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THE STATE OF OHIO, MONROE
! stss Oh coUNTYEg0Yfa
John Clipgan, TAMES SLOAN,
s,...yvs. Jsa asa Sloan.

John Clingan, l AMES oi-OI =,
VS.. X elsJ Asa sloan,
John A. 'Truax, and others. Flyer ,fohs and
Thomas Yoho, her husband, George Gray, James
D.. Gray, Joshua Gray, Hannah Gray Mary
Gray, Rehecea knight and LeMuel !. Knight,
will take notice that john cfingsn has thls day
filed in the Court of Common Pleas Of the
county of Monroe and State Of Ohio, hiz petit
ton, the object andprayer of which istaquiet
his title and possession in and to the following
dOseribed real estate situate in said county, ta
Wit: Being part of the nprth west quarter of
section tliirtyIthrce, in township five, of range
i've, in, said county,s commencing at the south
east,corner of said quarter and Running thence
north forty eight rods; thence south 494 de-
grees west 65 aud, So hundredth rods to stone;
thence nortl, 1S64 degrees west, G and so hun
dredth rods to n stone at The lower end of the
Sugar Camp; thence north 50 rods to a stone
at the beginninSloG the Hat; Sthepec west 81
rods to the section line; thence south So rods
to the south west eorper Of said quarter; thence
east ] "A and 50 ,hpndysdth, rods 10 the south
I,agst corner, of said quarter to the place of be-
ginning. containinS thirty Two and a half acres.
And said defendants are,nptided that ths nlain.
tilf will ask a hearing upon said pstitien at the
next,sern Of said COURT a.
HoLLIsTER, OKEY s. HoLLlsrER, -
| - Att'ys for Plaintiff.
lnIg2 aps4ists g slfs5l.v ] s5l.-vsg. daGia
t,aff3G -f4tf Il 3Ia4 ~ srFarr.
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administrators Sale.

ON SATURDAY., the 7th daylof November,
~ 1857, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, "a.
NJ, and 4,o'elock, P. n on said day, on the
premises hel einafter described, situate in Mon
roe county, Ohio, will sell at public auction,
the following described real estate, to wit: :
The north east quarter of the north east
quarter of section Is, township 6, and Range
I, upon the following terms. i'''''9I''7 ''ii
One-third in hand, ne-third in one year and
the residue in two years, with interest on the
deferred payments from the day of sale, to be
secured to the satisfaction of the undersigned
o@ ..' 7'.' DANIEL ROBBINS, Admir-. Of q
Oct. z, 1887. Anderson Robbins, decd. "
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MA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE.

Samuel Glover b. yIftas ta me- Of yssssa a msi
JOHN s. iHeald:9 ct al .froui the Court of Com
mon Pleas Of Monroe county, 0hioIi will offer
for sale at public auction, at the door of the
courthouse, in said county, on ,s,,;,..,
Saturday, thea3lst day Of October, 1s57, .sf
between the hours of ten O'Clock, A. NJ, and
four O'Clock, p. M, on said day, the following
described real estate, situate in said county,
to wit: -'.@s5 '''it4 e bhS 55ft7t-' sci go IS1
/ Lot number eleven and fractional lot num-
ber twelve, in the town of .Clarington, Monroe
countyO Ohio sas Il lA441 -ti - iiiE }lus aiE
/ WILLIAM joKEY, l-7s
/ Sent. 80. Ia s2 So Mas. Com. M. c. @.
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Attachment Notice.

Nathan Hollister, NoTIcR is hereby given
,vs.sa So IN that ON the 26th day
Stewart Hall. of Sept. ds57, eat my in
stance an attachment was issued by Jacob T.
Morrill,, a Justice of the Peace within and fol
Salem township, IN Monroe county, Ohio, de-
mandng judgment for the sum of forty dollars
Said cause is set for trial the 14th day of No
-vember, 1857, at II O'clock, M. go = ,''-to
sa,,o,s, !. NATHAN HoLLlsFER.
Oct. =, 1s57x~33w.s,
eaTs51 = Essf-
.nsE si Il s4ss
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

D UDOLPH BERGY, Charles Bergy, Frederick
IN Bergy, Jacob Bergy, Samuel Bergy, and
Elizabeth Bergy, the heirs at law of Jonn Rergy
Sem, deceased will take notice that John Bergy
jr., has fled bis petition in the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, in which
he demands partition of the south west qaar-
ter of the south west quarter, of section three,
township four, of range four, lying and being
in said Monroe county. --.-
Said petitioner demands onezseventhpart of
said premises. as onesof the heirs of said John
Bergy, Sen, deceased, and that dover be assign
ed. to elizabeth Bergy, widow of said decedent
in said premises. - .t 80 u
ARCHBOLD & RICHARDSON,
Sept. 16. 1857. Att'ys for Petitioner.
Blank Deeds and Mortgages,
for sale at this Office, d i-f,s -
sAsf-ts8 ~
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MASTER COMMISSIONER S SALE
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF MON
81 ROE COUNT5y,$ OHIO. > Z

Thomas Pollock DY virtue Of mandate is
against ID sued out Of said court
Tuesday, the 9OA day Of October, 1857,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, 4. NJ, and A
O'Clock, r.. NJ, Of sqit. day, at the front door OF
the court hoase, IN said county, shall offer for
sale at public auction, the following described
'fraet of land lying and being IN said county,
and described as follows to wit: rs.
Beginning at H,e corner of James. Atkinson s
land, on front Street, of Ciarington, thence up
the wrst side Of said street far enough to in
I'clude one foot MOTH of the house, thence on
a straight line back toapple alley retaining the
same width on said alley as there is on the
front, thence with the east side of said alley to
said Atkinson's Ne, and thence in afstraighl
line TO The place of beginning, containing abou
5000 square feet. -,fr,n~ e~-.-.-9g 20 --.st
Ordered to beisold at the suitof said Thomas
! Pollock against said John s. Heald TO satisf,
Ia vendors lien. :j- fa.g-f lgr- leg. .aq
! T Hra5 a.,- i.-ef EDWARD ARCHBOLD,
| Septic. hr S4 20 ,,q Mas. Com. NJ. c. o.
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NERVOUS. DISORDERS.
iN1s, HulptHeT KpuIests ~ I0IlIt'. W = . b
PHYSIGAH PRDSTRATEOffl!a !a-a-iE Z (
,YEETBpE HRaLTU3II q

In cases of General Debility, and that decay
of bodily poW efs,, 40 Witch no. fixed character
as disease tan be iSnea Ire rcnovating'ef-
feet ofth4se Pills IS astonishing. 'The whole
systenasssennfs 60 srecupefaiea under their IN
nuence. sFhe eye fssui,iesits lustre, It he mus.
cles their frmness, and every animal function
receives new vital impulse. - Snch has been
the experience, lstcfe is aAs
dreds of thousands.z STU > ,sc8Eaaafz b
COMPLAINTS. OF FE EH.4LEsS. q
The functional aregulafities peculiar'to. the
weaker SEX are inrariatfyT corrected without
pain or Inconvenience by the use of HOLLo-
WAYS PILLS. They ethe safest and surest
medicine sfor all the diseases of childhood
and it may be said Of these Pills, as of the Re
publican institutions, that they promote "the
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS IRE THE
BEST REMEDY KNOWN IN THE
WORiD FOR THE EOLI OHsIN G. DIS
E.asEs: ...s,.s: .Tada4a ,6i,1hsss,t;o,,lI 81
Diarrh~ay .ssxs.s IhH6enza
Conahss Colds s~esg ,lnflsmation3 gEyr >
Chest. Discases-g4. 4,t,s Inward Weakness
Fever and Acue Liver Complaints -
Bowel Cemplaiais- iewnessz of Spirits,
t.ostiyeiies -1'ifes sa- a---i- - - y
Debility T,s'sr Stone and Gravel ..'3
semaIe Complaints Secondary Symptoms
Dropsy v.lierial Affections
yspel sia 7sg sidl Worms OF all kinds.
e ECAgTIQAI,-7-Nonei are hrnuine unless
the words = sHpho,ray., New York and Lon
don." are discsrnible rs Hatfr-lMark in every
leaf of the book of directions around each poi
or box; the same,may. be plainly seen 10y hotd
inglhe lsgf to HsfisM a handsome. reward
will be given 10 any one ,rtildeiing such in
formation as may lead to the detection of IN,
party or parties counterfeiiing the medicine
orvending tie saline, knowing tIeni 70 be spu
rious, ..,t,; 60.
..soii al the mani astory. Of Piofssso
HoLLowAy, so Maiden Lane, New York, and b.
all respectable Driiggists anil Dealers in Medi
cine, throughout the United States and tn
civilized world, III boxes at IS cents, IS cent:
and 81 each-s !. =. ,ee'
EE There. ELS IS a considerable saving l,y TAX
ing one Of the larger Sizes. 49,.
n B--7Direetions for The guidance of patient
in erery. disorder are Affixed to each bcx.
Octs ~ lS9 ri .y.s..,.t .1.f - .f,..f 80
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24A Oct. at 8 O'clock 4. NJ.

Kie examination will commence each day
} fpreciselyat o'clock, A. NJ, and Teachers not
present at that hour, will net be examined, &
.t,syI BY order Of the Board. ogo,o6 -
[, sazs .,sAflJo JOHN MOORE, Clerk.d ,.
III Woodsfeld, Sept. 23, 1857. d hs'itj.fz. g
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SHERIFF'S SALE +.

st,ieross SHEklFF'Se .SALE. :.
Jacob Truax and wife, DIX virtue of an Or
.SAagainst o3At IL der of sale to me
The heirs of Mary directed fgemt the court
Sinclair, deceased. of Common Pleas of
Monroe county. phie,z I will offer for sale at
public auction, at the front door Of the court
house, in the town of Woodsfeld, in Said
county, between the hours of ten o'clock, A.
NJ, and four o'clock p, M, on--,. on,,s e. w.
Tuesday, the 9Th day Of October, 1851,
the following described tract of land lying and
being in said county, to wit: Sc ar - ..-,.
The north east quarter of SECTION seventeen,
township five, of range fves:e coliMiping one
hundred and fifteen acres, more or less, being
the whole of said quarter, With the exception
of about .seyenteenS acres in the north east
corner of said quarter belonging to Elliott, and
eighteen acres more or less, lying immediately
south Of said seyenteen acre tract, and about
ten acres lying in the north west corner of said
quarter, belonging to Daniel Patterson; said
exceptions amounting to about forty five acres.
= Ordered to be sold as the property Of the
heirs of Mary Sinclair, deceased, at the suit Of
Jacob Truax and wife. zSf ssss
WILLIAM READ,
Sept s445 Sheriff of SAID county.t
Tnf - 80 .<oss~ asI-gs} .t,ssS qss1eH A
SE.1Hg19ia -.
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.Woodsfield Retail Market,
f6o,rected soeekly .6yI t.Ssaelaai,s Il s. Baker. I

,,-,v WoopsrELp. Oct; 6, 81,
Flour4per barre, ,baAlA . : s $500
Wheat per bushel, o7g:7O 10
Oats per bushel,1 = ~ = -};tl-ti ls5'
Corn per bushel, - 70
R9sa R9sa per per, pDpaa De''aa L(.4. 9 to 49, 10
Candles per pound, -1It rTg Is
Tallow per pound, II
Salt per barrel, . -sEg .'he'a -3FsCOoI
Hams per pound, 80 Is
Shoulders per pound Z aaA-es.sf s-i,r2 j.
Corn meal per bushcl,'SF s:'' S'sa1775 ssas275 $
Eggs per dozen zan1o1-la Io5q sre6t
Tea Tea per pound, y = ,tgs-7. 5 to 90
New Orleans Sugar per pound, l1-Wl5
Molasses per gallon, -.oi-Il05 to- l,00l
Rio Coffee per pound, b-aza--e- -a.7f15
Java Coffee per pound a- '-'- IS.
Hay per ton - 500
Fish per pound, r. - -e-fLT Il 10
Nails 3d. 3D.. and l0d. 81 and 6.
Brooms per dozen, = - :, 200
Onions per bushel, s-' : SO
Timothy seed per bushel, II l7,a -:p2,50'
Butter per pound. "a --s-,q ii, "a II
Potatoes per bushel az-sq-ii,l- So .i-arll Q!
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Claringtoni lodge. No 1853,

Off IA. MAsoss,Y meets the Monday on or
preceding the full moon in each month. - = = @ :
= 80 j.. D.. O;CONNoR.l W. NJ. 5.as{A T., Z :
WIZ. Hum, S. W. o. $. THOMAS, Treas,
> JAMES K1EnHAs;J w. j.. W., How ELL, Tyler
PErrR WADE, S. D. J. Il. MORRILL,, secry.
CAM. BIsHor, j. sDa- sis S,,.. ss.s-.i
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LEGAL Notice

JOSEPH II. THOMPSON, isaac Kecr aud Ma
j riah.-Keer, his wife, ,stle children of Will
liam Thoni pson, ,Jr. whose names are unknown;
Elizabeth v Cooper and Sarah Amanda Coop
ey, children of Sarah Ann Cooper. John &.
Thompson, Isaac d. Thompson, James w.
Thompson; Hannah D. Hewitt, X her husband
(whose name is unknown} Albert p. Thomp
son, Harvey D. Thompson, Westley I. F..
Thompson, Isaiah L. w. Tho mpson, Eleanor
h s. Hartley and her husband, (whose, name is
unknown will take, notice. that on the 18th
day of September, 1851 Isaac Murray, Execu-
tor, and Ann Thompson, Executrix, of the last
will and Testament of William Thompson, fled
their petition in the probate Court OF Monroe
County, Ohio, which is still pending in said
Court, asking for leave TO complete a certain
contract. (entered into by said. testator in his
life tinfe) by making to said Joseph H. Thomp-
son, a deed for and on behalf of said defendant,
for the. following land in said County, to
wit , ~ go . '.5
| Tho south east quarter of the north west
quarter and the north eastquartsr of the south
west quarter of section 20, in township 6.of
range Z.except 7 acres sold off the east side
of the last described tract, to David Knapp
Also part of the west half of the north west
quarter of said section, beginning for the SAME
at 9the ~south east corner of said lot, thence
west rods ta stone, tlrence north 22ldegrecs
east 36 rods to stone, thence NORTH Ga rods TO
a corner stone, thence north 6S degrees east II
rods to,a stone, thence south lo5'iods to tlle
plsce of beginning, continuing in All 90 acres,
more orless. Said Petition will he for hear
ing on the 9th dag Of October 1857. a. t1.-H
~ = uoLLisrER GkEY & HoLlIsrER.' 4
u" = % -N-@ att'ys for Petitioners. Is
September 23l, ls51.-z3w,~r % 5sa'
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MASTER C0MMTsaIoNER'sSALE:

STATE OF OHIO MONROE COUNTY, COURT
f,7ts OF, COMMON, PLEAS. .
Henry X Laa ii ny virtue Of 4 hsnaats
trust for h tniseif d issuing out tOfsaii court
and'A A. Howell, Land toInie}direeted, on
.1H against Tuesday, the 27th day
flames H.. Ray. n OF. October, 1857,
between the hours Of teli in the slno orning, and
four in the evening of said day. at the front
door of the,eourt- house, in Woodsfeld, in said
county, i shall offer for sale at public auction,
sa= LOT NUMBER TWENFY-NINE,5 ii,
in the town Of Darlington in said county, to
satisfy Mortgage executed to said plaintiff
and divers judgments i'll behalf. of other cred
itors Of said James II. Ray. H''H fo7ai ciiv
Appraisal with all the buildings at S1Gao.
EDWARD ARCHBOLD, =! r.
Sept. g. So !00 / Mas Com. N. c. o.
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TT E-S-P-I=RI7T1= Of De Ne EFT A G ! y ==
TO TEACHERS.

fNHE Board of Examiners of Monroe County,
l. Ohio, will, for the purpose of examining
Teachers and granting Certificates to those
found Qualified, holdSlneetings in the Woods
field Union School, on each of the following
days, viz: SIT 80
5sI.nJa,, o.A5 os,nf ~, az ~,
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: FOR SALE BY afgs4aSy
!. j. A, 4 G. r. Davenport, Woods.
field; Kotzebue y Obiipges, MalagS
Armstrong 8 Mooney, BeallsvIlle; Tkss.
&c. Penn Antioch. rs es''Ss. e., A0 ,. ,sss !.
{ Dec. 81, 1s56.42ly. / ,toes''s tug ssnsois
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Philo Hall, rs Sd ST., Pittsburgh, Pa.
UlHE Oldest, most extensive and most perfect
/, ly organized COMMERClAb ooihh'sh IN
the United States: The only one in the State
acting under LegisLdttre Charfer's s
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ERYSIPELAS, SALT RIIEUM PILES.
Nre ~ AND PAINS.
ANGER, UICERS, AND TUMUROUs
SWELIINGS.' iola.

CANCER, the most terrible nalady that attacks
the fieshy fibre, may be extrpated bytliis prep
aration. THE knife cannot feaeh. the minute
of this disease, but the ONT
IsMENr does, 1t ,penetrates to the sources of al
ulcerous disorders, and perfeets a radical
J
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CHUKCHEs OF WHEELING.


, information Of strangers visiting the city, We pub
h the foowing list OF the different Churches, and their
time and place OF meeting. II there Mistakes We
vii make The necessary correction with pleasure:
- Nonb.t-s Eoiscop0Iian, Corner Monroe and Byron
,rre,, REV. T. pKaEISs Rector; morning services 1SX
o,eIoeE EVENING"
~ ,o6,. t.t.eoDgiiaa Main street. between and
,.eop5. centre wheeling REV. G. K wAHSEN, Pastor;
morning services 10Y O'Clock, evening, ~
80, t.,,5,teyfn nrv. r. H. WE'D Pastor, Fourtlst.,
bewer and quincy and afternoon
Second IrssJyts,t Web.t.r street between Main and
Market Centre cling rvIsss morning anu sEsi''ns'
laird Presbyterian, fifth street between eu
TaIbert ,ts., soutl Wheeling Rev Z WOODS
ees moFnins si'a evening", -. p..,,- A,a,rs.re.t
between Washington AID Adams s''' ser
FosS stree, N.0odist Ept.eepaf, Rev. J. T. WILSON,
Pastor, Fourth between monroe anu S-''''
morHinE and evening. -, p.,s1 =. Rrox, Pastor
0'ts Sree' yTis.linr. services
ofner Market anu EUt'I ''
cs., i,,,5odyiat EptseopdI Rev T. II. NoS-
Hor Pastor ohapllne street, Is,@ss1 1 yennr ye M
'sh'is nl,,s E lT,[ch. Rev. A. srHvE1s,
4 80 ..,. ,norn,Dr and evening
nnss''"T . 1.,,..S
T. WILSON, ,a., p,.o,,, Rsv g Hx,y,c. Pastor,
G'r"dh AeH.'o'H - ,n,,1 C.n,re wheel.
On'pi"s - 's'
'"s. I,,,.,,,y I,o,B,n Catholic, Rt Rev. BIsHoP
~ James e@E.s,'d ile'-l ,sryIcs,
H. ', "HlLIA, ,l.--,' go, .a.,l
h',i'ns a,'1 t,'sSa r MecIrrE. Pastor corner
o.o,' a.. oruinr and afternoon.
oi MaIket an" w., .,t bts.en Finh and
S"P''si' ,-s !, .,'r,,,
between webster and Third
c,nrs wlysna ssr,s,, 1o5s in the norniHr' and ~
evening. ,...,..,..,, ~, u,, nm. pastor. Clay
se"'gf'ie%s 1,O,ss..,r,, Iv',..,,
''ree'' aDo's t,Isia. P.v r ZnNNER,lS,
"'on t,a webster and Third Centre
Pastor, Market s'Fse'' 's'"'St sSt
wheenE services morning AHu s.., ,r,rts, and
jelrtsh Synagogue quincy street, Os'"'s' Os' -
Man. -. h.,...,
German ITote'tdhf' Ch''n haH' Ia'l ~ s's'''
Monroe and euiney; services l0H mothhE
ITIIXVS, T1IRECpOI2Y
ODD FfSHLS'N w W. ,. = =
VirsInIus Lodge NO. 3.-Msets every Thursday
evening At .ne lA', n II,y Secretary
FrnnIkIin Lodge No. 1S'-Meets as aOOTeeFers eI'
Monday ..,' ...:s,s,r ..:a'as, J. ! r'fa'n' y ' :"
W Ts .%s' T2 %s nssss n co. &
sa.as., secretary. -. !.
wheeling Lodge No. oS.-Meets every Nio'UaS
eFsn'hs =. wy " q -, Tzos,r7. secretary.
PnnoIn Lodge No. s3.-Meeia Is above every
rriaay evening, A. A. sNTTH, n. O.; " W. Blanchard
secretary.
The thfrd
tuesday sy,nuFsof each month y q. MlnsH, G. P "
"; H,aHehsrd, scribe -. :.
l,s - ..,,,-. :. ~ s.cI
A0o.s H'g .s.O',, Aa D.. CO. J,,,, scrTss
'n'41'' '''NA' 49, -
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nc UORhESPONDENTS.

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CONCERNING the editorial department Of the paper,
aouI addressed TO the Editors jointly or to either one
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OF the above rules will greatly oDnBe Us,
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TIL. LAW OF NEWsPAPEtts.

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If subscribers order iscOntnuaAee OF their peri
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r All receiving and keep constantly On hand large Stock
i OF. the. celebrated HALLET, DAVIS & co S PIANoES
Also, complete assortment Of MELhDEONs and sEIIA.
PiINEs II ON the celebrated nanufacorics ot carhAr
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.ENCOURAGE AMERICAN 7dAEUFACTURILa
RuTLEaS'S HOOK,AERREES'S
Writing Fluid

this superior Fluid lnk las been before the pubic
~ nov nearly two ears, as been constantly gallng
iayoF and Is no" preferred by many to e farauae1 AS
During the past year twenty thousand quart an3 piul bot.
@ ogethsr with smaller Sizes innunerable hsNe been SOLD
TO bankers and merchants in Cincinnati Louisville Pits
bnrgh, Buffalo, OeVeiand Drtr0 Tcrre Haute LaaJ ette
Encennes Indianapolis, Evansville, Frankfort Lexington,
Nashyle Memphis, ST. Louis EckSburg, Jackson, Matches
and New Orleans II has also been adopted in the State De
pa'ents of Kentucky, Tennessee and Mississippi Ith1s
taken three first class Diplomas the Mechanics 1nsttuss
Cincinnati and Louisville Diplomas Prize
d.s at State Fairs held last Fell in York Ohio Indiana
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-01
WHEELING VA. SATURDAY. MORNING.
TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, Pittsburgh & Wheel
ing Railroad.

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IMPORTANT CHANGE OF TIME.
ON and after Monday, July 13 1897, Trains VIII run
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
500 Mail Train stopring at all Way Stations arrives
P ~. and wheeling at !: - p NJ.
300 " Express Train, stopping at Hudson. Ravenna,
iiHsyiiie yellow Greek and all stations above
and below yellow Greek; arrives at Pittsburgh
at T:I5 p ~, SteubenYile at 5:2J p. 81, and
Wheeling at7S5 P. N.
4s5 Accommodating, for Iavennn ana Way Stations
connecting at Hudson for Cuyahoga Pals Akron,
and Miilersburgh-
LEAVE PITTSBURGH
@ Te and IIa points GeIoT s;cpbense afFives at
wheeling At e:l5 Am. This Train does not go to
$40 si Train stop; at al Station. except Ham,
teT'Mouitrie and wneheEter arrives al Cieye.
land at 4;t5 P M;, steGbeuvile at 1913 P. ~,
$50 NJ Express Train stops at all stations except New
Salisbury, Lima Earlvile, Mace.lenia and New.
burg; arrives a Cleveland at 9:85 p. NJ. Steubpii.
yilie at 6:25 P. ~, and Wheeling at 7:a5 NJ.
LEAVE BstDoEPoET, oFfosETE WHEELING:
SIS a II Mail Train stopping at Way Stations except
IIammond,s, New Salisbury SUI 5ayllle East iso
Pittsburgh at 1890 p. ~, and Cleveland at 4:t5
6sa bseP Ruh FoaRd Rush Ka n edo
and Port Homer. New Salisbury; Lima, EaIlylle
Macedonia, bedford and New6urgli; arrives at
Pittsburgh at $40 p. ~, and Cleveland at 9S5
Accommodation Train leaves Ravenna at 500 A. a.; stops
at Way sat!ons and arrives at Cleveland Ht9'4o a. M
ACCOMMODATION Train leaves Brdgeror: 1915 P. NJ for
wtilsyile, stopping at MI Way Stations.
Connections are made BY Through Train, follows:
At PlttsBurah, will PennSylv Raroad, for Phladel
pHla, Baltimore, New York and Boston.
At Cleveland with Trains and Steamers for Toledo, De-
roit Chicago and the North West; also Tor Erie DunEirE,
Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and Canada.
tSttbenvile and Gair, with the Steubenvle and lhdi-
ana and Central Ohio Railroads. Ca Coshoc'on New
ZpneSVie, Wilmington, Lancaster, Colurn-
bus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and st. Louis
At whceug with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, for
Cumberland, Harper3 Ferry, Baltimore, and Washington
City.
s-Local and Through Tickets can he procured at the
various line, nIsn at Union Ticket oies
pOse the evee, Wheeling, and at the Union Office, 81 Su
s,ipts once G. & r Railroad, j. DURAND, sup't.
Cleveland, July 10, 1857. iyli-tf