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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-12-02
GAM Ell JON st o N,
- RARRER AND HAIR DRESSER.

- BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER,
would respectfully inform the citizens of Clear
field that he has opened shop in ''Shaw's Row,
in the recently occupied by F. Short, as a
Boot and Shoe shop, where he is at all times ready
to Cut Hair in the most fashionable style and do
Shaving in the most scientific manner. Shampoo
ming also performed He solicits the patronage of
the public. Jan. Z, 1857.
He also keeps hand a cosmetic for removing
dandruff, which receives the highest praise of all
who use it.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-12-02

nLD RYE WHISKEY, BRANDY. GIN and
apr3 r.. MoSSOP
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4 FIRST RATE Settof Observation-Disclosures.
IA ncluding Bellows, Anvil, Screw-piates &c
for sale by fjanfl MERRELL j CARTER
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-12-02
THE RAFTsMAN's JOURNAL,


IL residence of J. NJ. Pfoutz, in Ansonyille,
may be bought cheap by immediate application to
me, decl0-tf. j. Il. MENALL4-
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-12-02

z Y. RUSHT0N & CO., 245 Market Street Phil
~ adelphia; Importers and Dealers in Earth
en-Ware, China, Glass, and Queens Ware Opposite
the Red Lion Hotel J. Y. RUSHTON,
J. c. HOPKINS.
Nov. s. SLY. ROBT. STTLSON.
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I ESEIDLEMAN & Observation-Disclosures Gro
ASccrs, Tea Dealers, ana Commission Merchants
No. 2z3, Market Street. Philadelphia
ID. BE1DELMAN,
Aug.I, 1S55.-ly.l A HAYWARD
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Nbilanelpbia aNurrIiselnellIs

TALEB COPE & co, No. 1S3, Market St. PhiIa
" delphia, Dealers in Linens, White Goods Ho-
siery, French, English and German silk Goods, La
ces, Gloves, Boiling Cloths. &c. Aug. /, '55-1y
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-12-02

NTILLIAM 5. HANsELL i SON, Manufac
w turers and importers of Saddery, and Sad
dIery Hardware, No. 25 Market Street BhiladeI
phia- Saddles, Brides, Harness. Trunks. Whips
Saddle Bags, Bride Filling, Bits Stirrups Buckles
Carpet Bags, Get. TAug l. '55-lv
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ocuIrsrs Asp AURIsTs.

a LADY NJ n. ocuIrsT AND AuRIsT scs sIxrH
axeoue cures cases of bhndnes4 al eye
80 operation OF PAIN sunken eyes
mat nairy convex; premature wearias on spectaees ds-
s,sed Nth Ample references Consultations from IL 10 a
- wII. sIsR OCI'I.Isr No 49, BROADWAY; DE-
,,es hs attention 10 diaeases OF the eye chronic In,
s.,,ason ~ he eyeids encctualy cured, Aims speeks
r.,nved without operation once bours A. ~ w
PM French artificial eyes OF superior quality On sale.
sruE gYR AND kAR-OFrfCR HOURS ron CONSUL
tsfons from 3 O'Clock, n M7 RvuAdwNy. rwemfv
y,.rs established Superior ARTIFICIAL sy tBsered AAa ook
me ne natural ere JAMES v. rowuiA n. n. ss.nzA
uvs~l IA
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TRAvELLER,s GUIDE.

Uupaox sJvEk RAr.aoAp.-ynox Arnn. y NJ.
ksvrs.: s:ss Aed Y . A. X 40 An.y e.
fgS{isepss - a = ana l Nd | rIi - ~
~ :. ,ss w.y s:.,S.s Issssnser. taAss = oA..No1
eve IT2I :, - ed loS T. and sSK 4. - 49,
A. '. SMITH. sup~hA~sd~uA
AYEw YoRK AND HRrI RAr.RoAn--OH AHp AHYm
~ Monday, Apr1A lnQ. and unxn fuysAw nu11oA 49,
kAins yin leave pscf, fc of Duane etxv-< hUvR ~
punkrk erpyvss, 81 ~ a. -, fx DunkAsa
Buffalo eIpre~s, q - A. ~, hw BvnAia
NAH, - % A n. tor Dunktrt asd n1nNAo e. nAnvH
date sstons PASSENGERS By III Train vn $500 eve 49,
rnrA .n1 procsed ,As Am .oy.s~t
Way H..enssr, az r. Il. f~ nsvs~s. nxzsssvS - -
nnlgrsnt y. r.. ~ D~nhirs - BusA,s - s.AsuS
dsse aafoua
me shove trains aAfy, susAays sussvAs6
-. rs r.. ~ s,a - i z ~ r Du.ss
wight empress, q t0 r. n, ~ BusA,o sv~y Mv
rheee expr~ss 1Nsns cunne1 81 Efmha. Win - umnA
OAnasdagua and riAgAzA Pals RAruaA ~ HAgAr rAnF
= btnekastcs viii Ne eyypeuss and Bnehaa<p naHrun4
~ nyrNsrse = Corning Win BunAo Coming ssx rev -
Railroad NJ Hochssscr = 0rsAf Bend VIII DshyAre -
svnnna and Western Rafrvsd, for eusnks; - Hgnet.vhZ
yts Ne bulAlo and rev rovh ur nafrye1 - rS..G1s
Bu0xo and Dunktrk WIN the Lake more ks6rusa ~ usW
Sosss szEaDsLa- rv>A-S
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AyrROraHsY.


A sTONMHIro TO A1l.-mADAMn MORROW, rHp
"A seventh daughter Of seventh dsrgher, who wa shs
sstroogiet has gfh tell all the
your vevy thoughts and whether married
nsle and how many times you to be married and how
viii show tbs likeness of future husbans
And absent frerd. ard VII cause yon 70 be speedily mad
have through ne have ssonshef horsandk
during travels In Europe. Fee - cents and no charge
sos sstirBed Gentlemen Dot admu~i Broone stres1 b
tween Cannon and Cprmbia
fyI.AIRvOvANCR-MRs SEYMOUR 80 no SPRING
~ street few doors wes OF BroadvAT The most succ-sfu
medical and clsiyvoysnt IN America All dseasas
dscuvcred And cured curAbe -perng advice bueise
abeens fysnda a. and aasfAcsson spsysssasd
MADAME wIDaER-arrrED SPANISH LADy-TELts
Avn correctly love- marriages., friends business sickness
prescribes medicines for all ssesse how 70 gain property
lost stolen also lucky numbers o2 West Twenty fourth
street. corner Of Eighth svenne.
TUE ONLY RUIABI.B AND CoRRnCT AsrHOLo
y I'M IN thia or any other city \ Madame u.frrrOr
she warrants correct Information 70 all who visit her ON law
su onen deASha marriages absent fonda and IN iac Al
busnees msisers she also gives numbers 10 oer,es Tia
Truly eurpyeng she The only female s~trocRiss
This cpupuy All vho vieh know Aemsslvse call and
nh stn~A aAv n~ssAesss - nvrAsv4 un-s*r,
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1EANTII.LAS AND CLOAKs
wi Tn great variety and styles AMI not surpassed In Rich
and elegance by any In the city. Also,
LACE PoINTs, LACE hANrILIAS,
In great variety and extensive assortment
JAMES CROfSEY, 48i Broadway
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, NAY IL, 1857
BOARDn9 AND a,xauosse.

TWO GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES Oh SINGLE
gentlemen obtain pleasant rooms furnished or
furnished at 26 West rwenteh street Dinner q O'Clock
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spsr,'v'I,g.

s.uE NcgFv,,E PrrKRssUea AsD arcrA vDHD--
The nheo States mat sranso'p ROANOKE Ospi sln
rbirfer, sil have pier ~ North rv"r 90 ssnrfsy W
~, uceck ipkivs reiEft snd Cor al re
Ahore rsres tNe viii awe A. ro-toit surdav cgeun
o-, vbpn~a rrsser FIR Ne South rr,cees ~ ths
rrrat ,ra Inc 70, ~ hrouvh W CITY Point W Rci
nr~A ~ he 7traraer P~esage a. fare w.n ~ ~
se-f,n a. W Pea sburg aud Bich io-d. SO ses-aIs
ts'f pr'c~ Apply IN board, OF 70 LUpLsA FLEAsASrs
l,roafw
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rIsAvELLrHs' GUIDE.

IJupaos HIvTR RArLRosy.-puOH DEC - H@
Ee trairs WI IRA mixers s,a3ps hcrowss
tsrr@~ 's~rv, SO A. and 20 n. maA Nj A. NJ
Ard ~ Y D.; ~ dpc sirS, =. and p n. ~ fcsA,
MIA ~ ahe fosebk snpste esar Sing and Fvetsxin
hui0s nj ne WAY sadoea ps~rncesx Taken - Cham
hsrs Cnra, Cr,.eShcT ans SE ssv, srsvs Trgine e.
sew Y~t.'r~ye Troy si A. en m q A " srs ~ r. u
soa.r~s- 4 heny - SIC xnd 1915 a " and sgP "
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DABNUM's AMERICAN MrSEUN-rUE NEW ORA.
ID matte soason. Ibs Obursd,y Jan. 49, evenng a,
o clock, VA wA9 Ths Run OstP aner which LEND
NB FIVE I'M. ik.s hro noon at o'clock, Duab
Ma SCBfSrrN Smallest alive the thn
the WORLD he evi'taps gig &c he
b,rpy fom,ls &c all he without extra
Omission 10 everything "a cents children under len, la
n,
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scssc A.


nR Lamont PARE ,sD LosDoS vsDic,b
~ Adylssr asd Ma ass lr,. -3sh ,.il.ion fDs Fsses
i .,,a ~ s q s:. ss . ~. sai r's 3D.
cNmsD, Of scygal disss~ = ser sr rre,t eSpc-'s 81
M cd. tSS " dee nA. rs Das Soos s.as Esiass
&c. =
T,TEos7C Ard cosaTrrUrr0sAL nr-.sgV.- p' /.
~ hsirn, NO G.s bos.sn, s.s.s. So, wco.sr =, 49,
soa q srs.rcr. Loan s,i.,sse es,,y ssze % ss pe.s
Jar AM susenty srec .s-u sssns NJ rrgs long srsss
peffc, Nd radical rar~s uvrpyt sslrfol eoes ascns.
Spc or .'sns .5rnv,o- 10. aissss az sspe-sy sss
1erriooc. Pain or veansss The bsek bsd 500 ns.r
i ,st.'s ,sussns.s f,eS.p nav al ,sr.rd Spon
rsirlnre ~ heir hidden ca-ss long servo ,hecs se
a., ss sr,s a,nv tom. sou ICED ,Ss qp.spon ss.sr
AZ W. ihsw reai eapss Sts % ere Nese vmPgis
po' ,g Sossesss srssser. sssd a ser sc.ss nsces
ssry ,isc successfully rre led fnss, AnhrA s'snne'
f,AEp.- 30 fnU-E MIN IL MAJ coSsEss TT
- rnust % c5eut q 'ra " ny n ne ~ ". ~. 80. 49,.
he paure OF dscse % q ircshent Shh ~ - an sneo
Dr. esto 10 naus 90 drass sri isI-io-s cc-sgnunds
Mor tos tlt cn' % &C - 1859
Sr sr;isn T. df.cs ard sac, peri rnlng ~ fanons
siuay vel IN BIB t,c,r ~ es'1s sc,, ..s ns
Pc ore dosr sod 'te ',l,,stog dros sr-es anys
is ,s4sWa,; is0 81 Bcser s.e % ,iraed s:eee.
49, eos. - Nonrouefv sfnei iesey Ct'v; i5i Grand
~ WlsrnsbaIs asd q Fulon AMI Pine Aprs
s.rteis, BrccSbn - q
sirpr be porusiion f-e. u hs.s. NAV sisrs'sP o.
s(yD " q, station b, New Yrk ihs is To- M 5essh
~ se needy.
DRIvarE coNsuLr arToN.-pR WATSON 2 "A ron
coi'an class W witch he Ns rested nor lsss man ,s-sy
.hcasrd sas wnoa' AZ nsenee o. s,lnre rns reredss
se' Dr. watson n sfendsres RON f1hss
corning NJ r,oc ?, a'ss, q ss .,1sn,'ns roDcs ~ ,.s
corsuling room. ar scpsrse W. wsrsON ID,
Formerly Surgeon % he Ls>s BscpnAA
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SsEAef-sSsas

NEW 9OEA .aD LivAhpUO. DJffHD yrarsS
~ mail assa1sep gafOreos Usos s1sbsr, VII asrAn
sib The Up,es iss Cor enr,ps pos,pvsly sar
say Jasnsr ", a, 10 1clost toD her berk ., 'he ZOOS
Canal sUeet The ssLsSplO sh stons ., ,eo sssson,
And sail la Of this Dos hsys Improved
saie' ush ouss-aas rsS freight or ps'saga having a.
daS'ons uais6 ov and ssl1fTA sopE
sbw shh X NI.i IN, ~ Va vrast
fesseR assiet To "a hoard Z. II Uciooa
~ '-u nut .hrns2b he Pos a0ioo AIS Others WA
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a uCrIOv NOTlCE- N DOUGHTY, AUCrIONEER :

uCTIOS NOTICE M DOUGHTY. AUCrIONEER =
"A Ger tee bonsi old furniture ROSEWOOD planoio e. vev
e., nets mirrors chan ers tc.M D)U tHrh VIII sell on
he n erees l26 entv cshh stree, friday, Jan
Is Al ~ O'clock all The furt clna'ned In the arOyc
Non Va elegant rosewood planoorte rose~o1d
shi,a in Qsae and hair clol centre
nsr apo 40 es vauaole mirrors and OF pantngs; bro
ns corpcee &c Ich velvet and tapcsy
md stairs, rosewood and mahoEEnv SO
God and mahogany chAnbcr ia nj
tnIs nar Top Tess and pam bnssans wsshsiaMs 70 81
hair beds and beddng lounges. sofas
q AZ ogany chair. nth lrrse assortment OF ceaa
glassware cntlery clocks bassment and kieh
fnrntn1e obs also elegant chandeliers ADJ ny
trourhnut the house The whole 10 be perem1sorY
purchaser.
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an kIirai.- CORDS psAC1rCr De. c. ~ Htx
w NOM ne SIC rrosd~sy. p,ci ot Dre Carro en-
ems Vet - snd Rcer1. e ps~Ts vto Il he 3rs
kf y srretor diseases a. of Inc sexual svssn Con-
N
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SALES AT AUCTION.

ayILp Ar AUCTION -fBs LArg OTTO HsSss.DaUs
S~Ceve "a Bndssp wi, ss'd
dsy I7sh nsianA 70 the hsoes, bidder Zoe cAso
UAauiLNS HBos, Ajmiaists NJ x
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AUCTION NorICE.-THoS Bell. AUCrioSEER-nf
"A thLL BUSH-This day ri iOli O'Clock. in our sas
vo~rns ~ North william wf ne aold IN coniu atom and W
The matchmaker aud eseers stock also an an
re ipvncr esOry ladies ba ornaments bar pms
NJ mds' rscu es fancy GOODS three trunks,
koods bardAar, maniIlss porfumery groceries
hguors cohing &C. Friday, sale OF fnrnture an
k1M Il ect al clea.
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DEA1S.vRy.

pISTIsrRY pa n q BgNgfs, OANsf. ~ -
~ yaieh stree -oii nvuih-s I. f73- tavt-s
Ms isr an succssfnl pHpr'ncr DALI or VT.
wri e new ard harm 7ssnosrs AGENT srevsa,.,s
vas Prses Moderate.
nEN1IsTRy DIR. y g.. DUsKfs Cas4b Sr1Ssr,
~ sarick, old ". - 10 invites Attention
his ard surcesrul l'1i De
AID harmless ben-nl.is tscpt provss.ns al ri,a.
Prizes nOderaic.
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SHrRiFT's SALE or WINES AND t1QUow--oE
- Ra'uyday a IA o'nock a. A54 Crna street: IL gallons
Jsmsica 10 o. Holland GIN. lci Of scotch vhiskey.
sssts ut Santa Cruz rum port wine &c also serars &c. ~
SAT- Tie trade BY order Of the sbcr Iook for bargains
postpopemsns WI. Writers Auc-
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UCTION GALE or CHAINS colo JEwELRy AND
IA vaehea.-1Es morning, ut lOl. O'Clock by tsoyue
e'rr,t enamel vschcs ladies' AMI
gle cenernen ladies' silver pls ware, Gaze
Baskets. lsi bash ctS gobiets, mugs, spoons, kc-
A UCIIoN SALE OF AN IMPORTATION or HAVANA
"A seaarslh s day tOS ocork ut To Nassau NJ ee BY
TUsIs FLu. a-ciior-er. DcseTs VIII attend, a. ho
hn,.s of1A
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CnN wITrEH9 aUCrION8ES-WlII, Sf1Lt, on rRY
w day at 0 O'Clock ct ~ waite sti cot by viri ne of
hne' mortgage al the psror cham per, dinngro'm and
kitchen in &C., tn above hou5s; The hOnaa "a
. ted no. ana every hing IN ae dev and
cfts ni'on OF fruhas well aeaers NJ
oond sold bv order or Edward Bishop tOr
Dey Tor moatgasee and cpuoselhx at
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CLOTHING, &c.


dTnI rgARL srasEr-ssoosD HASp oLoyHIsa
= J az scre-1e.lcmer dsslrvSs of isrse
al is leu ~ "a surplus wearing scyarc' into cash. can
o. siu tie fun vAnc a. currcrt applying JAA
MOxDHnY, 4rp>. fesri street
fVtCTnTNG.-LADrp AND aRSTrFyES HAVING
~ any eissc~a Of rreeivo cc u,n~i value IN c>si
b scting W Radreesisr 3. COHEN, ~ faJteo-
rosr Cana or ! YES, Prustvay n. BLadios Aaeud" 70
by Mrs.. Ccscs.
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"a ncI1nN sAIE nr rI,EG asa nOrsEHOI.p ruRNI.

ID n ococ IN our gallery, 10 - Nassau street elegant
Cen, modem oil ntp, most OF which have been
ut received from FLORENCE. Among oilers viii be found
examples ~ Zucarelb 1cfos Grnmers Georgt
et,o Mezzs oecio and oilers Also invoice OF cabinet
ir ures uYt from Paris and yell WORTHY Of atten
by thaubt auT Cardp ssraDchc, De 10 Nergne and
others ApenE the nodrn psntnas viii be FOUND wo.s ~
Morris ShaycT Whom and others also ny oioc OK en-
craving, paintings copper water color drawings, &c
The sale viii be without 10 close acc0slnls
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TERMS.

DAILY, per annum.
TRIWKBKLY, per annum. SSOO
WEEKLY per alnum
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CHuKCHEs OF WHEELING.

information of strangers visiting city, pub
1Isb the following list Of the different Churches and their
time and place meeting. II there are any Mistakes
viii make The necessary correction with pleasure:
ST. Nattheso's Episc0pdtiGn, Corner Monroe and Byron
Rev f. T. PERKINS, Rector; morning services los
clock, evening,T.
~ yohn,s EiscopaIian Main street, between First and
second, Centre wheelng Rev. j. H. sNTH a. Nh hector
seryices-AIornng 1UL; afternoon SN; hight ~
EIrst PreSyeFiGh, REV. r. H. WEED, PASTOR fourthst'
tvreD Monroe and Quincy morning afternoon
S,cgpd IrssJyeru, Webster street, between Main ana
Market Centre Wheeling; services morning ana evening"
Third FresJyte,id, Fifth street, between Chestnut and
Tabert sts Wheeling, Rev l. WOODs FastOF' SefE
ces morning and evening.
Fourth EreS6ertan, Isev. a PAUL. Pastor
washington and Adams sts services morning and
evening. ,,,.o
Pastor street. Monroe and Quincy services
morning and evening. 49,.
yorta Street sttOdist Episcopal, Rev REoEh Pastor
,rner Market and North ss, North Wheeling; services
morning and evening.
L1aD.tae street Methodist EpiscopdI, RGV T. H. MON
nor PASTOR Chapne street, between First and secOna'
centre Wheeling; services morning and evening
South Fhe6iinO II. Il. Church, Rev. A. sFk'kSs'
Pastor; services morning and evening
RAeeliug Island Chapel, on Wheeling iSlana' heS d
GsralGm Mesh0dist Episcopal, Rev.c HELwIG, Pastor
Chapne street. Webster and Third Centre Wheei
n. James cataedras Roman Catholic, Rt. Rev BISHOP
n V. wnrLAx Filth street, of Hampdeni services
morning and afternoon.
associate RetOntd Rev. J. T. McCLURE, Pastor corner
ofMarket Jefferson ss
i.eiyte,s Market street, between Webster and Third
Centre Wheeling; 1C in the morning, and ~
evening.
s.geIicuI rOtsstdnt, Rev. J. HE1TkE, Pastor Clay
street. above sixth, Eastwheeling
zion ErGngslicGi LWthertdH, Rev. =. hiAAAEAAAA
Market street, between Webster and Third Centre
wheeling; services morning and evening.
Jetcs Synagogue Quincy street, between Market and
Main. 80.
t;sr1,un PTosssant Union Hall. Main street, between
Monroe and Quincy services 10Y morning
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CHANGE OF. SCHEDULE.
TRANSPORTATION OFFICE r. & o. r. L.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
TRANSPORTATION OFFICE b. & o. RRl
WHEELING STATION, Nov. Tth 1857.
NN and after Sunday Evening, NOV. sth the Passenger
trains VIM leave this station daily at $40 A. NJ, 44O
p. NJ, and 10 p. NJ, Wheeling time The ACCOMMODATION
daily Except sundays) at $40 A NJ will receive and
charge passengers at all principal stations between
Wheeling and Cumberland The Accommodation train Is
discontinued on East end of road. 's--i as '-
The Express train daily, 4:4U p NJ, will receive
discharge passengers the following stations only
wood, Mo9ndsyille Cameron, Burton, BentOns Ferry,
Fairmot, Petteran, Grafton, RowlsburE Piedmont
berland No. 12 Water Station Sir Johns Kun srtnsburg
Harper's Ferry, Monocacy, SykesNe, and Washington
Junction. Tie Mail train daily Except Saturday, IU
NJ will receive and discharge all thsprn-
cipaI stations. --,-,---S,-+s.r- .fs-7-
pres 46.l5 A. NJ, train from Gum.
berlatl tat 6:a5 p. NJ, Wheeling time. 40 lr
W. q. W0ODsInE, Sup't
move ]. PoRD, Agent. a
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'TC OORI1ESPONDENTS

subscriptions advertising other f.
anciaI tegencer should be addressed To
concerning the editorial department OF the paper
should be the Edtors jointly or to eteF one
Correspondents writing for publication, will please write
only en- one side of the paper.
An observance of the above rules will greaty
and secure prompt attention to correspondents
ay might otherwise receive
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IIiF LAW OF NEW SPAPE9s.

lsubscribers give express notice to the
ETary considered wishing to continue their subscr
tIOns.
2f subscribers order the discOntnuaRce Of their peril
odcas, publisher ay continue send them until all
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ens from Offices which they directed they are
Responsible till they settled the bill and ordered them
Discontinued. -, ,.,o,,. ,,o,r,
eli subscribers to other places withoutlhio-
ing Iu publishers the papers sent to the former o
FeCtiOn, they are held responsible .,,.,,
from office, removing and leaving them uhVaeu
or is I5rinld CIcia evidence OF Intentional fraud.
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Sheppard and Morgan,

WHOLESALE AND REIAIL a
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufacturers
No. 1SI, Ndin st. Corner Of Union.
N AVE now hand large and complete assortment Of
h all articles line, consisting of Ladies' and Gen
tlemens Saddles Harness; Iron Frame and
Wood Trunks and vaices Carpet Bags, Satches Upper
&C. &c. &c.
Saddles every description and quality, om the lowest
rate 10 the best style Of English shaftoe.
IFen frame Trunks and TaceSi very superior article
and unsurpassed lIghtness strength and durability
Fine single double Harness OF the best stye Stage,
Wagon and of the best material and work
large assortment Of Carpet Bags satces every
variety of material and pattern
All work ordered viii be furnished promptly, and eff
fort win be spared to continuance OF public IA
VG5o Sovi4 1--WE "s a ''A' SHEPPARD MORGAN.
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY


YirxInIus Lodge No. 3.-Meets every Thursday
v.nipv the Hail. corner Market and Monroe streets
jASss W MoonR, n. c.; B. II. Carr, Secretary.
RrnnkItn Lodge No. 13.-Meets as abOveeVery
Monday evening. J. J. FRExcn, n. a.; ~. p. No
Htirey, Secretary
VIVA. Tell Lodge No. 3:s.-Meets asabove eve
nv wednesday evening. cHAs. DEcKMAxS' n e.; JOB"
Sdldde, Secretary. s-s4
WheeJIng Lodge No. 59.-Msets every Monday
evening Hall, corner Market and Quincy streets
T. MosAoAS. N. O.; John Z1obarn, Secretary.
EsnuOIn Lodge No. S3.-Sleets as above every
Friday evening. a. A. sNru, n. G.' " W. RG"cAGTd
Secretary,
AbEaIn's RncamPment No. 1.-Neet' at the
HALL corner Market and streets, the rstand frd
Tuesday evenings each month. N. G.. MARsn, g. P w.
W. Blanchard. Scribe.
VIVA. Tell Eucnulpment No. 3 34.-Meets as
above the second and fourth Tuesday evenings ofeaeh
month. HESnr Krnrz c. p; GAIA LiAck, Scribe
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
ohio Lodge No IOI.-Meets at Masonic Hall,
corner Market streets, first and rd Mon
dayeveninEs each month. g. ". StsaTs, W. Nj ALe7-
andsr LGagAIin, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge No. 12S.-Meets as above on
the Third Thursday evenings Of each MONTH r A
BRRSI1ISoER, W. 81, S. ". Pearson, Secretary,
YVheeling Union Chapter No. 19.-Teets as
above on the secod Monday evening Of each MONTH W
scorT II. r; 5. VI. Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling Encnmpment No. Meets as
above on the ourR Monday evening Of each month W.
RlTrg G. g. 4 Eorin9, Recorder.
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Great Northern and Southern Man Route
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
Twice DAnY, Sunday night excepted y between Rich
mond and Washington City via Gordonsvie and Alex
andtia. s .-!s tEttt
Hours Of departure at Rich
Returning leave Washington. 30 A. n. and : p. n.
Arrive at Rlchmsnl. ...1:SO P. ~ and4 Am
Baggage checks and tickets given through between Rich
rnond and Washington.
and being excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar.
antee always securing Connections shown By aTr
Vals daily at Richmond Washington city of
the Steamboat line. .5e tsf
PARE RIcHMoND WAsRrSGIoH. $3.50
Omnibus VIII be found always ready 10 take through
passengers and their baggage Of wearing apparel between
Deots Of charge with ample time for them to
take Their meals, whether going North or South.
Through l9leketS be obtained between DAnSie and
Washington the Terminus Of the Road, nearly
peted DanvIle An Agent Of the Company will receive
the Checks passengers from the Danvie Road,
their baggage all the Way to Washington the Bal
timore Depot.
The fare the the mail line by teold steamboat
THERE'S change of cars between Rich
Iuond and Aexandria. fe1
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MATnRW. MoNABB,
IeueIry, silver md Plntesl Ware,
GIOckH. &C. &C.
a To- BROWN.

No. 1le Main. Street, t,Iwh ceiling, va.
opening of the finest and largest aasorments
goods in his line that has been brought to this
city, which will be sold Wholesale and Retail at prices
low any house West of the Atlantic cities. 7.
Among his goods may be found Gold and Silver Watches
the celebrated English and Suisse Manu-
factuTerers Also the real D. H. D, American Patent
Lever Watches Clocks in great variety, including few
Regulators Of fine quality suitable for Banks Railroad
Stations Offices and Watch Makers. r 'a
Beautiful Jewelry In sets otherwise Of Coral Mosaic,
Cameo, Gold, Stone, Lava and all Gold JGwcry Also,
of Soft Solder and plated Jewelr cheap
Fine pocket Cutlery, RAzors Scissors, Silver Napkin
Rings Gard Gases, Gold Pens, &C. &c. Every article in
establishment Is warranted to be as good represent
the money rgturned call Is respectfully solIeIted
Inh25 lis Main ST., one door from MArsh Taylor's