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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-08-26
Towanda, August i

NoTICE To PCEcHAsERS.--To prevent misunderstood
ing, notice is reby given that purchasers at sheriff
sales will be leuired to pay the amount bid at the time
the land IS sold. II has become mpeatvey necessary
to adopt this rule and Il viii he strictly adhered TO-
cept in cases where the purchaser is en creditor and
is entitled to the fund provided in the ls section OF
the act OF Assembly approved April %, 1916 which is
as follows Wheneverthe purchasers of real estate at
Orphans Court Sherifs sale. shah appear from the
proper record TO be entitled lien creditor to receive
the whole portion of the proceeds of said sale it
shall he the duty Of the sheriff administrator. executor
other person making such SALE 10 receive the receipt
of snch purchaser OF purchasers for the amount which
he they would appear from the record aforesaid
TO he entitled Provided that this section shall
be construed t0 prevent the right Of said Sheriff.
administrator executor other person aforesaid tn de
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-08-26

A DMINISTR ATOR'S SNOTICE.-Noticc
n is hereby given that all persons indebted to the
tate of CHARITY MEAD, decd. late of Michigan.
are hereby requested To make payment without de-
lay; and all persons having claims against said estate will
please present them duly authenticated for settlement.
T. I. Brown.
Nav 4. 1858. Administrator,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-08-26

A DMINISTRA \ rRIN NOTICE. Notice
~ is hereby given that all persons indebted to the
tate Of WM STEEL late OF Asylum twp, deceased.
requested To make paymCnt without delay and all per
sons having claims against said estate must present them
duly authenticated for settlement to the subscriber
POLLY STEEL.
July 20, 1853. Administrators
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We cannot but suggest to readers the importance
and advantage of combining with tho usual duties of the
farm such experiments may easily be conducted with
any interruption of the work. and yet will often lead
10 the most decisive results II one is to plant Of
potatoes, for instance divide it into quarters and each
quarter into cighths il needed and plant part with
small seed another with large another cut and another
whole manure part III the hill another outside On
one quarter try i, ia prevent tho rot another c
another ashes, Sc. No do this without
increasing his agricultural knowledge and after his
wealth.
Questions for crerg OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES much did you
lose, during last year by not having your plans for the
months preeditated and settled pretty definite
ly, so that, when the working came, you could
work without hintancc and employ your hads-we
your and those of your hired hands
tageously This IL important oiu and We want you
10 think it over What lost by having wood TO cut,
when seed WAS be planted by not getting tools till
the day YOU had use them by not having the old
tools repaired when work not crowdiDg by not
having an agricultural journal two the previous win
ter not to think for you but to help you do your
thinking of plans for the growing by sowing
oats on field, when it would have been better To have
planted corn by manurng field stcalhfully, when
a little more manure would have warmed up tho ground
and made it produce not only more but IN proportion
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

persen WI be eaeea oar eooAs unless '
payment Of the subscription be maze "a advance
N forward w mcnes ey le'er sna an fA
he assumed ny ourselves D sfanzn,,dan hrfl
The COUNTRY PAPER s Published weekly during the se-cns
Congress, cpl-~ weekly during The recess
Subscriptions period than VIII be received on lef"s
proportioned this above
Ss~roriAsTEJss sgsus and os
sending subscribers enclosed n'E e
subscribers, with saa enclosed, will be enuasd 70 es
gratis
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nRUNKARDs. DRUNKARDs, AwAKE!--s

IL yourselves, hcrs mothers, wives, sisters brothers
brothers, and friends from
dunsards drunknrd's restore them to them
selves you family circle TO tho world, and - useful
Delay not, remedy in Your power you can
administer without his knowledge with the b,pc
without sickninK the gatct and most nvcterae drker m tN
eating drinks grsdualy creating perfect and thorough
change oraing NIL de
SIRE adding and giving tone strength checon-ss and ACTIVITY
TO mind body Induced who have been ruined FOR
health position regaincd their position by
the " his compound the world and
many fallen brother win compound for who order sf
~ er bottle bottles a. and forward H. by other
wisc accompany tho hoe
Address j. ?. EsTAuD, NJ H.,
Jan 1e--Alntt Baltimore Post 0hicc
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ORPHANS FAIR removed to Iron Hall Pennsv

" The inocncnoy the weather having
I'd 10 from attending the
Odd Fows Hall the have been prevailed continue
hw days will he opened Mt Iron HILL The articles
marked possible prices
d the charitable earnestly collected Nearly $50 orphan girls
depending this effort what
necessary for their present wants.
Jan I'D fStRr&Statcsl
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VHyASHlNGTON ART ASSOCIATION The Sec
wv ond Annual Exhibition &C the Washington Art Association Is
now open at the Gallery street. between 18th and ih streets
from 10, TO 10, p
Admission tickets S To be had at the principal
bookstores and hotels, and at the door.
2b--dtf
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RgvoLurIoSARy RsIc.- Mr. Lcmucl Putnam Gros-
venor who died on the 10Th ut,, in romfre, Connect
cut, has bequeathed to the Connecticut Historical So
,icty the sword that owned and used by Gen, snel
utnan, during the revolutionary struggle
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5sso From iesvic Haey's Ferry TO Rockingham 10 ms
and back, week
Leave iiissvllc Friday U5s
Arrive ut Rockingham by II m;
Leave Rockingham Friday at lpm;
Arrive ut iiesyile by o..
5ssI IRON Troy by Hill James Pages ION Plank Road
u milos a week
Lrsvo Troy Wednesday st IL IN;
Arrive vi Pages by pm;
Lsye Pages Thursday sk arrival Of HIGH Font
81 Mail; + VIZ
Ar1vc az Troy by ~ .ur f |t
Proposals additional weekly trip invited
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Arrive at WlIiamsburgh by 81 PM 1rE
Leave Willamsburgh daily, except sunday, at 7 M;
Arrive Holids, sburgh by IL
Proposals embrace the Yellow springs ooe invited
Creek Cbcmung n Y Az miles ana back
twice y week
Oroutt Creek Tuesday and saturday tea
Arrive at Chemnng by lO3S 9 80 "a t.r -fs
Leave chemung Tuesday and saturday at II am;
0rcuA Creek by I2}s m sc etfNI
oalhnansvie, ara
Lesve starucea Tuesday and SATURDAY ~ IN; 1
Arrive at Talimsnsyile BY -, I'm, t.lt.
Leave ralmansvtlc Tuesday and Saturday al Hos am,
Arrive at Saruoca In time with the mail from Sur
gushsnns iepd-say At IL m
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Washington Branch Railroad.

Trains to,ous -..
I EANE Washington at 6, a. M; :, a. m; 3, +. m;
II 40, y. m; Q. Ib, p.
and 20, connect directly
East and Relay for the we THOSE Mt
and 15 for Annapolis and at g. for Frederick and
Norfolk
The and 20, p trains express, and stop only at
Annapolis and Washington functions. I'll LII
Tho eastern Saturday at 20 goes only to Phadel
pha.
On Sunday Gully train, at 4. 20, p.
Jan 81 T. H. PARSONS Agent
a@ George w. Bray,
Collector and Agent for Houses
REsIDENCE No. asa NINTH STREET NORTH,
U Between " and streets,
..HE w ASHIN GTON
renting aud collecting promptly and incua re-
made 22-d3nl
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UNITED STATES MAILS.

rosr orr,ox D1r,srxxsr February 1, Isss.
DR0POSAIS for conveying the mails of the United
dr . Srw s' Ss 1 ass vssos e ssSs 50 ASA h sac coz
n g and a S from y / ss g S S's 80 isso
yalg sss G 70 June 80 in The STATE. e yEGlN NORTH
routes and in he herein WIN Ss .ssS.S 81 .Ss COM
tract Once Of this department un, March 81 next be
deiod by April n following being with exception
established by of Congress approved March s. 1919
MAINE
From July L. 1885 to June So 1861,
15s From skowheaan Anos back
Leave skowhesau daily, except Sunday, at pm
Arrive at North Auson by spm;
Leave North daily, except Sunday a, s,mi
100 from Rossls"S ~ RoelvIc w.s. csmden South Hope
ss a'n s.1y a sso SG s's s.ss % S
som Centre Albion p Albion East Benton aud benton 10
pockAud Monday, Wednesday, Friday M q
is.su K.naais Mills r,ssday Thursday, and ss.urA.y a,
North las,ne by West Brook yls Sonth
Bsookvle, sedswick IS mics and back three times
Leave Cssae Tuesday, Thuresy, and saturday
Arrive a, sodgwiek by spm;
Leave soagwek raesd., THURSDAY and Saturday s,s.m;
1863 From aen by Island ral smyrns 20 miles and back
Ioave Ps,ien Thursday ATTAIN;
isavs Ass,y' s%yrns n ymsrPs friday Sy .s7am p% RIA
1853 From weston y Mills,
,s. Weston Monday and Friday al fite
Arrive at South Molunkus by 4pm;
South Mounkus Tuesday and Saturday at
Arrive mt Weston by IN.
M Letter and Maple Grove Fort Fairfield
10 mics and back, three times n week.
Mars Hill Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday at
a Fort Fairfield by PM
Fort Fairfield Tuesday Thursdav and saturday at
Arrive at Mars Hill by Sp
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Prom July 1, 1883, 10 June so, 1851.
337 From Keene swansoy Richmond Richmond
mi u back, three inc d week 1s.s
suitable schedule OF departures and arrivals 10 he arranged
VERMONT
From July L. 1858, 10 Jure so 1861
Cabot By South Walden, Walden Fast Hsrdvck and East
Greensboro Clover, 70 miles and back, three times
departures be arranged
Huntington Ssarksboro Bristol,
% miles and back, three times week
suitable schedule departures and arrivals be arranged
ArlngtoH by Arlington SYNDICATE miles
back, three times week. a .
Arlington Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday tsam;
Arrive Rt Sandgnto by llH
Sandgate Tuesday Thursday and Saturday nj IAN
Arrive at Arlington by 2h pm. '.##a
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CONNECTICUT.

- CONNECTICUT.
Prop July ], 1858, to June 80 1861.
s74 From Waterbury, Mddcbary Woodbury. IL miles and
back, twice a week. ... a.'a
Leave Waterbury Tuesday and Saturday at m;
Arrive at Woodbury. by IL m; t
Leave Woodbury. Tuesday and saturday at II m; .rs..
Arrive at Waterbury by 5 p
Wocottyie Torngton Goshen, miles
tir,s IL .aBA . v..Iar
Leave wocotvilc daily except sunday, at
val ofcars:
Goshen by 4 pm;
Leave Goshen daily, except sunday, at 10 ....
Arrive Wolcotvlle by IL m.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

! ..E. Prom Jly l, 1885, to JSne 30, 1851 sG.
westpo by wcstport Point Adassvle, L.,
| miles and back, six tm>s week
suitable schedule Of departures and arrivals 10 be
| by the postmssters ..
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PENNSYLVANIA
From JpIy j, 1855, 10 June 80, 1850
3Sl9 Conncautye Crosngvle and Eenboro to Water
ford, 20 miles and back, twic~ week
Leave Conncauvile Monday Wednesday t'am;
Arrive at Waterford by p m;
Leave Waterford Tuesday and Thursday st7sm;
$500 from Hanover by Iilcsiown Monscayve Nd
miitsbursh ~ miles and bnck, three times week
Hanover Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at lpm;
Arrive at Emmitsburgb by 0pm;
Enmtsburgh Tucsay, Thursday aud Saturday at
Arrive al Hanover by Q m.
Brookve by Rchsrdsyils Mary Annvs shannsrs
Corners Beach Bottom and Bear Creeks Mills TO hdseway
IS miles and back, week.
Leave Brookvile Saturday at am;
Arrive Mt Mdgcway by 6pm
Leave Ndgcway Friday at am; @
s5ea from Marietta by silver Spring Icmpac Lancaster
I2}, miles and back, daily, except sunday
Leave Marietta daily except Sunday, at pm;
Arrive lancaster BY pm;
Leave lancaster daily, except Sunday, atsem;
Arrive nj Marietta by IL
s,2s From Lancaster by street. land scthess
Q Mccals Ferry, ls miles and bsct twice . week
Leave Lancaster Monday aud Thursday At IN;
leave Mccafs Ferry Monday and Thursiay a.apm;
asa. lo nv Greenland and soudcrsburg PARADISE
miles and back, six times a week
Leave lancaster dnily, except Sunday, at 3pm
,sar. rarsare % Ssiy. ~ ssreps sunday, att am;
-. Arrive at Lancaster by l0a M :. ,l-,..
5o2o Prom Beaver by Pakscn and Service 70 thhot cpn
20 miles back, twice week.
Leave Beaver Tuesday ana Thursday at an
Arrive at Frankfort Springs by 3pm
Leave Frankfort Springs Monday and "wednesday Msa M
Mrire nj Beaver by Bpm
9s2e From EanSbursh by shcr,nanve iuesvi miles aud
Leave Evsnsburgh Monday "Wednesday and Friday Mt 10 mi
Arrive a Imesvile by ~ m;
Leave Hnesvle Monday "Wednesday and Friday st 2rmi
Arrive NJ Eyansbnrrh by pm.
3IH From Iolfay-ugb, by franksiovp nnd Canoe Creek 70
oIdaysburgh daily except sunday az m, on ar
rival Of western mail;
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NEW YORK.

From July I, 1855, 10 June 80, 1881.
Iowyile by Martnsburs, West Lowvle Harris
burg Copenhagen and Rutland, TO wstertown ~ mc- and
back, three times a week.
Low Vile Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday at
Arrive at Watcrtown by llh
watcrtown Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
1f5 From Hudson Imphrcysvic to Livingston miles and
back, six times week. ...s.H
Leave Hudson daily, except Sunday, at Ill M
Leave Livingston daily, except Sunday, at sam;
Arrive at Hudson by los m
148 From Oneida Oneida Castle, to Vernon 6ls miles and
back. twelve times week @
Oneida daily, except Sunday, at ss and 80 pm;
by ii u IN and 5 pm
Leave Vernon daily, except Sunday ut ~ m and
Arrive ut Onrida by and ga pm.
Landing North Granville and Middle Gran
vilc Granville II miles and back, six times week
Leave Comstock's Landing daily except Sunday, at ga M
Arrive at Granville by 10 .#
Lave Granville daily, except Sunday, at IL m
Arrive Comsiocks Landing by pm. g..
144s From North Hector by Hector to Logan miles and back
three times week. .
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday loa
Arrive at Logan by ii
Leave Logan Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at Sc
North Hector by eh
by Lewis. Kcescyic Il miles and
back, three times week
Ezbcth,own Tuesday, Thursday aud saturday at
Arrive at Kceseyho by II m;
Kccscvlc Tuesday, Thursday and saturday at
Arrive at Eizabcthtown by 81, IN.
Havanna Odcsn Mckicnburg Perry
msnsburgh. rs miles and back, three times week
Leave avanna Tuesday Thursdsy and Saturday at 9am
Arrive at Trnmansburgh by I'M,
Leave Truinansburgh Monday "Wednesday and Friday Mt
Arrive at Hayanna by 4pm.
Proposals by schedule differing from the sregorg to
stated by the bidder, will be considered.
Proposals but twice week invited
BY South Warren Centre Pa 10 miles
and back, twice n
Leave ouceo Tuesday Friday 1 pm;
Arrive at Warren Centre by 6pm
Leave Warren Centre Tuesday and Friday s,eam;
nu-no, h, N
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yyyORTITY OF NoTICE.-ntonding to ret;,

VIIORTIIY OF Notwithstanding TO retire
wv present business offer opportunity any
disposed charge hotel upon iuro
plan rayorably known apgcrs
share OF patronage Which be
Water all the other upon
the house commands the whole
between 81 and A.
Cnpol To insure profitable
call early or address
Jan 2s1codlw wM RrPP, Proprietor
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
EA0ruaf0Wn. II. e.

yJNHIS large boarding and day school for young
ladies' long and favoraby known conducted by Miss l.
English the direction OF Miss Narrower principal
assisted by competent aud experienced teachers in
department Of learning
call them Washing
daughters wards here under their
dotho this
seminary representing nearly every State the Union
particulars address NJ. j. NARROWER
Principal Of the Georgetown Female Seminary,
Sep I2--coH Georgetown, D. C.
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PHOTOGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS.


Marble Manufa ctures, Tonbs, Statuettes, Etc.
TINE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the atten-
Of the public to his large and eIesan, stock OF
MARINES, TOMRsrONES, ANB MONUMENTS,
eablshmcn north Twelfth
streets g-+att ~
and marbles and every other description Of stone
MARBLE MANTEIs OF THE LATEST STYLES,
OF his manufacture, and Of superior quality,
IRTlIs DOOR AND WINDOW sIs CARRIAGE STEPS, NEW
II Hs YORK FIAGGING he.
In fact every thing required marble
uess, utility the nne
description his unnecessary
daily invites Walt TO his yard whore can Judge for him
a5err-
In addition 10 tho above articles he has number
suitable either tomb the
them by himself from Italy these please
he fancy he will manufacture 10 order such be desired
his varied facilities promptnoss attention business
he hopes to meet the expectations Of bis patrons
WILLIAM RUTHERFORD
Esrcct north between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
Sep 8-d6m faf8 F&l Ia.
IOMPLETION of Panama Observation-Disclosures
Apnwn the 5lh Goth Of each mouth connecting
with mail steamers from Panama San Francisco.
These steamships have been inspected and approved By tho Nav!
Department, and guaranty speetf and safety.
railroad az miles long) completed from
to ocean in hours The baggage passenger
York through
embarked by At the conpays Ih
monc paid New York all Of the trip.
prevent detention accident that the route
entirely reliable
Passengers day they Aspnwa
take charge Of
children without other protectors
through tickets tho lowest nj the agency III
Nestat eet New York l. w.
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Washington Insurance Company.
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS
TTNHIS Company is now prepared to receive appli
buildings, merchandise, &c, the
rates without charge policy al their Office
avenue the Washington Guy Savings
Bank
I'm pnyy,
Jos Bryan James F Halliday
Orme, Hudson Taylor,
vrputt- W. Gait, 4 d,
JAMES G. McGUIRE, President.
e. u. HANSON. Secretary.
May "a dly
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D,IYERNOIS' HOTEL

Pennsylvania 1renue becctn NtenelN and Egtecn sfroc
WASHINGTON, d. C.
newly furnished the most mod
improved principle, with private apartments
for either ladies gentlemen.
supplied with the choicest Of winci and liquors.
Game ando otlps dclicacies IN
cold lunch from IL O'Clock M, until IL, m
Nov
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DUNCAN. SHERMAN, & CO.,

Bankers,
CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK,
TISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers
available ali the principal cities of the world Also
tile credits. for in Europe, Chna, &c.
Jan Jl--3md e# e. s#.
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WyATCH Repairing and Engraving w
wv chronomcers and pocket mekeepers Of description
remed wOrkmen and warranted perform accurately
description done In the best ye including the
ar crcsts, notices and initials stone.
~ Visiting wedding elegantly and printed
81 w. GAIT 4 BRO,
...s..H.sfa Jewellers, 324 Pennsylvania avenue,
Jan 30-N Between 9th aud 10th streets
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JAMES j. DICKINS

ATTORNEY-AT-LAw,
PATENT, CLAIM, AND GENERAL AGENCY.
O6ics Soufheda Corner Of Secesth and Il streets.
Dec 4-tf s......,
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..,.f Fiops July l. 1855, 10 June so, ls59.
jsse Durham by spms Mu orange Factory, Hi,
nas Creek, and Red Mountain TO South Lowell, and back,
twice q week.
Leave Durham Tuesday and Friday at7a am
Arrive st South lowell by AZ pm
Leave South Lowell Wednesday and Saturday nt
Arrive at Durham by Jpn.
1877 From Chapel m by fearngtons MIL ASA Rggsbccs Store,
Thomas H. fareBs, Mnnly Spipc's, and White Crosse TO
Chapel thl, equal TO Is miles and back, week
Leave Chapel Hil Saturday at 6pm
Arrive at Chapel Ihu by m.
Ss1s From Magnolia Dresden and Prescott Rockgsb "a miles
aud back, week
Lave Magnolia Friday at team
Arrivc st Rocknsh by pm;
Rocknsh saturday ut a .
at Magnolia by
Proposals omit Dresden and the
day, will he considered.
From Clinton raylors bridge, usrres "a mile.
and back, week.
Clinton Friday at a
Arrive at IIarrcla Store by ~ m;
Leavo IarrelIs Store Friday y
Arrive a, Clinton by 3 pm. ......
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FLORIDA.

From July 1858, 10 JsK 30 1859.
Orange Springs Flemngon 20 miles and back
week.
Leave Grunge Springs Monday atBam;
Ari~e atf1rmiagoa by ,sta
Leave Pennington Tuesday at sa IN; -.. ......a
Arrive orange Springs by 8 pm.
Bids embrace lola will be considered
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InE law or NEWSPA5ERs.

who do not give express notice to the con-
y arc considered wishing continue their subscrip
III subscribers order the discontnuaRce OF their peri
. tie publisher ay continue to send them until all ar
ran .rs are paid.
an Subscribers neglect refuse take their periodi-
,.s m Offices which they directed, they held
g5ase TIL they have settled the bill and ordered them
t,sa;inIei.
.., publish > and the papers to the former d-
,st,4, lAcy at, hei responsible.
In, UouGt> decided refusing to take period-
4. I'm the yic- removing and leaving them unclled
nj. grtD,d hici,i evidence OF Intentional fraud.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

"A'o Lodge No IOI.-Meets a Masonic Hall,
' Market and MOnroestreets, the sA and third Mon
1S Ss'sa!ars Of each month. C. W sHzs, W. NJ; Aiez-
-,,s. | Langtia, Secretary.
"heeI'n= Lodge No. I2S- Meets as above on
l,' and ftirf Thursday evening 6f each month. p A.
'-anILlSess, W NJ; 5. ". Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling UuiOm Chapter No. E9.-Meets as
VI The sse''d Monday evening Of each month. ".
S',,. ~, H,P' 5, ". Pearson, Secretary
""ee'tu% Eae0mpment No. I.-Meets as
's'A ,he Loir's Monday evening of each mORth W }
G. l. L'rfss, RseOrdss.
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CLUTCHES or WHEELING.

hA,e following lis, Of the lilere.t Churches and their
=e and place OF meeting If there are any mistakes we
'-!nal, the necessary correction with pleasure:
~ Aat'h,t~, Erseoiolia,,, Corner Monroe and Byron
o Rey. T. T. pkpklss, Rector morning services lV14
I,sA, svenng,'.
y asa, kpseol,alian Main street, between First ana
;Sora Centre Wheeling, Rev. j. Ii. sNrTn a NJ, Rector
,.r.e,,- Morning 1t .; afternoon 5 p hight IN.
st Irs.Jg g,erion Ev. r. Ii. llp, Pastor, gourtst.,
Monroe and Quinc! serVcvs afternoon
ea Fresbyterion, ,bst,r street, between Nam and
NA, Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening
"o IretsfeiD1, fiiih street, between Chestnut and
I"te s's south Wheeling, Rev l. "o"DS' Pastor serT-
.a aonin. anu evening"
ios'@ sjterfGn Rev a PAUL., Pastor, Mainstreet
"' Washington ANA Adams sts, services morning anu
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REBEIrS
vENTILATEp, sll.F-.iT 'SIINc s,v u-

VENTILATED, skIF-NLJUsIING SILK HAITI
NE have this day received from New York, Brhss's
W SpfiHg StS ie SIX Hats,
ng this improved tstIuE lrnii,u,tIs ais nHd
hahinI tstn soit 30 th htati This .r bv
AHnilhiS the air tetueu TIE leather body t
nat shu lass oS ~ the t.T- euiat or of
All through & The ratftT is
to t'e shape Of the for head as The hat = prt IN
thereby Relieving te hea 30 uui ssnnt
ana :" much Iain,s Of la all -ivt hate aLa caur-
- The SlE "at to be pibIs and easy the - "a FrIt
nat and lar more comfortable,
a'ed exes e'iirgiy light quay durabr hats isG
IN r ordinary t'sEtsHsen lSItsd
anime. TjanSl HAEpep a SnSrS
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ODD FELLOWS, DIRECTORY

'irsinius Lodge No. :s.-Meets every Thursday
saasa the Hall, Market and Monroe streets
''..s NJ HAIL, y. G.; B. u Carr, Secretary.
FF"HiEiin Lodge NO. 13.-Mects as abOveevery
H'ltay evening. DAVID BAruG, n. G-i Wiitidm p.
L tsissy, Secretary
"m' Teu Lodge No. s3.-Meets asabOve eve
- Wednesday evening. WILLIAM lIEtFNR, n. G.; John
shade, Secretary
"heett"s lodge NO. 59-sIcets every Monday
'ns At ;he IIal, Market and Quincy Streets
w.. u. PoTrs, y. e.; John TAobHrn, Secretary.
F"noin Lodge No. S2.-Meets above every
lay evening JOS HAsgLT, n. G.; John L IIas'eeR,
Secretary.
's The s'oo"d and fourth Tuesday evenings OF each
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