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EXCELSIOR PAINTING! .
~ 8I8, tes., 4 ~ VA. sANB%Ac W.

VV .
w friends and customers in Cadiz. that he has
pened shop in Cadiz,and that he is prepared to do
iork in the latest and most approved city styles
bose wishing TO have Graininp, Painting, Paper
lang ing, Glaiging,. VarnisIins, Sign Paintisg pr
#ything ihllig Alna bngpaess viii hhd their
vantage TO giEe 3fhi u can Is he IS deterniined
excel; and 70 his friends Of Green and Wayne
vnships he would say he intends to hQve place
busliiesssiH tinpdals, and che topes Tho " viii
nt.nue 70 paifonize him with that liberal patron
y which they have for the past year bcatowed.
cadiz, o., ap22- ssg~M %es - EM
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al was motionless agahiii,' 'tiiitisipg ofmy hopes
buried in the deep sea. and listening to that
werid voice Of the waves, which ever more in
wailing monotopes uttered % my ear those
words 4Fg eeggsfrTS h0rt9t9i as2ss
Mdgasine.
sAmaidea sat upon the beach, la sw dgiaw 10
And gassd upon the,seas blue reach, gg' s, '''
List'ningto its spllen roar;j,, ~
Along the shore she heard the surgs
Chant DER his grave funeral dirge,
Never, never, forever more!' .-,. .,.,.
The san went down beneath the deep, a3
And left the maid alone 10 weep 81 us8
For him who had gone before; snasi"
His lock,were wet BY the rushing wave
A voice mohned sadly Ger his grave,
"Never, never, forever morel"
DaF s5H9W
"Father," the maiden wildly cried, ~.
'"wliy was he taken Il ON my side, 1''''
.A6af Iefiche upon theshdre, AZ ....,t
Does he get DER the billows sail"
in life to oms--oh, h,hsartha, wail!"s 81 s4F
lfNsver nsvssr PrsTWmaegI AL
no, Fathef.raise him from alis lrnaini
Tint may clasp that form again. % Rs7s't /
9, Thatl6yed one whom daplore, ..g an, a-gsI
Ha! his shrouded form see yssiaI yyavs
Thatveice--scho Of oftheiwaiiing sea,n--a1.a e.
'sNever, never, forever more'' - N.,,,.''.' ..,,
-. si egipft ,.t,a3ttx s,i5 sa4fuH,y,y RqglE 4a
Bur she was clasped to h or lovers heart, 4,
He murmnredsd d''now we'll never part asa., .da'
'Tillfes varied scenes are oer; E' :
NnTer, forever, ,"-ths words sublims
Were echoedby thesOcead Chino, 81 % e8 sso
asr"Eever, never, forever more!"' PIP i'e "
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MATRIMONIAL zsTRATaGEM;
HOW two AEouselsold Became o


4 Mrs. Benoni Benson was fat, fail, aud forty
four, when her husband, a,soap boiler n very
good circumstances, was called from his lie task
of contributing to the general ,purifcation Of
mankind Mrs.d Benson took refuge from her
grief in apretty college, situated on the princi-
pal street in the town of G---.pis e. 2.
At first she used ,toIsayg with Bsolomn empha-
sis, which carried ,conyictionto the hearts ofher
hearers, that nothing but tie thoughts Of her
daughter Florence would have prevented her
from terminating her existence by the interven-
tion fpoison. s,s ,sTg5., .g. MI, MI, y, x .,,
Mrs, Benson was in no small degree indebt-
ed to her daughter--sinee in less than three
months, she threw aside her mourning and be-
came as lively as eyer. Ea 101.a 'ass"a '".stE
I Touching Florence, she had now reached the
mature age ofninctoen, and began to think her
self manageable. She was quite pretty, and
tolerably well accomplished; 50 that her wish
es in that respect were very likely tobe fulfill
'el. -
y ut over the way lived Squire Markham, the
village lawyer, just styerging on forty, with his
son Charles, who was about. half his age. Be-
ing a young man Of agreeable exterior, the lat
ter was quito q favoritc with the young ladies'
in the neghborhood and considered, in COM
mon parlancc, quite a 'catch3 IL -, .. s,,.',
As yet, however, has affections had not been
seriously cntangled and might have remained
so had it not been for the sudden apparation,
one morning. Of Florence Benson, ridingpn
horseback. e Nd. eF9qgst !E.gH VFEusf
1t struck him at once thot she was rcmrrka.
sbly graceful and really pretty. Thoroupon he
cultivated her acquaintance with increased as
siduity, and after while asked the fatal ques-
tion.l 1a-a yds 81 s.H .sfa a.s5e 'a
D Florence answered in the affirmative and in
stead ofreferring him dutifully to her mother,
hinted-being romantic Young lady-how
charming itgwoph be to steal away to the next
town and ges married without any body being
the wiser sa .g-E EgEg - .g-
Charles Markham caught at this lrint, which
chimed with his own temperament, and which
he resolved to adopt. tl 46itm aa,a .,t-.
In order that it might, be Carried, out with
perfect success, it was resolved to seem indif-
fercnt to each other until the day fixed in order
to ward off any suspicion Of what was going
on. @Na wv Ut}
sly cog, that Charles thought he to him
self as he sat down before the Gre, in his dfes
sing Gown and smoking can Ieisurefy puf1inG A.
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b, OIL don't care what ainanl proessesr-how s-n
does he live? There is volume ia Tic qacg.wss
tion. Profession is nothing Men should bsI,seS
measured by their actions. 4 teel fye dolaraSaaf
for theman; how much do you feel five 2 w "a sE
the practically expressed sFmRthy OF the kind snss
hearted Erenchn.an, swheFs ncghbar was IN aiil.l
trouble. That's the test. How much do ws,stss J
feel whan, wo talk? Talking il easy. Words
cost no,hiug and furnish the warp and voeiof -,
some most glorious friendship Such friend y,
ships are Ike some mems Libraries, beautiful in 4e,
gilt and to be admired but not aor uss.sg,4 s,ia
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ets!eBOsandss!.
MRS SPINNER. \ M II -t,'I 4,

BSHANKFUL FOR TIE LIBERAL PATRON.
81. age she has hitherto received, takes This op
rtaflty Of HnIdoanring 70 her numerous fifenls
d the public generally, that she hss Just feceiv.
q large assortment Of Bonuets, Flowers, RIB
hs, Hosiery, Gloves, Mitts-Ain short, Fancy
fbods and Notions Of every description.
h every effort will be innde to please in style,
#ality md priceeaa N9sip9 5s1A tift.4tDF'9
MAJ ia ,s9seIIisai 5ft 1un ere g4a r. in0
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ETr lConedng gs

sENFfE subs crider has again commenced the above
" bpsiiicss III Freeport, Harrison county, Ohio,
here he Is rrepnfed to. nuke clothing nt differ
INT prices, fashionable end plain, at short police,
Five me y call. andyou will have your clothing
made aeat and good JOSEPH ALLEN.
Freeport Aug tS. .1S58-tf fttt
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MASONIClNoTICE.

4 ssralassnh I'll .ssig kl1 ARltlSON LODGE
- 20 - LII. No. 2l9 Of Free and
$KSA{MI@ accepted kfasons, ,ga fnests
BlRA NHg 80. regular on the first and
"a W N Z II third Il'uesdpy Of every
kHzS5 6 aIag isssa ~ month AT the Odd Fellows
ipsA = ,a,.. sl5s,l !. D. JOHNSON,
.bA U.flung ~ Isl u p4raERsos. ssec'y.a
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A SUIv sDHsFasEDi oF ~. SHORT i0rDEn 4~4n 1sgt
Yesterday morning atmerchant wasisauppueE Esgsa
'naed to serve on jaryg rptho SGpefjoF B5aFN ~
Ills time being vsuableg and having an Avefsj0n
tojnres on geneTalprincapes lle inquired ihsses u
lo the amount involved 40 tho ssit NJ Ewelxa VI
dollars Twas hesiespcnse pkyib taadt
with lrFpofer he was permitieda0 dsphFl iksySss
peace Az think iijnryrnen would coniSH ai1df ~
settle upon pdncipies asast aHosiht 6f ~
litigation inisht pellel sfSomthe cnnsa A@sh
and Inucn iNtemperlmDificdaga ,splHa axaay @Aa
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ttllIN n 7I717
kiaAness and thoughtful beneypIepce IN that sa- = =
rest ef gilts--fne breeding. "a ~ u 80 EsS
- b0nE eszsT-ssfrreps tsssnE n Dh
-Bst tlsasasas btgcsss sdslhnSe&li.. IL 1zt .s.A
sesss Is always criminal - e w 'xlAsf*
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f7~A stutseter was asked the way to Waters ~
bury. Withgfoat spsliieness Is strose to saysaas
II was ahea but in vainj tho more he tried ahe ae
more he couldn't Atlastcred III the stioe ana As
with gag lonel yoast g.g GET there beiofe fosga
lc- c. tell you'll tie o. "a 9R ~ sl03lasapei
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aisnt md srt 81 liahd If b ~
Biids else not By means of IS Ell sasNs
Pbatiby those which guide tIsii t.M l'F as'assA
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&c. A. D'AL0Nzo, aseas
ga shsomable Tailor. ~ !"

f,as'tl -. q GADIZ. o. ae ~ ',,'. ,, '7,+' =. ,
RrShap--over Estep's Law Office, amin ne Ii.
Itely lspposi,e Stewatt & Cpleman's lssre. Az
york kwarranted totits Cutting done OH ,hoa, 81,
lce, and on reasonable terms, n f4gi s,t s.Y.i
Codiz, Ohio, July 81 ls5s-lyr.i vi bat asa
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as6g~Tkese fsA man whose ihetnofyii q shbrksN
that Il ohly teae hes 70 his k5cea Fbr 5ns ~ -
quenees he hashsts paid gos tAst Isst gF ss&
boots gsIfigslz hfsiSD ma EaiR Ssa8BtHM @ Nh &gX
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cADz OHIO

pocket Florence and Charles did not meet du,2
ring the succeeding day. chiefly III purspapce . !!
the Plaps they bad agreed t0 G in order to aSpid @
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sdf .n5iisuHGsIo insaGiu7sq oA1 ssf47a
soic aoiialzaa sd; air1 iHaisizs q a lilhl
L Q sasiIaup-sgzai bas ,sae.ialassi as...dg n
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Odd FELLOWS, 5DIRECToR1

virgInias Lodge No. :s.-Meets every rhursday
'ening the Hail. corner of Market and Monroe streets
!ANEs W. MOORE, n. G.; B. n. Carr, Secretary.
franklin Lodge No. 13.-Meets aboyeeyery
Monday evening. J. ]. RRESCH, N. G.; W. p Nc
Aslsty, Secretary.
Wm. Tell Ledge Ne. 33.--Meets asabove eve
y Wednesday evening. wtLllAM HElrEH, n. G.; John
Saiads Secretary.
Wheeling Lodge No. 59.-Meets every Monday
EenHg the HAIL. corner Market and Quincy streets-
l. NOSlsAS, No.; Joba 7AobWr1s, Secretary.
P"uoIa Lodge No. S9.-Meets as above every
tFiday evening. A. A. sNnH, n. g.; ". ". blanchard
Secretary
corner Market Monroe streets, the rstaud tAir
ss,dAy evenings of each month. n. G. MAnsH o. P ".
y RadaeaarUl. Scribe.
VIM. Tell Encnmpment No. S4.-Meet, as
aS0re the and oartA Tuesday evenings Of each
9snsA HExRv KuRTE, O. p; CAas. LtAct, Scribe.
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Moore, Wilstach, Keys 8 Go.
25 WEST BOURFH sraEBT,
OINOINNAfEI.

IMPORTING SHATI0NRRs, manufacturers Of AIehsora-
dun, Pass, ana Hank Books, of al styss Bbis Print
Book JObbers Medical Hook take grelf
in solleng the attention d Western BlyeTs 70
their 4ll6l9e OeE q the GREAT tte hrnIi-
ehes above fndieated. They oIer for Cash sni oFTe
Buyers. who ven established, -e0O uiFes haIf bound
Cap Hank Bool - 30 qires flli b0Hn Cap Blank Bo6I
~ styles 45n anires pemi Blank Books, 0Ires Ne
diu Blank Booa, 5000 qares QdaTto Blanks; so gross
80 sTess best stesl 80 ETosi
stahds so deE. States, an tises go gro. Weiihs FTsi
epest llq knTeippes an l - rro. ElsllGh IfsasnIy
Blottingf 100 ra Elgllsh, FFench and AsFcau FI5e Pa
PERI = rms ksish Drawing PapeTs; 1200 ms. Cap Pa
pesi so ms letter 100 Tls. Bltt papers an
t rms Note Papers; 800 Letfr
fasss ets ete 100 ds5 Bootss Hank NOtes and Drafts
iuS ool Dariee ior leoIs 100 Meinof1ulu iBo6ts, All
torlss go doE Portfolios Porte -lfouuaies and anilrS
Cases % Copying -lOokl: 800 doE oT
boo 80 do1 Copy Books, printed copies; etc. etc., f
ms = TIE Place = prcha1e - bafn { lst
Stock tfeah- prices low, lsEetanEa saVsl-
AOOhEf NlLSIACH. KEYS q CO..
peT@l p Wrat FouFth S., CInrinnstl.
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CHURCHES OF WHEELING.

For the information of strangers visiting the city, pub
lIh the following different Churches, and their
place of meeting. If there are any Mistakes we
UllmaLe tie necessary correction with pleasure:
s. Nuttt0's, EltscGl,GtiaH Corner Monroe and Byron
Streets Rev. PERxNs Rector; morning services 1o
clock eveninE,7.
ST. Ohn's Episcopdlan, Main street. between Firstand
second Centre wheeIing ReyJ. II. SAITH, A. M, Rector
Strvices-MOrning 1o1<; afternoon 81; night7h
Fir. PresGyteriG, REv. II. wKED, Pastor, Fonrtst
Monroe and afternoon
Se0pd FresGyertdn, Webster street. between Main and
Market Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening
7rd PreSLyerda, Fifth street, between Chestnut and
Tnbert st South Wheeling, Rev. f. MOODS Pastor serT
sst morning and evening. 10
Fourth IesLyte,an PAUL, Pastor. Mainstreet
sbesu Washington and Adams sts services morning and
evening" s
Fourth Street Netsodtss Episcopal Rev. ]. E. wnsoS,
PASTOR Mtnroe and Quincy services
nSuing and evening.
Scrh Street NethOdtst ptseopal Rev a. RROEn
and North Sts., North Wheelingi services
morning and evening.
CAgplfas Street Aethodfst 6Discopdt, Rev. 7. H. Mos-
EOr PASTOR ChapIne street, between First and Second,
Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening.
SOUTH IheeiiN0 n. n. CtVreh, Rev. A. sTEvEHs,
Pastor; services morning and evening.
EhsoNO Island Chapel, on Wheeling Island, Rev. j.
WILSON, Pastor.
German AeuOdtst Eptsccpql, Rey.c. HELwie, Pastor
chapne street, ebster and Third Centre Wheel
Jug. sa l8aa ,5qa4saa
james causedru, Roman Catholic, Rt. Rev. BrsnOF
T. V. wMgAN Filth street, corner Of Aampdeni services
morning and afternoon.
4SsOeiatS sored Rev. J. t. MCCLURE, PASTOR corner
siarket sts servicesorning
Disciples, Market street, between Webster and Third
Centre wheelingi services 1oS in the morning, and ~
evening.
Esangse0r IrOtestant Rev. wN. HK1IER, Pastor, Clay
rect, above Sixth, ,Eastwheeilng.
Zion Etan0etfcal LuAetfGn, Rev. F. zur,rGEHMAN
PASTOR Market street. between Webster and Thirds Centre
Wheeling; services morning and evening.
eis1 Synagogue, Quincy street, between Market and
Main
GerGn PrOtestdnt, Union Kai, Main street, between
A0nFOs and Quincy; services 1O3< morning.
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TRANSPORTATION
Cleveland, Pittsburgh & Wheel
ing Railroad.

IsssSiss9 .ss.13esss9 islsal i7o1
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80
on after Monday, Dec II 1857, trains wiz ran as
LEAVE CLEyELAND:
llO0 A. II. Mail Train, stopping all sations arriving
e. pittsburgh At I;e0 ii, and Bridgeport Ht
LEAVE PITTSBURGH:
$3.50 A. NJ Express Train stops At all regular stations,
port Homer, sloans, and Deep Run nag
Stations for this tFain0 arrives at Bridgeport
1855 p II. Mall Troin, stops all way stations
Salisbury, SumInltYille, Hanover, East koehes-
ter, Moultres Winchester, Lima, EaFlTile. Bed.
train) arrives at Cevelaad at ESQ P n, and At
Brtdgt port at J20 p NJ
LEAVE BRIDGEPORT:
$500 A. Nall Tralp stopping irregular stations arrives
9s4 NJ Express Train stopping at all regular stations
deep Run, -SloanS, Port Homer are d dsR sta.
tions for this train arrives at Pittsburgh At 7:25
p M and at Cleveland at $50 PM.
4oO p n Past RxpresS Train, stopping all regular
la uons, arriving At Pittsburgh at 9:l0PA
But one train from Bridgeport to Cleveland daleaves
Connections.
Connections are made by all througy trains follows
at Cevelrnd with trains for Toledo Detroit Chicago and
the also for Erie, DunkFka Buao, Niagara
AtSteubenvlle BelaIr, with the SteubenVe IndI.
ana and Central Ohio Railroads. CadE Coshoeton
ark BarnesVie, Zanesvie, Wilmington, Lancaster Column
bus, Cincinnati, indianapolis and St. Louis.
AtWheelng, with Baltimore Ohio Railroad, for Cum.
Oerland HarperS Ferry, Baltimore and Washington City
Local Through Tickets can be purchased at the vaII-
Gus Oces on the lne also at the Union Ticket Office,
Posite the Levee, Wheeling YA and the Union ONCE,
81 Superior ST., Cleveland, Ohio.
Transportation once, &PRR, C.R GoRHAM,
dec9I
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nc CORRESPONDENTS.

subscription, advertising other f.
business of the Inegeneer, should be addressed to
tteIs concerning the editorial department of the paper
Ol the Editors, jointly or to either one
Correspondents writing publication, will please write
only on one side Of the paper.
An observance the above rules will greatly oblge us
Aad prompt attention correspondents than
Ley might otherwise receive, .a
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROADl

=
NTINTER RARRANGEMENT-on aud after Monday, De-
THE FAST NAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger station
every morning. except Sunday at 160 O'Clock, PttsbuFgh
time, arriving In Philsdslphia At III p. m.
THE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the station every evening,
The Johnstown Accommodation train leaves Pittsburgh
daily, except Sunday At S8U o'clock stopping all
modation Train for TnFtIe (,F-eI pris isJi -
cept Sunday 1910, \. m. The Second Accommodation
Train for Turtle Creek leaves, leaves daily Sunday
Turtle Greek, leaves daily, except Sunday, $50 D
Rstnrning Trains arrive In Pittsburgh folioWs-Rx
don IL a "a First turtle Greek SO n ~,
Second Accommodation, 12lO; Third Accommodation Gl0
Trains for BIaIrsvtle and IhdIaa connect at inrse
Intersection with Mail Train East, Express West
the JohnstOWn Accommodation Train East and West.
Pittsburgh OounellsVe Trains stopping At an Sta:
ons the Pittsburgh OOnnesVills Road leave daily
Sunday excepted .fOlOWs:-Mall TTaln % M; Ex
press Train S8O p M Returning Trains from Pittsburgh
and Connsilsve Road, arrive at Pittsburgh S6 and
The travelling public will ind Il greatly to their interest
In going East West to travel by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road as the accommodations oHrTed, be
passed any other route As the road s baasted with
stone and is entirely from DUST promise safe
speed and comfort, All who may favor hiaFoad with
theiT ppst patronage .G age
:. Philadelphia. ................iO 90
:" haltimore..- ...-----.... 50
I" " Harrisburg. -..................... a5
Baggage checked to all Stations the Pennsylvania
Railroad, and to Philadelphia baltimore and New York.
Passengers purchasing tickets In the Will be charged
Ten Gents in addition to the Station from Sta
tions where the Company has no agent.
nOTcE.-ln case OF loss ua Company VIII hold them
selves responsible for personal baggage only and for
amount not exceeding alU0
NB-Fhe Excelsior Omnibus Line has been employed 70
convey Passengers nd Baggage and from the Depot
charge exceed 20 cents for each and bag
gage.
Atthe p. 4. r. Passenger Station,
janl on Liberty and Grant sti, Pittsburgh.
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ls. WHEELING STATION, Nov. 7th, 1851.
I'm and after Sunday Evening, Nov. 6h, the Passenger
W trains will leave this station daily at S:l0 A. NJ $40
F. NJ, and 10 2. NJ, Wheeling time. The Accommodation
daily, Except sundays) $40 A. NJ will receive and dis
charge passengers at all the principal stations between
Wheeling and Cumberland. The Accommodation train Is
discontinued on East end of road.
The Express train daily, at 4:41 p M Will receive and
discharge passengers at the following stations
wood, Moundsvis, Cameron, burton, Brnton'S Ferry,
Parmolt Petterman, Grafton, RowlsbuFg Piedmont Cum
berland No 12 Water Station Johns Run MarnsbuTg,
Harper's Ferry Monocacy, SykesVe, and Washington
Junction The Mail train daily Except Saturday,
r NJ, will receive and discharge all the pTn
clpa stations.
The trains will arrive follows: Mail train M
press train 1U:45 A. b., Accommodation train from Cum
w. G. wooDsIDE, sup't
noV9 J. b FORD, Agent.
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Gernan rrOse.tant Union Ham. Main street, between
NonFOe and onInoyi services 1O,f morning.
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.rhE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

subserbers who do not give express notice to the
riry are considered wishing continuether subscrp
lions.
deals publisher continue to send them until all ar
fIarsges arepaid.
sa, from the which they directed they are held
TEiponsbe they settled the bill and ordered them
Iii to other places Withoutinform-
ng publish and the papers are sent to the former di
reelon, they I held responsible.
-Ihe COura decided that refusing to take pertodi,
the Office removing and leaving them uncalled
ar is Orinu IaciH evidence Of Intentional fraud.
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MASoNTO pIRRoTORY.

Ohio Lodge No. IoI.-Mee.s a Masonic Hail.
0nsF Market and streets rs and tird Mon
evenings of each month G. w. sler4s, W. H.; 4Ez
aaasr LaH0Alin, Secretary.
wheeling Ledge Ne. 19SsS Meets as above on
and thir Thursday evenings 81 each month. n A.
SGaSItiSoEa, MT n; s. ". Psdrsoa, Secretary.
wheeling Union Chapter Ne. 19.-Meets as
oOFe on the secOsd Monday evening Of each month W. G
eSSIr, II. p; S. ". PeGrsOa, Secretary.
"heelihg RneamPmenf Ne. I.-Msets as
On the JourA Monday evening Of each nth. W. j
''Fs' g. C., A.Lorta0. Recorder.
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sheppard and Morgan,

Sheppard and Morgan,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufacturers
No 18l, Adi9 st. Corner of Union.
AVE now hand large and complete assortment Of
III all articles In line, consisting OF Ladies Gen
usmens Saddles hne and eOarse arpess Iron Frame and
&c. &c. &c.
Saddles Of every description aud quality nom the lowest
rate 70 the best style of English Ghaltoe-
Irsn frame Trunks and Yaliees, superior article
and unsurpassed for lightness strength durability
Fine sinels and double Harness OF the best stye Stage
wagon and Cart Harness Of the best material and work
manshlp. so 81 80 - sffF
large assortment of Carpet Bags and satehelsOf every
variety Of material and pattern, ,-a,ss-
pFoEaptIS, and no
fort y be spared to merit continuance puhlle IA
aoviI . ! S' sHErnARD MORGAN.
=. VARNEY..
5s AAMUFA GTURER o p
CORRERs TIN q, 9HE ERE IRON WAR;
No. HdtR Il, ReGr EhG Crsek Bridge,
WHEELING, VA.
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PHNNSEbvA1VEA RAE@oAn


TTNHE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
tic cities with Western, NoTth-western, and South
Western States by continuous ROWny direct This road
also Pittsburgh with daily line Of StsameTS
all ports the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and SAN
dusky with STEAMERS to all ports on the
route by which FREIGHT be forwarded 70 and from
the Great WeSt.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PIfTsBURGH
FIRST oLAss-Boots, Shoes. Hats and
Caps, Books, Dry Goods (n box. bales on Ne. 1no -
and trunks DFugs, Tin boxes and bales) Nv ~ D
SECOND CLASS Domestic Sheeting,l
shirtlng and Ticking, (n original baes1 ~. in ~,
Drugs Gin easksO Hardware, Leather, - ~ 49,
lin rolls or bOxes)WO0l and sheep Pslts
Eastward.
THIRD CLAss-Anvils Steel. Chains CIn
Hs@ RS5 100
ed, Except cigars cut,) &c. &c.
FOURTH CLASS-CoHee, ,Ftah Bacon, Beef
and Pork lin casks or boxes eastEardO len. - 1oo ~,
, Lard Lard OIL, Nails Soda Ash, Ger. w F' wv "s'
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, RusIn. &c.
FL0UR,-$l per bbl. until further notice.
GRAINIn loads IS cents per 100 HIS, until further
notice.
ooTToEs2 per bale exceeding 500 lbs weight, until
E In shipping any point east Of PhIIadeI-
Pa, be partieulartO mark packages ed PGasbIpdhiG
4edtrodd All Goods consigned TO the agents Of this
3t PhiadelphiA or Pittsburgh VIII be forwarded without
AeENTs-U Z Evans, 81 K1by street Boston;
Clarke, No AstoF House, and No william
cDOnalhNo BATTERY Place, HtWYoFk Pierce &C0 Zanes
Yet tOi Irwin 60, and SFingmAn Brown Cincinnati o;
Garter JeWett, Louisville Ky ORiley Co, Evans
vile, Ind; Sass ST. Louis, MOI Harris Wormley Co.
Aie pPhis, Tenn; Leeeh Co, Chicago III; GLASS; Fort
Wayne Ind; Sneeder, Phila Magraw Koons, Balti-
more; p Stewart PittsbuFEh .ll .sy lrt-f TO
II. II. HUSTON, Gen1 freight Agent, Phiad.
Iyly1 HI. L0MBAERf, suPt.n, Altoona, Pa.
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SEEMING MACHINES

HAYE the Agensy for Excelsior Sewing Machines; price
tOs o. 1900 Can be seen at warehouse, South md
Market In operation Saturday fom II IL o'elosk
ugl GEO. WILSON