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CAMP MEETING.


There will be Camp Meeting for 81
Clairsvile charge, to commence August 23J
1860 This meeting will be held on the
larm of Mr.. Moses Bogss, about two mile,
Southwest Of St. Clairsville. It 10 the
same ground that was occupied las. year
We expect to have one or two boarding
tents, and there will be horse feed provided
for the occasion.
There will be no huckstering or liquor
selling or drinking tolerated within the
bounds prohibited by law. All persons wish
ing to sell provisions will be required to oh.
tain permission from the committee of man
agements.
All the tent.holders will be expected 10 be
on The ground in good season, and remain
until the meeting is closed.
The committee, the ten: holders, and all
interested, will meet on the ground on An.
gust 2oth, 10 prepare the ground and select
lots. Amy persons that does not intend to
occupy his lot, will please make It known.
The preachers and people Of other charges
are generally and cordially invited to attend
A D. MCCORMICK.
ST Clairsville, July Sd, 1860
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HoLLowAY's PILLS ---TnE REFUGE or
THE SIcK.-HEADAcHE, DIzzlsgss - With
this great remedy at hand none need suffer.
Have you a sick or nervous hesduche1 here
Is Is medicine as unfsi'ing and certain in
its cure as that the sun will rise and set
and why!-simpy that II acts on the stom-
sch and bowles-the root Of the disorder
this is the plain but sure basis Of Holloway's
system,.and experience endorses 1t by the
millions of instance OF failure. Practice and
experience are SO far ahead of theory as the
brightness of MONDAY is to the darkness Of
night. Speculation in the trestment of dis
ease may be consistent in a lunstic assylum
but when life and death are in the bal
snce reason should unite with experience,
and practice guide the hand Of civilized Sc
cietv.
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AT MORRISTOWN'

A mass meeting Of the Opposi-
ton to all phases of Sham Democ-
racy, will be held in NORRIS
TOWN, on Saturday the 18th day
Of Aug, 1860, at l o'clock, p. NJ.
The following Speakers will be
present, and address the meeting.
L. DANFoRD, d. ID. T. CowEN and
others.
Also a Pole Raising will take
place.
A procession will leave this place
about noon, and all who propose to
attend the meeting are requested
to join with us at the towns along
the Pike.
Come out friends, and let us
have a R0UsING meeting.
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LINCOLN AT HOME.

citizen oflhis place received the fol-.
lowing letter from a prominent citizen o:
Peoria, Illinois, who was formerly a resi-.
dent OF this town. II bears good testimony
to the character of "Honest Old Abe" He
says:
81 am glad that the nomination of Abra.
ham Lincoln pleases you. Being on the
bench tske but little part in the active
politics of the day, bu. the nomination of
Mr.. Lincoln meets my hearty appreciation.
may be allowed 10 say have known Mr..
Lincoln intimately for twenty.three years
have been much with him, and must say
never met a purer minded man in all my
life; and he is not only an honest man, but
he is truly man of grea, ability, and should
he be elected he will bring our government
back to the pure days of the fathers of the
republic.
There is one thing in the life of Abraham
Lincoln that must have great we ght with
the great mass OF the people throughout the
whole Union, as well as his acknowledged
hone esty. 1t ls this: Mr.. Lincoln has raised
himself from the humbIest walks OF Lille by
his industry, integrity and ablI.y. He is
still comparatively poor man, though in
fair living circumstances. Nov, in my
opinion, he is just the man tor the times.-
Under Democratic misruie our government
has run wild IN extravaganza, to say Moth
ing 0. corruption on the part o the presen
corrupt Administration. Mr.. Lincoln has
no friends to reward, no enemies " punish.
He does not stand before the nation like
those who long have been in high places,
who have had patronage to dispense and
equsptly will not have the office seekers
hanging about him. He will come in un-
,rammelled. Besides he being man OF
moderate means his adm nis,ratlon will be
more likely to be prudent and economical; {;
whereas the man who has rolled in wealth
his ninistration would likely be more
Iexiravsgans. ~
,tl will eopclude by relating little anec-
do,e that occurred in this city few days
alter the Chicago nomination a very re-
spect ab 6, Democrat here, who 10 much bet
ter skilled in financial matters than in
politics, had. conversation with a brother
Democrat who was formerly Judge Of the
Supreme Court and most tuncompromising
Democrat. The financial man CONNIE need
max ing fun Of the ChicsgO nominations
when he was immediately checked by the
Judge saying: "Sir. you need not laugh at
that nomination, for let me tell you, sir, i
have known Abraham Lincoln Tor many
years, snd I will say that il God ever made
an honest man, Lincolgis lha. man. will
soy further that Mr.. Liacolni 10 not one Of
your common men that yob, can catch up
anywhere, but he is truly great man
among the great men of this ration. And
sir, will say further that should Abraham
Lincoln be elected President oI the United
States there has been nc man ID the Presi.
dental Chair since il was vacsted by And.
rev Jackson. that has made as good Pres
ident as Abraham Lincoln will make"
81 need only add that my financial friend
is now a strong Lincoln man. and that the
Judgs will not vote for Douglas"
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A Wora,tO Bell Men,

AwoTdto Bell Men,
The New York Express your organ fol
the nation, and the journal most quoted from
BY tho Indepe endent Republican. is sdvocat.
ing the policy Of transferring the Bel! vote
Of New York State to the Douglas men,.
Your leaders, SO anxious to help the Demo.
csats, are :or but one electoral ticket in N
York, and. in Illinois, where there is danger
If some 40 900 old Wings voting Tor Lin.
coin, there distinct Bell ticket must be
run. Full well do they know, that Bell
wont carry the State but hope that Douglas
may. :. =,
In Alabama. they all 60 for Breckenridge
And so il is in each State they do the will
of the Democratic party of that Stale The
reason you have no elec :orul ticket in Ohio
to-day is because the Democrats have not
vet decided how they can use you to the
best advantage. OF course Tho honest peo.
ple over the country are not to blame for
this, but your leaders who are daily ir
secret communication with the leading
Democrats do not consult with you, but X
pect YOU to help carry out their nelaliouf
principles.
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- .
The Eclipse of the Sun.

i
Tie partial eclipse Of the sun this morn
ihs was a very interesting event indeed Al
about 7 O'Clock, the eclipse started. The
moon PASSED over in abeut two hours, OBJ
scuring nearly one half the suns disk.
"The first appearance Of this eclipse since
the creation ,,oC the world according to
sacred chronology .was in the year A. D.
96s, Dec. 9th, old style, at 10 O'Clock 30
m. forenoon, when, the .mqon's penumora
lust came in contact with the, earth at the
south pole; il has appeared every nineteenth
wear since, and at each istprnl he moons
shsdow passed across the earth from west
TO east little further to the, narth at each
.return, until the year 1914, March slh, o.
s., when the centre Of the moons shadow
passed a little to the north Of the eartFs
centre (,he moon being Ia min" 40 sec.
from har descending node, which was It's
So periodical return.) 1t has continued 70
appear every nineteenth year since l6zl'
un,il this eclipse. which is its 6lst Periods
icsl return, Its next appearance will be
10 1878. Jdly 29ih. at 8 O'Clock 20 min. in
the morning, Invisible in the United States
Il will also appear again in 1896, August
9th. Ii will continue to appear every nine.
teenih year nntil the year aa74. April 2bth
when the moons shadow will just touch the
earth at the north. Pole, which will be its
10th periodical ard last appearance, unit
the expiration Of l2,4s2 years, when j
will come on sgaip AZ the south pole, ant
20 through similar course. The velocity
Of the moons shadow across tho eartt
during the eclipse, will be about 1850 miie'
an hour, os,four times the velocity Of can
non.bsll."
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The LoYdsyllle Meeting.

The meeting at L'oydsvile on last Satur-
day evening was complete success. The
School House was crowded and the ,atten-
zion given to the able speeches from Messrs
Danford and Arck, was such as will doubt.
Jess result in the turning of many from the
error of their ways.
The two Bus loads which went from this
town presented quite an imposing appear
ppce, with flying flags and loud hurrahs they
reminded us of the enthusiasm Of lS40.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

SEALED pr"poslls will br received ut the Audi,
~ tors Office. 81. Cioirsville, uni the 2I day
OF August, 1860, t"r building abuinrnts for a
bridge over Saltwater creek wher' the rOad load
ing from ChGmbcrlnins Mill TO Morrisfown and
Flushing crosses suid cree, on he lands of A NJ
Glover Suid uhuDi,nts 10 be bull OF good rock
work mas nry headers atd sire tchrrs, aid in good
lime mortar, ol the following di'nr1si,n-:
Not less than 10 nor lian IS iect high, to be
Determined by the person appointed 10 supern.
tend the building thereof, l2 feet long al the base
ans ten (i,) leet long at the ln, ipti thick al the
base aud ieei thfck at The Top, the work 10 be
done and completed in a'gopi and wnrknanlike
manner,'he c"ntrartOr furnishing all the materials.
Proposals will oso be received II, the same time
and place Tor the eiceion of abutments lor a
bridge over Wheeling creek. where the road
leading from Morrit'cvn 10 Uninntown crosses
said creek on the lands of Alexander Harrow, as
tollcws From toi2 e: high--tu he determined
by the person appointed 10 superin,end said work.
the width, thickness, kind OF work materla ls &c
same us aboye--the contracting pa " 10 give bond
Tor the faithful perform ,nce oi contract
by order OF cOun'y commissioners.
juyl2 e. l.. PuORMAN, Auditor.
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Ea wEN "a Ea HD.

lOnPbAlNT having been mado 10 thu effect
~ That some will'ul aud malicious person or
persons hau committed acts oi VI lencc upon the
property VI the Belmont County tIrulti,ral 60.
ciety. IN 50 TAR az to destroy, in great measure
the W utter Founioln on The enclosed gfounds OF
said society ~ digging up and mashiGg Of divers
places the lead.n i1pe conducting thereto water
from thr spring OF Nj. john Jtpton aud otherwise
materia uy nuring il 70 bs 10 i,nd.t ltuseless vr
the pun pose ior wh'oh il va iutrd ID, " hereup, IN
the Boa'd, ~ consideration "f the orng iug inci.
and bel dt sitUns That the yttpettatyf- II these
,iienc 'h"ulI he brought {" Ji-iire. bays author.
lzeu reward 81 SO TO he cfier,d for evidence
leading To the de,ecioD aud coi, cttnn Of on, such
person OF pe'-on ohjndins. Tai. r-sard is
uiso I" extend to any uct that may hereafter be
committed 10 the material injury oi al, property
OF the said cocleiy. Dy Urdrr ni lbe Bnard
a., EObI ALEX hNDER. Pnsi lent
v. w. NhkOIl" S,cretarv luyl2
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LOCAL I.rEAHS-
The Richland Lincoln Club.

Let 1t be remembered that the Liocoln
Club, will meet in St. Clairsville on Sstur-
day evening. 1t is impo, tant that we have
good turn out in order to ma Ike arrange
ments to attend the pole Raising at Norris
town on Aug. 18th. We especially urge the
young men to be present on Saturday next.
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And Still they Come.

And sfiII they Gomez
Hardy day passes but we hear of new
sccessions to our ranks, 10 almost every
part Of The county. These sccessions from
the Fillmore ranks are too numerous to
count. They are numbered by the hun
dreds. The accessious from the discon-
solste ranks of the Democracy, are also
numerous. We can already count them by
the scores Well may the Lincoln men
feel encouraged. Well may they expect a
GLORIOUS victory. We challenge our Demo.
cratic and Democrat.aid contemporaries to
name their converts in Belmont county
from our ranks, and for each one, we will
give dezen against them.
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Al the conclusion Of the Drs remarks
three hearty cheers were given for Lincoln
and Hsmlin.
There are Lincoln men here, Messrs. Ed.
iiors. whether the Gle ction will show tha,
they have voted for him or not. I7s7.
BsswooD, July 10th, 1860.
The above we have from good authority
10 veritsbk account Of the Benwood meet.
Ing. The cheering and horraaing for Lin.
coin, c,uld be heard sll over Bellsir.
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MEETINGS.

A meeting Of the Voters of the
Peoples Party, will be held in BEL
MONT, on Saturday evening, the
2'st of July, 1860, at 7 o'clock, P.
M. l.. DANfoRD and other Speak
ers will address the People.
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ARMSTRONG'S MILLS

A meeting of the friends of the
Hon. I G. THeAKER, and the "Peo-
PIES Ticket" will be held at ARM
STRONG'S MILLS, on Saturday.
the 4th day Of August, 1850, at 2
o'clock.P. NJ, and addressed by l..
DANFoRD, c. ARIcK and DR. JuNKINs.
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The Peoples Campaignsr.

This is the name Of campaign paper
issued from this town by committee OF
Fillmore Wings, who are anxious that the
Fillmore men Of the county should remain
in one body and act together against :he
Democratic party. The paper advocates the
election Of the Peoples Ticket and Of Hon.
Thos. c. Theaker. The first number is got.
ten up with ability. and it will doubtless be
power In this campaign.
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Mr.. DantOrd Esq,
Will speak at Belmont on Saturday neat,
the 2lst inst, att o'clock. The Lincoln
men will organize .he Goshen Township
Club.
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The Harvest.

The Harvest.
The farmers are pushing on their work
bravely. A great amour. Of the whea, and
barley, both of which are very good in
quality, is now in the barns. The greater
portion Of The hay will be up this week and
in unusually coed condition. The farmers
begin totcheer up as they we'll have reason
10 do. Hard times are passing away.
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SIiERIFF"S SALE.

Andrew Myers W. Andrew Brown and Jas.
l.. Brown
RY Virtue Of Mandate to me directed from III.
~ Court of Common Pleas u Belmont co,,nty.
Ohio. will offer for aalo Mt the front door OF The
Court House In said county, on
Tuesday, August 18th, 1860,
between the hours Of 10 A. NJ. and P. NJ. Of said
day, the following described real estate. 10 wit,
situate in the county Of Belmont, Ohio, being a
part o. The south west quarter OF section No ii.
township5 and ra' ge ~ three; beginning st a
white oak tree at the north.ess, corner Of ira II
OF land owned by George Myey and southeast
corner OF lands OF Andrew Bro sn; thence an east.
erly direction 10 black walnut. now marked
with three marks on the east and west sides; =
thence enst to the centre OF the graded rond:-
thence with the centre oi said road 10 the lands
Of Louis Calan1; thence with his line west 10 Inc
lands OF Andrew Brown; ,hence with his line
south 81 rods and links 10 the place Of begin.
ninR--suppOsed TO cOntoin 20 acres more or les
Appraised OF $500; Terms Of sale each
7. LOCHARY, Special Master.
Shefih's Office, ST. Ciairsville, July ~, 1860.
printers fees
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SHERIFEoS SALE.

WIN. kennon, ct al Va Benz +. Ogle, ct al
RY VIRTUE or A VENDi 10 me directed
- IRON the court Of common pleas Of Belmont
county. Ohio will off to- sale at the front dor
o. The Uoon House IN said county. on
Tuesday, August I4th. 1860,
between the hours vi 10 O'Clock 4. N. and o'clock
p N OF snId day, the following rrui estate to wit
Lots No is aud 10 10 Block IS IN Brllaire city.
Belmont county. Ohio. with the hppurtenances.
Appraised at the ,um of II 800
Terms VI sails cash. r. LDCHARY
-, Sheriff Of Belmont county, Ohio.
Sherifs Office, ct. Clnirsyile. Jul, I2' ,sG0.
printers fees 8
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,01rA letter from "a Democratic subscri.
ber," at Bsrnesvile. yesterday, says: 81
suppose -ou consider yop..bsve sure thing
Of us in Ohio, this year. and for my part,
since Douglas has been killed off don't
care much. We intend to try yo1. hitch
however, on Theaker, for Congress."-
wheeling Intelligencer.
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CENTREVILLE.

The People ofCENTREvILLE,
will be addressed by l.. DANFoRp,
G. ARlcK and DR.. M. w. JuNKINs
on Saturday evening, of the 4th day
of August, 1860. at 7 o'clock, +.
NJ. on the Political Topics of the
day.
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SHEKIFEsS SALE.

Z. /. Holloway VS.. J. II. Grove, ct al.
by ririue OF nm Execution to me directed from
- the court ol Common Plens oi Belmont co -.
ONO viii oier Tor sale the r.. denee OF Barne,
Groves, ~ arfen township 10 SAID county on
Monday, July 23J. 1860,
bet~ cen The hours Of 10 A ~. and p ~ of said
duy, the iu.O"ire gOnds oHd chat,es. to wit:
milrh cow, cts Hcts ~ WHEAT 3.5 of 2
acres OF corn, bGe.s;and,, one lot pfhss
Iefins cGsh. z. LlCHARY.
sheriff Of Belmont county, Ohio.
SHERIFF. Ofilcc, St. CiaITsvie, July l2th. 1860.
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- the court OF common pleas of Beln, ,nt County.
oho.I VIII offer iVr sae al the front door vi IN.
court house in said county, on
Tuesday, August l4h, 1860,
between the hours OF ten o'clock A. H. and four
O'Clock. P. NJ, OF said day, the following DE- scrib.d
Real Estate to wit:
Lying und being in Pultney township, Bslmon,
county ONO, beginning tor the same at a stake
20 iett from the centre VI the Central Ohio Rail.
road track und so ieei from the west side OF Noble
street and on line with the centre OF Seventh
street as ~ igna,ed in the town plat known as
the hrst Rodlier addition 10 the city o Beiluire;-
thence north l1o 80 min. east fmagnetic course,
and parable with the Railroad track 223 9. 10 fe ei
TO sake on the south siie I land OWNED by It
Horn, thence south s9S SO min. east (magneiic
course, bouncing on said Horns south line 10 The
west bounds oi the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Raj.
road; thence southetly bounding on sal! ~est
boundary of Raj I.oad TO point on a iine with
centre OF Seventh street; thence westerly bound ing
in the cen!Te OF said Sev-ia street To the place Of
Notwithstanding about 3S-l1U acres, less
the following described tract released from sad
mortgage, as shown bv the release recorded in the
records IN the Recorders office OF said county, and
described as follows: Beg inning 10! the same oc
ieet from tile northwest corner OF block No ~
lD) in the citV OF Belaire on line running north
l7o 30 min (magneuc course) and on the north
side OF Seventh street in said city; thence with
said line NORTH 1924 feet to the sab b6nhdary
line OF !. A. Horns land, thence ives, with sail
Horns line s3 l0l2 feet to the north side Of said
Seventh street 80 feet to the place OF begiuning--
containing 3'5 OF an acre. more or !ess.
Said first described tract being the same convey
ed to said John l., Russell by ,hn Kelly md
others, less portion conveyed 10 the Cleveland
& Pittsburgh Railroad company which is not ia.
Guided in the above description OF said fret tract
Appraised at $1,000. Terms OF saie cash
P LOCHARY, Special Muster,
Sherff's Office, ST. Cnirsvile, Jhy %. iI6O
printers ices 3
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- 'aaa o. ==as
lie WigwaH,

At the Martinsville Wigwam
On ext Thursday the 26th at I o'clock.
The Lincoln Club Of MartinsvilIe, will be
addressed by Lorenzo DANFoRD, Esq. Let
there be a good turn ont.
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at the front door OF the Court House in ST. Clairs.
vile, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock. N. and !
o'clock P. NJ, OF said day, the following proprrty,
TO wit: Situate in the county Ul b. mont and Stais
OF Ohio, being part of the n. W quarter OF Sec
"a, Tp,4 and Range 3. in the Marietta District,
and bounded as follows; Beginning a large Hat
rock on the South side of Pipe creek, near the
waters edge, and near the coal bank fourteen rods
West Of lie hend gate OF the Mctirew Mil race;
thence West of the loot OF ,h- hill l3t rods 10 a
stone station marked B; thence n l5= crossing
lha State road Ia the centre oil Pipe geek rods;
thence in SOUTHEAST course down he creek 50
ne not to INCLUDE the spring about ID ruds To the
place olbeginning, containing seventy 40. perch IS
Appraised al S95. T. LUCHARY,
Sheriff of Belmunt county Ohip
s. SheTilNs Office, ST. Ciairsyile, June Dist. lo6o
primers feesssS
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1he Morri.town AIeeting.

Owing to important circumstances il has
been thought best TO postpone the Morris
town Meeting for two eeks, At which time
we will expect to have a grand rally from
al the neighboring Townships.
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6TF. P. Blair jr., was nominated by &C i.
clama'ion for Congress b5 the Republicans
of ST Louis District.
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Bell-Everett-Lincoln Meeting ir
BenwOOd,


Editors Wheeling lntelligencer: % "
GEsTs:-ln the village OF Bellaire. "ovct
.hs river" from here, there seems to be a
Bell. Everett. Club organized for sllths -pur.
poses Of the present campsigW. oBenstoe and
defensive.' Especially the ofensius:( Their
operations are note confined. however, to-
their own sillsRe. nor yet 10 their own
State - .u.~
'No pent up U,ica contracts their power.
bot they sometimes get even on the soil Of
the odd Dominion t' /"
On Saturday evening said Bell Everett
Club, from some cause. were induced TO for.
go the pleasure oijtheir own crowded club
room( Dand enthusiastic .,meeting( ITO come
over here tn cnlighten the swarthy artisans
Of Benwsod In matters political.
After coming together. it was found that
therewere no.speakers for the Cone, tuition,
'al. Union party, When,i Il becoming known
that DR.. yunkins Of Bellsire, wa. in the CONS
pany;;'he was called on for speech. He
declined, because it,,wss a Bell meeting. and
heIdid not train in that company. This objee!
tidn was,very soon obyated by calling Mr..
Lewis Jones to the chair, when the Doctor
at once proceeded to lay down the position
of himself and those with whom he was
proud to act in this important CANVAS. He
reviewed IN brief the position of the differ.
ent parties In the field; givsu fail expose Of
the Republican party on the tariff and
Homestead questions, and expressed himself
as decidedly in favor Of the elevation Of Lin.
coin to the Office Of President The Doc
tor is q capital stumper, and is always ready
to give reason for the faith that 10 in him.
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@HA aa N-m~

To this house are large aud comnlodi,u. and shall
always be attended by tru-ty unI careful hostlers
Neiswnnger's New 'mnibu4 leaves this house
every morning, Sundays excepted, ior Wheeling :,
reIuriIng the same day
The Cadlz Hack leaves this House overv Tues.
day, Thursday and Sutu -duy morning, ai Z! o'ck
9T Attached to tins house is first class Livery
Stuble. iunld