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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-18
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rhey have the strahgess pdtsin the ar
nv that nobody would dream Of taking
to' at home, and yet they are little louehes
of the gentler nature that give you some
such cordial feeling, when you see them,
as am told residents of Bornbon county
KY. hsbitually experience at so much
gallon. Ore of the hoys has carried q red
squirrel through "lhtck ard thin" over q
thousand miles 'Ban" eats hard tack
like a veteran, and has lhe freedom Of the
tent. Another's affections overflow upon
o slow Wiuking, unspeculatiye little oYllp,
captured In Arkansas, and bearing name
with a classical smack to it-MinerVa; a
third gives his heart to young Cumber-
land mountain bear, but chief among camp
pets are dogs. Riding on the saddle DOW,
tucked into o baggage wagon, mounted on
4 knapsack, growing under gum are
dogs brought to premature end as'to ears
and tails, aud yellow at that; pug nosed,
suuare-headed brutes, sleek terriers, deli
cate naorsels Of spaniels, "Tray, Biancne,
Sweetheart, little dogs and all! - A dog,
like horse, comes to love the rattle and
crash of musket and cannon. There Is
one In an Illinois regiment, and rather
think regarded as belonging TO IL. though.
his name might not be on the muster-roll,
that chases half spent shot as kitten troll
les with ball of woFsted. BE has been
under Ere and twice wounded, and left the
tip of bis tail AZ the battle of Stone river.
Woe TO the man who shall Wautonly kill
him. But was especially interested in
the fortunes of a little white spaniel that
messed with a battery, and delighted In
the name of "Dot." No matter what was
no. that fellows silken coat must be wash
ed every day, and there was need of it, for
when the battery was on the march they
Just plunged him into the spnnge-bucket
mot the tidiest chamber imaginable
that swings like it's more peaceful cousin,
the tar-bdcket, under the rear axle OF. the
gun carriage-plamped him into that, clap
ped on the cover, and Dot was good for an
inside passage. One day the bate. " cross
ed stream, and the water Cam up to
the guns. Nobody thought of Dot and
when all across gunner looked into the
bucket. it was fulliof water, and Dot was
as dead as little dirty door mat.-Army
Letter.
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GROWER &. BAKER's
PREMIUM lsEWIHG MACHINES.
rnR nNLY GOLp lLEpAL


Ever Awarded 70 Sewing MaShipes IN I ~
tniums over all eomPetitoFs for the Best k SlI
ny Sewing Meehines, ship Best mHnn5aet eE.tk
chimes, and the Best "0Fk' ~ 'ne following
STATE FAIRS of1se3'
Fifst Premium tot fahIiy maehine. 2,
First Premium for doubfe:t thread machine.
First Premium for machine work.
Vermont State Fair,
First Premium for manufacturing 1SSehine.
First Premium for machine work
iowa State Fair,
First Premium for manufacturing machine.
First Premium for machine work.
Michigan State Fair,
First Premium TOR manufacturing mAehlne'
First Premium for machine work.
Indiana State Fair,
First prsmiumI f0rimachine for all purposes.
sFifst Premium for machine work.
fFirst Premium for machine for all purposes.
First Premium for machine work. ~
EFiTst Premium for machine for al purposes.
First Premium for machine W0rk.sai
PtrSs Premium Tor mahuSaeturiug machines.
First Premium for beautiful machine work.
First Premium for machine Work.t 4
AadGt tke foLIotDing County FGirs:
aFisst PrSainimi s family @ashins s' m
FiFpt Premium for manufacturing machine. ~
-Rtrbt Premium Tor machine work.
Chatnplaiq yaliey,Rt, Agricultural Society,
First Premium for family machine.
,5FitBt Premium for mann facturing machine.
First Premium for machine work.
Ha1npden o., Mas, Agricultural Society,
aDiptom& for family machine.
spipIom4 for machine work.
FRANK lin Co., N. ", Fair
Ffrst Premium for family machine. -,-.
First Premium fol. mann Eaoturiuk machine.
Quean's Co., N. Y, A grieultural Society
flFifst Premium for family AAchlhe
Washington Co., N. Y, Fair
First Premium for family machine ~
aatatoga Co, N. W Fair,
First Premium Tor family machine.
Mechanics Institute, Pa, faiF,
First Premium for machine for all puFp0sss
FIRST Premiumfor machine works -
THE above comprises al tho Fairs at Whlehth
GROVER BAKER MACHINES were exhibited
this year. at nearly allof them the leading Sewing
Machines were In competition,
The work made upon the Grover Baker Sewing
Machine has received the First Premium at every
State Fair In the United States where It has been
exhibited to this date.
Sales rooms 1u6X Main ST., Wheeling. W. Va.
JOS. MoD0NAL,
nov30. BIN General Agent.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
JOHN HABERMEHL,

.ArToRHIEx ATLLA-w
a ND SOLICITOR FOR ALL Kinds OF MlLs
~ ITARY CLAIMS, will do business In 6erman
20 once No. sSl Monroe street. opposite the Court
hGsss No sSaFss made In military claims until col
lsctcd.
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EREaE REEF

that may be requit ed for use CT the troops Of the
United states serving In the First Division DEPART
iment Of West Virginia, and now stationed at MAI.
itinGburg and HaEpers ReTry. Va HagetstoWn, Mals
from Cherry Run, Va. 70 the MonOscacy, including
Frederick City, Nd, as tollowG, via: ri
|! For5 lGVel months OF such kiss time as the Com
prevail commencing on the LIST Ihrttl day Of january
1854, aud ending on the Slst Thirty nFstl Gay OF
May, 16b44tI ~ asfl .stttt5 ~ ~ Lt!at III
said Beef to be of Steers mot Balls Stas. HetterS
coWSl four years old and over, TO weigh net each
atleast 500 I6Ve hundred pohnds.
The Beef to be sound and wholesome, with necksi
shans and Kidney tallog exeludsdl II eqpas PFSS o.
such quantities usually three times per week. as
may be designated by the Chief COmmtssary Of inc
Division. & 1ft.j ,eI4 -.
The Con tractor will be required 20 keep an agent
with sufficient supply Of Beef Cattle, constantly
within supplying distance OF the troops.
bond in the penalty Of g, 900 Gtwenty thouaandl
whose individual responsibilities foFthe above sam
must be shown by the official certificate Of the Clerk
the nearest Court Of Record OF the United States
District Attorney.
iPfsposaIs from q firm must specify the names aud
residences of persons composing II, and each propoi
sal must be accompanied by the cath of allegiance
Of the parry or parties; also By certtheate
written guarantee signed by the party or parties
making the bid, the Whole making four ~ separate
papers, for which forms will be furnished on appl-
cation by mail, telegraph, Or In person, all of which
should BE enveloped, sealed and endorsed FPropo.
sails for Fresh Beef and directed % the undersigned
at Cumberland, Md.
Payments to be made in Treasury Notes or such
other Government Funds as may be on hand; II none
on hand to be made soon rs reeetyed. 81!
The bid, oath Of allegiance, Certificate Of Fesppn-
sibility, and GUARANTEES must all be In duPiicate:
t''''4 ~ WIN - - ss''4 WI. n. HosAoK,
=, :, y aLp y! AN tag w, y. 70
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Beefl Beef3

OPR1cE CHIRP q. 8. DEP'r. oF.WEsF VIRGINIA,
Cumberland, Nd, December 18th, 1858. &
SRALRD PROPOSALS will be received from first
- hands, citizens loyalit0 the Government Of tile
United States, until 12 II , December 36th, 1885,
only, for furnishing allthe \ o,7--f- so
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REEFI REEF!!.

oFTICE CHIaR @! g., DEPT. WEsf YIRgIHIA,
fsfclf Gamble land, Nd, Nee. SITS 1ssS.lE
eyEALED PROPOSALS Will b received from hEst
~ hands, citizens loyal to the Government OF the
United States lAtll y NJ 2lst 1863 only,
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Cleveland, Pittsburg sndW6ooI
ing Ran Road Sea-


ON AND Arm MONDAY, Nov iS,S. ia =
2snEsE 11..ll wa leaVe EritsSpat = foilsSS
HOO A. u. Man Train. st66pfRg a. IN vta.,o,. -
i've e tllfsSlIEh e go p Il. ~
80t P, y. Accommodation TFlfR, stoBDl,, a, -,
- g Tas,onF eEEiEol - PittlblTGh q -
1000 P. n. EEps,, 'lr.,u. afrJv, a. p,,,,,,
&lQ 4 u. ani olSVGlana a. S.ss a a =
RETURNINGT TRAINS
Leave Cleveland a SO A II uAI.4sp -
EiIoa g hLlag oJQst 6 da1s I. = and 6s0o 4. II
Leave PittseuEgh e lstS 4. n, 6:iS 4. n "a
A. n. and co. PM - ~ tN-ss
Connections are made as FOlI0vr.,
AZ PfttsbaEgh With PonnsyIvauia R. L a. n.
burg BalsfinoEo, Wa.hinyi01. -.
delphia, New York and BoSTol,
AZ Cleveland viii ClsVGlsDd = E0lol 4 r r,ya,.
G1lky, Toledo, DetJuIi, Chisses ~
Al points IN the HoRfH Wan. ma
0otEott steamers fer Dotruit 80
chicago and the EoRIH VIZ ~
&Asvolald 4 Erie B. R ior RE ~
Cleveland. Columbus : CiuasnVii n.
Sste1tline, poasWPEQ, cO'EnD1 "a
A. Hndson With tho O. z 80 R.R. fur Cvv,b,,,
Lall.s AllTon' AiilleEsbuFSh Sad WoS
AZ AIlianoo VIII 7: n va Q. R.RssCsu,sa,
11las7illon. ySe5teE, Salem, EaoS, g,
1ts.sspeaVilIo With 2. 9. q. Linz and 4, Ru.,.
with 90. o. H.R.I FZauasSilIs. e.
ARK, Columbus, Xonil, Dayto6 -.
apaPoIgs Cairo, Cincinnati, LOliITiIis
81 Louis, g. Joseph aud an 80
Vita and South Wet.
EKeurHlon Tickets 70 PittsburRh aud rstrrn q 10
Fare AlWays a. low and4ino much quicker thS5
any other FGut0. -
Through Hekets % al points IN fbo Wsst, pet,
and East can Be Pr0curad e. tie once unfsF -
MeLuFe House. WheeNRg, Va, or With Iiefst
Freight eontElets VIII be made At lowest Eatss &
any point aeeeshIe BY thiSTo and its eounaefoss
70 the 1altJ North, Wet aud NoTth-Eest, e oGiei
under A'LuTO HaUoOy oTWith Vt. AGENT q REidTI.
port Station. WI. p. TERRY, Agent
D. B. RIkLIAAE, ARsHt
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-18

andigham should be punished for exercising his
liberty of speech, we will add, that we think Val
andigham was liable to punishment under the
law of the last Congress, and we would have him
legally punished if at all. Those who Justify the
method of Vallandigbam's punishment, claim that
be had committed no offence known to the civil
law, and therefore it became necessary for the
military power to arrest and punish him. The
answer to this view of the case is that it is in
vasion of Free Speech to punish person by mill
tary power for talk that does not constitute a
crime. Holding these opinions we can see no
contradiction in our position in favor of the i'm
munites of Free Speech until that Speech couu-
sells resistance to law, and the statement that we
do not object to the punishment of Vallandgham
but to the method by which he was punished.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-18
STATE CONVENTION.

n Mass Convention of the Freemen of Vermont, with
distinction of party will be held at Burlington,
"wednesday the 9Th day of July next, at II O'Clock, A.
M to nominate candidates for Governor, Lieutenant
eaozesnov and Treasurer be supported al the ensuing
<Eeetiex
aK whs OF sustaining the Government in its
~goE TO suppress the rebellion and to maintain the
non in its integrity, cordially invited 10 attend.
H. HENRY BAXTER,
John GREGORY SMITH,
GEORGE Z. SHEPARD,
LEVERErT b. ENGLESBY, state Committee.
,STODOABD y, COLBY,
W BARTHOLOMEW,
GEORGE N. DALE,
gune 10, 1863.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-18
From tie Christian Messenger.
From the Sixteenth Vermont Regiment
BRIsToE STATION, VA, !
June Sth, 1868.

BRIsToE STATION, VA,
June Sth, 1868.
DEAR MESSENGER Under the shade of
stately elm [ am seated, trying to gather
few thoughts for your columns. You have
doubtless heard through your editorial cor
respondence, that we are at present doing
guard duty along the lines Of the Orange and
Alexandria railroad. Two companies were
left at Manassas, three more sent to Catlett's
Station, while the rest of the regiment remain
here. There has been no time since our Or
ganiAation as regiment, that there has been
so little sickness as now. For week past
We have been having quite cool weather for
the season. AT noon the mercury stood at
about sixty degrees above zero, while the
nights are absolutely cold. The ground is
very dry. We have had no rain of any
amount for over month. Unless we have
rain soon the crops must suffer terribly from
the drouth.
Again our camp is rife with rumors of a
forward movement by Hookers army. The
rumor was not confirmed by yesterdays pa
pers and we hardly dare believe so cheering
report. And yet, if we may believe the
testimony of our own eyes, there is more than
usual excitement along the Rappahannock
At an early hour yesterday morning great
portion of Gen. Stahls cavalry, representing
eight or ten different regiments, from the
States of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, and
Vermont, left their camp at Fairfax Court
House, and passed by our camp, en- route, as
we suppose, to take part in the pending move.
ments on the Rappahannock. Our Chaplain
vent to Catletts Station last Sabbath to
preach to the companies stationed there, and
he reports that Gen. Pleasanton's cavalry left
Falmouth that morning, and that regiments
were arriving there all day. What the mass
ing OF SO large force of cavalry in that vi
entity means, we can only conjecture. If the
report is true that Hooker is again across the
Rappahanoock, they are doubtless designed tt
cooperate with him. If this rumor is false
it may mean reconnaissance up the VALLEY
of the Shenandoah. Whatever may be thei
destination, we trust they may be successful
and gain many laurels to the cavalry arm 0
the service. Meanwhile we await the arriva
Of reliable information. The Government
certainly has reason to be proud Of her cav
airy. Nearly year ago when Stuart mad
his famous raid to the rear of Mcclellan
army, everybody wondered at the boldness O
the movement, as we'll as the ability witt
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-18

John Brough has been UNANIMOUSLY nominal
ed for Governor of Ohio in the Union Conveu-
ton at Columbus. He was Democrat of bet
ter days than these, when to be one meant to
stand by the country and its flag against what
ever foreign foes or domestic traitors assailed 1t.
He stands by the country and the flag now. 1t
remains for Ohio to determine whether she will
debase herself by elect.ng the craven Vallandis-
ham, the friend Of traitors or the other and bet
ter Democrat, Brough, the friend of his coun-
try.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-18
Williamstown, June 10, 1868.

We have no desire to prolong discussion with
our correspondent and as he Observation-Disclosures
our ground when he says that when his freedom
ofspeech is invaded he shall become so oisgusted
with the Government as to be ready to leave the
country, we do not consider that we are very far
apart in principle. however much we may seem to
differ in the particular case Of Vallandgham. AS
our correspondent seems, however, to misappre-
bend US, understanding us to be willing that VAL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-16
DEVRIES, STEPHENS & CO,
WHOLESALE AGALHnsm
Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods
No. 3I9 Baltimore St,

WE are now receiving our large and carefully
w lected Stock Of Foreign end Domestic DIy
Goods, purchased for Cash, for the Spring and Sun
mer Trade, comprising every variety Of Dress Good
Of dne and medium qualities Of beautiful styles
the most recent printing and importation.
CLOTHS, OASSIMBBBS, SATINETTS, V1s1.
1N6s- Also general assortment q AL kinds q
an extensive NOTION DEPARTMENT, which -
braces every variety Of Goods usually kept b ~
largest Notion Houses. TO all Of which We tnSIS
the attention Of purchasers. We viii sen our StoeA
at - low prices ls the sama Od8 can be had N az
Of the Northern or Eastern markets.
mh11-1ms DEVR1ES, STEPHENS 6C1
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To Wool Growers.

NV YoRK, Mqy Is, 1868.
III md ss Wool liz in s4gs and q snail Iots ON
the following conditions Amer the Wool Is laid down
Of our door, will store, insure, grade, sell deliver,
Our terms Of sales for cash, nett prices, adj
ding interest for time In cases do take paper
Our long acquaintance with the trade enables to
make quick sales at the market value.,rt.. fs4
ables MS % negotiate for advances on the most Vor
able terms. !-ti.-ig7rG
All remittanees viii be promptly forwarded with
account Of sales L'"f
We shall be pleased to receive Your Wool, and viii
give It prompt ttentiOn-always keeping our friends
posted on the condition Of the market.
.4.-s Very respectfully, youra.
n. A. PETTLB0HE WALLACE
Wool Brokers, 20 Broad Street New York.
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TERMS. Irregular Prioea.)
PoSTAaE

eetued tpaT.
POSTAGE.
The Postage 70 any part Of the United States WIN
be but TWHNTY.R0uR GENTS . year for aBIacE-
wood, and but FOURTEEN GENTS year foz each
Of the Reviews.
nished fer 1862. And O. q
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HEADQUARTERS ARR REGIMENT v. NJ,
WHEELING, May 81, 1868.

Special Order.l
u PURSUANT to General Order No. Of BrigadIer
CommandRnts of companies comprising the 4th regi-
ment will assemble their respective companies at
the following places for drill and inspection, each
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock, commencing Sat-
urday, the 28d Instant and continuing until other
wise ordered:
above North street. EUus
Company B, Captain John E. Wilson, on Wheeling
Island.
Company Q, Capt. j. A. Clement, at Second Ward
Company 8. Capt. J. N. Vance, at the City Armo.
Company Z, Capt. Q. D. Knox, at Second Ward
Market House. ,..
| bank, east end of Quincy street.
Company @, Capt. r. q. Rothaeker, at the corner Of
Market and Jefferson streets. el.
Company II, Capt. A. j. Long, Centre street,
| between Sixth and the Greek.
Company j, Capt, John Scott, on Wheeling Hill,
| to the right of the National Pike. '
Company K, Capt. John =. Hopkins, on Wheeling
Company L, Capt. James H. Holmes, at the Court
II. If possible arms will be ready for distribution
In time for the drill Saturday, the 2d inst Should
they net be ready, commAndAnts Of companies will
employ their time In drilling their commands In the
factngs and marching and also in procuring correct
Eols o. persons tass several districts liable
same to the Adjutant of the Regiment or before
| Tuesday, the 18th inst. SIS
III. All citizens between the ages Of 10 and As
years, residing within the bounds Of the 4th Regi-
ment, required to report themselves to the COM
niandants OF the company In he district IN which
those claiming exemption for any cause from such
duty, win state the grounds upon which their CLAIMS
". Courts martial will be convened tor the pun
ishment Of all denquents in discharge Of the duties
above required, well for the trial Of those who
avoided duty under tho late order of the Governor
calling the regiment into active service.
| By order Of A. j. SWEENEY,
Commanding 4th Reg't Va n
/ II tHNa
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SYPHIIS.

This is an Ghection Of the Blood, and attscks the
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Windpipe, and other Mucus Surfaces making its an.
pearanCe in the form Of Ulcers. HeImb0Ids Extract
Sarsaparla pures the blood, and removes al Scaly
Eruptions Of the Skin, giving to the OOmpIexiona
ly for this class Of complaints It's blood. Purifying
Properties are preserved 20 than any
other preparation Of SarsapaTilla.
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CONVINCING TESTIMONY
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES.

From eight to twenty years standing, with name
known 70 SCIENCE AND FAME.
For Medical Properties Of Bu0HU, see Dlspenslta
~ OF the United States. ---9-' +
Practice Of Physie.
PHYSIOK, RhfladalphIG-
See remarks made By DR.. EPHRAIMAEoDOWELL.
celebrated Physician, and member Of the ROYAL
College OF Surgeons, Ireland and Published n he
Transactions Of the King and oueen's Journal
Zee Medieo. GIEuTgical Review, Published by BEN
Surgeons.
See most ofthe late Standard works on Medicine.
EXTRACT BUcHuy 81 90 per bottle, OF six furSS 90.
SARsAPARILA, 81 90 per bottle OF IL for IS.
IHPRovEp Rpsn WASH, SOC. per bottle sE for 80
Or half dozen d each for So co. which win b
heisnt TO cure the most obstinate cases drsstons
are adheredto.
DelI!eTsd . any addrss., securely packed from OBJ
~ Describe symptoms IN an eummunications.-
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel.
ing Rail Road.

~
I'M AND 4FTER MONDAY, April Goth, 1855, Pas.
" senger Trains win leave bridgeport as follows,
Sundays e1cepted0
1850 A. II. Mail Train, stopping At al stations,
Eiyes at Pittsblfgh Of $40 P. NJ, and
Cleveland at 1880 p. n.
Sl6 P. IL. Express Train, stopping ct all stations
,o,on . arrives at Pittsburgh q sos T. Y.
1010 p. n. Express Train arrives ct Pittsburgh at
i2sl0sA. N. and Cleveland at 9:lO A. u.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at $40 A. II. and $500 P. NJ, ar
rive at bridgeport Ct $40 E b N, and SIS A. NJ
1910 P. NJ, arrive at Bridgeport ct 510 A. n, 1905
A. II. and 4:56 P. NJ
Connections are made as FOIlOVvss
At Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania R. h. for Harris
delphia, New York and Boston.
Cleveland with Cleveland TOled r. r. for Fam
duBky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
all points in the NORTH WEsF. With
Detroit steamers for Detroit, jackson,
Chicago and the NORTH WEST. With
Cleveland 4 Erie B. X. for Erie, Dun
kirk, BufiAlO aud Niagara Falls. With
Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati for
SSrss:line Delaware Columbus and
At Hudson with the Q. z. CORR. for cuyahoga
Falls, akron, MilIersburgh and WO0S-
At Alliance with P. II. W. = O. R. r. for canton,
Mas.illon, Wooster, Salem, Enon, Co
lumbuB and Chicago.
AtSteu6enville with p. @. O. Line and AT BELLkIR
with @. o. o. R.R. for GAINESVILLE New
-- ark, Columbus, 3enia, Dayton, Tndi-
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati, Louisville,
st. Louis; st. Joseph and all points
Wtst and South West.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return 400.
Fare always low, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points in the West, North
and East can be procured at the ONCE under the
Mcclure House, Wheeling, Va, or with Ticket
Agent at Bridgeport Station.
0Freight eontTacts will be made atloWest rates TO
any point accessible by this road and fits connections
. the East, North, West and NOrth-West, At once
port Station. WM. D.TERRY, Agent,
- 1855 r4f-H is-.- N--t Wheeling, Va.
. D. b. WILLIAMS, Agent,
JIM. MCCULLOUGH, President.
r. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. fsbe