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APROCLAMATIO
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w aEkHAs, nhAxs god eAnss L, bslleys th,.
,la, JohH ". Lewis auorEo ". Rowan, ArRm
IlS,aaisy Ats4lCm 0rAHlerd, BuIhrOd ". CfaWtord,
John Taylor, Jacob NHnrs6al1, jacobs. RanSisV
william o. ChCnoW. tn, ParkeFSon CoIlett JSS6hS n
Collett, Andrew J. COllett, Archibald HaFte CiSnd
los Con, Solomon Coplinser, Warrington Ward ahd
April, eighteen hundred and sixty-Gne, resided II
The county Of Randolph, within what l. now the
SteA OIL west virginia, have deserted their homes
ahu are act vely engaged In aiding the o.callSd
k9nlenetAie hkAto1 OF AmOrieR and the rebel Stat0
soISTnment At Richmond, n thelr attempts TO sub
1ugats the good peoplO ofthts STATE, bot IN eonI.
qgenee Of the war evidence Of their rebSliouI and
criminal acts cannot be obtalnSd.s TTr.rT,R7s :,
now theretoEe, !, ARTHUR !. BoREHAS, Governor
oIthe state ofWeAt VEinll, do Issue this nv nrocl
nation, declaring the said John W. LsWfs, Georro
w. Rowan, Adam Rindlsy, AbssiolnC EauTfoFd tBVSh.
Eod W. era ford, WiIlIam H G66efIJ, SiorEGtI IA.
1le, DAyit Con, John Taylor, gaFob SiaFShal Jacob
s. Wamsieys William Q. 6eth, Pa EfSdi C6I,
leu, Jacob D. Collstt AndsSJ5 81 Coiisf ~
baFis, CLauctu9 Con, solomon CoplinKer, WaShing.
ton ward and EnOch Tho bas enemies Of this 8thte
unless they ehAlJ Eithin sIXty days from the date
q 1hls pToelamatIou, lake and Ole IN the Glefkis
hAh1olh, an oath to support the Consultation Of
the United stats aud the Consultation Of this State
and thereatteE demeaa them selves - Eood eitxsns
1hl1 Proclamation 1hAll be Published In the WHEEL
inE IptelhgeneerS q Newspaper printed in the city
Of HheeAng tue sat OF governments for thiS state
aud IN the West Virginia Republican, neWSpapor
printed In the county Of Upahur, FsspsetiYpiy for
tour successive weeks. - :. -
~ - Done At the city Of wheeling on this the
ERiL seventh day Of April, in the year OF our
Lord oDe Ih0usGnd eight h6n[irOd and
~ Stxty.lour, and Of the etatO the arSt.
A. 1. FOREMAN.
!; EDsEE BSrrEs, Secretary of stats.t
81
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sPEAKER coLEAx's BHsotuTIoN

Mr. WAshOurns isanderstoOd to be work.
ing sgslust Speaker Colfax'S resolution.
aud it Is understood that five or six Union.
ists agree with him. The expulsion bill
will not pass, but there is 90 reason as vet,
to doubt that it will carry majority Of
the House. There is no probability Of a
vote. Sir. WAshburne has alrsad tried
once or twice to get an adiournmsni.
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soA guard our Aag, and keep each EtSr
Each stripe e. bright - new they wave.
san make e lead cur ranks In var,
stIn boat above each patriots EraVss
Death 70 the traitor that would dare
10 trAn It throagh the dust Of shane,
Al honest hearts it, lot VIII share
And follow Il 70 Death OF Fame.
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q L. g. THOMAS,
no. l1s Main Street, wheeling.

uAvING just rs.urasd from Nsu Yo,E with
III full assortment Of the above name uuo,I,
invite the patronage .Tthc public
County MilIineTs arc particularly invited IN sv
AnaInR nv stoek
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Commissioners Sale

Commissioners Sale
of Valuable furn On tie Ohio Rive. Uaor
RlrkeTtbVT0, ". Va.
Edwin Yarney and wife, ct ais, complts
Richard HsddsSs, Ct. al, Defendants,
IT. ChAncery.
NOTICE Il hereby given, that 1 shall, In accom-.
IN Anee With decree Of the Circuit Court OF Ohio
county " Va rendered on the 10Th day OF March.
1904 In the above entitled case AZ the front door III
the Court House Of Wood county, w. Va. in tbe
city OF PHTkersburS on ThursdaS, the 18Th day or
May 1885 At 10 ooiook A. H. offer for sale at Tnb-
lie auction tho following described valuable proD.
eftyi viz: A farm cOnIAiniDR about two hundred
l3O0I aeres situated In what l. kn6s a. the WAN.
togton Bottom In the County Of Wood, ", Va. on
the bank Of the Ohio river aud shout ave miles BE-
low the city Of PaIkeTsbuFg. The lands are beauti.
Tally situated and highly improved. SAID farm
belongs TO the eStats OF Alexander Hidden, decd .
aud - sold by decree Of Court, with the consent OF
tue heirs aud parties interested, The title IL neF
Ieet The deed 10 Alexander Had en- l. OF record
In Weed Co, W. Va, Book No. IS, page 50,
IEEhS.-0ne.fouTth Of tho purchase money IN
cash the balance In three equal payments at six
twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser living
bonds with good security for the deferred paymebtS
Of purehASs money, the Commissioner retainIp0 a
ven upon the property till the deferred payments
are entirely paid on.
wheeling ". Va. ApTn iSIh, 1874. ? SSt
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FOR SALE

A VERY VALUABLE PAKM, .ftuated In Mao,
4 county West Virginia. twelve miles bslST
HhlnPolh o., eent1tuing BIZ acres, 100 GeTss
~ Land extending oTg this Ohio River
"a mhei AL siesr and In Tie hlEhs stAte Il cult
tHtion' tIe baAnsa Of ue tArm Ueing heavily tim.
t SeLSi; Two coal veins one ~ the other Camel
AID within ~ miloI Of the Ohio Her TbS IN!
pIoTementa AIe tonE DWELLING. sig cabins suitable
CUT n9aseSt aud thtSr -PrthArds. Two creeks plsI.
log through the fsrin, af3rd an ample IuppIy OF
ESter Tor stock SIX ferns, each h3vinR 100 acres
Of bottom land and suieieht timber, could b made
ont OF this traet, aud TO praetis4I farmers rare
70 8ooa mar ol and % dns climate. Title Indis.
pnta5ls. Terms witch viii DO made 70 suit the
Or othes sise, 70 B. L. sTBWART, GaIlIpoiis; o.
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james Richards, EsesaI0r, and O.hsr., psrt..
BsDiamio NeMeehsn, Admir-, oonppt.


James Richards, Executor, and others, Dsrt..
In OhADeerS. ~
by VtFTne Of decree Of the Circuit Court OF Ohio
A. eouhty, rendered on the 4th day Of April 1854
olreCtsd 70 the mn eraigned speciaf Com mission.
era1 We ahRll On the 1874 DAY OR APRIL. lsI A. At
the front dOor u the Court HOuse Of OHIO comfy.
IN the city "HheelinS offer Tor saIe the following
piece Or Pareel land lying en- BoERr un, between
me baltimore Aho Ohio Railroad and the Tho river
IN hArabAll county, west Virginia, Containing one
acre niy three and one-thiTd Il A. 53I1>l poIeI
TE4Ns or SAIE-0ne-third o. the OuTebaSe Toopsv
In hand, aud for the residue credn 81 N SSa
twelve, months, the purchaser giving bopds WITH
approved sseurityfoE equal amoantS, Win fntsfSSt
from the day Of sale. And retaining Ihe Iits nnti
the whole OF the rirehR4e money Is paid
~ Js% u SO Z y &SupAT :.
Aprs-lot Special Commissioner!
af Also; - Fl
At the same time and place, GhAll offer for saIs
ose Steam Engine, cylinder hYe aud one half SKI
inches bore, stroke 81 inches, boiler two and one.
half teet diameter, and eighteen ISL feet long
together with all the fixtures, pipes etc, belonging
thereto, Situsted on the above described tract of
land - -
TEnns OF sAIs-on. third Of the purehs.s money
In eAeh and for the residue credit Of sx and "
months viii be 8iIens Abe purchaser giving bonds
OF equal amount with approved Soeurity-EAid bonds
bearing Interest from the day Of sale.
spretls executor OF james RichaFdS, deesss.d.
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w. scHENoK's sPEEoH.

Sixteen thousand copies of Mr.. scbeuck,s
speech to day were ordered By his fellow
members before he had finished speaking.
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TIRE ,sURV DRPARTMENr,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER oT rug CURRENcT,

hAshlSoSOSS Aflil I'd, lsel.
w HEREAs. BY AAti.fAetory evidence presented
w to the undeTSiEped. Il has been uEaIr 10 ~
pear that the FITst NatIOuAl Bank Of Whs+li,y H.
the County Of ohio anu Stale OF ReST Virgins b,s
been duly organizer under AID according 10 IN.
requirements Of the act Of Congress snt4Iie -Gn
act to provide SAtIouai CuTrrns5, secured h.
pledge Of UnitOd states GEocks, an 10 prov ID, fr
the circulation and redemption hereof HpnTaTsi
February 25th. 1888 aud b - eomPI Ell Win SI Ia
proVAiOnS Of said act TrquiIed to be comp led Win
before Commencing the LGAiness UI baLkIbt
Now therefore, l, Samuel L. Howard Cymptr,lI-r
o. the currency, Go hereby certify that Its Tir.t
National bank Of WherlIE, County Of OH. AMI
state Of West Virginia, is authorized 10 eoumspe.
tns nusiness Of G-uktng under the act AZ re1aIJ
IN testimony UhereO5 witness N, hand Add .s,I
OF otdee this second day OF april, s6I
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IHTRRnsrlSs reading matter will be
found on the fourth page.
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WARREN AND BERGER RI + r.

CANDLES SOAPS, q LARD OIL,
ALSO
REF1NBRs OF CARBON OIL AND BHHzoLs.
Keep constantly on hand The above AIMED articles.
Of prime qualify, which they will be happy 10 fnr.
Nah to dealers and consumers At loWe4k lah priees
bristol Axle Grease and " Roll GroassF for Roll.
Ing Mills and heavy machinery made Of any d aured
consistency, which they warrant 10 give ssfIsfSo.
They arc AlSo agents for the .Ais Of IPure Lpbri
eating Petroleum" Of best gravity from wells nm
Duck Greek, ohio, and PlsAsanis county, ". va
warehouse, corner Market Alley tnd Main str.
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Virglnin RsfaEsss IL ohio.
Observation-Disclosures Co. 20, n
- . VIA April 12, 1864
Editors LHtelligeneer: ~ 2s8E

694tOTS 4ntethge1eer:i ~. .siN
s,rW win yeq, do roe the favor to stat.
terough Sthss columns Of your paper tbat
Emily s. Jenkins, VIM. Henry jenkins.
DsiiAm jenkins, johnson jenkins, Cynthia
Mildred ebkiusS and Johhs VIM. +JShkiuS
iate OF Madison, county, Va, sre now living
% Ssny tarm one nils east Of Harrisyilis.
lo' nnaa l.g been Compelled % leaye
aLglnie on Gccount Of the rebsls. BY IN
ssEtio Inc above you will confer q favor
% ~ 70 save themselves from cor scFipfion
- - 1= t-i'.fsrao.tsst % tt1if..1 II
Respectfully yours, EErsHA, P errp,. s,
ARH you aware that 4 simple eough tar.
ninetes 70 con1umpiiou7i Why f5ot 3he
rise 10 time and nSe Aliens .Inn y IN lssg y
which will stop the disease aud pfsySystt
tAtaI eohseaH SneeSS
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wAsnIaaFoN pIsPATeI1s.
,epysetipAFtpS or TWO M1tlFASy spSpEAf;
MHsFs. rs

,epgsetlDAFtoE OF TWO sllLlFARY spSPLGF.
50 MBsFs.
By order Of de War Department, the
DepHtmentot The Monongahel els has been
merged into the Department ofsthe Sus.
quehGnna.
Brig. Gen. w q. n. Brooks has been
ordered to report toe duty TO Maj. General
Butler.
THE CASE OF EoNo-soArHns nERuKu OF
FRRNAHDo WOOD.
- Public attention. bas been eengrossed to-
day. by the case of Long in the House.
The galleries were denseiy packed loGR be.
fore the hour assigned, with ladies', civil.
ians, and liharal portion of soldiers
Fernando Wood, ia the course Of his re-
marks, stirred up The War Democrats by
saying; There could be no such thing as
War Democrat He said he was uot Ia
favor Of secession, nor was he in favor Of
recognition, until all means TO obtain peace
had been tried. But the feature Of The oc-
casion was the scathiug speech Of General
Sehenck In reply TO Wood, in which the
various summerSAults of that notorious
CopPerhead and apostle of peace were
plainly exposed, He refuted Woods per.
version OF history in reference to the dis
patch to the Goyernpr OF Georgia, alluded
70 In his Uuion Speech in New York, his
peace PROPOSALS in the House, aud laid
bare his double.taced course with the seal.
pei oftrulh. Affecting TO laugh at the re-.
marks of the member from Ohio, Wood
finally became serious, aud at last nervous
and uneasy as sarcasm after sarcaam and
fact upon fact were hurled at bin with the
honest indignation Of q brave soldier, still
bearing marks of honorable wounds. Con.
seheuck's speech was frequently applaud
ed by the large eudIeaOe, aud he was
warmly congratulated by his friends at its
conclusion.
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ADVBRT
Webster Township Awake.

flEaERB will be msstink d the citizens Of Ii 4
y toTnAhiPi this evening ~ Eehols' Etore Room
County OOnVoutiOb. TIM s5dt. Les there 8 :
Iull moekinE. apEll-lt
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rae .yoTE nK -GEHsuAINo HARRIS.
Euob d Vntstj Wefs. added to-day to The
vote Of eensurs upon Harris TO swell the
vote to over 100
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Gen. Sedgwick, before the Committee
on the Conduct Of the War, 10 response to
Gen. Hooker's assertion that he disObeyed
orders Of the battle of Chanccllorsviile,
Steted Chat the attack ordered was made
as coon As possible, and failed on account
Of meeting With superior forces. -
Il should be stated that Gea. Sedgwick
visited Washington under the recent or
deEs for the fSaf time siuee he has been in
kOnmnnd
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ANEW PAFEs Is wAsRINeron.

The new Fremont paper, called the Net0
Bro, will make its appearance to morrow
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For CaIro1and A.. IonI.
ATTENTION LADIES.

AI4HNIIUN IAUIEb.
IA RS. e. d. RUGHRS q CO.. von,d
W MORN the Ladies Of wheeling aud sur1onnd.
ihs county that trey arc nov prepared to fuTnISh
EonneIsI hAtsi Head.dresses Notions, BmbroIderieS
&c. o. Ateat lmportattODB and newest 1tyIes Tbe1
IesReeuu!Iy AK the patronage Of the pubIIs zen.
Bieaehipg, coIOring, and rshttinr sopp.t, Hat.
4s7 ct The shortest notice and GU liberal tsSms
lapI1s:lw n Main . & p; Il wss SSs
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Commissioners Sale.

Wheeline, ". v.., Apr,l .. III ,,p IIIi t.
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THR DEBATE Is raB HOUSE.

'lo:45 P. N.-The House continues in SEES
sion. The threat Of Mr.. Cox of Ohio, that
no vote should be taken 10 morrow, aud
Of Mr.. Voorhees,, that no decision should
be reached until all the members on the
opposition side had been heard, Fixed the
determination of tho Union members to
bring the matter to = close at as early q
day as possible
MI. Herman of New York, this evening
made the SbIest speech on the Opposition
side, and was compiimented by Il. Winter
Davis, who followed In q mastery argu /.
msnt aud powerful appeal to the loyalty
of the two thirds of the members to prove
Long.
Mr.. Finck OF Ohio followed, and, In com.
mon with the other Opposition SPEAKERS oil
70 day, quoted language from Mr.. Webster
Mr.. Whaley Of West Yirgigja repeIled the
statement OF Fernando Wood, that there
were no War Democrats, BY saying that
there were War Democrats enough 10 his
State to go TO New York and drive out
the traitors with Wood ut t1eir head.
He was~f9r fighting traitors North OF
South, and hoped our arms would not be
laid down until treason was crushed. BE
appealed to the House to decide this ques.
ton at once, that public business NIGH
pc resumed. SIR. Dumout Of Indiana has
the floor. $50
THE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA, RAILROAD
'yIt is stated BY officials that the trains OF
the Orange and Alexandra Railroad will
run thFouCh again IN tnoTrnv Tho k.tJ,,
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(u1Ll SAMUEL Il HOWARD.
IL Deputy Comptroller Of tue turTtue,.
apFt-tDt
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Attg gafElIlgEurEr
ORRIOIAL.
LAWS OF TIE UNITED STATES.
Pa's'd at the Fret SessiOn Of the Thirty.
eighth O0ngrsss.
[FUBLlo-No. 2o.l,

lESoAAS77ENO' GU s...Iaf
An act to aPPortiOu. tho expenses Of the
Levy Court of the county Of Washing
ton upon the basis of population.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
OF Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That
from and after the passage of this act the
corporate authorities of the city, of Wash
ingtOn, the corporate authorities of the
city of Georgetown, and the county au-
thorities of the county of Washington, in
the District of Columbia, shall contribute
10 the expenses of the levy court of the
county Of Washington, incurred on account
of the OrphanS' Court, the office of coro-
nsr and the jail of said county, whenever
hereafter imposed by law, in the following
proportions, to.wit: the city Of Washing.
ton tWeIVe.ffteenthS, the city Of George
town two. 6fteenths, and the county of
Washington ne-ffteenth of said expenses
Sec. q And be it further enacted, That
all laws and parts OF laws Inconsistent
with the provisions of this act be and the
came is hereby repealed
approved, Marehts, 1854.
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lPua11o RrsnLurIon.Nn- M

u 9BAAO Observation-Disclosures. To-
Joint resolutions of thanks Of Congress to
the volunteer soldiers who have re-en-
listed in the army.
Bsit resolved by the Senate and House
Of Representatives of the United States of
America 10 Congress assembled, That the
thanks of Congress are hereby given to
those noble aud brave men who, having
already 30 CALAMITY endured the hardshipS
and Perils Of war, for more than two wears
in support of their couutry's flag, present
the sublime spectacle of again voluntarily
enrolling themselves in the army iof the
Union for another three years campaiga
or so long rs the war shall continue.
Sec. 2. Aud be it further resolved, That
the Secretary of War cause these resolu.
lions to be read TO each of the veteran reg.
iments who have re.enlisted, OF shan re-
enlist, In both the volunteer and regular
forces Of the United States. 49, 4Ff
Approved, March 3, 1854.
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CPuBL1o-No. all

An act to authorize the enrolment and liz
Cense of the steam tugs B. F. Davidson
and W. z. Muir.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
OF Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
Secretary of the Treasury be and he is
hereby authorized 10 grant the enrolment
and license Of the steam tugs B. F. David
son aud W. K Muir, DOW owned by William
Porter aud William Kurkius, OF MilWau!
keel in the State of Wisconsin, upon such
terms, not inconsistent with law, as 10 him
shall seem just aud proper.
Passed, March 8, 1864.
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Approved, March 8, 1864
[PUBI1c RRsoLUrION-No. NJ,

PUBLIC RRsoLuTIoN-No. Ill
A RESOLUTION Of thanks of Congress- n
Commodore Cadwalader Ringgold, the
officers and crew Oftbe United States shin
Sabine" : E''N'
Belt resolved by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States
OF America in Congress assembled That
the thanks of Congress are hereby ten.
dered to Commodore RinSgold, the Off
GERS, petty officers, and men Of the United
States ship Sabine" for the daring and
skill displayed in rescuing the crew Of the
steam transport "Governor,o wrecked in
gale on the first day of November. eipb.
teen hundred and sixty one, having on
board battalion of United States mari.
mes under the command Of Major John q.
Reynolds, and in the search for, and res
cue OF, the United States line-ofbattle
ship Vermont" disabled in gale upon
the twenty-sixth of February last with
her crew and freight.
Sec. 2 And be it further resolved.
That the Secretary of the Navy be direct.
ed to communicate the foregoing resolu-
ton to commodore Ringgold, and through
him 70 the officers and men nuder his com.
mand. -
Approved, March Z, 1864.
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[PUBL1o REsoIurIOs-No. le.i 4
JOINT REsOLUTIoN to continue the payment
of bounties,

JOINT RESoLUTIoN to continue the payment
of bounties. =
Be 1t resolved by the Senate and House
OF Representatives Of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
bounttes authorized to be paid under ex-
isting laws, and by regulations and orders
OF the War Department, to veterans re !.
enlisting or persons enlfsting in the reRus.
lar or volunteer service Of the United
States for three years or during the war,
shall CONTINUED to be paid from the frat
day OF March, eighteen hundred aud sixty
four, to the fret day of April, eighteen
hundred and sixty -four, any thing in any
law or regulation to the contrary, notwit6-
standing; the said bounties to be paid ont
OF any moneys already appropriated for
such purposes. - =
Approved, March 3, 1864.
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L.
Cleveland, Pfttsbure andWhIaaI-
E.e ing Rail Road, 1915 !.
"a
ONAED AFTRT MONDAY, Nov 18Th ;i1sEs. a
Sssgs5 tESi9s M eaye bridgeport a OiIoWa,
Loo a IN Mail Train, stopping al. an -.
81, T Tiyss at PitateRGrgh at $50 p 81, and
$3.50 r. NJ Accommodation TRIM stopnjnr, A. Al,
I D s arrives ct Pittsburgh At sos
1000 n. ExpFets TraIn, arrives, at Pittsbp-.,.
y 80 Elo A %: and Cleveland at 9s6 ~. =
RETURNING TRAINS
CisHelaIte' stt S:SS A. n. and 40 p M
Ea7s PtssBarxSS' Sc 6 rs AR &c
"A. u, and b;tR P. b. 80 '''' A'''e
connections are made as Rollovvva,
Al PttsbutEh tth PsansylvaniAl n. u. for IIarri.
\ ysbseif SgEg, Baltimore, Washington, PhiIR.
Al -, delphia, New York and Boston
az Nslano with Cleyeland TolediR H. for San
dnsky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
L an points in tho NORTH FPRSF. WITH
L yeiEott stenIleFs1or Detroit, jackson
.iosls and tue y oGfH6YK SF.i With
=,ss S:eyeland Brio r. r. Tor Eric Dun.
.'S1=t go SJFH Bdf1alo and Ssiagafa Faiis VIII
ial s4i GieEIGiq9d. 0olpmbpSI q Cincinnati for
STestiitie, Delaware; Columbus and
= Hudson With thee 2. d 9. R.R. for cuvahogr
tahS' Akron, MiIlerEbursh and W65s
AZ Aliianos with p. Pt w SO. n! n. Tor Canton
-a7 aaa5illon, Wooster, aRIsun, Rnop. CO
,..., lumbus aud Chicago.
AtSteuPen StHei H4th PCst& @. Lime lIftTT ~
,.e.5 y,, with g %. Q. R.R. for ZspesVilIe NeI.
ARK, Columbus, xenla, Dayton In5dHi
$50 sssg, aqAPolis, Cairo Cincinnati LonisyilIe
" VI Louie, st. Joseph and All point,
Wtst and South West sSSifil
szeuFSion Ttcket1 to Pittsburgh and return 81 90
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nm East can be procured at the ONCE under Ii,
si.t ., a99eo Wheeling, Va, or With TioSe
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any point accessible by this road and itS
70 me last North, West aud Northwest, al ONO
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s ts'2sse5sons ssi.s VII. D,TERRY, Agent %
L 1'ihn!sssa4 sIo 3D.F. WILLIAMS, Agent D.
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