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B. MIS- ER'S
CELEBRATED
HERB BITTERS!
S'N $50 A ga
A Grand Specific for all Diseases arts
ing from an improper state of the
Blood or DiS0rdered Stomach.

Il is now three years since b. Mishler'S Herb BIT
teTs were first prominently introduced TO the pu6ne'
and during that time theAr success IN curing All dls-
eaAes arising from an. impure state Of the blood or
diseased stomach, has been so g%reatthat the propHe-
tor Is justified In offering them as a specific remedy
for al diseases originating IRON the ABOVE cause
and Is willing to refund all money expended for these
Bitters If they fail to perform all that Is claimed ior
them.
b. Mishler's Herb Bitters are guaranteed to cure
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Fever and Aguc, lnter-
mittent. Remittent and Typhoid Fever, Loss oil APP
petite, Nervous Affections, General Debility, orweak'
ness caused by excess, imprudence or exposure,
coughs and colds, rheumatism, Diarrhoeai choleI'
mOrhus, crampi in the stomach, piles, diseases olthe
skin, such as ~scrofnla, ulcers, etc., etc. an Nenereal
Diseases these Bitters are a sure cure IL Is also
certain to remove all distractions to the regular
course OF nature in females, and Will cure ureeh
sickness or chlorosIs, leucorrhoea or whites, WOMB
complaint or falling ofthe womb, &c, and thus Pre-,
serve the fair complexion ofthose who use It; but ike
all remedies ofthis class, should he USED win enu-
ton by married ladies. As a tonic and appetizer
Unlike other popular remedies, the composition of
y. Mshler's Herb Ntters is no secret frthc pro-
prietOr has no hesitancy in making known tnclrp-
gradients. = They are composed of B~leeampane,
Inrdock, Spikenard. Soapwart, Peruvian Bark, Blu.
lchu, SpiceEood, Mullen, Slippery Elm, Sassairas'
sursaparllla, GentIan Root, Jumper, SPIRITS Nltre'
Balsam Copayia,~ Cubebs, Dandeloin' Pure SP'rts'
Any persoi who is at all acquainted with medicine
will at once perceive what a pow rtul combination oil
curative powers il embraced in the above list oil me
ldicinal agents. II is impossible for disease to with
stand this formidable phalahX. and when once 1t is
attacked by Mishler's Herb Bitters,i it is forcedto leave
the system, . fs...rl
800 Reward win he paid for any medicine
that can procure more certificates ofcurcs where i
is made. than Mishler's Herb Bitters. 500 reward
will be paid for any medicine possessing more cura,
tive power than Mi9hlcr's Herb Bitters. IL has cured
every disease for which it il recommended, OF when
fact the proprietor has sufficient evidence IN the
1900 certificates he has received in the past three
years.
Reader, ifyou are afflicted with disease or sickness,
try b. Mishlcr's Herb Bitters. Remember That y
thew do not cure YOU, your money will be refunded
by the proprietor.
,,l3 B. MISHLER,; d
s.E. Corner Centre Square, Lancaster, Pa.
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READ WHAT MIsHLER'S HERE BIT
TIERS ARE DOING ABOUT LANCAS-
ri TER, OHIO 9"HgF.igpl

j.. II. OLps, proprietor Lancaster Wooden Factory,
.%Gortiies that Mishlers Herb Bltters hSyer done blm
more good than any ~rnedicine no has ever taken IN
a severe attack OF lnhammatory
]. N. LrrrLrsc ortiaesi that he has been cured of
Deafness Of over Twenty-Five years standing by the
use Of Mishler's Herb Bjtters.
DANIEL AcEERs certifes that his wife is so mnteri-
ally benefited by the use OF one bottle OF Mishler's
Herb Bitters that she is satisfied, two bottles more
will cure her OF Dyspepsia Of over fifteen years stan
ding. Also that n few doses cured his son OF fever
md ague OF over six months standing ,a,a5iN
J. WErzLL, Prop. Badlschcn Hof, %certifies that q half
bottle OF Mi-hlcr's Herb Bitters cured his eldest
daughter Of fever and agne. -t' ID
JAcoB suErrEn Prop. Lancaster Tannery ccrtfes
that he was cured Of Chronic DiGrrhGa aud Flux OF
over six months standing by the use of Mishler's
Herb Bitters. ~
GEORGE Lurz, Patentee Patent Steam Indicator
greatly relieved Of pains in the breast, and breaking
OuDOftbc skin, Of several years standing by the use
oftwo bottles Mishler's Herb Bitters.
We have published onlya few of the many Ger
%tihoetes %ofclres we could get to publish, as the
"Herb Bitters'' have been tried for almost all the
diseases for v hiol they Gre' recOmm nded, aoont
this place, and ha ,e not only given general hut uni
versGl satisfaction For Fever and Ague alone, we
could publish fifty certificates and have only, beep
selling for about four weeks at this place-The
amount sold daily, IS he best evidence ofits merit.
Ifyou wish to save money and Health and secure
happiness, keep q supply of Mishler's Herb B'ttcrs
in your, household. II is one ofthe best medicines
in Tho world for the various diseases Of the human
body. For sale Wholesale snd Retail by Albert
Octz, near corner Main and Columbus Streets, Ian
caster, Ohio.
OF. HARTZEL, Local Agt.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, By Al
bert Getz, near corner Main
and Columbus Streets,
Lancaster, Ohio, .
O. II. HARTZEL,
May II, 1SG6-3m Local Agent
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L. E. and w. A. DRAKE,

Principals of the Chirographic Department, In.
structOrs in Spencerinn Pcnmanshlp-Pialn,
Practical and Urnamcntal-Pen Drawing,
sCard Marking, Lettering, &C.
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Tho course ofatudy consists ofSINGLEa and DOU-
RLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, in stock and Part
nershir Sets, Wholesale and Retail merchandise,
Commission, Conn ound Company and JOINT stock
Business, Banking, Commercial Paper, Commercial
Law, BUSINESS Arithmetic, Practical Penmanship,& &c
Alnrve Hall is now fitted up for the Telographic
partmentexclus ely, where advantages will be So
cured supeior to anything clswhere IN the West. It's
in the care ofan operator OF long experience ana OF
the hest reputation. Having also the favor and pat
ronnge of;he,leading Telegraph Oficcrs,throughon
the West, situations Tor graduates can readily be Sc
cured,
The tuition fee is only about oNE.llALFt that usu-
nlly charged in similar institutions; while the cheap
ness Of living, the numerous educational advantages
Of the place, and the comparative absence ottempt'
ntions to vice, are Observation-Disclosures.
We da NOT GUARANTEE situations to our graduates
for is beyond the power Of any CommerclalC Col
lcret 10 get situations for all graduates, hut we dc
GUARANTEE iull and COMPLETE satisfaction to our stu
dents.
REMEMurU,. that We arc moi. n 'linli" in anybody;
chain, neither do We claim toeo absurd thing as
,tpatent' on q systsm of iuStructlon,
FERNS.
Tuition forthe Full Course, including BUSH
ness Pcnmanshlp W
Tclcgraphic Course ''.'"'.''.' ''''' 20 W
10th combined ..."",,..."'',-",'. ''''''""'''"'' 70 w
Teachers Course in penmanship.. ."......"-.. 10 On
To any who have doubts conc ring where TO so 10.
n Business Education, we say-ifyon study one weel
with us, and find we have deceived you by false rep
resentations, ask for your tuition fee, andi viii b
refunded. r
For further particulars, send for a Catalogue anC
Circular. ~[JohlSth, lSOG-lyI
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These Bitters have been tested and approved by
he following Physicians and Druggsts;
LANCASTER, OHIO, Nov 2ath, 1868
Tho undersigned, having examincdthe formula OF
Viewers Mexican Bittcrs, take pleasure IN recon-
mchdlng their use as u grateful stomachlc andtonlc;
1t is most unQuestionably n good appetizer, andwlll
prove itself worthy of use in cases oilndlgestlon ana
general debility
6 " Bocrster, MD, Lancaster, Ohio ,fn
y ~ EG nG@is, Mb o4
S Porter, MD Clearport, % 4
PTfewetson, N u, Amanda,
MBGregory, Druggist, Lancaster, Ohio -
Il l. Slocum, "
Androw Gust, " Tarlton,
OW Kramer, Chemist, Lancaster, Ohio
IL, G Shaw, VI. D., llto staff surgeon u. s. Army.
Paul Carpenter, NJ. D., Lancaster, Ohio.
j. =. Watkins, 0akield, Perry Co. '
$. Hyuc, NJ. u, Nashville.
w. @. Hyde,
j l.. Ronkins, NJ. D, Somerset.
=. r, MogruLer, NJ; .,
T., yapattN, MD, Fulionham, Muskltgum Co.
W., +. Wayne, Basil
II, ]. Hummel, NJ, d, Baltimore. 'G
All, Simmons, Druggist, Baltimore.
J. y Jordon, MD, New Lexington, Ohio.
N. W. Dupler, a" -"
A. Richards, !" ="
, IL. G. WEAVER, Proprietor,
SGaln Street, Lancaster, Ohio, to whom oil orders
should be addressed NA ....A
| Nov3065-3G-tf
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J. WErzEL, Prop. Badlschcn Hof, %certifes that q half
daughter OF fever and ague. -"' u "'f'
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]. N. LIrrLr2o ortidesi that he has been cured o
Deafness OF over twenty-five years standing by tn
use Of Mishler's Herb Bitters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-16

Over twenty years Increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATHEWS yrSE+
TAN HAN DYE, is the best In the world. 1t
is the cheapest, the most reliable. and most
convenient. Complete in one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparationof the
hair. No trouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub on or make the hair appeardusty and
dead, but imparts to 1t new life and 1usre.
Produces q beautiful black or brown, as pre-
terred. A child can apply 1t. Always gives
satisfaction. Only 70 cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere, @si. s5.,fsit95.s q
A.I.MATHEWS, Manufacturer N. T.
DEMAS BARNES q CO., New, York, whole
gale Agents. ii' 2. nny20-1yeOd
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1, In a collection of war anecdotes, it is
related that IA certain soldier was singu-
larly lucky in saving his life in one at
the actions in which his regiment was
engaged. The drum beating to arms
before he had finished his dinner, he
thrust pieceiof bacon, too precious a
morsel in such precarious times to be
wasted; into the breast pocket of his
coat. Alter the battle was over he dis
covered a bullet in the bacon; and ever
when thankfully recounting
the, tale of his miraculous escape, he
used, to say that he was doubly fortu-
nate, for that he had tfnot only saved
his bacon, but thRt1his bacon had saved
him. 5T.I l,,ys slri-94 Zissge9 sft ~ =,
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nave observed in your paper several
local notices Of the firm of II. Darling
ton & Co., which, while they do not eS-
aggerate the enteEpFiss s ana SKIN OF
wrong Impression. have not sold my
Brewery ia Wheeling to the gentlemen
referred to, but have sold my stock to
them, and leased TO them my brewery,
malt houses, &c, AlIthe arrangements
necessary for the brewing or Lager
Beer had been made by. me before lem
tertained the idea of leasing the .prem-
Uses, and ]. merely transferred TO the
new firm the contracts I had already
made. These are matters probably
moi known to the writer of the notices.
The firm of "a. Darlington q Co. is in
every way competent for the successful
prosecution of the business, and i ask
for them a coutinqance OF the liberal
bestowed upon me during
my long experience in the brewing bus
iness in this city. Yours Resp'Y,
t5aetn ~ bra iilia GEO. w. Smith,
tre.s4 -.,5N5i .fB5- %z.f G o. nsg1i Fflsi-
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This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such uni
verzal demand, ismade nom the Choicest mar
'tefials, is MILD and EAIoLLIEET In It's ma
ture. FRAGRAETLY SCENTED, and ex-
tremely BENEFICIAL in Its action upon the
kin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. marl5-1ydSw
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To HonorabIy Discharged Soldiers.
" ss, iwAsH1NaToN, D. c. Jan! Is, '66. =
Eds. Wheeling I,ltettigeneer: -
by the Soldierst and Sailors National
Union League of this city, and by in
sorting it In your columns, you will
confer a favor on many our country's
surviving defenders. fq
NJ ,s..5ss l., ADDRESS. s.s sgd
Brother Soldiers and Sailors HonordbLy
DiSchdFged fran the Ag,Hly and NdVy
of the United States: ~
It has come to our knowledge that
many honorably discharged soldiers
and suilors, who have served duriug the
whole or portion OF the war for the
suppression of the rebellion, are selling
or Offering for sale their discharges.
We desire to express our sorrow and
chagrin that any of our late brothers in
arms are willing, for few dollars, to
sell the certificates ofthe part they have
performed in saving our beloved coun7
try from perishing; in preserving to
people and to their posterity the pre-
cious legacy of Liberty transmitted by
our Fathers. 1,5,5-
We beg you to consider well the inn
portance that your Discharge OF. Dis
charges will be to each one of you
through life. 1t is the only evidence
you possess of having SERVED
your term with honor UNI
tinged or unblotted by any disgraceful
or cowardly act; it will ever be a, pass
to you for obtaining honest and honor
able employment or position in the
walks of civil life; it is the only youch-
er which enables you to claim or receive
from-tim to time such benefits and
blessings as a free and grateful people,
through their Congress, viii unques-
tionabIy- bestow upon its country's sa
viors, particularly in their old age.
! We respectfully recommend to each
and every one of you to have your dis
charge or discharges recorded in the
county clerks office of the county
wherein you reside, SO that in the event
of the loss ofIhis discharge in any man
ner, there will be record evidence of the
Byorder of the Soldiers and Sailors
National Union League of Washing
ton, ID. c.: HitNt4h-a iai l'@ - =
Z lisaI ~ "a WILLIAM a. Short,
fst,rr o
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/, A Tribune correspondent writes as
follows from James Island, S c.:
t"Twish knew what Congress is go-
ing to do with this State but If I had
the power / would as soon partition of
d.Pdrt Of he'll aud make JeD. Darts Cor
e1'aoT, and then admit e iIlLo the Union,
as to think of taking back South Caro-
lina."ss 81 20
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rhe preaihent and li. supperters.

The President and his supporters.
We do not presume that there is any
serions indication of breach Between
the President and the men who elected
him. The organs of the democracy at
feet to see significant symptoms OF
rupture. at is their interest to make
such a discovery, hence it is not sur
,prising that they announce symptoms
so gratifying to their hopes. There need
be no rupture, but it is well to under
,standatlIat the true men IN Congress
will only go SO tar I'M the work of pIay
cling power and Influence In the hands
.ofthe~ South. General SchoheId made
a speech in Congress last week, in the
course Of which he said:
SIT is alleged by the opposition, and
feared even by some of our friends, that
when the grim leaders of the rebellion
a President placed in power by. Repub-
hcan trust and Republican votes, for
Retful ofan example that consigned two
Presidents tOipriHate life and public IN
fanny, will be present to celebrate the
reunion of these pardoned principals IN
crime with suspected accessories before
the fact. I do not speculate as TO what
what n single man, suddenly elevated
to power may do. 20
q .Putn your trust in princes is a
warning that will apply to all men IN
power. I never could guess the secret
motives that induced Tyler and FIJI
more to betray the Wings. have Of
ten heard that person who stands on
the brink of Niagara, or climbs to the
top of a LOFTY tower, feels an almost ir-
resistible impulse tojump off, 1t may
be some such unnatural sensation that
prompted these two gentlemen to leap
from their high eminence into the ter
ribIe obscurity below. cannot believe
that Mr.. Johnson will follow these un-
seductive examples, but If he should,
he alone will be broken. The tower
will stand, but his crippled limbs can
never. again ascendit. The ranks ofthe
Republican army would not even wa
yer. Its contractors and suffers would
fly, to be sure; but without the loss of
man ora gun, it would still stand, the
friend of the oppressed and the terror
of the oppressor." $50 a'Ii 7'7
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NITROUS OXIDE,
l3 eaaiIiae9i Oh,
Laughing Gas.

= ,
I30R THE PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF
I teeth.l The administering of gas as q
means of producing insensibllity OF pain Is
no longer an experiment: but the Importance
of al PURE GAS for inha1ing cannot be over
estimated. Until within short period inSen-
RibIlity was produced in most OF the dentists
offices, where the gas was used, by inhallng
this from small rubber bags and allowing the
breath to return and be re-inhaled-the
quantity of the nitrous oxide being In many
poisonous carbonic acid rom the lungs. Such
a barbarous application OF this agent has only
served to excite ridlcule, and prejudice the
community against the gas rather than
against such a disgusting practice. We have
procured an improved automatic regulating
apparatus for generating this gas, For IN
hsling we employ an improved Waived ap-
paratns, drawing the gas direct from the gas
holder, and exhallng Into the open air.
Persons DESTROYS OF taking this gas viii find
1t to their advantage TO call at the ofice of
DRS. SURGISON q MCCORMICK,
-3iip Successors to E. G. W1NCHELL,
+ JanlB-lweod IN l45 Market st.
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alf,v Advertisements.
Meeting at MoundsyiIle. :

a MEETING Will BE, HELD AT THE
n Court House in AEoundsville, on Friday
evening, the 18th inst, oappoint . delegation
to represent Marshall county In the National
Soidiers' Convention, to be heId'at Washing
ton. %. C., on the I'd. "A general attendance
fs expeeted and solicited. tan16-td
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For Rent.

TIME TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, No.
I43, Market street, opposite the city coun-
oil chambers, and at present occupied by
Robertson & Iunsfofd as a Dentists ottice.
Possession given LIST April next. Enquire
of John Bishop. tan1B-St
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No. FOR WHARF lHIAsTER.-T re-
UES specially announce myself as an indie
pendent candidate for Wharf Master. II
elected will, as heretofore, discharge the
duties OF the office TO the best of my ability.
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Notice.

TIME ANNUAD MEETING OF THE
: stockholders OF the 'Wirt County Burning
Spring and Standing Stone Oil Company
will be held at the office of the company, No.
ITO, South 4th street, city OF Philadelphia, Pa,
on Monday, February 9Th, 1888, at O'clock,
y. n. = go -. -. innl3-laM2W
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Strayed.

aHRoM THE RESIDENCE OF THE SUB
b. ID Ecriber In South Wheeling, on Thursday
with a white star in her forehead, medium
white spot on her left flank and q long tall
The other Is q brfndle with white spots and
short tail, both horns bored. Five dollars re-
ward will be paid for the return of the Cows,
or such Information as will lead to their re-
GtafnliES.ste RupoLPH KoRNGIABAI. 8.
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Notice.

TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
III Stockholders of the Benwood Iron Works
viii be held at the office Of the Company,
Tuesday evening, Jan. ., 1860. att O'clock.
az ,.n .o- E. NJ. N 'pFsES3Sn,t
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JOHN LIVINGSTON, ESQ, oil, New York
city, furnishes us with the Information
that the whole number OF lawyers in
the United States and the Territories, is
%, l4s. or these, sl4 are not engaged in
the active duties of their profession, for
the reason that they occupy judicial
positions; and ], 1903 have retired from,
or are MOTH the practice, generally be-
cause employed in other pursuits; SO
that tho total of ptactieing members of
the national bar is about 1851, these
figures being only. Approximately cor
rect. The number OF lawyers in each
kansas, lS3; California, al; Connects
cut, 500; Delaware, az; Florida, Is;
Georgia, 56S: Illinois, 1,S05; Indiana,
], 2SS; Iowa, $40; Kansas, 2lS; Kentucky,
99l; Louisiana, tl64; Milne, 560; Mafy4
land, 5S9;; Massachusetts,, -; Michigan,
~; Minnesota, sos; Mississippi, 265;
Missouri, rs; Nevada, 10; New Hampz
shire, S0T; New Jersey, AS; New York !
q, T69, North Carolina, $50; Ohio, 9, 403;
Oregon, log: Pennsylvania, 9, $50; Rhode
Island, III; South Carolina, 405; Ten
nessee, T4S; Texas, i(incomplete,l lbs;
Vermont, 500; Virginia, III; West Yir-
ginia, $50; Wisconsin, 71S.
TIE Pal Mall Gazette, English pa
PERI for which briIliRnLcircle OF men
are writing, is, humble in view, Of its
past misapprehensions of us, and is
profuse of dfscriminatin praises Of us.
It pays a tribute tons for the humanity
we have shown. towards the iFebels. It
asserts that.';no European government
ever behaved so humanely amer sup
pressing REBELLION" It admires the
desire we have constantly shown TO
adhere to law and to constitutional
principles and limitations. 1t says ait
has been very common to write upon
the subject as II, by the necessity of the
case, democracy was hardly entitled
to be considered a regular government,
II is to be hoped that the; events of this
war will show that it can not only ben
government, but that 1t can be the most
energetic, the most regular, the most le-
gal form of government inthe wofld,r
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Auction Sale of Billiard Table, Balls,
Cues and other Furniture.

'T WILL SELL ON SATURDAY, THE
10th of January, 1866, at . O'Clock, p. M,
az the room two doors below the Boat Store
ty: one Billiard Table, Balls Cues. and Stand
for same; one Center Table; Card Table; l2'l
Chains; sone Wash Stand, Bowl and Pitcher
and one lotof Mating. Sale positive. Terms
cash. lllit II GEO. E. WICKHAM,
janlB-3te - a. 100 lllflf Auctioneer.
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"a WILLIAM a. SHORT,
Corresponding Secretary.
TI,e TTempaeItI railroad

The Greensburg Argus Of last week
has the following: The trade and, travel
intercourse between Pittsburgh Green's
burg, Washington and Wheeling are SO
large and important, especially to! Pitts
burgh, than any railway development.
likely to facilitate and increase the in
tercourse is a matter of localrinterest to,
Pittsburghers.i The Hempfeld roadhas
long remained in an unfinished state,
and we nre glad to learn that an earn
Test effort will be made uring the com-
ing spring to- complete it. "A general
meeting Of Stockholders will be con-!
yened in January. tpresent the road
Is doing little more than to keep up n
local trade between Wheeling and
Washington. It's whole length is
rs miles, from the Pennsylvania Rail-
road at Greensburg TO Wheeling. The
road is in operation from Wheeling
East to Washington, a distance of SO
miles, of which ~ miles are in Penn
sylvania and 10 in West Virginia. The
unfinished line CROSSES the Monongahe-
La riverat Monongahela- city, Washing
ton county, and the Youghioghenynine
miles farther East, or Is miles from
Washington. and JIG miles West of
Gfeensburg. layziA a1iH AsdgGpH {.
What it will cost to finish the road
will of course, depend upon the depth
of the through cuts and the 4charac-
ter of the, two river bridges between
Washington and Greensburg. The pos
tive certainty that there will be one,
and perhaps two, east and west roads
between Greensburg and the Maryland
State line, assures the Hempfield road
an eastern connection at Washington
and as Greensburg is almost on the
same latitude as Washington, and as
the Pennsylvania Railroad is the line
with which it is the interest of Wheel
ing to connect, she now having a con-
nection with the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, 1t is evident that the compile
ton of this line is of the first import
ance in developing the resources of that
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THE name OF the delegate nom Put
nam county, is John, q. Thompson, in
stead OF John J. Taylor, as published
yesterday. IL 5ssig :