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Democratic and Conservative
State Convention.

The citizens Of West Virginia who favor
the repeal OF all prOScriptiVc laws now in
force in this State and the enactment of
such measures rs will give the State charac-
ter abroad and harmony and prosperity M
home, are requested 10 meet in their rcS2ec-
tive counties or. townships, nj rs early day
rs may h. practicable, and choose delegates
10 II state Convention 10 bc held in the
town Of Charleston, Kanawha county, on
" c<ineSsiay. the Eighth day OF June.
is.O. To- nominate candidates for the offices
of Governor, Auditor. Treasurer, Secretary
oil State, Attorney General and Juds" of the
Supreme Court of Appeals.
Each county or delegate district will cast
ten votes in this Convention for every rep
rc<cntative in the House OF Delegates 10
which such county or diStric; may he en-
titled.
The eiiect Of our prO>criptiVe system in
driving large numbers of useful citizens
from West Virginia, and in preventing inn
migration from other States, renders the
speedy abolition of that system necessary
10 the public good. This call is therefore
addressed to all liberal-mindcd men, wheth-
or Democratic, Conservative or Republican.
who desire 10 promote the welfare of the
State and vindictte the rights of her citizens
by appropria;" legislation.
LEWIS BAKER.
GEO. Il. TINGLE.
J. w. GALLAHEK.
W. W. MILLER,
WI e. HANDLAN,
InAnnrrnIic Sinfe EXrcntiNr CnInlnift,.r
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, May G


Embellishments family s. 0Gd5 y.
GRAIN-Wheat steady; red al Il U6dl ~.
Corn scarce and in demand at Sc. Oats a
shade lower. nj j6d6lc. Rye scarce and firm;
No. = AT gic; No. nonlinally 9bc; none Offer
ing. Barley unchanged and dull; no de-
mand.
COTTON-Quiet but firm at 2l1sc for mid
ding.
TOBACCO-In good demand and in light
supply: sales Of l51 hhds at NJ 70H2l ID.
WHISKY-Firm but quiet nj Il V; not
much offering.
PRONISIUNS-The market opened buoy
ant hut closed rather HAT. though hoide!S
are firm. Mess pork was Saleable al ~ ~
for good brands. Bulk meats could nave
been bought al the close nj NE for Shnul-
drrs; ~ ,c fOr sides, but not 10 any great
extent. Bacon scarce but less buoyant;
shoulders rs. hcTl at &c: sides sold al los
allie but held "a &C higher. sugar cured
haInS in good demand NJ lSi2@ lr ana they
sold al ~. for prime delivery.
IARI-NcrS dull and nominal at lb'.c
RCTTER-rnchGngcd:rc receipts only mod
rrnir.
EGG>-Duli at nc.
DIIS-I.in>ced oil held firmly at i nF
with small sales Lard oil unchanged.
GULD-At lliI% buying.
EXCHANGE-Du! al % discount buying
and ~ premium selling; supply large.
NDNEY-Market easy at Sdl0 r cent.
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Hogs Eating Grub worms.

In regard - hogs eating grub worms
aud thriving on them. ] think it will he
a slow thrive. Take ont the ring. and
turn them in every sod field, ami You
will find they will root whether it j.
grub or no grub. They root for the
grass roots and for fish worms, and not
for the grub.
4 reliable farmer of my county told
me he plowed, last spring year, an
old meadow sod, and the grubs were
very thick and very large. He turned
in furtv head of stock hogs weighing
from eighty 10 one hundred pounds
gross. thinking they would follow after
him and do we'll simply on the grubs.
But 10 his surprise, they would not eat
them. He concluded he would Starve
them to it, and he kept them from corn
for three days, and still they would not
touch the grubs. Then he told me he
gathered lot Of the gruhs together,
and mixing them with shcl!ed corn, fed
them to the pigs. The result was, the
corn was selected out by the pigs and
the grubs left. He said they would
eat fish worms but would not eat the
grub.
think nothing will eat them but
ducks. and they will eat almost every
thing. either animated or inanimate. The
gruhworm. last year, in Preble county,
injured the corn crop very seriously,
and has injured The growing wheat crop.
They are the worst pest We ever had to
deal with in this county. When they
first came it was thought they only
worked on clay soil. hut We soon found
we were mistaken; they work on black
soil Just as bad. The only remedy we
can find is TO Let the grass or clover
grow all it can in the spring, say 10 the
middle of April; then turn the sod and
they will work on the sod roots. and in
this way Your corn may get good start
and keep out of their wav.-Cmc!nnatI
IJ-,Y.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Money Market.

NEN lOhhf May '.
The Commercial Advertiser says: Exten-
sive frauds have recently been perpetrated
upon foreign bankers in this city ny the Gal
weston firm Of SeSSuns 4 Co. II i under.
stood the house has secured large advances
upon fraudulent bills Of lading from Well
known banking houses here. report stating
/: YariOusly between s5OOD and SJOD,Uu.
Some Of the firms swindled hold assets and
are not likely 10 lose tn any large extent but
Others are heavy losers.
The Express says: Late in the day II was
denied that any forgeries had been commit
ted and ii was stated that the reports grew
out OF the regular failure OF a Galveston
firm some five weeks since whose bills have
been returned from Europe unaccepted for
q considerable amount, yariOusly estimated
at 1000 to 10000 pounds sterling.
There was an increased demand to-day
from Frankfort, Berlin and Amsterdam for
American railway bonds I
MONEY--Easy at 4d6 per cent, chiefly :
5per cent.
DISCOUNTSP at Ca per cent. Ma
tiOnal bank notes sold al discount OF LILO
Ia =. and are Offered fat for five days and at
per cent interest for fifteen days.
STERLING-Foreign firm at lGlt.
GOID-Opened at lli5s and closed at III I;
carrying rates3a6 per cent. Clearances 81
Gn.Dn The coin balance in the treasury Is
>luA.H2l 900 and gold certificates sSi-etl&CJp
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-CloSed irreg-
ular. Coupons of 81 at ll61sdll6l4; do 62
az lll2salllI&: do "a at llOIsd 100; do 90 at
ll05S@llVtI; do new ri ll2'z3llS; do % al
ll3l@ll3is; do '6S AT 49, allT4; lO-iOS ut
lU7s. a lG77s: Currency Skies III ll2l IA ll2'2.
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n..mocraIic state Executive Committee.
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GENER&LlTiES.

\ cnlorel man has sued California
manager for $4,000 damages for reftIs-
ing him admission TO the dress circle.
The United PRESBYTERIAN Church is
irving Rev. DR.. Clark, in Pittsburgh,
for not keeping his vows 10 marry Miss
Lille Hank
The New York Ecening Postsays that
the answer 10 the question. What is a
house without baby j. We'll, COM
paratively quiet
Mrs. Sage laid in court she didn't
think Able did much wrong in get
ting divorce from Mcfarland. Sage
had better keep sharp look ont on Tie
old woma:,-
1t Is said that a kid glove should be
put on without having been stretched.
The time employed to get il on is
greater and the labor Is harder. but the
glove sets better
4 clergyman consoling a Young
widow on the death OF her husband, re-
marked that she could not find his
equal don't know about that. re-
marked the sohbing fair one; '' hut | /!
try.
Bismarck threatens the North Ger
man Roman Catholic Bishops with sus-
pension. and the Holy See with the
withdrawal OF the Prus>ian Minister
from Rome, in the event of tile ad"l-
ton Of the iufalGhility doctrine
Auhcr il az last about to relinquish
his dictatorship Of the Conservative OF
Music al Paris. He i too old t"r the
exercise Of the functions of the office.
though retaining all the amiahlc quail
ties OF his Younger days.
Mi, Helen Brand Of Jctfersohyillr.
New York. dosed herself with corrosive
sublimate because her ma would not al
low an entertainment To he given after
the friends were invited
The New York ,Svt boldly repeats IL
charge that Bancroft Davis, Assistant
Secretary OF State, was paid a bride OF
$4,000 in a certain railroad case. Are
all Of Grants household unclean?
1t i rumored that there is trouble
between the bridegroom whom Anna
Dickinson is going to lead TO the altar
from Rhode island and herself. She
wants to know how much money the
father Of the hlushing bridegroom i
going to settle on him.
Near Raleigh, y. C., on Thursday
an abandoned woman named Mary
Ann Dalton, dressed herself in mans
clothe, and went 10 the residence of Mr.
Jarvis Wood with the object of fighting
him. Surprising her to be a man, and
that she intended to do him bodily
harm, Mr.. Wood shot and killed her
The following ladies in Lexington,
Kentucky. have consented 10 act as a
committee to receive contributions for
the monument to Stonewall Jackson,
at the request of ex-governor John
Lctcher Of Virginia: Mrs. j. {.
Breckinridgr, Mrs :. $ Wilson, Mrs
II. G. Ranck. Mrs.. W. G. T. Brcckin-
ridge. Mrs. Alexander Mitchell and Ms
Ann Pickett Thomas Mitchell, Esq,
is the treasurer for that city ami county,
to whom contributions can lac paid
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For sale.

\ LARGE MNNTFAC-rl RING PROP
FRTN. situated on In" BHl'inIprr ana Ilhl"
E'iIrrot within twcnty-c!ght miles oi the
-iry Of " h--.iul. and toilIgr lucrative bust
u..>>. will h.. sold at private sale. ore t,Nort-
sr..,..ru.. t. ANY one desiring Ia invest in Il
80. ..,.i p.uil'Ihir business. The property
r..r.1.gfo retire from business, viii sell at
- than the above amount.
ABORTION Of the pIrcha>" money viii IL"
-rIlircd "a bc pail in cash, and ola the bat
.,r,rs time will he given. Apply to
tRANMER X CALDWELL. Attorneys.
ms. Wheeling. West Va.
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For Sale.

WILL OFFER Ny FARM FOR SALE,
...,,,f,, m. mile east OI West Alexander, on
H., iiu-of iic IIrmpiirld RlilLoaI cnnidin-
.a.giI:trs,., OF improved !and, lnciuulls one
=. = lri.l, dwelling house containing twelve
.,.,,,,, and an excellent cellar. Also, good
.-,lgt-. milk hOu>., smoke house, sheep
,'.,ri.... &c. g.. puc young apple ami peach
.,r..I,r: AMI mary othr: iinp"uN vu"ntS too
numerous to mention, all of which / VIII
,uy ipiorn,arlon required can hc had 10y
- WM. MCMU RRAY.
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For Sale.

THEUNDERSIGNED OFFERS Fol;
II sale Lot No. Il, in Grahum> addition
-sIstothc city of Wheeling, situate on the
corner or Quincy and sixth streets. There
=, good brick and frame house on the cor
nc.. cont. aiming eight rooms, whitewater ana
"a, throughout and on. of the best cellars
IN the CITY There j in connection good
sable. and CirTiag- house. On the south
md .! The lot there i Il cool frame house
with five voOrs>. fronting on sixth street.
This j, u very d,s>irahl" location. Parties
,sI>hin,,n nurchl<r will pleas. call ~ :. j..
EnyI'> Nlpl,>tI,. shoe store, Ne. "a Main
.rr.-., VI. I. WAYMAN.
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lanes IL. Gibson, ESQ.

It is with no little satisfaction we
announce to our readers that James
H. Gibson, Esq, of New Cumberland
has consented 10 allow his name to be
brought before the Democratic State
Convention. as candidate for State Sen
ator TO FIJI the unexpired term, caused
bv the resignation of Mr.. Lewis Apple
gate, which meets at Charleston on the
Sth Of June. This will be hailed with
Joy by the many friends Of this gentle
man in this and adjoining Counties
Pan Hnr|K. Nc1rs.
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commissioners sale Of Real
Estate.

~ VIRTUE OF y DECREE OF THE
circuit court al ohio County. rendered ON
ia. llrh d,v of April, l~7J. in cause i'll
r!.rrrlv therein depending IN which sam
url \. i'lugl! ami Others AZ, COnplainanl>
and Isabella Dunbar and others are defend
ants. / VIII. on SATURDAY the 'th day al
N., l>-a a; The front door OF the Court
Hons. of ohio County, sell ut Public Auc-
.uu. lot number four A in Jonathan IaneS
edition 10 tn. city IT Wheeling.
TIENi- OF SNLE-Onc-thirdO OF the puFch-
49, money. cash. the residue in TWO equal
t.,fnru,,. with interest from the day Of
-. IN. purchaser giving bonds with APP
..-u, "a ,.-.uriiy for the deferred payments.
V RICHARDSON,
ar,gI1 Commissioner.
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New York Market.

NEW ORk, Nay D.
CUrTON-Firmcr and more active; sales
1NU bales at 2g7sc for middling uplandS.
FIOIrR-ClOsed a shade firmer, with a
fair demand for export and home nSe.
GRAIN-Wheat better, with a fair export
demand: 81 5UGl ~ Tor winter red and am
Der western. Rye quiet at Il coal oil. Oats
firm at 6}at5c for western in store and afioat
and 67m6Sc for Ohio. Corn steady nj II l+6f
II for sound new mixed western.
PRONISIOSS-POGk dull; sales 800 barrels
Of mess at ~ N, seller June; nothing done
on spot. Beef rirm with IL fair demand.
Cut Meats steady, with moderate inquiry.
Bacon dull and nominal.
LARD-Quiet at 1910 on spot, l6isc seller
May, and loo seller three months, for prime
steam.
EGGS-Steady at lSalac
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and ] suppose he was so badly fri ght-
ened that time that he never dared to
trust himselfnear women since. That
girls. is the reason | never married. |
felt very bad about it for long time,
for he was good man, and I've often
thought TO myself that we should al
WAYS have been happy if his suspenders
hadn't given AWAY,
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For Saic-EaIuabie Dwellings
and Lots on Fourth and
Fifth Streets.
- -AIi.KnNY. THt. =

go. U% ~NTt .RpAI, TIL. 2ISg DAY OF
z MAJ, 49,. commencing al 10 o'clock
- H.. = viii sell 10 public auction, nj
.a. lrn' d""c 81 Ia. Court H"uS, "i ON"
...... Sid, %. Fourth street. north Of tn!.ih.
~, wi:..A .~ % I,gg,' aai Naluai.H i:icH
i,y,fling hou~.'. II ~. lots on FIJI. street,
~. q. ln. n and -, ~ =. \ &. Riches Yidi-
ION. Nl~n, !"i. .. :. . and tr, an hn'nn
,.,.,l addition. CpUu Lois q and IN There l.
iaryr double brick dwelling.
The above property will IL Spli In parcels
,o suit purchasers.
rrr,S nF SNLE:-Bnc-IouTIh cash; hal
.,,,... i'm six. twelve and eighteen months,
,..rn interest from day OF sale. purchaser
VIZ. ~. ,nf.., secured hy deed OF t.USi for
GEO. l.. WICKHNM,
~ NuctiDnrcr.
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wheeling island Brick Yard
for Sale.

IHEI-NDER~IGNED OFFER For SALE
Rem their Brick Yard on Wheeling
island. The ward hos dry HOUSES and all
,undrrii Improvements: has steam engine
and h!irk machine, with a capacity "i 1900
mr. d.N, ard the D,->; clay for hriCi; making
:, h., round ia ;hr county. The active part
grr j unable. from il-hralth, :" continue
~. business. Also GA hand and for sole. =
.r-g,. sock Of brick.
49, RI. SWEENEY n ga.
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CHICAGO, May q.
FLOUR-QuIet and firm at OOa5 90 for
spring extras.
GRAIN-Wheat active and higher; early
sales OF No. at 9}1sdg}14c, declined to 921zc,
and closed at G2n%ag3c; this afternoon the
market Is active and unsettled nj Ole seller
May and 95I3@9J14 a95c seller June. Corn
firIner, more active and ld2c higher, closing
at Sc for No. and 75da79c for no grade;
this afternoon unchanged. Oats steady,
closing quiet 4754c for regular. Rye dull
and easier, closing nj 7Sc for No. =. Barley
nominal nj 5iaj5c for No. 2.
CATTLE-Steady nj 81 OldS 90 for stoCkers
TO extra prime shipping beeves.
HOGS-Activca and firmcr nj y Jh''P ~ for
common To choice.
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BANKS.
r. CR.INGLE !. DAIzELL- p. II. EcCLB'
THE CITY BANK,

individual Liability
Is PREPARED To CONDUCT ALL BUS
ineSS apperIaiuing 10 Banking.
Deals IN Bills OI Exchange. United states.
state ana County Bonds, Gold Coin, and all
Negotiable Securities, NJ fair rates
Notes and Bills Of Exchange Discounted
Collections made for Merchants, Manu-
acturerS, Banks. Bankers. and Others, on
ali accessible points in the United states
and Canada,
the principal Cities and Towns in Germany,
Great Britain and Ireland.
Deposits solicited. Interest allowed on
Special Deposits.
r. CRANGI.E. President.
J. DAIZEIL, Vice President.
+. II. ECCLES. Cashier. feb
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FOR RENT.
For Rent.

ri \ TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE,
80 containing six rooms, ON quincy
@A@>trc,t. between Fifth and Sixth streets,
suitable for small family. Terms reason
uh., For particulars inquire oil :. H.
GIFFEN. on the premises.
! will also sell all my Household ana
Kitchen Furniture ~ private sale, continu-
.ns tom day TO day till ull j. sold. mas
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PRICE 0CENTS.
10000 Agents Wanted.

WATCH GIVEN GRATIS TO EVERY
person, male or female, and terms sent free,
10 clear from SIS TO 81 per day, sure. Busi-
ness entirely new. Can he done at home or
travelling. No gift enterprise or humbng.
Address. W. II: CHlDtSlER,
aprl9 20 BroadWay, New YORK.
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FOR SALE.
Cjr.:-raic Quincy 81. House
ler Sale.

Will. SELL on REASONABLE
ID terms q IiJ>t-rOte two story brick resi-
- lrus,. ru quincy street, east of Filth.
It.,1ur.isns .s..,.'.i rooms finished attic, cell
~ f,l.n..t,ui.I. &c., &C.; has gas In all The
rooms. Haia brick Siahir an" carriage mouse
''' ''.' THOMAS O'RRIEN,
- Real Estate Agent.
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NINETY ACRES OF LAND,
,.,uIiI,-> t. low RiywoOd, on the east side
R,Ifi,nnrc lIld Ohio Ra!lrnad: twenty
,.r,, nr bnltnm land cleared, with vineyard
"a ff1lit trees, ny
". HOtiE 4 BRO,
Real Estate Agents,
IN Riil,N'S BECK. Market Street.
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Fer Rent

- THAT SPLENDID BUSINESS
20 stand, southwest corner Of Market and
49, Monroe street, formerly occupied by
r,.,ri2 HARPER 4 BRO.
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE co.

Or WHEELING.
DIRECTORS:
SamI Mcclellan, George Meudcl.
1. ii. Logan, Thos. T. ShalIcroSs.
q. W. EEnZheim, j. y. Vance.
j. ii. Hobbs Michael Reilly.
Louis {. Stilel.
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized rve years, and in that time done
successful business, is still prepared 10
take risks az fair rates on Buildings Of all
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing Estab-
liShmentS, Furniture, Steamboats, and Car
goes ON the Western Rivers aud Lakes
This Company oilers superior induce
mcntS 10 Farmers, whereby they can be
insHrcd on Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and
contents, for three or five years al reduced
rates. This being a State Company, with
THE LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid In and surplus Of any company in the
state and composed OF some ninrty-four
stockholders, most OF whom are among our
best business men, recommends itself TO IN,
favorable consideration OF the InSuring pub
lie and Soliclts their patronage Applica-
tiunS for insurance viii De promptly At
tended TO at their Office. No - 'M0nro,
street. or M their several agencies through
ont IN" state.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. ME\bEI., Vice President
4. ". tOEN. Secretary.
T. {. DICK, Assistant Secretary. G.hg
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For Rent,

n On VIRGINIA STREET, WHEEL
SO ing Island, q House, containing SIX
-~-rOOmS and good cellar. Apply on the
premises. or To X. KYLE,
apr.> At the u. & %. Depot.
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baltimore Market.

baltimore, May q.
FLOU R-UnchanGcd.
GRAIN-Whcatd dull; red M 81 j0dl 90 for
prime 10 choice. Corn. white nj 81 l3!tl II;
yellow AT II IL; receipts small. Oats NJ GiI
6fc. Rye nominal.
PRONISIONS-Firm and unchanged.
WIISKN-Bettcr feeling, nj 01@l Oj.
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Prime New Crop
NEW ORLEANS M0LASES,

400 BARRELS OF THE ABOVE DIRECT
from louisiana Plantations, now arriving
and for sale by PAXTON 4 OGLEBAf.
aprl9
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Fer Sale.
For sale.

VERY FINE BLACK MARE ROCEA-
N\N AMI HHrI,t>-. GEO. r. TlNGlE.
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For Rent.

- 4 DWELLING HOUSE-SINE
II rooms and bath room, Third Ward, on
-Finh street. Apply al office OF
G.bgI GEO. W. JEFFETS.
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CNCNNATIENPRE.--.

81 &---zSsS will run by the following
schedule on and after Dc mber 5th. lSRI-
Wheeling time:
CINCINNATI EMPRESS.
EAsT-LEKTEs WAY, VIA c. a. d.
wheeling Leaves Wheeling
daily at....-i:i0 A. N. daily at.....:2t5 p. NJ
ARRIVES AT Bellair ...-....-..i:J ''
GraftOn.-......9:l0A A. VI. ARRIVES AT
Parkersburg- +:i5 p. NJ. Canbridge--..1;b
Cumberland go :" GAINESVILLE $50 e
Baltimore. =. Newark......lU.D
Wash'n Cityi050o /" Columbus....ll:51
"Mondays excepted. SUNDAYS excepted.
MAIL TRAIN.
EAsT-LEAvEs WEST, VIA c o. D.
eWheeling Leaves aWheeling
daily at. ll:40 A. NJ. daily at 30 A. VI.
ARRIVES AT Bellair..-...... S:-D -
Grafton....- 5:lO p. ". ARRIVES AT
Parkersb'g --lG35 GAINESVILLE. 5:OD .
Cumberl'd.-ll:O0 Cambridge. 6:9l -
Harp'rs Fry Ills A. n. 'ZaneSyille-.. 40 e
Winchester 300 Newark ....... 9.tD -
Baltimore -. 5:l0 Columbus. ... lU:;S -
Washt'n City6:a) sundays excepted.
sundays excepted.
FAST LINE.
EAsT-LEAvES WEST, VIA {. o. n.
Wheeling Leaves Wheeling
:. daily al GO p N. daily at. s:-J \. N.
y ARRIVES AT Bellnir ......... E!U -
Grafton. llaI5 ARRIVES AT
Cumberland i:lO Evansville ...lGJO -
Harpes Fry $50 80 Cambridge.-l2-Ol p. ".
Winchester l0:05 A. NJ. IaneSvtlle..- 10 q"
Hagerstown ESQ = Newark. $50 g
Baltimore. Il:lj " Columbus. $40 -
Washt'n Cityl.OO p. II. .Sandusky ...ltrf5 {"
Trains on the Main Line make connec-
lions al Baltimore with trains for Philadel-
phia, New York and Boston. At Relay
House, via Washington City, for all points
South
Central Ohio trains make direct cOnnec-
ton AT Columbus for MI points West and
Northwest.
Tickets 10 all principal points can be pro-
cured nj the office.
JOHN l. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation, Baltimore.
X. +. DENRIES,
dec General agent, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-07
CHANGE OF TIME.
RAILROAD.

r.. - = - on AND AFTER MON
AS day, February eth. 1870, the
train on the Hempfield Railroad will run as
follows:
Leave WaShington............. 800 A.
Arrive nj Wheeling A. ".
RETURNING:
Leave =. VI.
Arrive nj Washington p. NJ.
5eb2i W. d. BURTON, Sup't.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-07
Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. R,

Philadelphia Gas a. m. l0;il a. M. loo p. nj.
Tickets to all principal points in the East
and west can be procured nj the Union
Ticket Office, in Mcclure House, and AT the
station at bridgeport.
F. r. MYERS,
janl0 Genl Passenger and Ticket Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-07

This is NO PATENT
MEDICINE HUM
gotten up 10
dupe the GRANT
and credulous, nor is
II represented as be-
ing composed of rare
and precious suhStan-
ceS brought from the
four corners Of the
earth. carried seven
times across the Greet
Desert Of Saharah on
the backs of fourteen
camelS, and brought
across the Atlantic
Ocean on two Ships"
IL Is q simple, mild
and soothingremedy
a perfect specific for
CATARRH and "CoLD
IN THE HEAD" also
for Offensive Breath,
lLoSs or Impairment
OF the Sense of Smell.
ITaSfp. or Hearing