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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-12

go.
"No-don't," cried katey Bnlliman. eve
must settle accounts with you gentlemen.
Dick, stop them"
my good katey," said Dick, shutting the
door, Il dare say that they won't go.
What's the row"!'
Can you fight sir ~ said Jack, with the
greatest amount of bitterness. you are a
man of peace"
I'm a man of science, said Dick, slowly;
mot necessarily a man ofpeace. can fight
if want"
Then, sir, you must fight me. am an
officer in her Majesty's service. You have
taken away my only hOpe-my only love-
Here Lucy began to show white feather;
that is, she cried a bit, and looked at Jack
with some admiration-she saw that it was
all his love.
II have nothing of the Sort said Dick.
II love Miss Lucy as love an angel, that's
and, Mr.. ROmilly, am gentleman
And the son OF An officer" whimpered
Mrs. Bulliman.
But if you wish me to fight for Miss
Lucy, I'm willing" said Dick, "only let me
choose my own weapons. I'm going IN
heavily for poisOns I've new salt. Let
me give You dose, and Ill take dose, too;
and toss up for an emetic. If you die I'll
make observations on you, and inmOrtaliZe
| you as the first victim. That's quite as SEN
slble as the pistol business"
Jack looked very much like FOOL so
| dld l. l thought we'd better go in again;
| put Lucy had given one of those bright,
| truthful, triumphant looks of hers, and Jack
| was on his knees, calling himself an idiot,
| and begging pardon heartily.
Lucy put her soft hand on his forehead
and looking fondly into his dark eyes-so
| resplendent now-said:
MY dear Jack, your large nature will
some time, comprehend my small but clear
one. You have given me pang, but for
giveyou."
but what were you doing here Lucy"
! said Jackie had thanked her, it seems, in
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-12

Tight boots are 80 comfortable, because
they make a man forget all his other
miseries."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-12
from the Madison Journal, is about

This, from the Madison Journal, is about
murderers:
Passengers ON the railroad yesterday
morning inform us that Berry, one Of the
persons charged with being accessory to
some months since, was convicted at the
Richland district court on Saturday, and
sentenced to be hung on the sixth Of May.
1t will be recollected that Berry, with
Drew Holley and his son, were confined in
our Jail for some time, under the charge of
being accessory to that murder. From the
same source we learn that Holley and his
son were acquitted. The actual perpe-
traitors of the murder, two men whose
names have escaped our memory, were con-
ment, and will spend the balance Of their
lives in the penitentiary.
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WASHINGTON.
Alabama Land Scrip Swindlc.


WASHINGTON, March 26.-A curious
circumstance has been brought to light,
which, it is understood, will be made
the subject Of Congressional investiga-
ton. 1t appears that the State of Ala
bama is entitled to several thousand
acres of agricultural land scrip under
acts Of Congress; that when Smith,
late Governor Of that State. visited
Washington about year since for the
purpose of causing the issue Of scrip,
the Commissioner Of the Land Office
directed the scrip to be made out, but
from some mysterious reason it was
never issued Some few weeks ago
Governor Lindsay, of Alabama, received
communication from gentleman in
Ohio, charging the existence Of a con-
spiracy for the holding of this scrip, by
which Alabama five per cent bonds
were to be deprecated in Wall street to
sixty certs on the dollar, and then
bought up by interested parties, and,
under the State law, exchanged at par
rates for this scrip. As consequence
an examination into the matter was
had under the auspices of General
Lindsay, Of Alabama, and a package of
scrip is said to have been discovered in
the Land Office, all made out, but in
dorsed on the envelope as withheld by
direction OF Senator Warner" The
writer OF the warning letter from Ohio
charged that Ex-Governor Smith and
Senator Warner were interested in this
stock;jobbing conspiracy. tits said ex.
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In view Of the late news from San
Domingo the Herald is spprehensive
that unless annexation is not hurried up
it will fall through. 1t says: "Notwith-
standing that the Commissioners are go
ing to report the feeling of the people Of
this mongrel Spanish American repub-
Inc as being almost unanimous in favor
OF annexation, it strikes us there are
enough holding totally different opin-
ion to make it very warm for the 9TH
ers, and we would not be surprised to
hear at any moment that Baez had left
and that annexation had been killed BY
the Dominicans themselves"
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NEW YORK.
An Important Naval Movement ON
..sessa R0Ot. E8Nf-

An Important Naval movement ON
..slEss Root. HGf-
New YORK, March 21.-lt is rumor,
ell that the United States ship Ticon-
deroga, at Brooklyn navy yard third
rate, ten guns, now flag ship OF Admiral
Stringham, has been ordered to adjust
her compasses with extraordinary care
at once, and prepare for a special and
important mission. A few weeks ago
she was commissioned anew and was
sent to this port to relieve the United
States ship Narragansett, when latter
vessel has recently sailed for San
Francisco direct Many naval officers
are of the opinion that we are on the
eve of some important movement in
naval matters. The United States ship
Shawmut will 90 to sea on her official
trial trip Wednesday morning.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The Great Fire in Richmond.
Herring's Safes
IN The sPoTsWooD.
s23,500 IN CURRENCY,
And the Books, Papers, Silver and valua-
bles Of the Spottswood Hotel and
the Adams and Southern Ex-
press Companies are
SAVED IN HERR|NG'S SAFES,

OFFICE OF ADAMS EXPIRES Company
No. 50 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK, Dec. 81, 1870.
MEssRs. HERRING, FARREL & SHERMAN:
Our Agent at Richmond writes: I'VE got
through tonight drying and fixing mp the
money from the late fire. The contents Of
the safe-S23,53O in bills, we recovered. 1t
was q Herring Safe, and good one, GER
'a'n' fcT.s Il. G. sBb BHBbcocK, Treasurer.
MrssRs. HERRING, FERREL & SHERMAN,
NEW YoRK-GENrs: The two Safes Of your
manufacture, which we had in use on the
morning of the 25th inst, at the disastrous
fire which destroyed the Spotswood Hotel
and adjoining block Of buildings, have
given full satisfaction, and served to pre-
vent the destruction Of some $4,000 in cur
rency, besides the valuable papers and
books inclosed therein. 1t was impossible
for workmen to excavate the Safe until
nearly 50 hours after the fire.
ASST EssResfozd saRe Ol Adams soaihcra SiEs3 ss Cos
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. q, 1870.
LETTER FROM ]. NJ. sUBLITT & co.
Proprietors Of the Spotaoood.
RICHMOND, VA, Dec. o, 1870.
MEssRs. HERRING, FARREL & SHERMAN,
GENTS: On the morning Of the 18th inst.
we were fortunate enough to have one OF
your Herring's Patent Champion Safes,
which fell into the cellar among burning
mass Of ruins. After the fire, to our ut
most surprise, we found the contents, con-
sisting of valuable papers, money and some
silver ware, all in good order Had 1t not
been for your Herring's Safe we would have
lost eyervthfnp r M SUBLITT & co.
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An investigation into the nutril!ye
quality OF milk, and the reason for its dis
agreeing with many adult persons, has
been made by DR.. Wiggin, Of Providence,
r. l., and reported in the Journal Of AP-
piled WemiStTy.
The results will seem novel to those
who have looked on milk as sloppy
diet, not to be compared with the more
solid articles we choose in preference Tor
our food. For example, milk contains
eighty.seVen per cent. Of water; but then
u rump steak Of beet contains seventy.five
per cent OF water, and eggs contain sixty
eight per cent.
In fact, it turns out that milk, even at
twelve cents per quart, is the cheapest
form Of animal food. DR.. Wiggin says
thai sirloln steak, including the bone, ut
thirty five cents per pound, is rs dear as
milk at twenty-i0ur cents per quart;
round steak at twenty cents per pound
US dear us milk at fourteen cents; eggs at
thirty cents per dozen as dear as milk at
twenty cents; corned beef at seventeen
cents rs dear US milk at fifteen cents.
Agreat, obstacle to the use Of milk as IN
important element OF food Is TO be found
in the fact that it cannot be used by all
with immunity, often producing headache
and billiOusness. Tho cause OF this seems
to be that the milk undergoes in the stom.
ach process similar TO that which ac-
companies the manufacture Of cheese; that
is, 1t is sOlidided or formed into nearly
solid "Curd," the potash and soda in the
milk, which were needed to render It's
caselne soluble in its water, being taken
up by the acid Of the stomach. The tenn
perature of the stomach also iavors the
change,
This mass of curd, which is probably
manageable by the healthy digestion Of q
child, or Of person with whom milk has
always been used as an article OF diet, Is
q hard nut for all unsound stomach to
crack. The dcpraVcd gastric juice Of an
adult sinner finds difficulty in penetrating
its gummy fastness. The contents of the
stomach only half prepared, pass on
into the intestines, making discomfort
and trouble as they go. All this may BIO
avoided by mixing with the milk some
larlnaCeous feed, such as bread, or rice, or
corn pudding. The farinaceous particles
will DO so mixed through the mass of Curd
as to destroy It's cohesion, and to make It
easy Tor the stomach 10 mAnageit Even
with this preCaution, milk should BIO used
Sparingly at the outset, and tho digestion
should DO accustomed to It's new work;
for tho easy digestion Of milk is trick
VIC put aside with our childish things.
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MARSHALL COUNTY.
From tho National.

From tho National.
ACCIDENTs-0ne day last week, a
young lad named Bryson, aged about ten
years, met with n serious accident He
was engaged in pushing freight car
along the track near the water station,
when one loot Nccidently got under the
wheel, and was terribly mashed, breaking
two bones OF the same. 1t Is feared that
amputation with be necessary. n
Another serious accident took place on
Sunday evening, by which yonng man
named Bruce Venus was accidently shot
with pistol which he was handling.
The contents OF the instrument Of death
entered beneath his right eye and left
very dangerous wound.
A short time recently, the fast line ran
of the track, and thus passed oil the way
across bridge over Grave Creek, at the
first series Of short bends out the road. II
was lucky slip. ..f
Patrick McGill died ut the poor house
last week. lie was one Of the oldest
residents hereabouts. lie was decent.
" buried at the Mount Rose Cemetery.
Rev D. V. Collins Is putting new roof
upon his residence, and otherwise beauti.
fYinE Ills appearance.
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The only reliable treatment for 1yspep'
sia, (which includes indigestion in all IL
FORMS Is theusoo Of q good tonic STINT
liant. NSucliis Dr. GOttlieb Fiscli's Bittets
This prcparalIon Dngitalwaysto be taken
along with fo0ll. 50 taken, Its use Is
never followed by reaction. On the con.
trary the invigorating Influence which Il
eXefts over the nervous system, is deci'
,le,ly beneficial. In dyspepsia, II ischieI.
" upon the Sympathetic Nerves that tho
stimulating qualities Of tue Bittcrs arc
brought to bear, Chose Nerves regulate
The functions Of tho digestive system
The flow Of gastric juice, and OF the Other
authoritative fluids Il thus increased; and
in like proportion Is increased the amount
of blood which IL thrown into tho general
circulation. In this manner dyspepsia l.
permanently remedied, and the system al
large is invigorated and built up-thC
Bliters accomplishing this simply by en-,
abllng the organism TO extract out OF iood
the nourlshment that food contains
This subject continued next week uf'
der "7he Butcher the Rest Deter"
CO0&W
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BROOKE COUNTY.


From tho WClsburg News.
TIE SMALLPOX IN OUR MIDsT.-WG
do not desire TO alarm our citizens, but
there Is no use In Disgusting the fact. The
smallpox Is evidently in our midst. A
l9lsG occurred on Buffalo creek. A young
man, named David Cornelius, who has
been employed In Steubenvillc, came
home, and Is now down with this lOath-
some disease. Another case has just come
under our nOtiCe-that oil u young child Of
Gen, Duval. lie has slight attack Of II.
The utmost care should be taken by our
citizens 10 prevent It's spread. Council
met last evening to take into consideration
some means by which the progress of this
disease might be stayed, but wo did not
learn tho particulars.
FATAL ACCIDENTAL little girl, three
years of age, daughter Of Mr.. Robert
LCaZOr, residing near Bethany, met with
n terrible death on Tuesday last, The
family had been engaged In rendering
lard, and u large pot was on tho iloorl
which tho child, in stepping backward,
fell into, and was so dreadfully burned ms
to cause It's death In q lew hours.
ACCIDENTAL young man named 10.
scph Miller, son OF Vim, Miller, residing
in Cross Greek township, was out hunt.
ing yesterday. Alter killing pheasant,
hG ran to secure 1t, when he fell over u
rocky embankment, breaking his collar
bone. fIc was removed to his residence,
where DR.. Cooper attended To him. II Is
feared he Is hurt inwardly.
IIoGS--Our farmers aro busy killing
hogs. A large number have been brought
TO town. Though low enough, buyers
nre scarce at this figure. Packers arc
Offering four and four and half.
MRs. MILTON Il. FREsnwATER will
make an application for divorce to Judge
Melvin, at the commencement OF tho Dc.
ccmbcr term Monday 1t will DO the
first divorce case ever brought in Brooke
county
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TUE bed of the Mississippi River seems
10 he filling up ut a rate which threatens,
in the course Of time, TO seriously affect
navigation during the dry season. This
year, at ST. Louis, while the surface Of I'll.
water has been four feet and one incl
above the lowest stage of water attainet
ny the river in 1868, there was at
lle same time only about five inches
difference in the depth Of the channel be
,ween these years, showing that the bot
TOM OF the river must he three feet ant
ioNr inches higher than it was in 1868. 30
u 1866, the bed Of the river was found Il
nc two feet and three inches higher thar
NWMt Ten yeArs previous.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.

DONEdALL AIIBAD ON TIE sIEEP CUES.
TON.
TRANSFORMERS EVE, Nov. 30, 1877.
To the EdItors of Tho 1ntOlllgenccr ~
Below find local item which you can
insert in your paper, -, -.
"Dohegall" township all right on the
"sheep" question. James Craig sold 10
4. CLANCY, 40 head offihe wooled sheep
(weatllers) averaging attraction less than
iAOI lbs, Can "Ohfo' county beat II 7
Yours truly, JAS KELLY, JR.
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HANCOCK COUNTY.

From the Courier. ..
'TnE public schools in the lower end oil
the county have suspended on account oil
the smallpox.
loRN.-On Saturday, November 25th
a son to Col. H. II. Brown. A genuine
Kernel. ..... ..0...
CHARLES DRowN Il Sons killed, one
day last week, n steer which weighed us
pounds nett This steer was two year,
and eight months old, and never was fed
Nmtticlc Of grain. The weight is re-
markablc for The attention paid.
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REVENGE Is sweet The young ladies
a3lIlobacco society in Watcrvile, Nc, Is
unset by the young mems anti.corset as
Mclation. The first seems TO compel the
second, or at least II may he said to
cause IT,
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New York Money and Stock Marke

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YoRK, December 20,-GoLD-
Has been heavy and week at 1l0g,
Loans were from 3 to per cent for
carrying. Daily clearings $40 100000.
MoNEY-Rather active to-day at6 to Z
per cent,
Commemorative moi been very ac-
tive 8 EOS Of'G9, "a and '65, old, and '6s
new, advanced ! per cent, Currency
bonds declined per cent.
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IT is said that a green tarlatan dress
contains arsenic enough to killa man, and
yet men do not seem 10 he afraid TO 60
near green tarlaian dresses.
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HELM BoLD's
Extract BuChu
For Weakness Arising from ExCesses
or Early IndlsCrGtlOn,

attended with the following symptoms: IndspO-
slti0n to Rx0rtlUn, Loss Of Power, Loss Of Menl-
DRY, Difficulty OF Breathing, General Weakness,
Horror OF Disease, Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Dreadful Horror Of Death, Night swcats, Cold
Feet, Wakefulncss, Dmness Of Vision, Ianguor,
Universal Lasstudc OF the Muscular System,
Often Enormous Appetite with Dyspsptlc symp
toms, Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body, DryneSs
OF the skin, PalId Countcnanco and EruptlOns
on the Face, Pain In tho Back, neaVlnOss Of the
Eycllds, Frequently Black Spots Flying before
tho Eyes with Temporary suauSIon and Loss Of
Sight, Want Of Attention, Great Mobility, Rest.
cssnGss, with Horror Of SOclety. Nothing Ia
more desirable 10 such patients than solitude,
and nothing they more dread, for fear OF thom.
selves; no reposO Of manner no eaincstncSs, no
speculation, but hurried transition from ono
question to another
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Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lon.
don, Graduate Of one of tho most eminent Col
leges In the United States, and tho greater plrt
o. whose iii9 has been spOnt In tho hospitals OF
objected some Of tho most astonishing cures that
were ever known. Many troubled with ringing
In ule head and cars when asleep, great nervous.
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, bashiul-
moss, with frequent blushing, attended some
iL Win arrangement OF mind, were cured
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

IIlMguIAIeIy Cured anu IlII VROf restored.
This distressing Affection, which renders life
miserable and marriage impossible, Is tho penalty
PAID ~ tho victims Of improper indulRenccS.
nom not being aware Of tho dreadful COnso.
qnGncGs that may cnsuO. Now, who that under.
stands tho subject will pretend TO deny that the
power OF prOCrcation Is lost sooner by those fall.
inng into impropOr habits than by tho pEudsatI
olspring, tho most serious and destructive symp-
TOMS OF both body and mind arise The system
becomes dGIanged, tho Physical and Mental
functions Weakened, Loss Of Pr0creatiVe Power,
nervous lrrihbility, Dyspepsia, PalpitAtIOn OF
AUD WASTING Of tho Frame, Cough, Consumption,
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TRANSPORTATION.

Tickets TO all principal points In tho Bast and
West can DO procured at the Union Ticket ONCE
in M'Lure House, and at tho Station at Bridge
port. .ruugH ...
novQi General Passenger and Ticket Agent
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THESE SYMPTOMS, III ALLOWED TO
40 on WHICH THIS MEDICINE ENHARE
ABLY RENO HES-SOON FOLLOW LOSS
OF POWER, RATUITY AND EPLLETIC
FITS, IN ONE OF WHICH THE PATIENT
Nd Y EXPIRE.
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Who have injured themselves byA CerlaIn n,ar.
Iice, ihdnlgCd In whom alone, habit frequently
learned from Gvcl companions, or at school, Tho
effects OF which arc nightly felt, even when
asleep, and, Il not cured, renders marriage i'm
PosslnIe, ana destroys both mind and body,
should apply Immediately. "
what u ply that young man, tho hope Of his
country, tho pride OF hls parents, Should bo
snatchcd from all prospects and enlOymenta Of
Mo ny tho consequences Of deVialnT from Inc
oret habit such persons must, before c0nten,.
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Hardware, &C.
pTTsBURGH IRON WAREHOUSE
MetcaIf & Burt,

Wholesale Dealers in Pittsburgh and Norway
BRr, BAND, Hoop and Sheet Iron, Nail Rods, bur
den Horse Shoes, Horse Nails, Auvils, Bellows,
Yises, English and American Cast and Shear
Steel, Also, Hubs, Sp0kes, FellUes, &c.
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES.
We are furnishing Ncaslcr, Bahman & Goa Gin
elnnah safes, with SaFgGnt'S Combination Lock,
AZ very low prices, We deliver Sales Just where
wanted without extra cost, and defy competition
either In strength, beauty, or good qualities.
Call and SEQ Chicago testimonials.
AEtCALF j. BURT, Agents,
noy27 90 Main street.
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-
We offer, at very low rates
800 Bags Prime 10 Choice Rio Coffee.
100 Barrels New Orleans MolAsses.
90 Choice Sugar SyTups.
40 uhdS n. o., Cuba and 7. h. Sugar.
~" Fancy DemaraFa Sugars.
100 Barrols Refined Sugar.
20 Half Chests q. p, Y. II. aud OOlOng Teas,
20 Barrels Mess Pork.
100 TiGrces Primo Leaf Lard.
100 Kegs Family Leaf Lard.
u 90 Casks Clear Bacon Sides.
30 Bacon Shoulders.
30 TiGrces Sugar Cured Hams.
1900 Barrels Flour
200 Bags Timothy Seed.
80 Glover Seed
100 Boxes Goshen Cheese.
M4ckerel, Lake Fish, Nails, Brooms, SpiceS,
Dye Stnls, Wrapping Paper largo line 80.
lOcted Chewing Tobacco, Smoking Tobacco, O.
gars, ETC., etc. fI
Agents for Miami Powder Co.
ocS LIST, DAVENPORT y PARKS.
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MANHOOD

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llnltimore x ono Railroad Co.

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.
@QNLW II
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
10 by the following Schedule on and after No.
vcmbGt 9Oth, 1871, Wheeling time:
90 ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
EAsT-LRAyEs wEsT-LRAyES
wheeling daily Wheeling daily q
at.........65O q. m. at..........ll:2O O. m.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Cumberland. .Q5s p. m. GAINESVILLE q. $40 p. m.
Baltimore . $50 p. IN. Newark 40. $50 p. IN.
Washington, Sahdusky. I. . $50 p. m.
D.O.......1i:i0 p, m. Columbus. :. $40 p. m.
Philadelphia. 2:0OS. m. Cincinnati. 1000 p. m.
New York. 90: Is q. m. Ghicago."...
'H-'1 FAST LINE.
HAsT-LEAyEs / wBsT-IBAvEs
wheeling dali. 'Wheellug daily (.
ARRIVES AT Arrives At
ParkerskurR ABA. m. Zanesylllo !. I1:20 Q. m.
Cumberland. 200 o. M. Newark. ...,.lYdb p. m.
baltimore !. $40 a. m. Colnmbns. :. 40 p. m.
WAeh'n City 1900 o. m. Sardnsky ia. 600 p. M.
Philadelphia. 1870 p. m. OhicAgoA.a. ~
New YORK. !. $40 ; m. Sundays excepted.
u Kali TRAIN. -
RAsT-tRAVRB wRsF4LHAYBs
wheeling daily wheeling daily
~ iaRivii at ar " ~ iRntVtt:s; At At
Cumberland. 800 q. m IHaneBvillG. .B.l6 a. M.
Parkefshutg ..T:a6 a. IN. Newatk. q. $40 a. m.
Baltimore. sos p. m. Columbia -. gi0 q. m.
Philadelphia 1880 p. m. Cincinnati. -.
Saturdays excepted. Chicago 49,.
..... ....I.. aBundAya excepted.
CUMBERLAND ACCOMMODATION.
HAsF-LEAVRs wBST-LEAVEs
wheeling daily fWhecllng daily
At..,... 1000 a. IN. at. dds .4:i0 p. m.
ABIuvEs AT IL ARRiVEH AT
PArtetsburH. 1000 p. N. Zaneavlllo. 0i0 p. m.
Cumberland .i0.i6 p. IN. Newark. u, 1880 y. IN.
I Sunday accepted. Columbus. !. 1900 p. M.
Cincinnati
Sundays excepted.
WHBHLINa, PTTTS'G B BAIT. DIVISION.
Leaves Wheeling Al 7:i0 .. m. and3;iOp. m.
Rast bound, Trains make connections at
Baltimore with trains for Philadelphia New
York and Boston. Al Relay House, via Wash.
ingt0n City, for all points SOnth.
West bound trains make direct connection Of
Columbus for All points Wcat and Northwest
Tickets TO Altpfinclpal point9 can By procured
atthe oiilce. - -. JOHN l. WILSON,
Master OF Transportation, baltimore.
r. T. DBVRIES,
noI90 General Agent, Wheeling.