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DlStrlCT or
 Jan 26, A. D. 1886. UPSTATE of SAMUEL CHIDSEY, late of East [1I Haven, in said District, deceased.
 Upon the application of Maria A. Chidsey praying that an instrument in writing pur porting to be the last will and testament of said de- ceased may be proved approved, allowed and admit ted to probate as per application on file more fully appears, it is
 ORDERED-That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office in New Haven, in said District, on the 2d day of February, A. D. 1sS6 at o'clock in the forenoon; and that notice be Eme and m place of hearing W thereon. bV pubshing the same three times in some newspaper having a circulation in said district
 ja27 St SAMUEL A. YORK. Judge.
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WANTED,


 A DHERllSlNG solicitors and men to canvass A business houses for the sale of 1 o1ne I1 ans publication. Address s1ruaoie IT ja2S lot ,,o,; D oea, f1,
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Maud MilIer,s Reply To Mackaye.


 NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-Maud Miller's coun- sel say the ground she will take in defend ing Arthur Mackaye's suit for divorce is that her marriage with him was never consum- mated. He left her half an hour after the called marriage and has never lived with her or contributed toward her support since.
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BIRTHS.
MAR RIAGES s.

DAVIS-In East Haddam, Jan. A., 8 daughter to
 Charles and Sarah L. Davis.
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MARINE LIST.
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x46sA PORT OF NEW HAVEN 19sa
 ARRIVED, JANUARY 2S U S s Dexter, Gabrieson, Newport A large three-maSted schooner, probably coal loaded; name unknown.
 SAILED, January 2S. Sch Ann Eliza. French, BaIto. Sch James Boyce Crossley, was lowed from shop dock into the stream ready for sea.
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For Rent at Nominal Price. %A THE FINE HOUSE No. 31 York Square hEi
 Mai.aH will be rented low to good tenant; price no object Enquire of
 CHAS. H. WEBB, d26 $50 Chapel Street.
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District of New Haven ss. Probate Court
 Jan 25th 1886. UPSTATE of BENJAMIN BROOMHEAD, late of fI Harnden, in said District, deceased. The Court of Probate for the district of New Ha- ven. hath appointed John P. Studiey and Hugh Daley, both of New Haven, com claims against said estate heretofore duly pre- sented to the executor
 Certified by
 SAMUEL A. YORK, Judge. The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the office of said Hugh Daley, No 10 Hoadley building in said New Haven, on the 9th day of February and the 9th day of March, 1886, at o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days for the purpose of attending the business of said appointment JOHN P STUDLEY, HUGH DALEY. Commissioners. All persons indebted to said estate requested HENRY MUNsoN, jazz St Exeeutor.
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s1eru Aapertfsetmeuts.

FURNISHED
Rent muAt be reasonable, address ]. D., care In
telliRencNF ONCE, mylb
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pounds, and did eat the embalmsd Chi
ea0o meat. INT want no more,n

pounds, and did eat the embalmed Chi
Cago meat, but want no more"
There is said TO be in one Of the German
wards Of Springfield. Mass, a liquor club
called WisssnsChRitliche
nenkuchenyerein." One Of the bylaws
requires that a member must spell the
name Of the club after every drink, II ne
spells it correctly, he is sober enough ana
thirsty enough for another drink.
Several kinds Of quRdruped in the Lon
don 200 suffer from corns on their ieeE'
due to the hard floors, and these produce
boring ulcers, which may extend clear
through the foot. Hernia occasionally
sflicts the monkeys, and q tiger has lately
been killed by an accumulation in bis ~
testines OF sawdust, swallowed with his
food. These are new diseases IN menag'
cries,
Mr.. John Rogers, Of Mansfield, Mass
had a throat gaTsle compoundedst a drug,
glst's the other day, When carrying u
home the bottle exploded, and everything
that the compound touched was burned;
1t turned out that the clerk had used
a0uaiortis instead OF aqua puTa, or pure
water, and that the aquatoTtis, in compo'
sition with glycerine in the prescription
made something about like nitro'g'ycsrine'
The Judges Of tho State OF Delaware arr
the most venerable in years in the coun'
try, Chief Justice Comegys, an ex-Sens'
tor Of the United States, is "a years old
Justice Wctton Is 50, and 80 1t Justice
Houston, who has been OF the bench
thirty years, and is the only Republican
there, Chancellor Salisbury isthe younI'
est, and he is IS, He was the predecessor
OF his brother, Eli salisbury, in the United
States Senate,
Mr.. Engleke, Of Lula, Ga, is an ardent
naturalist, being particularly partial tc
snakes, In the fall he buries his snakes
in the ground and unearths them IN toe
spring, The other day he dug up a tine
large rattlesnake, which recovered from
It's torpor quickly and then struck Mr.,
EnCleEe on the head, The tangs went
through the mans fur cap and gashed the
tor OF his head, Liberal doses Of corr
whisky saved the snake fancier's Lille.
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ARouY WOAIKN.

Mrs, Mary Mapes Dodge has gone Ia
Europe on a tour Of profit and pleasure
The waist Of the Royal Princess Chris
tian measures thirty.six inches in clrcum'
ference.
The rsigning beauty Of Paris is an
American, the daughter OF Senator nipple
Mitchell, Of Oregon.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox is going to contrl'
butte q paper to the literary a%utobIogra'
phies in LippincOtts.
Rhoda Broughton is thin and sharp lea,
tured, but she has withal an amiable and
winning expression oil countenance.
The widow Of General j. Z. B. Stuart. Of
the Virginia cavalry, is at the head Of a
prosperous girls school at staunton.
Gorilla predicts that ex.Queen Eliza
beth will be the next monarch OF Spain
II the present Regent is expelled or dis
placed.
Princess OF Saxe.C oburg. Gotha, the
youngest daughter OF the King Of the Bel.
CLANS, has been selected as the bride Of
Prince Albert Victor, eldest son OF the
Prince Of Wales.
Astie de Valsayre, the Partisan who
has made herself notorious through her
duels and other eCCentriCities, signs for
new worlds, and is going to the Congo
country to help De Brazza CIvilize the
negroes.
Mrs. Parnell Is as enthusiastic a poll
tiCian Us her son. 1t Is said that she has
all the morning papers procured for her
In order that she may acQuaInt herself
with Parliamentary proceedings as soon
as she awakes,
Why Is 1t, asks a contemporary, that q
woman playing whist calmly takes all the
credit to herself when her side wins, al
though her partner may have been strug-
Cling all tho evening TO overcome the
effects Of her bad playR
A German prima donna is impressed by
the fact that American ladies seem to be
afraid that they will hurt themselves by
much walking. In the Fatherland women
oil tho best rank and station depend upon
vigorous physical exercise to preserve
them In good health.
During the war Mrs. Terry, Of North
Adams, cared for a stranger who was pros
trated by fever. He proved to be q brother
OF Ex-Governor Leland Stanford, and has
died recently, leaving her $4,000. Thus
II appears that If virtue Ia its own reward
II Is not It's only reward.
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BUDGET.

The historical iresCo in the dome OF the
capitol at Washington has stopped-not
for lack Of dome or paint, but because
there is not history enough TO 70 around,
and there is a demand for a smaller dome
or more history.
The lady student in the Yale law school
was appointed to make an argument in
moot court recently. A large audience
was attracted, and she sustained her part
with a high degree Of credit. She is de.
sCtibed &s very womanly, and handsome.
The orange shipments from Riverside,
CAL, In April amounted 10 III car.loads,
and the total for the season now iooIs nm
42S carloads, equal 70 1868 boxes oithe
luscious fruit. This Ia q great advance
upon the season Of 1881, when the total
shipments were only fifteen carloads.
N~atufalists now count no lesS than t.s7O
different kinds Of fishes In North Atnsti.
a waters, OF which 900 live In the river
and lakes and $50 kinds belong 10 ths
Pacific. OF the remainder los dwell oniy
In Che deep waters OF the Atlantic and Gulf
Of Mexico, never approaching the shores
or the surface.
The acting Secretary Of the Treasury
has received q conscience contribution
from a resident Of New York, In the form
Of one.half Of a thousahd-dol gold cert.
Icate, numbered IA $685." the receipt Of
which the sender says he wants 10 be pub
liOly acknowledged before lie will send
the other hall Of the certificate.
In the butchers procession al baltimore
last week several banners bore interesting
inscriptions. One Of the notices wasl
mo %4dultetated lAfd-we want pure food
for all" Probably the most prominent
sign was that Of a very Cofpulent butcher,
who carried a banner with the words! II
weigh four hundred pounds l have eaten
Maryland meat" This contracted with q
little boys banners II weigh n%inety.two
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Guernsey BREEDER and MWk Journal.
The Guernseys are hard and tough, and
therefore fitted for any section Of this
country, and we know OF no breed 80 1T
ted for the rapidly increasing diaries OF
the West, the Far West and the North
west. On their own island they are ex-
posed more or less every day In the year,
in the day time in the hot sun and at
night TO the heavy dews and to the atmos.
phere heavy with cold and dampness, pro.
voCative OF rheumatism in the inhabit-
ants. The farmer and the dairyman
want a COW Of good size they turn for beef,
that while alive will pay well In milk and
butter. This seems to be a sine qua non
with farmers OF the east as well as Of the
west. 1tthese cattle on a small island are
exposed to the bleaching sun and to such
| whitening blasts that l have seen whole
hedges, trees and shrubs blackened by
them as by a devastating fire, can stand
such changes, they r well fitted to the
hard lie on many OF our unsheltered
farms.
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The Anarchist riot in Chicago has once
m~oreshown that the average American po'
IiCeman is q man to DO relied upon where
courage and loyalty are demanded. Train
ed troops might vol have been Btampedcd
by that terrible dynamite bomb, which
fell like a thunderbolt.
Twenty.nine policemen dropped, killed
or wounded. Stunned fora moment the IT.
band gathered itselitogether and fell with
marvellous effect upon the brutal AnarCh-
lists. They bravely faced the revolvers Of
the mob. They didnot stopto ask whether
there were more bombs in waiting. The
Six Hundred at B alaClava showedn no more
bravery than this handful OF Chicago po-
licemen. 1t has been 80 before. 1t will
be so again wherever American policemen
are called on To preserve the public peace.
Seeing that policemen are chosen as a
rule as a reward Of partisan service, with a
slendertenure ofotiCe, thatn n provision ia
made to pension them in case Of disabili-
lily in the service or to provide for their
families in case Of death, not subjected to
strict military discipline, their brave and
unquestioning fidelity in the face Of death
Is little lees than marvellous.
Their great efficiency in the hour Of
public peril ought 10 command for them
better treatment. They ought to be ap-
popted for life or during good behavior.
Disabilities received in the service ought
to entitle them to pensions. They ought
to owe no alleglenCe to political bosses.
They ought to be no part Of any political
machine. Their sole duty oughtto be to the
public, and the public ought to do It's full
duty by them.
1t .is because these things are not aa
they ought to be that policemen who will
charge q mob withthe utmost daring, have
not the courage to enforce the law against
the iayorites OF their official superiors and
political bosses. Remove them from al
dependence upon such agencies, convince
them that the public is the only master
worth serving, and that the master will al
ways 10 kind and Considerate, and there
is not City in the land that cannot have
q police force efficient at all times ant
under all circumstances. Thisis whatth
1NrElLioESCKR would like to see in Wheel
ing.
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Gte ~GRtaIigearfr
waEELlSo, W, VA, MAY 49, 1856


sNN
Wheeling will soon have na'uTai gas
and plenty OF it, When gas is turned into
the pipes it will bethe introduction OF new
blood into the veins Of our industrial or
ganism. NJ
What are we going to do with this
be~neiactor? Use it in the establishments
that we have, and thank heaven that we
ara not as other men are who have no
natural gas2 II 80 we don't deserve to have
natural gas, and we ought to stand back
and let it 90 where it will be appreciates
Suppose any Of the new western towns
Off thousand inhabitants had so excep-
tloual an advantage to ofIer to manu-
facturers-what would happen? we
have seen what happens where there IS
nothing to offer but enterprise and good
will. Everybody puts his shoulder to n
wheel to boom the town, and the town ls
doomed, There are no old fogies to be
run over before the Lightning express oil
progress can 90 laundering on its way
Towns and cities are built up because
they will and work to have 1t So
Wheeling has great advantages without
gas. With the gas she oughtto jump to
the 'front.' And 80 she will II she makes
up her mind 10 do it. She must not only
put in her W capital to show her conf
dence in herself, but when she invites
outside capital she must show that she
means what she says.
One Of the things that must not be done
Is to Jump the prics OF sites eligible for
industrial establishments. The result oil
this would be to shut out capital and popu-
lationland repeat some Of the plumbers OF
the past. We can't afford any plumbers
now. II we desire to double tho popula-
ton and so put an increased value on
everything we have, the way is now open.
To accomplish this end everybody must
10 to work and do his share. The Cham
Der Of Commerce and the bodies Of organ
lied labor can help the city along greatly,
and we have no doubt that they will gladly
Jo u
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Tickets now on sale by Peter Ronenberger, Philip
Kecheft, Henry BlebGtsOn. Gus Miller, Henry
P1ug, George y. Butt, L, llOftenler, ChAs. Boiler,
Society. my1b
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Erou,DIon 10 Clnotnuali

via Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad to the
Seventh May Musical Festival on May Is
70, 81, %, 1856, On the above dates
the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad will
sell round trip tickets to Cincinnati
at low excursion rates. Festival Chorus
Of 600 trained voices; Grand Orchestra o.
more than 100 artists; five Evening Con-
Certs, May Is, 10, 20, 81, 90. Two After
noon Concerts, May 20 and %. Tickets
will DO good going and returning on al
regular trains, and will be good return
ing until May %, inclusive.
Remember, that the Baltimore 4 Ohio
Railroad will land you In the Grand Gen,
trail Depot, in the center Of the city and
near the prominent hotels.
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never deceive the public, but bewate Of the Cheat
yqnn Diuggis@ who oaef you I, plaster ealleI
clue y aud tell you u q substantially The same a
the genuine Benson's CApciue PiGSiif, or even bel
tef. They AK lea iOt tie Imitation, LOT II colt
les. The reputation OF bsnson'G n ih6 only pieS
tef possessing actual and high curative uHalltiel d
the result OF many yeats experiment and honor,
able dealilg9 on the patt Of The pf0pfietoftj and
d0fse II "a tho beat ever made. Protect youtselI
Agaln1t deception BY buying Of reputable dealer
only, and avoid mlatake by pofSonAi examlnatlon,
The genuine ha1 We "Thte9 sealG Trademark, and
IN lhS centre Is cut the word "CaPClne,"
myt6AWas
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groposals.
OGONTRAGTORS
CLERKS OFFICE,
BOARD OV COMMISSIONERS OE OHIO COUNT
WHEELING, W, VA, May D, 1870,

WHEELiNG, ". VA, May Q, l@6.
Scaled Proposals. will DO received at thls otls
until llLh Inst. at 10 A. NJ iOF 'n0 'O''''I'
oo R6uys With HiIi 4. 4 b. road, In T~rlGdelphla Dr.
trict, 10 cubic yards mAcadami1lng. n,,,.a.
popRs' HIii 4. 4 B. road, In KlChlAhd DhVEN
co cubic yatdI matchmaking. %. .,Nu
GfeggavIlle q. q r. road, LIST Division ~" euV"
'I SpsFFsTiIiS Z = = road, ID Division, 400 cube
MlddlS Wheeling Creek road, lower end ~
cubic yards t1ACadaEni Iltlg. ,,,, mn crbt
Giehn'a Run and Cherry Hill f0a1 Ev oSyT
yards matchmaking and 20 cubic yalgs SoaG.
Valley Grove and Middle Wheeling Cieth ,'SS,Jt
100 cubic yards maCadanIIlng ala 'V V"V'
Wheeling, west Liberty and Bethany TuIng.is,
TrladOIphiG DlsttiCL $40 cubic YARDS m'"U
Wheeling, west Liberty and, Bethany IgtpSn'
Liberty DI ttiCt, leo cubic yards tnAcaqaIIN KY tD.
Wheeling and FairnOnt turnpike M''H'
tfIct, 200 cubic yatdB macalAmlLlnB ,.Iks 10
WeSt Union aud ROney's ON JutnP'Ae "
PenfnIula road, 900 cubic yards tnacadand isWHttv
River road, Wheeling W Gleunb Hun'
yards fnacAdamiElpg. .~.,.d,nlhpL
Chapel hun road 60 cubic Iatos ny ,ssfsdIn.
DiTbn'A Kun road, loo cubic yatu1
Keily,s Hatn and Dement'S Cemetery folo' A@
lana i~ilSlSini' 40 nubiu yafdB fnAcAdaillLluE Ian.
McGfGWiS Run road, 10 cubic yatu' m
l1lpg. ,.,i, usndsnidst
RlSe aud UaItiemln'A Hun road, W vuU''
masonry and 700 cubic yards eGC. .,,ii ,t, MO
R0ley's Point 4, al road, lWGuO'V
sqSat estihs iIouso I'LL road, 40 cubic '''d' as
adatniElnR. Az So. ,o.d m tubIc ytfB
y VitHi SIS,oa al STIiH 49,, p,,,,to pbta4
~ s RSsi'i yss sIs i]4Sssa{sS Si, ,i,a. r,l.iepslp r
t,icta IN cIi6Is ySsds tnSCGdamitlng. .,ht, uta
WGst Liberty and Hstvey's toau' wv"
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DoN'T ttiHe with any throat or lung dis.
Ease. II yoti have a cough or cold, or the
children are threatened with Group or
whooping cough, use Acker's English
Remedy and prevent further trouble, II
lisa positive cure, and we guarantee II.
Price 10 and SOC at Logan 4 Co.'s and
Charles MBnkemallar'H
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NEw HAVEN, CoHS, May 12,-AfteI
many days Of legal warning and wraugling
the a Of Benjamin F, Glidden, Walking
Delegate OF the knights Of Labor, who
was arrested recently ona charge Of intim-
dating Mendel & Freedmen from adyer'
Using In the Journal and Courier, was set
tied to-day as far as the City Court is con
cerued. Judge Pickett found Gliddeu
guilty and imposed q fine Of $50 and costs
The defendant appealed, and the case win
be taken to the Superior Court,
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CAN'T sleep nights Is the complaint o.
thousands suffering from Asthma, Con,
sumption, Coughs, etc. Did you ever try
ACker's English Remedy? II Is the be6l
preparation known for all Lung Troubles,
sold on a positive guarantee at 10c, SOC,
Logan 4 90. and Charles Menkemeller.
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By taking the 1i47 p. NJ. tcity time
train on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh road
passengers arrive in Cleveland at 1926 p,
NJ, and Chicago at $3.50 the following
morning. Connections made In Union
depot, Chicago, for all points west
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Cures guaranteed Of every case Of rup-
ture undertaken. Book Of particulars, 10
cents In stamps. Address, Worlds Dis
pensary Medical Association, Buffalo, MY.
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Alb, dear ladies, It takes 800 fulLblown
roses to make q tablespoonful Of perfume,
and yet one little Glove does the business
Tor Q male dandYlion.
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Some INT boldly asserts that the Amer
lean hen is not doing her duty. Yot
Wouldn't have us believe that her son i
setting, would you2
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LOOK out for bilious fevers in the spring
and prevent them by unloading the liyei
and kidneys, and restoEingthem TO healthy
action by Warmers sale. cuFer-
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InSurs Your Life

And thus protect your wife and children
The Ohio Valley Life Insurance Company
Of Wheeling, affords reliable life insurance
at rates within reach Of small incomes
The average cost last year in the Ohio
Valley was less than that Of any other Life
insurance company or society in the Coun'
try, The Ohio Valley has in eight year
paid over 100000 dollars to widows and or
plants OF deceased members, The yea
iSS5, Notwithstanding the hard times, waG
the most prosperous year In its history.
Medical examinations made ut the office
free OF charge, For further information
enquire at tue Office, second floor front
Reilly block, entrance No. 1921 Market
street.
GtN. l. H. DuvAI, Pres,
W. o. HANDLAN, Sec,
I. H. LOGAN, Treas.
I. B. CAMPBELL, NJ. D.,
Medical Director.
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It is said that 200 varieties Of wild flow.
eis grow in Los Angeles county, Csliior.
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Eighteen million pounds OF ~licorice root
were imported by this country In March.
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JUHEELtNG 4 PITTSBURGH D1v1.
wv BiON, Ado.
run ~ i0ll0Ws-Wheellng liEnei
For PitbbutHh-6!O6 d. n, e,2S ?, m. daily 7i0
4 M Los p, ms daily except sunday,
For WNhingt6n-ljB ., mi dallLe&0ept sunday,
From Pilt6uIgh-tlIM 4. ms $40 p, M. daly
a6cOpt sunday l0.8 p, M dAilIi gia q n. daily
From WAshIngt0n-9i8 4. M, dailyI 1liS0 ~
0,0 =, nj dAllyletcept sunday 1919 p. MT dAns
GElI0HD, genOrAl Passenger Agent
Is, DuNHAM, General Bup'E
I.E LAih TAV. PAA At WheAllna
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PROV MS IRON BtTTERs RE-
~ STORED the vitality and enefEy.o Q Ms. John
ylln!lan, cotnet Ann and. * streets PAtkeflbutg,
constantly woH TS'A N S1S otS SSpi msdIcIns Sd Gld hSf any
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Be- Z, y q, Railroad
Leave BelAlfe d 6:S5 A. 4. for Woodb1eld aad
Leave gsllAitc al StsoE n. ior wOOdIaold and
p1inmuRaeld,
Arrive Il Ballalre at 900 A. n. from Summer.
field. and Al $40 2 4. from AnhnHlllh.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE,

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
ADMINISTRATIONS OF RETERENCE MARKS.
1DailY, tsundAy excepted. monday excepted
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Now BtOnmOf Pflnoe0g,

puSbAY-IAayo City alta. M, and every hour
to9 p N, Leave wheeling Park al s d. nj, and
every h0ut 10 10 p m, "Chutch tlalnn 1870