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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-24
NS ITEMS.

A. D. Brockhouse, in Cincinnati. on We'd
nesday, was thrown from the milk wagon,
of which he was driver, aud instantly Kill
led.
The French Canadians continue to leave
for the United Statss The annexation
question is sill agitated with spirit
In the Kimberly Butler case in Baltimore
on Wednesday evoning, Judge Chase decid-
ed that the monoy claimed, being paid o
Provost Marshal and not the defendant, the
latter could not be held accountable for 1t.
A disastrous fire occurred at Singapore,
China, on the 10th of February. destroying
among other buildings the Oriental Bank
and tie Times Office. Loss 100000: insu-
rance $4,000.
A man named Barstow was arrested near
St. Paul, Minnesota, recently, charged with
smuggling horses and other valuable prop
erty from Canada into other States. Bar
stow was formerly in business in Boston.
where he swindled several merchants TO the
amount OF SlI5,O0u, anu lied 10 canada.
In the House Of Commons, Ottawa, Can
ada, Wednesday night, Mr.. Galt gave no.
tice that on Friday he would give papers
relating to the cost of defending the from
tier, and subsequent expenses Of the Fenian
invasion, as constituting claim against tine
United States. He said the object was TO
give members an opportunity Of speaking
upon the subject aud expressing their views
upon the speech of Senator Chandler, and
in the United States Senate on
Monday last. Sir John Mcdonald said it
was not intended to give or recommend
of sentence farther than Nc
Mahon and other Fenian prisoners. A bill
to amend an act authorizing the eXtraditiou
OF criminals charged with offenses against
the United States was introduced and read
the firsE time.
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Coal AND LU&BER.-Mr. Amos Myers
has retired from the firm of Miller & Myers,
at Pilholc City. ard Mr.. W. c. Howe is his
successor, the firm now being Miller &
Howe. The large business done by this
firm in the oil region has made for them an
extended acquaintance, aud their reputation
for fair ling brings to them business in
keeping with their promptness. They have
now on hand large stock Of coal and lum-
Der which the new firm propose to dispose
of at the lowest market rates, and will de.
liver orders in any part Of the oil region.
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Our citizens will remember the Veloci-
p"de match to be given at the Velocipede
Rink, Atkins Hall, this evening 1t prom
ises to he grand affair. Two prizes are to
he awarded, one.a beautiful silver cup to
tho fastest rider, and silver bell to the
slowest rider for given distance. There
are quite number of our young men who
claim to be experts, and of course we will
expect them to show themselves.
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STATE NEWS,

Rev. Ross Stevenson, for nine years pas.
tor of the Presbyterian congregation at Lii
goner and Pleasant Grove, Westmoreland
county, resigned his pocition on the llth
inst. Cause, inadequate salary.
George II. Krug, one of the oldest natives
of Lancaster, died in that city on Tuesday,
after suffering nine years from paralysis
He had attained the age cf eighty-thrce
years.
The Greensburg Argus says: A sad oc-
clirrence took place in Irwingtown, Oh Tues
day, by which young girl twelve years Of
ago met horrible and untimely death. 1t
seems that her father, Jacob Bolin, miner,
purchased jug Of whisky on Saturday
evening previous and took it home with
him. During his absence, on Monday. the
girl drank of the poison to sncE an extent
that she fell into stuper and never again
aScke in this world. Her mother was also
absent at the time. on visit 10 Mckees-
port.
Christian Seafort, who jumped from the
Pittsburgh and Erie cars few evenings
since. near Youngsville, while asleep aud
dreaming, has since died. lie leaves wife
and several small children in Warren.
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A DEAD BEAT.-We heartily endorse the
following from the Titusville Herald of this
morning: Mr.. L. Eddy left town last night,
accompanied with the best wishes of our
citizens at large. Mr.. Eddy came here
heralded with big New York reputation,
and we are sorry that he has had to shoul-
der the sins of John G. Magic, the CT dsraat
proprietor of the theatre, Meanwhile Mr..
Eddy has liqnidated the debts of the $50
called' theatre, having to draw on New
York for the same. The next time that he
appears here we trust that it will be upon
his own responsibility"
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LARGr STOCK OF HARDwARE.-J. a.
Sheriff has jast received large stock ot
sheli.hardwarP, the announcement of which
is ali that is necessary from us. as MIR. S. is
well known on Oil Creek. His liberality
rnd fair dealing has built up for him a trade
from all parts of this region, and being
liberal advertiser, operators and business
men generally are at once made acquainted
with bis stock. II is alwaysa pleasure for
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10 all whom 1t May Concern

Take notice. that we have tho sole end exclusive
right for five years from November 1868, to make,
put up and SELL in the United States, WALLIS
IMPROVED MAGIC BALM, under an assignment
and purchase from S. G Wallis, patentee, and that
we will enforce the law rigidly against all persons
who shall make, put up, and sell said Balm withou,
our consent.
w. w. PERKINS & CO., Franklin, Pa.
eE-A. d. MILLER & CO., Wholesale and Re
tail Agents for Petroleum Centre and vicinity.
mch23-1m.
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The Body OF 4 Child Found in Holm.
den sNraelr.

. hC ROuy VA al Ouhu
den Creetc.
The quiet of Pithols City was greatly dis
tnrbed on the 2lst by the discovery of the
body of child in the Holmden creek. These
occurrences are rare, of course, in any COM
munity, but the good citizens of Pithole,
who have not been disturbed for long time,
took the discovery to heart, and great was
the tumult! Surmses and suspicious rest
ed on sundry women throughout the Bor.
ough, and in fact the crime was fixed upon
innocent parties, who, much TO their salts
faction were relieved from suspicion by the
discovery of the real perpetrator Of the deed,
and the mother Of the CHILD.
The facts of the discovery OF the body, as
far as we can learn, are these: Samuel
Smith was angling for front in HOlmden
Creek, and discovered the body little dis.
tance from him. After obtaining assistance
the remains were taken out of the water
and an investigation was held by Constable
Austin. 1t was decided that the child was
an abortion, and Miss iAunie. who has been
living with Mrs. Hicks was arrested as the
guilty person.
What the developments are we have not
yet learned, but further examination will
no doubt. throw some light on the subject
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SITS. PETER AND PAUL'S (CATHOLIC)
CHURCH.

WE neglected to notice yesterday that a
trial OF our water works in Washington street
was had on Thursday afternoon, with sat.
isfactory result. A etream OF the farther end
of the pipe was thrown sufficiently high TO
reach over any of the buildings in that vi
cinity, and it is claimed that when the
pump is working on the hill we have pres
sure OF over three hundred pounds to the
square inch.
Our citizens should not forget their iudsI-
tedness 10 Mr.. NJ. C. Martin, Superin tendent
OF the Central PETROLEUM Company for the
use OF pipe, and to S. A. Woods for the use
Of pump.
These gentlemen leave nothing undone
which will promote the interest of Petrole.
um Centre and its citizens, and their gener.
ostty cannot be forgotten.
To-day excavation has been commenced
Tor the laying Of the pipe beyond Shom-
bIon's, up as far as the Nunda House.
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Letter from Pioneer.

PIONEER, Pa. April "a.
write to-day under date of Pioneer, and
as have spent the day in looking about
some, think can write little something
about your neighboring town that may not
be uninterestng. Pioneer is not so near a
defunct town as perhaps some, Of the Cen tire
people have been led to believe from your
observations when passing through on the
cars. There has been some thinning out of
houses admit many were taken down last
fall and moved to worse place-Pleasant-
ville-and the owners of them would now
think themselves well off if they were back
here again; but know of no places of busi-
uess that have been closed out of late for
reason Of decline in atronage-except per-
haps saloon or billiard room which every
town can well do without.
For the last two years the prophecy has
been repeatedly made, and by many inter-
ested in the prosperity Of the place, that
'.the next six months will see this town
deader than smeit." Notwithstanding,
am informed by grocerymen that their trade
is not in the least declining, and the reala-
tive amount consumed by any district is
pretty good exponant of the number Of pop
ulaton. Such predictions used to be very
commonly made concerning the Centre but
the wise ones have become about tired
waiting for their prophecies to come to pass,
and in their disappointment have gone 10
putting the third story on their buildings,
and otherwise giving more permanent ap-
pearance TO their town. 1t is fact that
any of these oil towns, situated upon the
railroad that has become q point of tran
sit has permanancy long after the adjacent
oil territory has boen abandoned.
There is great deal of territory in the
vicinity of this town that was once most eX-
cellent territory, and is now mostly aban-
doned-or as much so as oil territory ever
is. have never yet seen any old territory
on which there was not something being
q one. never yet saw territory, however
old or however much "drowned out, but
that would produce little oil; and from
this fact argue that operators will eventu-
ally 60 over enough territory SO that old
lingering wells will give an aggregate pro-
ducticn equal to our total production of TO-
day.
Tie Funkvillo Flats, BenninshoE Hill,
Western and Pioneer Runs, Foster Farm,
Bull Run, Sherman Well Flats and Cow.
Run has each in its day produced large
quantities, and now when the glory of each
has flown, there is still remnant left; tha.
produces oil in paying quantities, and those
remnants principally rely on Pioneer for
supplies
Nobody need appoint the funeral of Pion-
eer very soon. for if they do, | assure them
they will be disappointed in having the
corpse. In my next l shall endeavor to
speak more of local affairs of this town.
UNKNOWN.
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REGISTER AND RECORDER.

EnITOR RECORD You VIII please HH-
rounce that JAMES w SHAW will be candidate
for nomination for the Office of Register and Record
er, subject TO the usages Of the Rcpubcsn party at
the ensuing Republic can Primary Elcct,on,, on, p MI
Shaw was a Private in Company "l," lf!d rem
sylyanin Volunteers and lost right arm in battle
of Gettysburg. lio Is competent and ob.isins, ana
has served as Rcgs,er and Recorder for one term
the entire satisfaction of all who have done business
with him NENAN1O SooNii'
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TROTuONOTAkI.

Mr.. EpiTom-Plesse snnounce the name OF +. G.
CRAWFORD. of Richmopd Township, as n can,.i'
date for Prothonotary. subject to the usaGes OF tine
Republican party. SOLDIERS AND htPublloAss
We are authorized to announce that JOSEPH II.
SMITH, Prothonotory of Venango County, Will he
q candidate for denomination ior sara once SUI
iect TO The usages of the Republican party.
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THE best place il, town to get n pair y, D..
made OF the best Stock, that will wear well. ana
warranted to fit, is at J. a. PIante,s Fash.
ionabie Boot shop, Washington Street, pctrolenn,
'' "'ni 'ri"i' sepl0tf
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New Flour, Feed and Grocery
store!
j. s. PlsATHER.

At the OLD BANK BUILDING, ON MAIN-sT
opposite the McClintock House, has hand a
large and first class stock of Flour, Feed and
Groceries. which no is selling at low figure.
ka. Don't forget the place-wherc A, D. Cotton
& Company broke up. jan2-tf
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WALL. PAPER!

just received large stock of Spring patterns. .,
II. c. JARVIS FURNITURE STORE m,
So PAINT, WALL, WHITE WASH & SHOE
BRUSHES, large stock just received at A n
MILLER & cos. 49,
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LaardIvnrc-A large assortmcn. of which +.
being closed ont at reduced rates at REYNoIns
BRoDHEAD ~ cos, No. II Centre St o,,a',.
the Post Office, Oil City, Pa.
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Mr.. FENToN, United States Senator from
New York, has decided to bring libel suit
against tho Erening Post and Commercial
Adrertiser-damages to be laid at $500,
OoN..
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TREASURER.

MIR. FnIreR: Please announce the name OF
John A. CHRlSTY, of Oil City, IA canddIte
for nomination of County Treasurer, subject 10 ne
usages Of the Republican party
MIR Christy is man well qualified for the posi-
tion, is an ardent Republican and was during ,he
war faithful soldier MANI tillHhNo
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SALT YorR CHIMNEYs.-In building q
chimney, put quantity of salt into the
mortar with which the intercourses of brick
are to be laid. The effect will be that there
never will be any accumulation of SCOT in
the chimney. The philosophy is thus stated: !:
The salt in the portion of mortar which is
exposed absorba moisture from the atmos-
phere every damp day. The SCOT thus be-
coming damp falls down into the Fireplace.
This appears to be an English discovery.
1t is used with success in Canada.
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The new well on the Boyd Farm, at the
end of the railroad bridge, is completed and
i' now being tested. 1t is pumping consider
able water with oil enough to color 1t a
little,
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The well on lease II, Pierson Farm, own
cd by Dixou & German is now being tested.
1t is producing considerable quantities Of.
gas. and promises to make good well.
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CANDiDACY ANNOUNCEMENTS.


Mn Enron: Please announce that Captain
JAMES b. GEGGTE will he candidate for nom'
nation for Assembly, subject 10 the usageS OF the
Republican party.
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You can buy liquors cheaper when the
water pipe is laid up tewn. Go to Gaff.
ney's. april 23-lw
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RICH MARRIAGE GIFT.

TIE HIGHEST GIFT which Young Man can nro
hc1rt. Essays on these subjects, with the hnmane
tvi"w8 of benevolent Physicians. sent in sealed 10
ter enyc'onet. free of charge. Address IIOWAPn
AoSoCiArioN Box T., Philadelphia. Pa i29 3m
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II" All persons wishing to be VACCINATED
can call at A. d. Miller ~ Co.'s Drug Store and
lave the pure fresh article inserted, No charge.
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Rooms WANTED.--Rooms for either one or
two small families wanted; If not in village
will be acceptable in Wildcat or on the Egg
bert Farm. Inquire at the RECORD Office.
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CrOCS"rv-H,r aifkind, On to pEvyn,n,
BRoDHFAD & cos, No, II Centre ,.,r.o, o'.
site the Post ".lice, Oil City. Pa.
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r'9- BURToN's TOBACCO ANTmore
DON'T CHEW, an antidote for Tobacco and np
JoHNSoN'S AROMATIC ANTI.ToBACCoc Gov,
POUND, for sale at A. b. MILLER & cos
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CAUTION TO OIL OPERATORS.

ALL persons are hereby cautioned against buy
ing or using Sucker Rods. cftn Socket Points, the
Socket being wedg5d on to tho rois with either
,cooden or metallic wedges and connected together
-. cn-,nctir,r holt. nvrept of my manufacture.
as am the sole owner of tho pate, 'or connecting
rod. in this manner MI others mad 7taniiai'y
as above are direct infriagemehs on my rights, and
all parties using rods connected, not of my IN m
uracture lay themselves liable TO. md will b. pro'-
ecuted according to law. w D. iNN'S'
p. S.--This notice IS inserted. no. "a mere
crow hut will he attended 10, and i'gdy en-
70 :ced. Apr loon. W. J.''
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CANARY BIRDS. male and female. new stool,
lust received, at \. D. MILLER & co.'s.
Also fne LOT of imported English Gold Finchcs
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HARPER's MAGAZINE just received at the
Post Office
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Dry Goods, large stock at REYNOLDS
BRoDnEAD cos, No. II Centre St, opposi,o
tho Post Office, Oil City, Pa
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WE had no frost in this vicinity last
night.
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Immense quantities of ice are passing
down Niagara river. The recent warm rains
have broken up the ice on Lake Erie, and
navigation will open at an early day.
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100 cases Congress Water received this
day at Gafiney's. april 23-1w,
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The President repudiates any hat hon
orable intentions " in regard to Cuba. There
is nothing likely to occur, he says, respect
ing the Cuban question that will disturb the
peaceful relations which exist between this
Government and Spain. The duty Of the
administration concerning this suljsct is to
observe strict neutrality between the Span
ish authorities and the insurgents. The ad-
ministration would not if it could restrain
the sympathies of our people in behalf OF
the struggling insurgents against the Span
ish rulo The "war-like preparations go
ing on mean nothing aggressive; they are
simply the precautions which the situation
compels us to take. All of which amounts
10 this-We know our rights, and knowing.
dare maintain.
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Hats, Caps. EsOots and ShOcs.--A large
assortment at REYNOLDS, BRODHEAD 6 CO.'S,
No. IL Centre Street. opposite the Post Office, Oil
City, Pa.
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The Adjutant Generals Office of the Mis-,
souri, Military Division, Lieutenant Gener-
al Sheridan commanding, was removed TO
Chicago YESTERDAY
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The Very Latest Cabl5 dispatches

Ed SUTHERLAND has rhar1c of the 'etroennl
Exchange Dining Rooms, where he will b. happy
to see al Of his old rricn Il once again Mt his ncv
post Don't forget to give him call and get good
nice meal and the finest cigars and liquors, Ed.
knows how TO suit the boys.
petroleum Exchange Restaurant.
next door to ssiiaMl's Jewelry store,
Petroleum Centre. Apr.!3:Iw.
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Centre Daily Record.
II. Il. Ed1, .EaiIoy..
Time of Closing Mails,

AiHiV va NiOsAEss MHtISs
=. o., PETROLEUM CENTRE, PAL
July 27sr ls6S.
Until further notice the mails will arrive a. and
depart from this Office US follows:
ARRIVE.
soash and East, via Irvineton, 10. IS A. NJ
South and West, F" Meadvlle, SIS PM
North and East, " Cory, 2.J5
DEPART
South and West, S.45 A. NJ
soutl East and West, 9 80 p. NJ
North, East and West, 1000 A. NJ.
IL. Z. BLACKMON, r. NJ
Divine Services.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH..
Preaching ut III o'clock A. NJ, and TX
o'clock 2. NJ
Rev. J. T. OxToBY, Pastor.
NJ. E. CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at II A. NJ. and
~ 7. M. Sabbath School at twelve O'Clock
NJ. Seats Free. A cordial Invitation
extended to all.
Rev. C. NJ. HEARD. Pastor,
SITS. PETER AND PAULS (CATHOLIC)
CHURCH.
Mass at lO14 a. IN.
Vespers and Benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament at p. IN.
Cateehism at p m..
. JAMES DUNN. Pastor
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WINDOW GLASS;!

"A large assortment, all sizes at A. u.
Miller & Co.'S.
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Pure Wines and Liquors Tor medicinal use
at t'Gaffney's. april 23!lw
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PApEf AND ENVELOPES alta, D MILLER.
& cos
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Sunday Comfort at Gaifney's.
0rrl, 23 lw
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SASH. GLASS AND DOORS, LARGE
Stock, at the Furniture Store, Mar21.
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In cases Of sickness use Sunday Comfort
at Gatfneys.' april 25lw
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r-arA. D. MILLER .N CO, Druggists, ar
agents for the celebrated 'ft. II. Cigars, manu-
featured by the American whip Co. Try them.
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Carpets, of every 1nnty and description, at
REYNOLDS. BRoDHEAD Il cos, No. Il Centre
Street, opposite the p o., Oil City, Pa.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-02-09
chesapeake Dc Ohio RailroGd.
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NNTINTER SCHEDULE.-On and after
wv the First of October. 1868, the passenger
trains will run as follows: f;i a..l 1855 yl198a
Y Mail train between Richmond and Stanton
daily (except Sunday and betweenSt Staunton and
Covington tri-weelSly, viz: Leave Richmond at
T. Is a. m., and arrive at Staunten at 3.2S p n
leave Staunton at 9.35 a. m. and arrive at Rich
mond 5. Is. p. ~1,i,9T9 ae,if, 9,fee taH 81
On Tuesday Thursday and Saturday leave
Covngton at $40 q. nl., and arrive at Staunton
at 9. 10 a. Leave Stauntorf at 1853 p. m. and
arrive at Covingtona at 1855 p. IN.
Accommodation Train between Richmond and
Charlottesville on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Saturdays. Leave Charlottesville at a.. m. and
arrive at Richmond at $50 a. 1n.f Leave Rich
mond at $50 p. M, and arrive at Charlottesville
at p. m. ~ t y.1t.-.4 .5t59fff Is
The Mail Train connects at Gordonsville and
Charlottesville with trains on Orange, Alexan
dria, and Manassas railroads for. Alexandria,
Washington, Philadelphia, New York, Lynch
burg Knoxville, Chattanooga, Memphis, New
Orleans, Montgomery, Mobile. sc. At Staun-
ton, with stages for Harrisonburg, Winchester,
SC At Goshen, with stages for Lexington, Nat
ural Bridge, &c At Mllboro, with stages for
Bath Alum, Warm, Hot and Healing Springs.
At Covington, with stages for White Sulphur
Springs, Lewisburg, Charleston, sc. 54t sI#
r1ail JAMES F. NETHERLAND, -.
oct6 General Ticket Agent.