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To the Conservative superintendent
or Counties. fs.

The plan OF organization of the Conser-
yatiYe party of Virginia !" provides that
each city and county, by popular meeting or
through the medium OF existing organizes
tons, viii appoint q city or county eemmit-
tee, to consist Of two or more representa-
tiyes from each township or ward within its
limits, and the committee thus appointed
win elect Q superintendent, who shall be
chairman OF the committee, aud with Its adj
yice5csn meetings Of the party, and direct
all matters OF registration and osganiza.
ton, &c. tsf~ss ss.s
This notification Of the mode lin which
superinten dents are appointed IL intended ns
AN answer to the numerous. applications
made to the State Committee TO fiIl vacancies
by making such appointments. Tn cases Of
emergency the committee has exercised: this
B power, but where none exists the a:piano
should Sbe pursued. not only because ii Is 90
itten, but becsnse The appointments ara
assore likely 10 ba ddiscfsetly made by those
aeaaalps ttlisi, bic eoramitt lee can III
- ssals slla perinteadents
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w ANTED, 2,oOO barrels MARlLLA.
Wv lCHERRIES. sound and I'm good condition
.afysg,{ j. r. HOCKADAY,
Z ie 39-1t# ss<ssb 1928 Main street. RichInontf.sH
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WANTED, 100. WOMEN aud GIRLS
Wv q wish TO fhirea large nr1nber of COL oRED
WOMEN and GIRLS 90 live IN frst.cIass families
In New York. Newark, jersey City, and other
northern cities. Also, several cooks for families
m 'nis s'ts. Apply J. p. JUsTIs, Labor Agent q
ie All .'sst5its No. Fifteenth street. II
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GIFT CONCERTS.
500, 900 FOR ONLY $40.

Enough ofthe 100 900 tickets Issued for the THIRD
GRAND GIFT CONCERT In aid of the Public Library
Sf Kentucky having been sold TO insure full draw.
ing. and the wish having been universally expressed
thai the 10 900 cash gifts offered Should he drawn In
full and paid In full without amy scaling down, as
hereioIore the management, with The concurrence
of the trustees, have determined TO allow Ninety
DAYS more for the sale of the remnant OF tickets ef
for April IL, therefore, postponed to TUESDAY,
July g, 1873, on which day, and no other, tney VII
positively and unequiyocally take Piace IN fUB-
fU: LIBRARY HALL, LOUISVILLE KY.
AZ this Grand Concert the following cash gifts VIII
be distributed by lot and paid In full to the ticket
holders who draw them: -.r'E .tf= s..
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UTANTED, a No. 1 NAN COOK and
wv BREAD-BAKER, to cook at Springs in Vir-
oinia AnnIy ar once TO T.. B. ALLEY, -
90 osat - -, H. .#. American HoteL
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wv ANTEDy purchaser for a nice SAD
w DIE MARE, suitable for q lady or boy. Can.
be seen at LIPSCOfHE'S stable, on Second street
between Marshall and Clay, for a Few days.
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The money TO pay all these gifts In full Is now
upon lepositin the Farmers aid Drovers Bank OF
Louisville, and set aside for that purpose, and can
only be used for that purpose Is Will he seen oy tDe
following certificate OF, the cashier: p
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WANTED, d COL ORED MAN to do
NV general work In bakery snd house. Must come
well recommended as to honesty. &c. ftSh.if sfis
.:s7' A. ERST, Confecti0ner. 81
Y !, No. 225, corner Third and Broad streets. q
30 an IL q II 49, f%t $500
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.nar- JAPANESE SILKS AND POI

ny JAPANESE SILKS AND Pop
Inns. All grades and coIors; striped and figured
Grenadines nj 2oand CSC. per yard;' Worsted Pop
Inns for travelling and walking suits; Linen suitngs
for travelling BLACK and Colored eros Grain SILKS;
Striped ana CHECKED French Silks; Lawns, Ba-
reyes. Trimming silks, Grass Linen and Pongee
Poplins, White Grenadines for Poionaise, &C., La.
dies, Gloves, Ladies' Vests, silk Ties, Linen and
Lace Collars. Sets, Corsets Fans, Leather Belts
Rustles, &C., &C. sx,,ii
. my % "a. fy.:s flg.@..st. ! u, rs. fHlCE ":
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NJ MORE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
GOODS FOB SUMMER SALES.

g, GREAT BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS Il
: =. R. PRICE 4 CO. are now making large add
lions to their splendid stock for June and July sales
DRESS GOODS In great variety at prices lower than
have ruled for many years. Also, many linens and
other staples at wonderfully low figures. my "a
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DRY GOOns.

-s aa.s;. YuE DE L,EAU HOTEL,
sRwELL's POINT, Va, June Is, 1878.
RICHMOND DISPATCH: learn that IL
~ is rnmorsd In Richmond that we have at our
Il whit inform The public TINT we have been
without them but three Days aud then only because
caught j. III. EREEM a M NJ Do 70
lie a0-at Observation-Disclosures
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EXCURSIONS.

TEO! FOR WEST POINT.-JULY4 4, 1873.
III THE EXCURSION OF THE SEASON, FOR
ONEiAND ALL. The most delightful, ana plea
oysters, crabs, hathing, and fishing, from West
Point down York river.
mis- Excursion is given by the committee ap-
pointed for the occasion, and the wants OF the peo-
Pie, their pleasure and appettes viii Therefore De
fully gratffed. There will bea FULL BAND UE
have a fine opportunity to enjoy themselves. The
cars viii leave the depot at q o'cock pre eel
Confectioperies and refreshments at city prices
This Excursion, being under the charge OF select
committee, will be q thorough guarantee that goo9
order viii he enforced and every attention PAID
those who choose to avail themselves Of this oppor-
tunity for pleasure and recreation. Tickets can DC
procured from the committee on the day OF eXcar
1tpn a the depOt. 80 rs @.t Je Zs-aI"
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DIVIDENDS.

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE.
Il MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK Of Rich-
mond, have this day declared u dividend of FIVE
PER CENT. out of the earnings Of the bank for the
the stu Of July next. Il j. B.M0RT0N, Cashier.
RICHMOSD June q, 1873. m. a. ,s1je e8-5t I.
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CPECIAL SUMNER TICKETS.

The JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANY
are now Issuing tickets to BRANDON ana return
same tay at 81 for round trip. Steamers leave
daily iSundays exceptedI at ga. NJ, and arrive at
p NJ Tickets for sale on board Steamers, and good
for that day only.
Also. TO Vue de rEau or Old Point, $3.50; to Vue
de I'Eau or Old Point and return, ~.
H. is-lm l.. B. TATUM, General Agent
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THOMAS BALMER Il CO.,
IMPORTERS,

THOMAS BALMER e CO., ~
L IMPORTERS, S1
1917 GARY STREET.
offer a complete assortment Of FANCY GRoCE-
RIES and W INES, including
PEEK FREAN CRACKERS,
LEI& PERRiss's WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE,
CoLNAS'S MUSTARD,
CUXE'S GELArISE,
MACAROSI,
MOTIONS ENGLISH PICKLES,
CANNED TOMATOES, -e
CANNED PEACHES, II. 81 r#..s.
WiNSLOw's CORN,
Be- BASES ALE, bottled by Hilbert:
Is ALLsop'S ALE, bottled BY Hilbert:
GIINSEss's PORTER, bottled by Hilbert;
/" EuINNEss's PORTER, bottled Ivy Burhe'
~ HESSESSY BRANDY,
,s YsASsI SHERRY.
HASGER'S MOUNTAIN NHfsKEf,
BxANDERoURG ia BILE on. ~
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n,eArfEa.

n1sdtin Manchester on Sunday iss sss ss
Manss. IA tic ififly-sixih yessof her
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MILITARY NOTICES.

r - ~ y -"-I-- = JUNE 30, 1873.
A TTENTION, HOWITZERS = AsN
IN Assemble at your armory THIS EVE HXp
MING at 81 O'Clock, in fatigue uniform. i9r saSs
CIRTER E. j. BOSHER,.
ie ao-lt. - H. Orderly Sergeant.
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''sygxsasS.'E'.
TEI,.A syrgN5NG MO from

uTANTE D.~sA YyaE5NG Nj fromH
North Carolina; TennesNeN, and Virgfr tsith az
good run OF trade, eiglf yeTs xpeifencEan btasi-
iless rood address chs sow ighast HEkSers Oh
reference, desires a SIT ZION IN the drS goodsy
shoe, or grocery and c0zmtesi0n business Atter
rreferredt Is not afrntd Or work AddreSSK.V .sF
Dfspatch Office. Richmond. $685. iie 3o-lt 4
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DoOKs OF sUBsCRIPs.Tia19onN q AM tue S Safi
tsl stock DIX 81 s.' egoaSiPANY WIN be opened on
the s st tms Ss ssS z, Viii ri II
;EAChO, - ses ~, says thereafter. 7-iavsit
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TCORBEsTuEDuNCE
Staanton "a.
For the Tndepcn dent.

For the Independent.
jury 18th l8I3.-The c. d o.ro'd
fymu the White sulphur TO Stanton
uasscs through wild ana picturesque
region Of country, tie O-d being enc
continual series Of deepcuts, heavy en-
bankmclts, tunnels, and trusse. work.
THIS section ol the Railroad passes
through the richest hods Ct iron orc to
he found in tie STAKE Of Virginia; al d
although not developed 70 any consIG'
cradle extent, vet it is destined to be
a source ofercat revenue to the :. q"
O. Reiirodd besides adding greatly 10
the prosperity OF the two Ni2'.'.i''
The company owning tie NJ. Forty
r,,.r,,eo n t5.s ccrutrr. we understand
-. ;,.-,oy.,,. treir facilities for
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LOCAL NOTICES.

I
Harvey & Sons still ahead IN th'
dry Goods trade. This new and en-
errsiic firm has quantity of Glass
ware ard Opeensware; which they
will sell at the l.west cost Prhe &c
close out.
IMPORTANT To BUILDERs-A. Is l al
mor is prepared to take contracts ioi
building houses and al kinds OF carPen1
ter work. Don't fail 20 give HIM a call
tNsURAkCE.-Is your property In
sured? If not 90 at once to Do"neF
aud Titus over the Post Once, ana
take out policy.
THF CHESAPEAKE RESTAURANT 81
avenue between 9Th and 10th streets Is
the only place in Huntington where yoH
can get a good meal at any ho'r'
Boarding. by the dag or week; ice cream
saloon attached with special room for
the ladies. Ice cream served to FAM
lies by the pint, quart, or gallon or o.
nortics on short notice. Cigars and
Tobacco on hand. lie >olicits a call and
viii 90 everything in his power to
nlsase the most fastidious. Charges
moderate. Joseph Il. yesterday.
A SAFE INyEsTMENT.--A Life
Policy in the Washington profits
divided among rolicy holders. As
sets over 100000. J-3m.
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Decision ~ BATKRUpTcY IA
the matter Of ". S. Cooss, tankrup.
from CuiPaPFor county, Judge Tn
darwogd d.cii 4 in the District c5urr
Of the United states a; Alcz.u .ria
or Tuesiav, that . bankrupt cannot
claim his exemption against 4 ja@g-
mcnt docketed before The execution
of a general deed OF trrst 70 sce1ro
81 his creditors. ani tha, the judc
men, With IT'S priority remained iotaci,
and 10 exemption can be allowed
uolass there is a surplus AFTER paying
al his debts. THIS decision secure.
the payment o! large det; ive to
parties in Fauquier The Judge slso
decided 10 another case. that the CT
emption could Se claimed against the
4. e., upon the ground that tie JUDI
ment 90 which it was Issued was
made subject to the exemption by the
amended bankrupt l,w, the execution
being an emana'ion from the jujg-
meDt, its lien fell with the lien oftbe
Judgment Farrcator Inder.
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Mere EumbugS.

Last week some parties made theiy
appearance in thit town, driving . pair
ofuice horses. 20 q very pretty wagon.
They put up their horse, g, the Hotel
stable and rested themselves until even
r- Near ui.htfall they started out
as ii for AN oirju.i bua at each corner
OF the streets, one of them would get
mp and soy,-no matter whether any
one was IN sight or rot-"ladiS and
aaG gentlemen; a free lecture will be
delivered This evening st 8 o'clock in
from. of the Ware lIousa. All persons
a.- invited TO attend \ great deal Of
m.rJstiug Information will b, given on
IL variety Of subjects"
When IN, time came there was quite a
crowd. as matter Of course. The
lecture was an effort to convince per
sons that if they had quarter in their
pocket, they had better give it to ,bem
in exchange for a bottle Of huahae
patent oil Of some KIDD than to keep it
themselves. It vas noticed, thai the
fooLkiiler was sadly needed in the
town. for great many spent then
quarters: Of ell hrnrbugs commend u'
20 patent medicine; if man listens tC
one Of those oily tonsued rascals eX
patiaGug for about fifteen minutes, NJ
viii fancy he has almost any discss'
that will suit the medicine, and th'
money goes TO the qrrck while th'
doctor who is conscientious and ecC
c,ted man, Is left unpaiS. Bt "sich i
'l.f,"
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL APPOINT
MENTs.-The Board Of Regents.
which wes in session at Shepartstown
on the Sth inst, made the following
appointments.
Marshall College, at Huntington
,. B. Clark, Principal; B. T. Thack
stop, First Assistant; Mics Ellis
Bytnc, Third Assistant
Fairmon, CoNeee-rr. J. G
Blair, Principal; Miss Dickey. FHst
Assistant; Nliss Lucy Fleming, Sec
end Assistant.
Chenille College-Louis Bennett
Principal; T. NJ. Marshall First As
sistant; Miss Pew, Second Assist'nt.
West Liberty College-James f
Morrow, Principal; Miss Title Dun
lap, First Assistant; Tbopas c
Miller, Second Assistant, Miss Anni
Walker Musio Teacher.
The appointments for Shepherds
town College, in Jefferson county
will be made during the presen
month.-CabeH County Press.
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CHlVALRY RAMPANT:
1.-THE DOG STAR RACES. +"
A Tale Of Terror and Of HTd.'


On last Thursday night when most
of our citizens were reposing in bIissin!
ignorance Of the blood thirsty disposl-
ton Of some OF the residents of the
place, a scene of what might have been
murder was being enacted, nj which We
stand aghast, as We contemplate the
possible consequences.
Two Young gentlemen O. the city,
both professional men, and both men
of undoubtcd bravery, had q trivial
Quarrel over an unimportant matter,
but words came hot and hastv and the
lie was passed; here was an insult that
nothing but blood could avenge. There
was no persuasion that could induce
either Of them to give or accept an
apology, and they not only insisted on
fighting, but on fighting then, although
it vas u o'clock at night They sent
for some gentlemen who tore ga"
far in such matters, and had the
prcliluinaries of a duel arranged at
once. The terms we've, to fight with
Smith & NELSON'S revolycrs, at five
PAGES, on the shore Of the river, with
lantern set between ITEM, equal dis
tarec from each; to fire at the word,
and continue firing until their pistols
were empti,d Or one fell
As we watched from our hiding
place the procession On its way through
tho mud to the ground, the lines on tie
burial Of Sir John Moore, came forcI-
bly, 10 orr mind:
Not drum was heard not funeral noe,
AS his corpse u the rampant Ne hurlleu'
The pistols loaded, and the combat
ants placed; they we're near the mud, so
that when they fell, it would not hart
"a; it was dark, there was no choice as
TO position; the word was giyc", and
both parties .hqt their eyes and blazed
away. Wien they opened thcii eye
they were both disappointed b.; seeing
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ON Tower,
July oath. 1878.
Serious ACCIDENT at the Depot.

On Thursday last, a serious accident
happened at the depot, which disabled
the stationery engine, and stopped the
work of transferring freight from the
boat 70 the cars.
The difficulty was CAUSED by a
small clip of iron, that got inside Of
the cylinder day or two ago, while
some repairs were being made, getting
in the throttle valve preventing its
shutting
1t broke the clutch, that throws the
drum in and cut gear, bent the shafts,
and disabled the engine entirely.
The engineers went to work with
their accustomed energy, and by twelve
o'clock az night, the damage was re-
paired, and the engine ready to
work.
But suppose it had not been, what
would have been the consequence?
Al the teams in town could not
move the freight from the boat 70 the
cars, as fast as it occumulatcs.
We hope soon to 1cc tire large wharf
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CALL FROM An OLD FRtEND.-A
few DAYS since We received call at
our residence from eur Old-time friend
Hon JONI G. BREsLIN. Of Hunting
ton. Va. Tie has been co VISIT 10
his son -in.lav, DR.. Wies1l OF Wheel
ing. and in company With the Doctor
md his wife rode out this far IN car
riage 70 view the beautiful hills OF
Belmont We were pleased to meet
him and to sec him locking so youth
ful and we'll. He speaks n glowing
terms Of the youug city Ct Hunting
ton-the terminus Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad on the Ohio River
We wish him success in his new
home-,& ClausriHe (OhiO) Ga-e'te
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no doubt that these ores e,nid he lbh,.
ped TO Huntington, and thef manu-.
factured Into iron at very remuncra.
tive prices, end We verify believe that
if the experiment was once made. it
would be the aram courier of a score
offurnaces on the banks of the Ohio.
The people here are somewhat ex-
cited over the discovery of different
varieties Of fossilated marble, OF almost
all colors, from the light gray, through
pink variegated; mahogany yariegatcd
black, gray, very light greer, and in
fact of almost every conceivable color,
and Of the finest qrality. A company
has already been organized for the pur-
pose Of developing it, composed Of
first class business men. These marble
beds were found near Craigsyillc, on
the line Of the c. e o. II. r.
The Valley Railroad which is snow
being built between lIarrisonhurg and
Salem, will be completed to S;auntom
sometime during this fall. There is
large emigration from the lower yoI!ey
Counties to the west, and the connie
ton # this road will make the direct
route Of trayci for these people ria
valley road to Stanton, hence by the
C. s. O., road to Huntington, and the
west.
Stanton IS a busy, Lnstl'ns fussy
little city, full Of enterprise ard dash.
She has added fifty per cent to her
population since the close Of tine war,
and about seventy Ter cent to the a.
,esscd value Of hcrpopcrty. There is
located here the state Institution for
the Deaf, Dumb and Blind, also a
State Lunat;c Asylum, besides there
are five FIRST class female Schools nm
der the control Of i've different religion,
denominations, by the Episcopal, the
Presbyterian, the Methodist, the
Lutheran and tie Baptist, aud all the
Schools are vel patronil5d.
The streets Of Stanton arc narrow
and Few wagons block them up to
sicn an extent as 90 make it very an
uo,ius to Gsi,crs; il is so different IN
this rtsuect 10 Huntington; there it is
Il pleasure to drive in town. Here
Your great anxiety IS to keep clear Of
he wagons, drays &c, until YOU can
get oat Of town, or city | should say.
for the StGuutonian' take great pride in
calling thcF place city, aal certain
" if industry, energy and cnterprz
would cntitIe them to the name, they
richly deserve it. The Agricultural
ed.tofi@. excursion party passed
through here d rcw days ago ON their
Western trip-suppoSo thu; ven have
had them with Won before tS's time
It is reported that The Washington.
Cincinnati and st. Louis ra:ro7 gauge
railroad have .tJ tie contract e. the
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UE'NT l""N'-i" "ua '''"''',
week we VISITED UrahO Town. '" ''"''
o,uo,itc CryanGctte. and was SurpriS-
.,I 70 soe ,u'b thrift and nroyrcritv.
' r,I,...,,..ol -. s.i,Ilery
"'' RECORD mas ."' '''' '''' ~
over to his son. and Is cc"'e'''s ''' "
time in completing a tannery, winch
viii he ready for business in few days.
q + Walters has recently more
80 ~.
than doubled his large S'ocN "a w!
goods and is advertising to sell them
cheorar than any other clnnuy store.
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the best Hematite, Fossil and Specular
ores, all (Which can lie Put Gown a
this noint at very low prices.

BREyrY THE Soul OF WT"-We
have always heard that the ladies in
writing letters generally save the best
part Of what they have to say for the
postscript; We give below a true copy
of a letter received by gentleman Of
this place a few days ago, which for
breyity of the body and proportional
rullpess Of postscript shows that the
ladies are not the only ones Who save
the best part for the postscript; as
Captain Cutie says, this is "ekalIed by
few and excelled by nome
ON TOWER
July path, 1878.
FmrND SAN: - Why don't you
write. Ton
p. S.-Weather hot trade dull
health only to!crable. We lave anoth-
err baby, tgirD SIX weeks Old. Sister
Polly Ann is married. Ton.
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TIE C.6 Z. B.-Tbe Il. R. Co,
is still engaged 10 grading the level
Of the tracks on the le7ec in front Of
the city. preparatory to further i'm
pr0vems5ts TIE extension Of the
Dsro,-tLe elevator aud the ad
diuoual stationary engine. will give
on imposing appearance 10 -lc river
fr5nt 0t tde city.
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HIGHWAY BoBBEEy.-We have Just
heard of a most outrageous case OF high
way robbery which We hope will be Wis
TIED with speedy retribution. We were
not able to get the names q the parties
but the facts Of the case are as follows:
an ola man who lives near the Round
house walking on the lane between Mr..
Pogres house and Holdeyby's was net
by negro man who demanded his mo-
ncy; he refused 20 give it to when the
negro knocked him in the head with a
stick fraemriuc his skull; he then took
his potket-book and vas rifiug it when
our informant came in sight, and he ran
towards town. This happened Just an
hour before our time for going to pres.
So we cannot wait for further particu-
lars. The Marshall and Or Burlington
when We 20 20 press have gone odt %
see and take care Of the victim
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Han YEGErAHLE SIcLIAS HAIR Re-
WV Mr. now stands smoug the first, and
at Tee head Of all articles fer a similar
purpose. The testimonyot our physician
is conclusive as 90 It's vliue, and We are
personally acquainted With scores Of
cases where it has been used with the
best OF results. I, will restore gray hair
to it's original color, aud leaves it glossy,
and in a healthy condition. While for
heads troubled with dariruF, or any lis
ease CT the scalp. it acts Ike charm 10
cleansing them Try i', aud You viii
not be disapToin,ed.-Lor.l Courier, NrE
-. 1865.
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OfcakeS, ice cream, and more solid re
Gections were plenteously arranged.
There was quite a good sum realized
toward the building of a church, for
which object the festival was held
We learn that they haze a sum
in bank, which was realized at a
former feast.
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4 Rrs,xl-Ns-O. Thursdsy amer

A Bralxy1Ne.-Oz Thursdsy amer
noon last, a splendid passenger car
v,s landed at Ashland for the Lering-
ton & Biz Sandy Il. r. This shows
that progress is being made, ard n a
f.v months from this time there is no
5onbt the trains from that road will
ne bringing IN their passengers and
landing them ct Seventh Avenue de-
not. Then Huntington viii be in m'
mediate and near connection with the
hest coal beds for smelling IRON Ill 'ne
United States, and the most abundant
snrnries ofiron ore to be found IN the
world. no Pho
For two hundred miles or more '''
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad runs
,brorrb or near continuous beo' Oh
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ONA ToUS.-Mr. A. b. Fs.mer
having completed his c'ntrsct with
,lc Chesapeake .r3 Ohio r. q, Co.
for o., erection often aycses which
were foisleJ few dys ago,
lertou Tuesday mor0ic- last for o
r.7 to White sulphur Spring, Rich
meu5. Esi-uore. New York Pti.a-
de,Pba. Sarst-sa &c ~. We wish
Lin r'esIaot Grip and a safe return