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TROUBLES OF CoRREsroSDENT.-The New
York Herald is abaze with indignation
against the Spanish General Morales, in
Cuba, for threatening to treat its correspond
ent at CuLa-Nr. O'kcly-as spy. Mr..
O'keIly called on Fice-Consul Ramsden, at
Palma, near Santiago, for facilities TO con-
tinuc his mission into the interior Of the
island. when the Consul Informed him that
in an interview with General Morales that
officer said that AIr. OKely was at liberty
to go where he pleased OH the condition that
if after going within in>urgent jurisdiction
he afterwards appeared in the Spanish lines
he would he treated rs Il spy and shot i'm
medateIy. The Herald responds to the
threat in this language:
IF the Herald commissioner receives any
injury at your hands without violating the
laws of our country you will be held to 4
strict accountability, ind will be made to
suffer the penalty OF the outrage, hot in the
island Of Cuba alone, but on every inch of
soil That owes allegiance to the Spanish flag"
Mr.. O'kely also writes to the Herald that
Aguero, who acted Us interpreter for Dir.
Henderson, the former Herald commissioner,
denies that Henderson was with President
Cespedes, and that his account of such an
interview is wholly imaginary.
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Az INFATUATED WIDOW LEIsUIELY REPENT.
Ma few months ago Mrs. Moore, a
wealthy widow, living On 10Th street took
strong fancy to an athlete named Jonn
Hughes alias Grccniorn while he was run
ming q loot-racc at Harlem. She hired him
as coacinan, and was married to him last
fail, in spite Of the determined opposition OF
her daugh,cr,a young lady Of seventeen.
Her motEer soon repcntcd of the hasty
match and united with her daughter in
making their mansion very hot for the pro-
noted Hibcruian spolt. On November 2lst,
the young lady claims her papa seized l!er
and attempted to lite her. She tainted from
fright. Hughes was arrested, charged with
assault and battery, and was to-day tried.
He testified in Il rich brogue that bc Lad been
wantoniy cast CT and turned out Of the house
without Il penny. The jury, after m hours
de!iberation, found Greeniom not guilty,
and he was discharged. As he was about ieav-
ing the court an officer attempted to arrest
him until he could find $500 bail TO kcepth
pcace But the justice warned the police to
keep hands off unless they had proper au-
thority. Hughes departed with his friends,
aud his oruIcnt wife will now transfer her
case to the divorce court.-Ne,c York
SDecidl 4h
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THE REVIVAL OF RELIGION IN WINCHESTER.
Winchester Ncics. THE remarkable re-
vival OF religion is still in progress in the
Braddock- Street Methodist church. Rev.
DR.. Rosscr is still preaching, and nightly
draws large congregations to hear him. So
far there have been $50 conversions with
(up to last Tuesday night about 50 penitents
at the altar.
The religious feeling tina. pervadcs our
community is unexampled, all classes ap-
pcaring to be touched by it. On last Sur-
day 81 persons who had been converted at
this meeting united themselves with the
Draddock-Strcct church. This religious
awakening does not extend only to the town
OF Winchester, but for miles around the
people flock TO the church. All classes seem
10 be aroused, and the feeling is spreading
throughout our entire community.
DR.. R2sScr has been preaching continu-
ouSiy from lust August to the present time
(SiX monthsl with very little respite, aud it
is q wonder he has not broken down under
it. lie expresses the opinion that this is the
greatest rcviva! Of religion that he has ever
witnessed. In Staunton the revival con.
tinued through nine weeks, and there were
247 conversions. lii this place tie revival at
the Braddock-Street church has been in pro-
grcss five weeks, and the number OF CONVEX
siUns is $50.
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GOVERNOR DIX PLEADS Nor GuILTY.-Neu
TOrh, February Gin an interview with
Mr.. Charles =. Blake, son-in-law Of Cover.
nor Dix, that gentleman says as to the
$4,000 paid 10 Governor Dix by the Union
Pacific Railroad Company that that money
was paid by tho directors of the road Is
salary due him as president, and also fol-
certain stock Of the road which he had pur-
chased. and on which he never received
anything. This amount was nearly $4,000
less than was actually due. Governor Dix
never had anything to do with the Credit
Mobilicr at ali.
An Albany dispatch on the same subject
says that Governor Dix is now preparing q
statement conIirmalory Of the above, and
will also show that he never received any
fee whatever from the Union Pacific. He
took part of his salary in bonds Of the road,
and on a settlement disposed Of them as
stated.
lNow, let's hear from Durant.l
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REApypsrnESr 81 1nYra1aE,Nir. sAL1arra.

REApyusrMEST or GovrRTaENr. SALARIES :.
REPoRT OF THE JCprcfARY CoMMITTRE.--
Washington, February THE bill reported
to-day by Mr.. Butter, of Massachusetts,
from the Committee on the Judiciary. to
adjust the salaries Of the executive, judicial,
and legislative departments Of the Govern
ment, provides that after March 4, 1873,
salaries shalt be fixed as follows per annum |:
President Of the United States, $50, 200;
Vtco-President of the United States, $40, 900 :
ChicfJusticc Of the United States, $10,50O;
Justices Of United States Supreme Court,
$4,000; Cabinet officers, $4,000; Speaker
Of the House, $4,000; members of Con-
gress, $4,000.
The committee accompany the bill with a
report, in which they say that the salary of
the President was fixed eighty years ago at
$4,000 in gold, and that the country has in
creased tenfold in population and more than
that il wealth, with the expense Of living in
creased at the same ratio. 100000 in cur
rency now will not purchase rs much rs $685.
600 in gold would three-quartcrs Of century
ago. The argument that the disparity of
compensation between former Presidents
and now is removed by extra allowances the
committee say is not true. Earlier Presi-
dents were provided with furniture, and
even horses and carriages.
The committee think the present compen-
sation is not one-fourth in value what it was
when the office WAS created. The committee
urge another reaSon-thut is, that custom and
public sentiment forbid an cx-Presidcnt
from all active Or money-making pursuits,
and that he ought to have sufficient provi-
sion while in Office to enable him, when he
leaves, TO be free from the necessity of occu-
patton. In view of these considerations the
committee have agreed TO recommend that
The salary OF the President he fixed at $780,
0C0 per aunum at the very least.
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DEATH OF A VRGINIAN.-Thc following
announcement, from the Louisville Courier
Journal, Of the death Of al old and highly
respected former citizen Of Lynchburg will
te read with deep regret by his numerous
friends in Virginia: 1--WE know the an
nouncement in our Sundays issue OF the
death OF Colonel Hill McCraw saddened the
hearts OF his inultituQe Of friends. Colonel
McCaw was a splendid specimen ofthe fine
Old Virginia gcntlcman-genial, intelligent,
generous, and just. He has long resided in
Louisville, having many years ago removed
from Lynchburg. His age was more than
tour-score years, and he was remarkably
bright and vigorous until his fatal sickness.
lie died OF Yarioioid."
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JoFN c. FREMONT Isp1orgD.- Washing
ton, February 5.--It il reliably ascertained
at the French Legation in this city
that John G. Fremont and some Of his
associates who contributed to help him
in negotiating the Memphis and FL
Paso Railroad bonds in the European mar
kcts will lie subjected 10 trial in the crilni-
nal courts OF Paris. An indictment has
already hcen found against Fremont in this
case, and n hearing will come up in few
days. 1t is stated that the Developments
from the testimony which it is expected to
produce will he Of the most sensational
character. According to rule in the French
courts, when the defendant is not present
te will be tried as if in contempt. and con-
| yiction bad in the original charge under this
| issue mt defendant has for one year thereaf-
ter to reopen the suit.
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S. NJ. Wilkes, of Staunton, is said to have
invented car-couplcr which is pronounced
by Judges to be the most useful and conve-
nlcnt out. 1t will not only couple Itself on
the track and urcouple in case of accident.
but by q simple change Of an iron pin will
bring the couples on q level when one car is
higher than the other.
A post-oflice is reG;tablished at Sycamore
Grove, Putnam county, W. Va, on the rou'c
from Winfield to Hamilton, with John ".
Matthews as postmaster also at Jarrold's
Valley, Raleigh county, w. Va, on the route
from Raleigh Courthouse to the Mouth OF
Short Creek, with A. johnson postmaster.
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lNow, let's hear from Durant.1

4 SENATOR WHO kNows.-EXtcnsiye eircu-
ation is being given here to an extract from
the speech Of Mr.. J. i. Jones thanking the
Legislature OF Nevada for his election rs
United States senator. The extract alluded
to is rs follows: Custom has sanctioned the
use Of money in senatorial elections. To in
Weigh against the use Of money is simply TO
deny the inevitable and to incur more than q
suspicion Of want ofcaudor and intelligence"
The speech in which this passage occurs was.
it is asserted, prepared in advance, and was
read from manuscript. - Washington Core.
sDonGcncs baltimore Sun.
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VALLEY (NA.) INSURANCE CAsE.--In the
case CT William y. ISaacs &: Co. ct al. Us.
The Insurance Company of the Valley OF
Virginia, which WAS argued fully at January
term, Judge Sherrard n;ercd formal decree
appointing William l.. Brent and William
Byrd special receivers Of the court with in
structious to collect without delay and
promptly a sufficient amount of the assets
of the company, mostly notes of stockhold'
ers, to pay its debts and costs Of suit. The
sum required will be about 25,00O.- Vim
chester IA Times.
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WEST TlRGlNlA's Dual ELEcTIcNs.-Thc
proclamation OF Governor Jacob, OF West
Nirginia. declining 20 decide which election
for members Of Congress in that State is
valid, shows that the vote in August and Oc-
tobcr was as follows At the August cleo
ton john J. Davis. J. MARSHALL ua@ans, and
Frank Hereford were elected; and that in
October Benjamin Wilson, Benjamin f. Mar.
tin, and frank Hereford were elected.
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HEAVY SHIPMENTS OF uAY.-As one Of the
beneficial effects Of the completion OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad we note the
fact that the Muddy Creek section, in this
county, will ship east during the present
month four hundred and seventy toys OF
balcd hay from Anderson DEPOT. One hun
dred tons will also be shipped from the same
point, from Wolf Creek, in Monroe. a con.
siderable portion Of this fodder has already
been delivered. --Greeabrie Nv. Va.) hide.
Deu6eut
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD Co.,
RICHMOND, January 8, isTa. IA
N0TICE.-On and after this date Decenl-
IN Der 2d) the PASSENGER and FREIGHT
TRAINS over this route will bc run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN daily Except Sundaysl be-
tween Richmond and West Point, leaving the de-
pot at 2:3O r. NJ. 81
myers for river landings and Baltimore win
leave NtRAopd depot on WEDNESDAYS and
SATuDDAYS,2t4 O'Clock A. d:
leaves Richmond on Tuesdays, TcdIcs1.sysst>k2 ~
days, and Saturdays, nj I o'clock A. NJ.
LOCAL FIR EIGHT TRAIN, between Richmond
and West Point, carrying local freight both ways
on Wednesdays. and saturdays, leaving Richmond
ut o'clock A. M. 5tSs-s
WILLIAM n. BRAGG. superintendent j.
j. /. TAYLOR, Freight aud Ticket Agent, Rich-
mond. ta0fS
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THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CoMpANY.-
Harrisburg. February G.--The bill author
izing the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
TO increase its capital stock to al unlimited
extent has been passed by both Houses by a
unanimous vote.
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.f~, i>L'', as attorney for the United
'@> cnlcr"d suit against Frederick &.
4.' ''. ~! FlG,oVo ci2in:cd to be due by the
.,., -,'''' on Tie purchase Of Government
.r ' =. ;. sold at Ilarrcr's Ferry in Novem-
..,.' '.", ana also catered suits against
.,,. r1 iLi2%d, ". u. Weth, y. Wilson,
u.s.. 81 H. i4ni, s. +. Brown, and John W.
r-S"' Who are The sureties of Mr..
co. ''pofl that bill Is soon TO be iutro-
3s,,. %'n@ress by Il satirical but aisIoyal
H." % change the name of our corutry's
h.. " :" hitewashington is probably In.
4 49, Springfield Republican.
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PROCLAMATION.

pY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
ID ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the General
Assembly Of Virginia did on tho It'll day OF Japu-
airy, ls73, agree TO resolution In these words, TO
WITT:
"That the holders Of the bonds Of the State Of
Virginia, ellher in person or BY proxy, I've respect
fully invited TO meet IN conference committee OK
the General Assembly OF Virginia on the hfseenth
day Of February, eighteen hundred and seventy
thrca, in the city OF Richmond, to consider the ex~
istjng liabilities Of the State Of Virginia With view
to fair Just, equitable honorable, and certain set.
teme, Of the same;
And whereas on the 22d day Of January, 1873, the
General Assembly did aSrceto another resolution,
which is In these words to viii;
THAT The Governor be requested TO give oMctnt
notice 70 the creditors OF the Sate OF the meeting
proposed to be held In the city of Richmond on tle
ftecnth OF February next and invite their attend.
ancen;
Now, therefore, I, GILBERT C. WALKER, Cover
nor Of the Commonwealth. do hereby make known
the said action OF the General Assembly and do re.
spectfully invite the holders Of tho bonds Of gir
MIA TO assemble, IN person or by proxy IN tho city
OF Richmond At tie time and FOR the purpose above
set forth. 80
3L.s.f January, one thousand eight hundred End
t~~' seventy-thJee- and In tie Rtnety.aayenth
year Of the Commonwealth. *
- G. q. WALKER.
By the Governor:
JAMES MCDONALD, .s-rs.-..ss- .-.sss-.sy-s.sv
Secretary Of The Commonwealth.
ia ts-tIsth Feb s5s5s,ss s 4 ~ ~ ~
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A competitive examination for cadet ut
West Point from the sixth congressional
district OF Virginia will DO held In Staunton
on Monday, February Oath.
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A MURDER IN MERcER.-It has reached us
that Mr.. Bilops was killed by handspike
in the hands ofa colored man, near Spanish.
burg, Mercer county, W. Va, Il few days
ago. The coored man is now in Princeton
jaii.-Emder H'dtChmdn.
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da m al u 81
1 GENERAL RAILROAD 8.
s1e MAIN SHEET. 3 8 .ss-. s.
I sz.ss ;ss,fxEs
$40 MAIN SHEET.

60 90 81 30 III
4 GENERAL HAILRoAIl -
s1e MAIN STREET. 6 49, u
SPECIAL TICKETS $500,
FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.
FIRsT-CLAss TICKETS TO all points nossss
South, East and West. 9s,s
SECOND-CLAsS TICKETS toal wesssrnpefsss.
EMlGRANT mcEETs 70 the West, soushwsss,
and South ut lowest rates. -
call snd buy your tickets leave ordcr1 fof kackz
aud wagon to take you to train or boat and We wfn
check your baggage at your residenee AVOIDING
tne crowd and Inconvenience at die depota ;T
ANY information Of routes cheerfrily gtven, and Z
maps, with schedule Of route, furnished.
Persons ut distance, by communicating yafh n, 5
can have tickets sent to nearest station c. O. N
We have tickets by all Of the derent tiues "a ttssf
the purchaser has choice OF routes. & g
/ fe s-.Eeas A:w. aARBER.
RICHMOND AND DANynLE RAILROAD CO., sss8ss
RICHMOND, December 20, ISM
DICHMOND AND DANYILLE RAIL-
lG ROAD-on andafter SUNDAY, DecsnDcr 81,
GOING WEST.
Train No. ltnrougn passenger) leaves Richnsond
ytlls at l2ss p. M; arrives ut Greensboro q 80
Train No. 8 Lynchhurg passenge,) leaves Rich
mond daily at SIS a. NJ. arrives at Lynchhars st
Train No. 10 Through mali and express, leaves
Richmond daily at 256 p. d.; leaves DaUviEc dsily
At lo:i5 Z. N.; arrives at Greensboro daily ct 1ao
GOING EAST.
Train No. Through mall and expressl leaves
Greensboro daily atIa0 A. NJ leaves Danyillc daily
- aga a, a.. arrives at Richmond daily at i5s<f
Train No. 8 Through pas.enger) leaves Green's.
boro' daily Except snndays} at u:io "A. 81; leaves
panvilie at 1854 P! NJ; arrives at RichmoEd st Gao
Train No. gynshbqrg passenger, leaves Lynch
u: arrives at Richmond at aas p. IL. go.
Trains Nos. and 10 connect II Greensboro with
south. ,gJt a a-g.r-s 800
Train No. 10 connects at Greensboro with train
for Raleigh, arriving there at 735 A. NJ Passengers
leaving kaleigh At 7;l5 r AZ connect at Greensboro
Train No. connects at Burkeytne with train on )
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad for an
points southwest and south. Z
mond at 1855 r. NJ. daily Except Sundays, arriving
at LyDchburg In time to connect with the Morning
Passenger train on the. Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio railroad for the southwest. ~
Passengers coming east leave LynchbarR after the
arrival Of the Atlantic Mississippi aud Ohio Pas.
senger train from Bristol, and arrive at Richmond
THROGGH TICKETS to all points south and J.
southwest can. be procured at the ticket office In s.
Richmond. and Of II. L. WALKER, Agent or tha
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No. 1928
Main street, Richmond. - :,
Papers that have arrangements to advertise the
JOHN Il. AIhCMURDO, /,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
T. 81. r.. TALcoTr, Engineer and supertntend-
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fEIIE CArILLINA, or HAIR-N0URiSH.
4 Ei., his been fully tested. and comments itscit
TO all who desire perfectly harmless hi;ir-tyliic
and dressing. Every one who Inns used 1t Is willing
10 testify To It's merit If The hair Is thin or falling
.iln is just the preparation for it. Sold by
WOOD 4 SONS. Druggists,
fa5 Ninth uud Main streets.
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FLETTEE:Rs.

2 Isl @OTs sGl1I Enc hIMAlN1Nt3 lNl
THE RICHMOND PosT-oFEICE FEBRu-
PerUons calling for letters in this list WIN fasr
say Advertised" IT not called for I'm four weeks
they viii be sent to the DcadLcter Chico, in Wash
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD CU.,S
RInuAfnNIa U her :

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD CO.,S
RICHMOND, VA, December II, 1877.
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, DE-
~ GENDER nth, the TRAINS on this road Will
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at S A. NJ
and 22o p NJ, aud leave Petersburg ut ll:25 A. III.
and sos y. NJ. 80 -
FREIGHT TRAINS, with passenger coach at 4
tached, leave Richmond ut A. NJ. and z. III, and
leave Petersburg at $50 A. 81. and 40 p. N.
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS will leave
Richmond and Petersburg ats 4. 81. Returning,
leave Richmond and Petersburg at <ao p. NJ instead
of O'Clock, rs heretofore. F
The A. NJ. TRAIN win not leave Richmond on
Sundays, and the 8.i5 p. NJ. MAIL TRAIN and $50
A. NJ. FhEIGHT TRAIN viii not leave Petersburg
on SUNDAYS. rs,.. tEt .EEsst.s-
Passengers for Norfolk viii take the 22o P. II.
DAILY TRAIN, and those from Norfolk win con.
meet at Petersburg with the li25 A. NJ. TRAIN.
Passengers from Glover Hill will take the $50 A
N. TRAIN on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays L
and returning leave Richmond on the same days ut
The NJ AL TRAINS Will stop only at Chester and
Manchester.
The ga. NJ. TRAIN will connect at Petersburg
with the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad for
PULLbfAN'S PALACE sLEEPlNG-CAR WIN
be attached to the THROUGH TRAIN at Weldon,
r. B. KAsEY,
de Is Ticket and Freight Agent
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FsDR. .RENT.

TOR RENT, 10 very comfortable FAlf.SA
Il ILYREEIDENCE,at tie corner OF second Eli
and Marshall streets; gas w1ter, Bathroom. Ynter
closets, and ample servnntS rooms 1t is being thor
ougfily repaired, and will be- rented when repairs
arc completed For terms, Geo apply to
fe lost UR, A.G. WURTFIAM. &
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RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG HDl
POTOMAC ROUTE, December le, 1879.
ON AND AFTER DE- GENDER 16, 1872,
W mail trains on this road win run rs follows
UP DAY MAIL, Utd rail and steamer, leave
Byrd-Street station T. NJ.
UP NIGHT MAIL, yin rail alone, leaves Byrd.
Street station a:iO P. n. Except on Sundays.
" ACGoNIMODATION leaves Brosd-street
DOWN DAY NAIL. vtn rail- and steamer, dr.
rives at Byrd-Street station at p. d.
DOWN NIGHT MAIL, ria rail alone, arrives at
Byrd-Street station, $40 A. NJ. Except on Mon
DowN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives ut
Broad-strect station sss7 A. NJ. Except on Sun
days. c.0ol E; T. E;, d: MixEhss;.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD.-On and after September soth PAS
sENGER TRAINS viii leave Richmond as fol-
lows: saG
$40 A. M-MAIL TRAIN Except Sunday for
the White Sulphur Springs, connecting at Gorcots-
Vile with the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas
4:as ?. M-ACCOMMoDATIO TRAIN except
Sunday for GordOnsvie, arriving ut s:ls II. N.
This train connects ut GortIOnsylle with the night
roadfor LYNCHBURG and WASHINGTON.
Through tickets, IT low rates, sold to all points
Northwest and Southwest. z
Storage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown,
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, Havre, Rotterdam,
Bergen, Copenhagen, and sothe1burg, to all Points
Agent at Richmond, or can be ordered through any
station agent on the read.
Further information may be obtained at the Com.
A. Ii. PERRY, General superintendent
JAaEs T. NETHERLAsD, General Ticket Agent. I.
tyl
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TOILET ARTICLES.

DLACK HAIR TO GOLDEN.
The far-ramcd English "AURIC0MUS," fol
changing hair OF any color to u golden shade, fol
sale ut MEADE & BAKERS drug store,
felo ol9 Main street.
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F'Oh IlEN I, q HeW bhICh SIOISE, N;.nf
II with DWELLING above on the west side Eli
OF Second street between Jackson and Duyai-a fine
business stand.
The BRICK DWELLING No. $40 Fourth street.
Candles Hill, with seven rooms kitchen, &c.
a FORTY-ACRE FARM, with good improve
ments, fine orchard, &C., two miles west OF the
city.
a new STORE and CELLAR OIL the south side Of
Broad street between Second and Third streets
Apply to RICHARDSON Il CO.,
Re lit 1113 Iain street.
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HoRr rIwt7o

f-tl' 70 .,r "altstoNL. y. I. Jud ounugaN
VIZ. a 80, ~ = l.ns east JL1 vest C,ulcca
Warren itNt", =. 'a' a"d' Wc.ts o' tic %. & T
N ID. IEsEEF Ct.J surt,
-.ua rN, k.HI r.
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t9-Train II does not stop at hoyd al.n, shaft.
or Myers Switch, and stops only signni al
BonghtOn and Lakevic.
t*l Trains do not Stop. ~ stop on siIal.
G) stop for Meals.
Trains and will run daily All other trans
daily except Sundays.
on Sundays train will run one nonr late Rom
Mayville TO Oil City.
Train will stop at bonneville on 81. NJ ~ IHs-
songers going Eorh OF I,lus Ille.
Train > may leave Of RoIsC'ill" "a % That
were re ceivod North of 1'uusIillC
j. LAWRENCE, Geo. -r9t
C. J. HEPBuKN. Asst ,upt.