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IindsleV Institute.

THIS SCHOOL HAS BEEN IN con-
i tinuous and successful operation du'
stated in these columns, permanency.
During the summer vacation the building
Will be thoroughly repaired. The location
corner OF Filth and Center streetS,) Is quiet
and pleasant, and the grounds ample for
exercises. The next term opens September
10th, 1878. For terms and other information
applv.to the principals
JAS. WATSON,
iulyH JOHN n. HUTCHINSON.
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Toledo Market.
TOLEDO, August -.

TOLEDO, August II.
FLOUR-Firm.
WHEAT-Is l@2c lover and weak;
Nc. white Wabash ST Sc; amber
Michigan on spot old 81 42l; and seller
September | AZ; No. . Wabash red on
spot 81 42l; seller August 81 40; do. D.
and NJ. 81 II; No. , amber Illinois
81 II.
CORN-Duil and lower white 44c /;
no grade 42c.
OATS-Dull; No > 3lic.
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FOR SALE.
Valuable Coal Property Fer
Sale.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the undersigned wishes to sell Tin
whole or In party that portion OF coal now
In his possession, amounting to about l25
acrss located along the Ohio river about
one fbird of a mile north OF the city limits
together with one acre of surface at the en-
trsnca ON the side nearest the river, aud
thrse acres of surface around the other en-
france, back OF Fulton. The vein of coal
will from feet 70 IN
Inv means of the county road, or by the p.
W kK.'R ", as the entrance on the river
SIDE is not 200 feet from either.
The above will be sold on reasonable
terms, or exchanged for good town prop
erty.
marl-h WALTER MARSHALL.
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Commissioners Sale.

Andrew Wilson,
rs. IN O0alCcEy.
Samuel Humes, Ct a..
BY virtue of a decree OF the Aunicipa
Court, OF Wheeling, made and entered IN
the aSove entitled cause, on the G1tn day OF
.June. 1873, will offer At public sale, at The
front door Of the Court House OF Ohio coun-
~, on
Saturday the 10th day OF August, -,
tlOo'clock A. ". OF said day. the follow
ing described real etate, that i 10 say. 81.
that piece or parsel OF ground situated iIn-
nedia.ely on the bank Of the Ohio river, IN
the Eighth ward OF the city Of Wheeling.
which is designated uDOu the plat OF sail
norton OF said city as lot No. 3, q; the town
of la Grange, with the Improvements there
on Also lots mum beTed siEteclard seven.
teen. in that part OF said city v E!ch Wa
formerly known as La Grange al when
property Is now owned by tue saId SaLhAe
humeS.
TERMS OF SALE-One fourth cash, the
residue in three equal payments q. So,
twelve, and eighteen months with lnteTes-
on the deferred payments from the day OF
sale, the purchaser giving bond with good
personal security, and the title y the p!o'
perty 10 be retained until the purchase
money Is fully paid. ,,,-,,,
iuly'H Special Commissioner.
ss-1he above sale /; adjourned unit.
"Wednesday, August 2Othr Is.5i al ~ Cc1o'E
4. ".
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THE NEW ELASTIC TRUSS,

An IMPORTANT INVENTION. IT RE-
htains the Rupture at Sll times, and under
the hardest exercises or severest strain. 1t
is worn with comfort, and kept on night
and day, effects permanent cure in a few
weeks. Sold cheap and sent by Mail when
requested. Circular rree when ordered by
etter sent to the Elastic Truss Co., No. GSj
broadway, N. Y. City. Nobody uses Metal
Spring Trusses, too painful, they slip off too
frequently, may3-c
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Csriaian--Depoi Sircet-Praaching BY Ed.
S II King, 2d and 4th Lords DAYS in each
month at II o'clock, m. Sunday school Q
o'clock, J r Warren, Sup't. Worship every
Lords day by the congregation.
Bopfist-Rev. A ID Rash. Pastor-Churcb
meeting LET Saturday In each month. Preach.
ing lst ard 3rd Sabbath in each month at / |
o'clock, m. Sunday school at 8 O'Clock, q
r Waters, Superintendent.
Mcilodia Episcopal (Souih REV. G c Over
street, PastOr--Seryiccs every Sunday morning.
Prayer meeting every Thursday night. Sun
day school At 8 O'Clock
ResbyseridA (SOuhesn)-Peaching BY Rev.
VIM. Crow, lst and ID Sabbath in each month.
Sunday school at O'Clock, n.
Pfes5ytaian (Gc1ielai Assahly)-Rev. T II
Cleland-Servioes % and iih SUNDAYS in each
month. Sunday school at 3 o'clock, m.
Rush Branol,-Preaehing By Elder J L Al
len the fiBt Lords day in every month.
GipcH's Church Liacola County Preaching
by Elder Jesse Walden ever first Sunday morn
ing and afternoon in each month.
M Maria CAristian-Nine miles south Of
Stanford-Prcschipg every Aih Saturday and
Sunday following, by Elder Martin Owens.
IVainu Flat Cumberland Prss5sterion-
Preaching by Rev. Il. II. Caldwell, Sd Sunday
in each month.
C5o5 Orchard ChristiaR-- Preaching every %
Saturday and Sunday in each month, by FL
der Il q gill.
Grab OrelGTd SprHgs-Seryice in the College
chapel every Sunday, except the second in
each month, at lOl A N. Rev John / Tar
rant pastor.
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The press at Vienna, which Is very
important and influential, is largely
worked. owned, written and Influenced
by Jews. In Vienna there are to-day
more jews than crossed the jordan with
Joshua, andin the Austrian empire there
are as many Jews as there werein Judea
at the time of Titus. The Jews or Eu-
rope play most important part in mu-
sic, in money-making and in politics.
They have taken possession Of much Of
the goods of Europe without striking
blow in battle or sustaining the burdens
of national life. If ever there was a
race specially favored by Providence, it
is the Jewish race, forit is the wealthiest,
most courted, and most influential in
Europe.
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arcn, Engineering rent.

Agrcat feat in railway construction
has just been accomplished in South
America. The Government Of Peru has
built railroad through the Andes
one Of the most difficult engineering
works that has ever beon successfully un.
dertaken in modern times. The road
begins at Callicao, on the Pacific cost,
andtcrminates at Oreya, 1000 feet above
the level Of the sea. There are many
steep grades and many tunnels and brid-
gcs. The contractor who has this great
work on hand is Henry Meigges. Of New
York. The entire cost Of the work,
when completed, is estimated at s25, 900,
600. A trial trip was recently made.
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Food Medicine.

DIR. Hall relates the case ola man
who was cured Of his biliousness by going
without his supper and drinking freely
Of lemonade. Every morning, says the
doctor. this patient arose with a wonder
ful sense Of rest aud refreshment, and a
feeling as though the blood had been lit
orally washed, cleansed and cooled by the
lemenade and the fast. His theory is
that food viii be used as a remedy for
many diseases successfully. As an exam
pie, he cures cases of splitting blood by
the use Ofsalt; epilepsy and yellow fsVerby
waternlelons kidney affections by clery;
poison, olive orsweet oil; erysipelRs; poud-
ed cranberries applied to the parts affect
ed hydrophobia, onions, etc. SO the
way to keep in good health is really 10
know what to eat--not TO know what
medicine TO take.
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ArEARED OF A GAL.

o darn Il oil "a feared Of her,
And such mite Of gall
Why, two Of her size rolled into one
Won't ditto sister Sal.
Her voice Il sweet as tho whlppcrwilla,
And the sun shines in her hair;
But ia rather face a rc,l-kiu'. knife,
On the grip Of grizzly bear.
Yet Sal says, "why, she's such adear,
She's jus, the one for you.'
Oh darn Il ALTA feared Of gall,
And me just six feet two
Though she aint any size, while I'm
Considerably tall,
Tn nowhere when she speaks 10 me,
She makes me feel 50 small.
My face grows red my tongue gets hitched
The cus-ed thing won't go;
II rifles me- cause il makes her think
I'm most tarnation slow.
And though folks say she's sweet on me,
I guess Il can't be true.
o darn IL all la feared Of gal,
And me just six feet tvol
Ny sakes, Just 'spose IL what tho folks
Is saying should he sol
Go, cousin Jane, and speak to hoF,
Find out and let me know
Tell her the gals should court the men,
For isn't this leap Year,
That's why I'm Kind Of bashful like,
Awaiting for her here.
A a
You'll swear il can't be true.
o darn IL all Ia fcerl Of a gal,
And me just six feet two.
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We are crcdibly informed that Col.
Brown, whose influence at Washington
is universally admitted to be immense,
has declared that Kentucky shall be re-
duced back into a territorial condition
and placed under the complete control Of
the Radicals, IL he and Col. Goodloe be
denied their seats in the General Assem-
bly,. Knowing Col. Browns power the
people of this grand old Commonwealth
will certainly tremble in their boots to
learn the fate which awaits them. unless
these two gallant Colouels be admitted
to seats in the next Legislature.
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SaHford-9d pivision--W r Carson, I'd Sat
urlays In August, November. February and
May. 2d Division--J b Dennis. "a Saturday
in July, October. January and April. George
Dobbett, Constable.
orb OIci1ri-lst Division-G W Parker,
4th Saturday in March, June, September and
December. "a Division-Roht Stewart, ID
Saturday in March, Jrsic, September and De
oember. Tuck Ballard, Constable.
Hidlaa Fld-lst pivis'on-Craig Lynn, %
THURSDAY in March, June, September and De
cembor "a Division - fth Thursday in
March, June, September and December. Tol
Douglas, Constable.
HigAiand-lst Division-Lewis Ball, 81 Sat-
urday ia January, April, July aud October.
2d Division John Henson, lsi Saturday in
January, April, July and October. Jas. S
Young, Constable.
Wapl0iurg--lst Division-E Padgett, I'd
Tuesday in March, June, September and De
oember. "a Division VIM. Gooch, 4th Tues
day in March, June, September and December
Granville Singleton, Constable.
Tgaogigs-lst Division-John Cash, lst
Thursday in March, june, september end De
cember. ID Division-J y Alcorn. "a Thurs-
day Ia March, June, September sld December.
Sam Campbell, Constable.
Hustaa.le-ist Division-Darius Lamme,
81 Tuesday in March, June, September and
December. 2d Division--J z Hughes, lst
Tuesday in March, June, September and De
cembeT. W RJ0nes, Constable.
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The Cheerful Faces.

Next TO the sunlight Of heaven is the
sunlight of a cheerful face. There is no
installing 1.-THE bright eye. the I'M
clouded brow, the sunny smile, all tell OF
that which dwells within. Who has not
felt its electrifying influenced One
glance at such face lifts us at once out
Of the arms Of despair, out of the mists
arfi shadows, away from tears and re-
pining into the beautiful realms Of hope.
One cheerful fice in a household will
Keep everything bright and warm within.
Envy, hatred, malice, selfshness, des-
pondeney, and host of evil passions,
may Turk around the door, they look
within, but they can never ena- and
abide there; the cheerful face will put
them to shame and fight.
IL may be very plain face, but there
is something about it we feel, yet cannot
express; and its cherry smile sends the
blood dancing through our veins for very
joy; we turn toward the sun, and its
warm, genial influence refreshes and
strengthens our fainting spirits. All,
there is a world Of magic in the plain,
cheerful face! It charms US with a spell
that reaches into eternity, and we would
not exchange it for all the soulless beauty
that ever graeed the fairest form on
earth.
1t may be very Title face; one that
we nestle on our bosoms or sing to sleep
in our arms with low, sweet lullaby;
but it is such bright, cherry little faeel
The scintillations of a joyous spirit are
flashing from every feature. And what
a power i has over the household bind |
ing each heart together in tenderness, and /
love, and sympathy. Shadows may
darken around us, but somehow this lit
tie face ever shines between, and the
shining is so bright that the shadows
cannot remain, and silently they creep
away into the dark corners where the
cheerful face is never seen.
1t may be a very iSrinkled face, but il
is all the dearer for that and none the
less bright. We linger near it and gaze
tenderly upon it, and say, GOD bless
this happy facel We must keep it with
US as long as we can, for home will lose
much of its brightness when this sweet
face is gone"
And after it is gone how the remem-
brance of it puriIies and softens our way
ward naturel When care and sorrow
would snap our heartstrings asunder,
this wrinkled face looks down upon US,
aud the painful tensions grows lighter,
the way less dreary, and the sorrow less
heavy.
God bless the cheerful facet Bless it?
He has blessed it already; the stamp of
heaven is on every feature. What a
lreary world this would be without this
icayen-born light and he who has it not
hould pray for it as he would pray for
his daily bread. -Phrenological Journal.
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TnE New York Journal Of Commerce
enlightens the world about the original
Gotham, and why New York was first
applied to the Eastern metropolis in a
humorous work entitled sSalmagudi. .
writtea by Washington and William
hvang and james X. Paulding, for the
alledged reason that the inhabitants were
such Wiseaires. Allusion was made in
this work TO the. "thrce wise men Of
Gotham who went 10 sea IN a BOWL the
the Gotham alluded 10 being a parish in
Noltinghanshine, England, which has
long been celebrated TOR the stupidity Of
ils inhabitants.
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PRoF. WISE has been interviewed by
the ubiquitous reporter, to whom be has
unfolded the details of the manner in
which he proposes to make his projected
balloon voyage across the ocean. Prot.
Wise says that the balloon viii be Of a
globular shape. about one hundred
feet in dia meter. and capable of taking
ten thousand pounds Of disposable bal
last. lie viii also have a large wicker
work car, with a roof for protection
from the weather. He says; This car
will be two stories in height. We shall
live on the upper floor, and in the lower
one shall store our provisions. Under
meath the car will be an open gallery for
taking observations of the sun. Below
this gallery the life-boat will be suspend
ed, which will be Of metal and decked
over In another place, Prof Wise
says; "From former experience on the
lakes, | judge that | can tell the direction
which tho balloon = travelling from tho
foam upon the water. | can find out
the direction Of the currents below me
without coming down to seek them, by
suspending Nighttime OF two miles in
length from this balloon, having on it at
regular distances indices which will reg
ster ne direction of the wind, Should
he balloon encounter the brave West
winds on the ocean, with the aid Of
lrag line We could go right along with
'gt the loss Of gas y ballast.
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AMONG the great western fairs to be
held the coming fall are the following:
Iowa State Fair, at Cedar Rapids, com
menciRg September s; Illinois State Fair,
at Milwaukee, commencing September
%; Minnesota State Fair, at St. Paul,
commencing September %; and the st.
Louis Fair, commencing October the 6.
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Mis-. Eliza YOUNG, who recently sued
Brigham for divorce, alimony, etc., by
persuasion of her father, agreed 30 com
promise for about $4,000, but her law
ysrs refused their consent, and the suit
will probably 60 on.
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QUEES Victoria's third son tho Duke
Of Edinburgh, is about 10 marry The
daughter Of the Russian Government
some 100000 per annum 10 support
him; and in consequences Of his coming
marriage Parliament has voted him f25,
900 per annum additional.
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An exchange says; 'This clause was
inserted by the hand Of Napoleon in the
treaty which oeded the mouth Of the
Mississippi to the United States The
inhabitants of Louisiana shall never be
deprived of liberty of person, property,
or religion If old BOny could only see
how shings now are
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A BILL of exceptions has been fled in
the New York Court of Oyer and Ter
miner by the counsel of Walworth, with
the view ofgetting new trial. 1t is con-
fidentlY expected by them that they will
succeed in their object.
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The Courier journal vouches for the
fact that a Kentucky widow was hauled
to her husbands funeral the other day by
the same mule that kicked the breath
out of his body.
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LODGE.

LODGES.
.--a.a. LOO. F-Stanford Lodge
- nj y S.)H.s.. No. 1856, IOO.F., meet every
-[TEEs.s 81 Friday night in Odd Eel
- 49, flows Hall north side Main
street. + Z Chonault, n q; jas Daugheriy, V
c. A Warren, Sec'y and VIM Daugherty,
Treasurer.
Ofub Orchard Lodge, No l08-Meets at Odd
Fellows Hall, Crab Orchard, XIV, every Fri
day evening" james Pherigo, n q; Il Bro
naugh, VGi = II Bryant, Sec.
ReJekaA Lodge-Meets every lat and %
Thursday nights In each month. I'D Pettus.
\ ca Mrs II Bryant, V CT james Pherigo,
See.
.sz<xs. Golden Rule Eaoanpaenf No. AZ
s6<<ss<Ak Meelsat Odd Fellows Hall LAT and
's'm~s 81 Tuesday nights In each month.
Jos A Miller, @ z; JBo o McAlisler, s w; Jas
Daugherty, II p and "A Warren, Scribe.
A Masonic--Lincoln Lodge No. 60 meets
~, at Masonic Hall, corner Main and
M Lancaster streets, every "a Monday
v night in each month. J X McClary.
w N; l. X latos, 5 w; II w Narnon, J W;
Dr. Geo. McRoherts, Treasurer; S @ Cundil,
Secretary.
Stanford Lodge No. 400, A. Y M-Meets al
Masonic Hall last Monday night lin each month.
A X Penny, w N; N Phillips, Jr., = W:
Geo. d Hopper, J W. A A Mckinney, Treas.
Sanford Il. A. Chapter Meets at Masonic
Han every 1st Monday night ia each month.
las. Paxton, II L,
H,llionrile Lodgs No lSl, Al M-Mests AT
Masonic Iiau, IIpsionyills, Ky, every Satur-
lay plght hei,Te ths fall moon in each month
W Brown, W NJ y @ Alfoid, sec.
Inisner Lodge No $50, 4 90 T.-Meets al
Odd Fellow Hall every Saturday night
B Donnis, w CTj Miss Lizzie P,ndleton. w
TT w Il NarnOn, W ~; Miss Amanda
Aoore, W II J K SeWell, w n S; ! W Paine,
\. d.
tioiien Sar Loigs, No. POS, T. o. q. r..
Nlecls at Odd.fcllows' Hall, Crab Orchard.
Kentucky, every Monday night. r. Pheri.
% W. z. T. Mis- Alice b. Hardin W. ".
". q. Jones W. See; d. D. Edmisioo 2. W,
~.
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If your uncle's sister is not your aunt,
what relation is she to you? she is your
mother. 49,
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County Court, ID Monday in each month
Quarterly Court, lst Mondav4 in March, June,
September aud December. Court Of Claims
u Monday in October. Court Of Levy and
Asscsmcnt-2i Monday in June.
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Why is a cat going up three pairs Of
stairs like high hills Because she's
a-mountain.
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Durbon's Patent Pump.

an ala0 ascnt ar The abose-nained pump Coz dug
o. drilled ecIls and slsieIua.
lcros desiring 20 purchaae either Of the above
y supplied BY oalluE a. my ranidcnee IN n oguyille
Lnoeln county, kentucky. -. -.
bo-iy A. 4 'ktsaklL
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WITHOUT CHANGE.
ONLY rNInTY-eNE uouRs.
GTEEL RAIL- DOUBLE TRACKli
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

ne Great iSoyf Lac .6oa Cfaosanaff o. C,lualass
laal
Saving 81 % 10 miles, and arriving tralns IN 3D.
vunce al NEW YORK.
saving y miles, and striving 81 hours In advance
al BALTIMORE
saving q mills, and arriving 81 hoursin advance at
WASHINGTON.
Rseehing PHILADELPHIA one train the quickest.
The Great Iron Railway Bridgesi
Over the Ohio river ~ Parkcrshurg and neaire arr
conlpleie. Morning anl uifht lines a. ininns PAL
ace d5awinc-rolm AID slo,pinr cars are run on This
route nun Cincinnati Couiabus 10 Baitifacrc and
Washington City,
WITHOUT CHANGE.
ny this route you avoid all omnibus transfers and
ferries
and west. A.. ~ Cole general ticket agrnti Baltimore
Nd. j. 4. Nilsan, master transportation haltinoro
Nd. Sidney D. Jones' general pass agont Cinclnnau
Ohio.
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Ssa4foni-John VI Phillips. Jr, Judge, 4th
Saturday in each month. Thos. Purdom Mar
shal. I Adkins, Special Police.
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Lincoln County Directory.

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY COMMITTEE
W. @. WEIGH, Chairman;
Vim. Gooch, VIM. O. Hansford,
las. Cook, John Young,
leo. W Afford, Shes. Richards,
Juo. sam. OWslcv.
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NEW MAcHINERyl
Having purehaaad tho right 10 all
sLUSSERs PATENT TURNING FLOW

Ia ihe oouniios offincoln Casiy, Wayne Taylor and
Marion countlos, am nos prepared 10 furnish them
70 those dcairng such labor-safca, al manufacturers
IrlCos.
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wan furnish iss 10 r.gal easia'es a. MY ee-heass,
pes Pound. lSsal r. r. DANl1es
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RAILROAD and STEAMBOAT LINES.

+ oUIsvrLLE AND NASHVILLE r. r
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nnN.TON E.ImTATION SIGNALS,

Sent on receipt Of 70 cIs' VHIVH' ~" "" "H0
I'ubhshirg House "a -
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'oo is the RsssRs
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NORTHwAaD

taton for jamestown, N. Y, and connection
with A IL G. W. trains east aud west. Connects At
Warren with trains east and west the r. & z.
R.R ID. THAYER Gen'l Supt.,
Dunkirk, New YoIk.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS ON q. q. a. A. R. X.


On and after Sunday, Feb. 18th, 1873,
trains will run as follows:
NORTH NO. 3. NO. l. NO. Z.
Leave Irvine. l2,l5PM. $40 P N
Leave Oil City 500 A NJ. 2,3OPM. 7,50rM
" Pet.Cen $50 " 1887 8,33
" Ti,usv. 40 " 425 9,l5 "
Arrive Cory, $50 900 1910
No e-Accommodation Freight.
Leaves Oil City $50 A N; Pet Centre.
1913; Titusvlle, ll,05; Ar. Cory, l2,4Opm
SOUTH. NO. 2. NO. 4. NO. 6.
Leave Cory, 1885 A NJ. clio A N. 6.20PA
" Ttnsv. 1920 NJ. 7.30 7,30 "
p. Cen. l.20 " S.l7 SIS "
Arrive o. City 200 900 4" 900 "
Irvine. 500 ll.38 Z"
No. lC--Accommodation Freight.
Leaves Cory LAO y m; Titnsv, 2,5h; Pet
Centre. 3.55; Ar At Oh City. 4,30 p IN.
sFs- No. 5 and i r1n on sunday.
" -Commenc ng Nov. Sd trains will run
bv Philadelphia time. which is TEN MIN
uTEs FASTER than our time
J. J Law RENEE, Gen. Supt
G.. J. HEPBURN. ASS, upi.
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Phiia delpM,a a. Erie Railroad
WINTER TINE TABLE.

WINTER TINE TABLE
On and fer Sunday Oct s7h 1872, the Trains
on tae Philadelphia " Erie Railroad will run Us
follows: