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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-01
Notice to Creditors.

Notice to Creditors.
rNsTATE OF LOUIS HEIsE. Notice Is
" hereby given by the undersigned. adj
,uinistratrix Of the above named estate. to the
creditors Of, and all persons having claims
against said deceased. TO exhibit the same,
with the necessary vouchers 10 the undersign-
ed. at her residence, Main street silver CITY,
fron conntv. Nevada, within ten months from
he frst publication Of this notice.
Dated January 18th. 1870, ,,sr
vi Administrator of Louis Heise deceased.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-01
LApIES AND GENTLEMEN.
4 time, so

1t matters not what Your uotbies may ne,
come and let the Doctor examine your ca :
IL will cost you nothing for consultation.
please call and satisfy yourselves siNt,ier u
Doctor understands your case. Ii he oan CHI,
you he will tell you 50 II not, he WIN tell yo,:
that, for he will not undertake eaSe uii1ess
he IA confident of effectipg cure.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-01
MIDDLE-A0ED MEM

There are many Of the age Of thirty 10 sixty
who are troubled With too frequent evacuation
of the bladder often accompanied by slight
smsrting or burning sensation. and weaken
ing Of the system In manner the patient can.
not account for on examining ths urinary
deposits rory sediment will often be found.
and sometime: small psst,ifls. ?, t a,ns ma
miihish hue again changing TO dark and
torpid appearance. There are many men who
die Of this difficulty, ignorant oil ne Ss .ss.
which Ia the second stage oil seminal ven
ness. Dr. 8 viii guarantee . perfect surs y
Iii sneh cases and healthy restoration oil tne
EManiy an interview required n
majority Of eases balance Of treatment es1
be conducted at home without fnterruptono "
businesa All iettsrs, or sommnnicstisns'
once Hours-l0 70 !. . 70 4. and 70 Sun
days. from to only. Consultation, rfss
thorough examinAt ton and advice, z2W
Office. No. 1888 SOUTH Q STREET, vir
ginia City where he will be pleased 70 eonsaL'
with all who may DO suffering. from chrome
or Special Disea
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-01
YOUNG MEN ]


Who may be suffering from the elects ~
youthful folies or indscretlpn. VIII W wen W
avail themselves of this. the greatest bcoo
ever laid at the altar OF suffering humanity
DIR. SPINNEY will guarantee 70 forfeit nse
hundred dollars for every ease o. seminal
weakness or private disease Of sny Kind az
character which he undertakes e,,d fails %
cure. He would therefore. ssF 70 the .snse ~
nate sufferer who may read this noiiee, .nas
YOU are treading upon dangerous ground shen
you longer delay in seeking tbs proper 5em ~.
Tor your complaint You may be ~ the nra
.tags~rrmember You are approaching the
last. II you arc bordering upon the last and
are suffering some or all Of It's evil effects 70
member that IL you obstinately persist IN pro
crastination, the tips must come when TIC
most skillfui physician can render yon no no
assistance; when the door Of hoPe WV "
closed against you when no angel OF mercy
can bring you relief. In no case has NE
Doctor failed OF success. Thenlet not despair
work itself upon your imagination, bat avail
yourself Of the beneficial results OF NJ
treatment before your case Is bayond ~
reach Of medical skill, or before grim aeAth
L,.--s.. ..s,,, ~, = ,,rarn Hraye
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-01
NOTICE

puriua my absence from Dayton. MR.
HOMER W. BONHAM Is duly authorized 10
transact business in my place, to receive and
receipt for all bills due me.
L. L. CROCKETT.
DAYTON, NRv., Zee. 7. 1878.
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placed IL around her neck on her birth
day, and told her to wear it during her
lifetime; the ring she took from his finger
after his death. Other witnesses swore
TO seeing MrE. johnson wear the
watch previous to Mr. Barrys death.
Mrs. Wilson corroborated the testimony,
and stated that Barry expressed bis inten-
ton of making drs. J. IFS wife. Had seen
her wear the large watch several times, and
the smaller one too, In presence OF Mr..
Barry. Mr.. Hannegan was recalled aud
testified that he knew that Nr. Barry hal
two watches, the smaller one was an open
nee watch. A letter from Mrs. J. 10 Tn 2
mother OF Mr.. Barry In Ohio after the death
of Mr. b. full OF tenderness and love, and as K
Ing that she might retain certain articles as
keepsakes, and stating that she was be-
trothed to deceased was read.
A letter was put In from Mr.. Hannegau In
Ohio TO Mrs. Johnson In this city giving the
permission asked, but IL appears that subse-
Quently this was countermanded. After
other testimony the court reviewed the
whole case, and came TO the conclusion that
there was no larceny and dismissed the case;
stating that If there is any remedy IL is by
civil process.
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GEORGETOKN.

CATTLE MARKET.-Number OF cattle on
the market, 21S; number sold 10 butchers,
Isl. a. prices ranging nom 4sa5A cents per
pound; 81 left over. Number OF sheep and
lambs, 1854; number sold, ,0Si; 500 left over.
Lambs sold from % to $3.50 per head; old
shtep4 10 cents per pound; 30 cows sold
from 900 10 $50 per head.
GRAlN.-Boat Golden Rule, with 400 BUSH
els wheat to j. q. and J. NJ. Waters. Ce-
ment, Round Top, with rs barrels cement 10
same firm.
THE CLOSING EXERCISES OF the second
any, intermediate aud grammar schools oil
thls city take place at the school hall to-
morrow at y. M.
GEORGETOWN AND TKyALLYTowN
Kan RoAD.-A meeting OF the stockholders
o. the Geo. getown and Tenallytown railroad
was held at Lang's hall, June II. The fol-
lowlng persons were elected directors for the
ensuing year: Josiah Dent, DR.. David
SOD, DR.. A. r. Pardon, Jacob II. Kengla.
Lewis ID. Means, Isaiah Shoemaker and
Thos. Narnell. Jacob II Kengla was elected
temporary president and a. z. Pardon tenn
porary secretary.
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Condensed Locals.

Both Parker and Adams send us the New
York datlies In advance of the mails
Death 10 bed-bugs, moths, flies, and all
veTniD, Harris roach powder. 1912 + street.
The attention of those desiring TO charter
steamboat for excursions is directed to the
advertisement in another column in regard
10 the steamer 'Mattano"
esterday little daughter of Mr.. edward
Stoipe, CO 9Th street, accidentally thrust a
pointed slate pencil into one of her ears and
NE point was broken of. ChlorOforn was
administered by Or. Grove, and the broken
point was extracted bv fOrceps.
The opening trip OF the Lyceum Bureau
Excursions, last evening. was q mos salts
factory and pleasant affair. The steamer
MARY Washington" left 18th street wharf
ABOUT 8 O'Clock with a select party on board,
composed largely OF the same people who
were noticed frequently on these excursions
last season, and returned, after a deli yhtfll
ulp OF 30 miles, at about III O'Clock.
The U. =. steamer Gettysburg, which left
The navy ard about eight moaths since on a
surveying expedition to the West Indies re-
knrned 10 the yard yesterday direct from
berfnuda. The Tailapoosa left the yarI YES
,nsrusy morning at 4 O'Clock for Fortress
Monroe 10 tow the stOreship Supply MP the
river. The steamer Fortune is hourly ex.
R0yal g ~
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Removal
FrRsT-CLAss SCouRING AND DYurna.

a. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
removing to his new building, 9O6 @ st. NORTH
west, three doors west OF 9tn street. very near
ms former place. By promptly adopting the
latest improvements, whether OF American
or european invention, he is enabled 20 do
any WORK IN manner not tn be eCuaiei by
those not possessing these facilities
~ LADIES Dresses cleaned and dyed with
ont being taken apart.
e. Grape Neils refnished nfce ard cheau.
~ Grease stains removed effectuaIlv,
~ Gents garments cleaning and dycing
Speciality.
~ Prices lower than ever before, to sui,
the times.
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u Z, an snisiling remedy for DYsPEPsIA and
DIGEsTION. 1t is lhs only cure Tor SICK HAD
.sd 2 ooLfo ao Il
z sEiit and invsrisbIe cure q the DEBILIrX,
En1Irs syi ana which follow
di.tely All EERy0uSEEse and removes Ill traces
lse Oh OPIATAB and 10 thoss addicted 70 the
OPIUM HABIT; is . pleasant and perfect sub
Eitnte, curing the bad Effects Of th1 drug and de-
stroytna I'll desire for Dc.
PaMpAles.
B1LTS BITTERs DEPOT, IL Camden strsss
Baltimore, Nd.
SARL TYLEB, II,
WHOL1eALE AGKN1,
nyls-&Ds e2S loth street, Wanhinetou. DO
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The Trial OF Chas. G. Ft.bey

Yesterday, I'm the Criminal Court, Judge
MacAIthur, the trial OF CAas. g. Fisher,
Office of clerk OF the court WAS cOntInued
after our report closed.
ChGs. II Thomas testified that on the day OF
ne skin race on the Eastern branch last
year Fisher came TO bis house and called
MIN out into an alley way ia the rear, and
mere showed him paper which he said was
oond In the case against witness for keep
Ing open on Sunday, and he offered to settle
tne case Tor $40. and would burn the papers
James a. AcDertt, detective. testified that
ne went 10 Hurdles house and told him to
give up the court papers that Charley Fisher
had lett with him; Hurdle carried witness TO
the ice Office, corner 18th and streets and
toox bundle OF court papers out OF the safe
and gave them up; witness delivered those
papers 20 Major Richards, and now recog-
nizes them in court.
StepheG JlLst testified that on the dsy Of the
XIII race al the Eastern branch he saw
Fisher with bundle of papers similar tn
those now Ia court, and Fisher said he was
eoiDg 10 make a good thing out OF them.
CtEhHTSse Desfz testified TO a call by Hur-
ore snd another person on her husband, VINO
was not AZ home.
The court then adjourned.
TO-DAY.
Inc case was resumed this morning before
Judge Macarthur.
The jurors not sitting In the case were dis
charged for the term, which closes next Sat
prday.
General RenkIe stated that they possessed
deposition OF John Curran, now Ia iaIl at
cumberland, Md. The District attorney had
10 his possession papers showing that Cur
ran mad been convicted OF crime in Balti-
more, Deeember23, 1871. and sentenced TO the
peLitsntiary fer four years. Every effort hal
eeen made 10 obtain copy OF the record of
the pardon. but they had only succeeded in
setung memorandum OF TIE fact from the
Ienltentiary, which sets forth that he was
peroOned October II, 1873.
District Attorney Wells declined TO accept
the memorandum o. the existence of the par
dor. psi
After discussion on the subject, IL was de-
cided 70 telegraph % the governor and secra-
tary OK the state OF MaTylan to zee II c1a7
or TIE FeIto1 could not De ootaiuei.
hict0rd L. Thompson testified Iuat thsrs
the Criminal Court in SeDtefa Der last and
James ~ Hoffman was his bondsmal. Mr.
Hurdle came 10 witness in the IN srsst and
wanted 70 know If he had a line Icyln0
against Dim, that ne knew where toe Dc Dars
were and could get them. Witness replfed
mat he would consult his lawyer on the sub
leet- Did so, and was told not TO touch
Simon Dertz testified that he got bis papers
from Hurdle and burned them 10 saw No
person on the subject but HURDLE
SteI7eP Just. recalled. Gould not tell what
the papers were that Fisher had In his poeket
at tie ooat race Did let notice them par
tcularIy. psi
y r. Layton testified that he was deputv
eIerk or TIE Police Court "a September
MaOe OFT tEiTi three Of the appeal bonds
snd transferred them TO the clerk of the
SIlnlnal Court, taking his receipt for them
filed With Mr. Meiss, clerk OF the conrt
Dstween JuT 22d aud August sd.
Ihe testimony for the prosecution here
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LOCAL. NE VS..


AnU8ofHcHNsI III NV.nTBaSs
FoTds Opcyd House. -" Ticket Of Leave
Man"
TneaseT OnliQH-Flrst-class variety per
fOrmancSs.
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j. III. squieI . Co.,

li16 Pennsyiudnld Ape7ase,
Fay per cent. interest on deposits, payable
on demand. Special rates on time deposits
Interest paid January and July or cred
tied. 5H 60
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CAHna AA Rhauaan

Csrns, &c. Thousands
OF the elite of the world patroniZe DIR.
whites establishment, 1i16 Pennsylvania
avenue. opposite Willard's Hotel, for the
successful treatment of hard, soft and vascu-
lar corns, bunions, ingrowing aud club nails,
DC. Fee 81 per visit for attending the feet
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weather Probabilities To-day.
oyyIcB or CHrEF SIGNAL orPIcxR,

During the rest OF Thursday, In the south
Atlantic states, rising, possibly followed by
falling barometer, increasing south and east
wEds, stationary temperature, cloudy and
rainy weather Will prevail possibly followed
by clearing weather ON Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-15

MARRIAGE Licenses have been issued 20
II. ID. dlll, OF New York city, and Harriet
Irving; ~. II. Mills aud ChrIstisni Dinger:
Herman Brandt and Bertha EIeanora Ro-
bert; Harrison PenJlston and Esther Ann
Brown; G. $. Whitman and Mamie De Saus-
sure Bosucki w. ID. Leatherland adi Mary
Virginia Williams, both Of Alexandria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-15

Two DrATHs-Mr. John a. Duren, OF the
the st. James Hotel, died last might after q
tong illness. Mr.. ID. had a large circle of
ifltnds in this city. he was a member Of
re hs,onic order, being Past Master OF PEN
OF y, L la cite X y. Chapter, No. s. a msmbar
= ne noiay Mounted Commandery No. 4;
7oer OF Althras Lodge of Psrfection'
and Accepted Scottish Kite ard q
uis ~ the Masonic Mutual Relief ass
>elsavSOtPis District: An the above SO-
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APPkk.ON's AMkRIsAN 0YsL0F1
Approeehss eoupuslaoa. IA = nsvfns \ v,rv 49,,
=: rs.i:s 8 MssSi.ss. . vislnisS s.siliss
ssrest, whsrs ii sfyiss 81 Sindias - s. 80. "
- meGD
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DR.. c. w. BKNsoN's CELERY AND CHAM
oaILE PILLS are prepared expressly to cure
SICK headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspep-
nc Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
sleeplessness, and will cure any case. Price,
20 cents. Sold by all Druggists In Washing.
ton, Georgetown and Alexandria. 2A.eo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-15

C. w. scoTT, dentist, has removed from
- fsnnsylvania avenue 70 I22o + street
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CIT Y 1T e IL S

THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner
OF New York avenue and 18th street, pays
per cent per annum on deposits for each call
endar month. Banking hours, 8 TO 4. Sat.
urdays, 8 to 4 and 6 to 8. Zt3 lStlo
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Coral. Jet. onyx and silver jewelry re-
eeiyed a. Prlggs jewelry store. No. Al Penn,
kylvaDta avenue, near Z street
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o at the Government

z =Sccce. Is y be in
20 at the Government
past twenty years,
disease Tuesday night
S taken Ill while Sit
'ence, No. 223 Massa-
ersing with some
minutes after being
The funeral will
moon at 5 o'clock
NAN ANpWOMAN.
erday, Judge Wylie
In the case of Ian
ria Van Doren. He
rrted at GAINESVILLE,
and that they lived
wife until April, 1876,
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BUsISEss CARDs printed nom new type,
~ the National RepuotIeaa job offiee.
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SHIFTS, Shirt WAISTS, Fancy Bose and
hall Hose for boys, a. the Bow Clothing
ho1ss OF b. Robinson & Co, 900 PennsyI-
Wanna avenue, next TO Willian's-Aoc
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READING NOTICES.
The Crown Buffalo Horn Com b

They pass smoothly through the heir, with
out catching or breaking II of. they will
not scratch or iaiare Ins scalp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-15

THE New York, PhiIadelphia and Balti-
more limited express, Pullman palace cars,
now run by the Baltimore and Ohio road,
leaves Baltimore and OHIO depot at IS a M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-15

- IA " s<Eo-s~7n ilSrdLnents and diSDO
go, sx-ses~|whOlly Incompatible with esch
l..e.ssT as 20 provoke incessant and irrecon-
cilable sntipathy and strife between them;
mat the defendant for more than two wears
uUeriy abandoned the com plainant: that she
mas lett his bed and board and deserted hts
mouse and home, and still persists and de-
clarts mat she Will continue so to do: that
she vii rot live with him nor allow him 10
come near her nor where she chooses IN reside
and make her home, which is always away
from him and among those he could NOT nor
would not associate or live with.
A HUNDRED GUNS FOR rHE NOMINEES.
lery, has been requested by the executive
COMMITTEES Of the republican state associa-
lions 10 nre salute OF one hundred guns in
Jndlclsry square In honor of the nominees
OF the Cincinnati convention, i'm mediatel
alton.
AT a meeting Of the German Republican
Ciuo, last night, resolution was unani-
mOusly ADOPTED 70 CO operate with the state
associations in the arrangements for the rat
1neation meeting. The following were de-
klgnated 10 represent the club: On the az
tcuuve committee, G. ROeser, ir.: on the
nhsnce COMMITTEES, NJ. L. Muhlemsn.
BCCKISGHAM's BkNEFIr.-There ia eyery
ihdieation that the complimentary benefit
rendered 10 the well known and popular
oorkeeper OF Ford's Opera House, Mr. j. f.
Duekine sham, 10 night, will be q success
The Ticket OF Leave Man. will be present-
.Sam Willoughby" will be Sustained nv
Master Harry Buckingham, and IN Is one
that he will do full Justice To. This risino
yourg actor Is earning good Reputation
fords Opera House should be Gro wded To-
night
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A HOTEL CLERK NJ ssISG-Arso so1s
The detectives have lad placed 10 their
hands singular case. A gentleman giving
The name of Thomas Prather, OF Olympia.
oregon, arrived here on the Sth instant and
registered at the fremont House. Some
night afttrxard he left with the night clerk.
Mr.. Leftiugwell, his pocket book containing
SSIo, taxing bis receipt therefor. The next
morning Leffingwell was nowhere 10 he
Iound, and is supposed he has aosconded
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ffoBBS R0TGL,
" COBB'S ISLAND, Va.
Surf Bdthipg-Fishing- Snfps Shooting.
This well known and popular Summer A
resort is now open for the reception Of Wis vfRV
ftOrs. lnproy rem ents have been made in lk.H
the Accommodations generally, aid We hope %
please our patrons in every pect.
The route Is from kCrfOlS AID Old Point BY
steamer .b Banks y 20 CheTrystonA, ENCRf
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY MORN
ING.
~TermstSS per day, els per seek. s6O per
month 81 thirty days. Special rates Ter Juue and
for longer than one month
Ter Information a. areas
COBB sEGAR,
jog I'm tCspkRep Cobb $ Island, va
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SIANDKR or TITLE.-Tne case Of Carr!co
Us. Jen kins, Tried yesterday before JUG
Humphreys, IN the Criminal Court, was
rather an interesting aud novel case Car
Iico had bought the lands belonging tn the
helTs OF Lauren and Thos. A. Vernillion,
near the District line, in Maryland. Jen
Rms administered upon both estates, Az
after settling them up asserted a claim IN
hls Own favor against both of those estates
and so frustrated several attempts to sell
the lands made by CaTrico. The suit was
oeclded in CaTricO's favor, and the Jury as
sesked the damages at 500. Wo0iburv
Wheeler vas counsel for Csrrico and Henry
w. Garnet represented Jenkins.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

SUMMER RESORTS.
TALsorr HOUss x,,x
Houre well v.ntn.s.d, ssa nj. ~ irsm q ne
Depot. gtcn BrAneh ia o r. NM
B. two miles u: N Sugar Loaf Mountain. lAl
WAIVE sELPHIR sRRI.s&
eiai. n ROn rS% ,Is ,es., ,op DesI t
aud return, Se&. kkT3l
sa,n &c. JORDAN r,,r,.,.,
PISEY POINT SUMNER RESORT.
This cid ard we'll Known Sumner Re LA
sai he'd TIM sn y
hT.t cass Hotel, and win be spen for the reOe ption
and at rates Tar lower thar ever before
er Potosc sesmsrs ss which there VII u ,ss Sesr
,iy lire betw, en- washington and that ,. ind
Ih E ssP sr hsls. sss
Inc on any cost in "a. oeun,ry
ror further particulars, spsly 20 JOHN Alex
ANDRE, 1851 FennsJ lvsnis avenue. ws,bins
Ton. ysl0 colin
ROCk ENON SPRINGS,
ON TEE GREAT NORTH MOUNTAINS,
ONLY sKvEs HOURS from wAsBISGToH
WI E. Ross, D..Rs.idsai f rS1.!esss
Terms-e0 per month OF four weeks n
Special terms made for "a silie., or Tor aty yEAY
ftcd persons occupying one room. le.n1
The far. from !. admission 20 the Springs .a1 .s,
from Winchester, is only e3 60 the round tIIp.
Pure air, healing waters, grand scenery, tbun-
dant amusemeuts. may ell be obtained st this tun-
mer resort. No bar, extortionate charges, no
restraints Of fashion.
Coed fcod, atgDdantIy supplied. cooked In best
manner, promptly served.
II is the aim of the proprietor TO make Rock Eaon
Springs sn attractive sumner home for W ashing-
tonisns, q; rates which all can sfJrd.
he best OF servants have been engaged.
For descrirtis pamphlets or iRfornation call on
a. =. PEAIT SON, Insurance Agents, 4e Oh
street, mylola
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THE COuKTS,

CiRCUIr CoURT-Juctge Humphreys.
Yesterday, Lishear agt. Gallagher, Loone
& Co; verdict for plaintiff, s11,7i2 n. LIP
pen q Co. agt. Koppel; verdict for plaintiff,
S110 20. Cozzens ct al. agt. George and wife;
plaintiff takes non .suit
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RAwLEY sPRINGs,

This wtli-knowH and popular Summer Resort
VIII be open June LIST, 1876. The waters a a
By aualy sis compare favorably with the ESN
renowned chaiybeste waters Of Europe Ats<{I
Is the strOr gest chs beate in the United States
In addition TO the water the location, pure and ex
hilerstinG atmosphere, picturesque scenery, fne
walks drives, hunting, fishing, &C., all tend TO
most healthful resort in Virginia. The Company
has t great expense erected the most comm )dOus
aud comfortable buildings in the sta-e, and during
the past winter completed perfect 81 stem of
cing and undertaking.
Fer terms and pamphlets apply to
A. b. IRIOK, President,
ny@ go I'M Harrisonburg, Virginia.
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DOIOMAC HOTEL.

ST. GKORGEis ISLAND,
" Near PlNEY POINT, Mo.
visitors June 10Th. n
Visitors by Potorao steamers will be tfYSS
met promptly at Piney Point or MARSHALL IT, III
wharf with conveyance. Table always su 55.ir5
With ceoacies Of the season. Boats fer ishInk and
sailing free Of charge. Address
j. ADAMS BIOS,
mYs0 In Pfney POint o St Mays Go Nj
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PRKMIUM STEAM pYsISG AND SECURING.
81 W VI. n. WHEATLEYH
OLD AVID thLABLE ESTABLISHMHNT
Ladies and Geutlemeu can have their snrsns 49,
ssnnner wearing Apparel Oleaned or COlored fn
the very best manner. also, Winter ClothfuC Oar
pets, Blankets, &C, &C nicely Cleaned and tsrsr
care OF until needed, Work sent for and delivered
Ntnout extra harse anywhere in the Dtetrfct-re-
ceyeo from and returned any place In the countrx
oy mall n or express Once and Works, - Jenerson
once hours-7s 9. N. 10 " D. N; Saturday, 70 s
. m rvS
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MOUNT AIN House,

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CRESs0N SPRINGS, Cambria County, Pa.
This delightful SUMNER RESORT VIVA
De ogened for the reception Of guesb NAy
JUNE 18th, lS76. JUL
Situated on top Of the Allegheny Noun tains, a
more desirs bic plsce can be found anywhere.
j.S-im j. d. MCCLELLAN, Sum.