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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-21
Domestic Affairs,

Gold closed on Saturday at 1867.
Douglass, the colored printer, is to remain
at his post.
The National Peace Jubilee at Boston closed
on Saturday.
The Valley of Virginia will yield 5000, 900
bushels of wheat this season.
Minister Webb has demanded his passports
of the Brazilian Government.
William IL. Hanley, an artist of celebrity,
died in Boston on Saturday of consumption.
james Dermiston, a prominent California
pioneer, died last Thursday in San Francisco.
The Swedenborgian Convention in New
York adjourned to meet next June in this city.
George Coachman, negro, was hung, at
Arlington Court House, South Carolina, on
Friday.
Gilmore, of Jubilee fame, has been presented
with gold watch by the orchestral performers.
The force of special pOst-office agents has
been fully organized, and all the appointments
made.
The United States sloop-ship Saratoga is
quarantined at New York, with yellow fever on
board.
Struggling bands of Navajoes are commit
ting depredations on the Rio Grande and in
Eastern Arizona.
Charles Mcdonald a lad ten years old com
mitted suicide yesterday at Frederick, Nd, by
taking laudanum.
Bids were opened in Washington on the 10Th
inst. for supplying the Interior Department with
stationery.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
City Affairs.

The concluding races of the Schuylktll
Navy took place on Saturday. The Hiawatha
won the first Max Schmidt the second, single
shell; and the Sylph the third.
Thomas Hays, residing at No. 2341 Jeffer-
son street, attempted to commit suicide on Sat-
urday, by hanging. He was discovered and cut
down by his wife before life was extinct.
"A dispute took place yesterday afternoon,
about o'clock, in small court running south
from Shippen street, below Eighth, between
Isaac Hicks and Henry Booth, during which, it
is alleged, Hicks fired at his antagonist but the
ball missed him. Both men were taken before
Alderman McCluskey, who held them to answer.
"A match game of baseball was played on
Saturday, on the grounds, Twenty-fifth and JEFF
ferson Streets between the Cincinnati Club and
the Olympic, of this city. There was a large
attendance inside and outside of the enclosure.
The game resulted in favor of the Cincinnati
Club, the score being % to IL.
About six months since, Mr.. William Ma
tise, aged thirty-eight, was bitten by n dog hav-
ing the hydrophobia. On Saturday Mr. Matise
exhibited symptoms of the disease, and he be-
came so violent in a short time that two police
officers started with him to the Hospital, but be-
fore reaching there he died. The deceased ,re-
sided at Thrty-frst and Girard avenue.
The following persons have been admitted
to the Hospital :-Thomas Fellis, residing in
Montgomery county, with foot crushed by q
stone falling upon it; Hugh Duffy, with In
McDermott, leg fractured by bale of cotton
falling upon it Conrad Heck with injuries re-
| ceived while loading a lager beer wagon.
George w. Ricketts, q colored man, resd
| ing in Hirst street. below Lombard, attacked
several persons in the street yesterday after
noon, and also attempted to wound his cousin
| Hannah Ricketts, with razor. He was ar
rested and taken to the Union street station
Alderman Carpenter held the accused in $l00
| bail for further hearing.
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The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad will be
completed to the Greeubriar Springs, Va, by
next Wednesday.
The case Of smithson VS. E. NJ Stanton was
argued on Saturday before the District Circuit
Court of Washington.
The swedenborgiaus would not have Her
schell V. johnson, of Georgia, ON their elective
committee, because he was q Rebel.
john G. Smith, of Norfolk, Va, was yester-
day stricken with paralysis at the dinner table
of the American Hotel at Saratoga.
The wadding mill of Benson q Trumper, at
KinderhOok, N. Y, was burned yesterday. Loss
$4,000, covered by insurance.
"A number of appointments OF clerks IN the
Philadelphia Custom House were approved by
the Treasury Department on Saturday.
The bill before the Massachusetts, Legisla-
ture for giving aid to the Massachusetts Central
Railroad has been referred to the next General
Court.
The alleged Cuban recruiting officer ar
rested lately in Richmond, Va, was released on
Saturday by the United States Commissioner,
there being no evidence against him.
"A Boston telegram says that the remains of
Captain Henry A. WISE son-in-law of Edward
Everett, and who died in Naples, will be buried
at Mount Auburn to-day.
"A locomotive and eleven freight cars ran
from the track of the Jersey Central into the
Passaic river on Saturday night Cause, an open
drawbridge. No lives lost.
The convention at Staunton, Va, adjourned
sine die on Friday night, after q resolution of
thanks to the citizens, heads of public institu-
tions, and railroads for courtesies.
No changes will be made in the Virginia
conservative legislative tickets on account of
General Canbys opinion that the test oath must
be taken by members of the Legislature.
Judge Pitman, of Boston, on Saturday re-
signed the Presidency of the Senate in order to
enter upon his duties as Justice of the Supreme
Court. George o. Braston, of Middlesex, has
been chosen to fill the vacancy.
"A private letter from Fort Smith, Arkansas,
says that extensive tobacco factories are now in
full operation in the Cherokee and Choctaw In
dian Territory, free from tax, and making
money. One of these factories is within three
miles of Fort Smith.
Many cigar dealers have been arrested in
Boston for neglect of compliance with the law
of April l, requiring all cigars offered for sale
to be restamped. and released on bail to await
examination, provided that Commissioner Osborn
decides that the law applies to retailers.
The Government having found that the
quantity of sugar and coffee smuggled into the
country has been larger than was supposed, the
country revenue officers are now in Cincinnati
looking after goods. 1t is rumored that seizures
have been made, and that the holders will be
compelled to prove that the duty has been paid.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

mdse. to John X. Penrose.
Schr Ralph Carlton, Perry, days from Cardeuas wifi
molasses to L.. O. Knight & Co.
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ARRIVED SATURDAY.

ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Steamship Prometheus Gray, 81 hours from Charleston
with cotton, rice ETC. to p A Souder Co Coming in
Roanoke, from Laguayra ..'1'N'O' anu
Ns With bNS59 %5ss to Rat yS $ 5Su 6 from Richmond via
Steamer G. H. jt Stout Ford $ hoqTs from Georgetown
iS e1%sr Gse ySS9nM 70 % M 4GoR RsT hours from New York.
New YORK with mdss to VIM NJ Baird Co nOu'S from
m5se O Syd g. hours rom New York. with
steamer Frank, Pierce, "a hours from New York. with
Steamer s. G; Walker, shern, "a hours from New York
brig J. b Kirbyi Bernard, Is days from Centuegos
schr Hattie Baker, Crowell from Pensacola, with lum
Ser 10 Ggps Fose TO HaIne a ram 81 obn with
Schr L. Bayles Bayles i3 days from Jacksonville with
Tugs Hudson, Nichols from Baltimore and Chesapeake
MerTihew from HavredeGrace with tows of barges to
Special Despatch to The Ereniag 7slegraph
HAyRE;DE;GRAcE, june 2L-Th following boats left
B. A. knight, with wheat to A c. Catten Co.. and pig
Ss iI VIZ lumber e. Rattqss9p LipPngott
Ella, with lumber to Craig Blanchard.
J B. Hall. with with lumber to, to Craig m 4 Blanchard.
Shaw Shaw 4 Merrill, with la@beT t9 N%uii I Bro
Col. Bolinger, with lumber to Taylor, Day Moore
oreoTThsT ThsT6E 5 re MeMAloNsr EssMIsl GSG3rB3 BULLETIN
NEW YoRK OFFICE, June l9.Five barges leaves in tow
BAITnioRE BRANCH OFFICE, june 1a.-The following
0aygSs fays eTens WASH
O. j. Minis; Jos Byrnes; j T.. Durham; Grswold; and
Cascndilla, all with coal for New York.
Correspondence of he Phi1adephia Erchanqs
LEwEs, Del, June ls.-Shp Martha, from Liverpool,
and brig, name not known went in to-day Brig Exc
Cutive remains at the Breakwater. l.. l.. LYONS
MEMORANDA.
Ship Kosmos, Elefsen hence Rotterdam was spoken
18th ult, lat 40, long. 80.
Barque Union Schuette, hence, at Bremerhaven 9Th
instant.
Barque Anna, Nelson hence, Swinemunde 81 inst.
Brig S. p Smith, Knowlton hence, at Bangor 18th inst
Brig Bessie Tower, hence at St John, ~ b. 18th inst
Schrs Addie NJ. Bird Merrill and Enterprise, Fisher,
hence at Baltimore 18th inst
Schr Modesty, Weaver, at New Haven 18th inst from
Middletown, to load for Philadelphia
Schr Emma r. Graham, Smith, from Saco for Phladel-
phia, at New York 18th inst.
Schr s. H. Gibson, Bartlett for Philadelphia, sailed
| from the bar Sata, Ga, 9TH inst.
Schr Eneire Haigh Avery, hence at Belfast 10th inst
Schr Knight, Romer for Philadelphia, sailed from War
rem, r. l., 18th inst.
schrs Thos Booz, Somers, from Boston for Philadelphia
H. w. Godfrey Means, from Lynn for do 5. X. Thomas
Arnold from SacO for do, at Holmes Hole p Nj. 18th
| Instant.
| Schr A. Ptman Landlord, from Gardiner for Philade
| pbia, at Holmes Hole A. NJ. 18th inst.
Schr f. Il. Cabada, for Boston, sailed from Alexandria
| 18th inst.
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"A great teachers meeting is to be held IN Berlin,
In which three thousand teachers Will participate
-seventy-four people were killed in the London
streets in nineteen weeks according TO the previous
eetimateR
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steamer James s. Green Vance, Richmond and Norfolk
w. =. Clyde a Co.
Steamship Roman, Baker, Boston, II. winsor b Co.
steamer New York, Jones, Washington and Alexandria
w. y. Clyde q Go.
Steamer W whilldn, Riggans Baltimore, A. Groves Jr.
Steamer Beverly Pierce, New York w. p. Clyde Co.
Brig VIM. Welsh, Strobrdge, Barbados j. f. Bailey &Co
Bro.
Schr Clara Merrick Parvin Boston, L. Audenried & Co.
Schr j. Allderdice, Wiletts Boston, do.
SChr II, W. Tull, Harris, Boston, do
Scbr West Wind, Lawson, Boston, do
Schr Mary A. Tyler, Tyler Boston, do
Schr John A. Griffin, Foster, Wilmington, Del Captain
Tugs Thos jefferson Allen, Baltimore, and Commodore,
Wilson. Havre de Grace with tows of barges, w. p.
CLYDE & Co.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-08

'ALtsMA" 1T Is not ofcn that we have the time
to spare or the inclination to notice any Of tho
thousand md one preparations sold throughout no
country, each, "a II is claimed. heinz n sov,regn
eure for ore or more Of the ills tha, nes Is heir to
Indeed. We have frequently wondered h. prop.
ever died At all, or grew oil even. when nv small
ont ay they could frrri.h themselves with some.
thiny which would keep liseas At bay, and fy the
assaults OF timei concern ng the efficacy NJ one II
these remei al pr'pa sdon- and one wich ha. he.
com. ce eb -ated OF ife--we can .peav from. ter.
sona rx~rience. nd con. cien' iously say |. good
Werf'r TO 'A1.mn," NJ arti lr for restoring ard
preserving he hair manufactured by Mpssrs Sow.
ard 4 Bentley Chemists and Drn,gists, No ,S9
Main Street, buffa".--I'utfaoC Comlneic al dv No
slow sales for >eward's Cough Cur". =. ID NIL.
IER & G, E. VIII i sale & Retail Druggists, Aren,s
for Pc'ro'eum Centre. Pa. febl1
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EoiuCs in the State Legislature.

In the Senate yesterday. Mr.. Wilson in
trodnced Till for final adjournment April
IS
In the House. Mr. Webb, Of Bradford.
called up the Senate supplement- to the
July act Of 1867. allowing the Court To order
new lists for Deficiencies in the jury wheels.
Passed finally.
Mr.. Nicholson called up the ill allowing
The present and future comfy surveyors to
net till successors are duly qualified. Pass
I'd finally
Mr.. Nicholson also called np the Senatr
hill relative to lateral railroads. authorizing
parties to abandon ,hrir construction and
mako equitable settlement. apple .hl" T."
Beaver. Washington and Fayettc rount,vr.
Passed inally.
Mr. Clark. Of Warren. introduced bill
Authorizing u statement Of ri2hls consnlidai-
81 in the merger Of railroad companies. du"
notice to he given stockholders.
The bill authorizing election Of BoNr'
Of Licrnscrs in Tiusvile passed Iinally.
The hiil authorizing ailioad c"mmni"'
IN suhscrihe to the strck If improv men
,omp,nies passed finsl!y, with SchnylNiI
county exempted from its provisions
The hill AUTHORIZING Tie appnih!ment of :
| police force in Petroleum Centre was pass
ed.
Mr.. Graham cali, d up the bill authoriz
| ing the congregation of convics in th'
Western Prnien,iary for labor, lenrnin.
and religious seryicrs passed.
Tie Registry I'LL. with an adliiiona
section specially prnyiding Tor Philadelphia
passed second reading BY IL strict part,
vote
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Wisconsin proposes 10 abolish tie grand
jury system.
= Queen Victoria still wears the deepest
mourning
Three concise rules for ve'ocipede rilers
s,raddle. paddle and skedadd'e.
Portraits IF Seer, 'ar7 Fish's children are
said to be sardines-li tie fishes done IN
oil.
San Francisco inrics refuse to mulct news
papers in damages Of libel.
About 26 coo immigrants arrived in New
York in March.
General Mower has taken command in
Louisiana.
A "Kn.Klux-Klan" has been started in
Irrlend.
The Atlantic is still making rapid inroads
on Atlantic City.
They have an "Air Cure Establishment
in New York.
The New Yo,k Revolution wants married
women TO retain their maiden name.
Ladies are requested not to smoke in
this room" is the notice in one Of the Paris
cafes.
Mis-. Kellogg makes her notes rcdeemahl'
only in gold. and two hundred and fifty dol
lars night at that.
Queen Victoria mediiatcs publishing two
more books upon the Scotch Highlands.
He,ral ia a nice nlace to live in. II has
srvpnty.seven public holidays annually, be-
sides Sundays
Laconia. New Hampshire. was recently
asinnishrd by shower Of small fish during
a rain storm.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-08

Undcr-s'a tunnels are attTscling the \:
trntion Of English engineers, and in aidi-
ion TO the pri'c'ei tunnel under tn"
English Channel between Dpver and
Calais. it il nov proposed TO unite
Scotland and Ireland by a tunnel. running
from q point on the northeastern coast ot
Antrim, ittand, to Glrnsirone. Scot aud.
passing through the high rocky peninsula
called the Null Of CaDtyrr. THE toIa'
length Of the tunnel is estimated at funr,ppn
miles three furloncs. This ground through
which /; would have to he du:, IL is asSpr =
I'd. is exactly suited for tnnnrling npcmtints.
md sandstone for lining it Can bc held
in any q,inniity on the Irish side II is prJ-
F, posed 10 cors rnci The tnnrci for n single
line only. the eXireme depth being twenty.
one leot, and the clear width at the level
| of the rails fifteen e.. Three lines of rails
to accommodate wide and narrow gauge
carriages, however. are to be laid The
time estimated for completing the tunnel i:
abosit SIX years. and The cost S2l $50 600
To psy dividend Of five per cent, The
road shoali earn S2iO per mile per week,
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Two Of the memb"rs Of the jury which
convicted Twiich-li have made an affidavit,
them to return a verdict in half an bonr.-
They add that the impression WAS general
among the jury that they had no other
conrss 10 pursue Int to return verdict oi
guilty in the lime specified by the judge,
who. it seems, said to the jury "the Court
will wait half an hour for the verdict
We presume the came "lntellgeat" Jurors
would rctnrn Il verdict in three minutes il
tbs Conrt expressed IN inttn''on tn 'wait'
only that length OF Tins Upon their de
nisiou.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-08

Every m,i! from Havana continues to
bring advices Il tie terrible barba,itlrs per
pe'rated there. many OF them too horrible
to commit to punic print. Both parties
have for samp time henn committed to What
is now called the retaliatory practice Of
shooting all prisoners, although it is evident
that it was first begun hy the Spaniards.-
Such has too often b en- the practice in the
countri south ofus, and it has become a
general belief that it ia al Indispensable
feature OF their r,ce.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-08

There ere in Massachusetts, abont seven
hundred coIorpd Fee II sons. who have
seven fourishing Ioa2s in rxisien1t. They
have never been accknowledeed or rocng.
uiz'd by the white Free Masons nf Mas
sschnset'E. and haze for long time be. n
trying to secure what they term their tights
The Masonic publications are discussing
the subject, and 50 is tbe Grand Lod e
(white1 Of NaSaactusetts
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-08

An ,xchange tlu4 qra'ia's i's praise OF
antiquity ID things arc sometimes he''
ter than new. and sometimes are not "a
for instance. an Cd trend " tne pes'
whereas an on cd corn isn't Old wine Ia
best. an old honse isn't. Old cheese Is the
thinr.' Int IN old wife isn't.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-08

IHE Bnston Pos, tays: There are full
hs'f dozen women ia Boston who publicly
ride the vrlocipede. They display quite ss
much skill and more grace than do men,
This Is not sirange-womep, muscnia,ly
considered. are not so diff'rent from men as
eo1e rPorlr snprosa
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-08

OIL CREEK 1T is reported mat ihe Phila-
delphia e. Erie railroad managers have
Obtained control Of the Oil Creek railway.
and the Cross Q 1t trains will not he allow.
ed to run on their tack. nor will any oil
for Buffalo he allowed to be taken for the
Cross.Cut r"ad, but must go by the way
ui Erie.
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l. New York. forty years ago, maiden
married rich old fellow OF siyty. expecting
.im soon to die and leave her his money
Last week the wife drd. aged ffly-six.
leaving husband aged one hundred, and
four children to mourn her inss
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-08

j. Wolf intends moving his Jpwelv and
Tobneco store into the Sherman House.
which has heen fitt'd up IN superb style
Ar McGrone goes into the same building
with his hoot and shoe store,
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Collins Min-trtls held to,Ih IN Rouse
vile last evening to a crow ded house.
They give another entertainment at the
same place this evening. will perform in
Oi' City on Friday and Saturday ev-nines.
and will be in Petroleum Centre the first o.
next week
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GREAT SUCCESS" Brick" PoMr.
noY's new Daily n New York City Ia one Of the
greatest and most successful wsp per enterprises
Of tn country. His new weekly "Pomeroy's pem.
ocrat' Ia increasing IN circrin Ion tncr ~ y
les ner ,av send Tor snitr'c COZ lea To 81 NJ Pom.
troy, Printing House Squarr, Nsw Fork CITY
mchl2
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AnJorRNMENT OF CONGRESS-. The Honsp
r''olntion. fixing April 9Th as the dav of
adjournment of Congress. has been changed
by the Senate to the 10th inst, in which
action the h0nse roncurred.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-08

A bill hns passed the House at Harrisburg
finally authorizing the receivers of the Pc
trolenm and Vrnango Banks TO lit the bonds
depoaifed with the Auditor General for
security OF note holders. the receivers having
given the proper security.
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Petroleum Centre. Pa, April s

Petroleum Centre, Pa, April s
We. the undersigned, beg leave tn return
our thanks to the citizens Of Petroleum
Centre for the valuable assistance rendered
to us during the 6re OF last evening.
II E. BLAcKMoN,
WM Z HART.
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ggT BUTTONS TOBACCO ANTIDOTE; {;
UCNT CnEH, m a'tido'c or Tobacco, nm DR.
JDHNSON's AROMATIC fNT'-T"BACCu COM.
POUND, for -alo at : d MIL Or & cos.
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THE bo+t place i 'own TO got II pair Of Roots
mad" Of the hest stock that viii weir well AMI
wnr7an ei 10 IT. is at j. a. s'iante's ASH
irulb.e Foot shop Washington Street, Petroleum
Centre, Pa Give hi u rial. sepl0.tf
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-08

Isaac B. Cara has been nominated nv tho
, President as Postmaster at Erie. and II. C.
Rogers for collector of Internal Revenue, for
the same dislrict.
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The Christian Commission Of Pittsburgh
are endenvoring to obtain an organ for the
Jail, TO be used AZ the Sunday services.
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s4s,st :,

CARPET, of every qua ty Hn1 dos ription, ut
REYN I'D. u lop IE\D Y co.'s, NJ. IL Gentle
streA oppo-itr the = o., oil titv Pa.
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The State Medical Association of Erie.
hold their next convention at Erie, on the
9th Of June.
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PArga AND ENVELOPES atA. D. MILLER.

~. Tee beat CJaAES In tho market arc the Buf.
f,,o Fav,rites rnanut,ctnred by walker s. Rave
Seld at the ug Store of ~
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. Ednrd yvascA large ass 'r'ment Of which Is
being closed nUt a, reiu,. rats Mt REY NoLns,
BRhnHEAD s. co.'s, No. II Celtre ST., opposite
tie Post Once Oh CITY IN.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-08

CrUciserv--P MI inf- % TO RiYNj Lbs,
BRnDHEAD 6 Cr~, No. Il Cen'ce street, oppo.
site the Post Onice, Oh CT Y, pa.
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A white man recently took ont license
in Wilmington, Sonth Carolina, to mary q
eolore6 womar.
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Dry Goods a large stock at REYNOLDS
BRnDnEAD COS, No. II Centre st, oppo,i,e
thu Post Office oil CITY, Pa.
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SITS. PETER AND raI'L's (CATHOLIC)
CHURCH.
Mass at io14 a. m.
vespers and Berediction Of the Blessed
eacrsment at 4 n. m.
Cstechism at2 n. m.
JAMES DUNN, Ps.tor.
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TIA. d. MILLER & CO, Drugqist4. are
ag'rts Tie crltra'ed ~ u. riGarr,n manu-
featured by lie Am Iicrn v hip 90. Try them
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FOUR FOLD LINIMENT.
Gcnuine, for sale wholesale md retail. ut
4. D MILLER & cos.
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CawD ro TnE psfnLvc.

Through fase rerrescnt,ions. Mike trck'ey's g
Obliged to discontiiur business 70 n f'w days. hop
ing HI friends and customers wi haveps'e'ce and
ber him. he remains the pu''ic servant.
MIKE BUCKLEY
Petroleum Centre. April :. 1sr9. lw.
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rEass, Cara. Es0O,s ana shoes.--A lsrs.
assortment at REYNul Ds. BHODIEAD 4 cos,
No. II Cents Street, oppesils tue, Poet C1ios Gsi
git", Pa.
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SASH. GLASS AND DOORS, LARGE
c.>o,. ot tho rrrriture sto-c Mar27.
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SWEDISH LEIGH :, who osa'e nnd rc'sil, al
A. y. MILLER CO.'S DiVG TORE