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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-12

New SUpERlNTENDRNT OF THE q. c. &
a. +. RAILRoAD.-lt is with pleasure that
we announce the promotion of c. j. Her.
burn, ESD. to the position Of Superintend.
'ent of the 0. c. & \. Il. Railroad, vice H.
+. Sweetzer. resigned. This is an appoint.
ment worh!ly bestowed as more fitting
man could not have been selected for the
position. His experience has been ample.
having acted as Assistant Superintendent
Of the road, and was formerly Supeiintend-
ent Of the Warren and Franklin rond. The
oil men will be pleased with tho announce
ment. He now enjoys a high degree of
popularity, and the Directors Cf the road
have acted wisely in their selection.
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TIE Juvenile Missionary Society of the
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School OF this
place, held its monthly concert last evening
at the NJ. L. Church. The contributions OF
the Society for the cause Of Missions amoun-
ted to SIT, 7,3O.-qnitc an amount for children
to gather up in the space of month. The
exercises of the concert consisted of singing
and conversations about God, conducted by
the pastor of the Church.
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lHE President issued proclamation on
the 9Th inst, calling au extra session of tile
L. s. Senate, to convene today. The ex-
ira session is called to act upon nominations
for office, and other important business.
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II would seem that if sucn occurrences
had taken place ia oar midst. our citizens
would have known something oftheul. Who
are the families that these girls are now
With? All these things are blank to tho
citizens Of Petroleum. Centre, still it is as
serted they sought for and obtained protec'
lion in private families. No doubt snch as
sstsnce could always be obtained of our citi-
zens, if ever circumstance occurred where $
sistance was needed. The same article speaks
of highway robberies that, it claims have
occurred within few days right here with
in our midst, still our citizens are in bliss
ful ignorance Of anything oil the kind! 1t is
in Petroleum Centre as in other places, q
man may visit saloon become intoXicat-
those present with whom he can get n
''pitch battle" No man walks our streets
in an orderly manner who is ever molested
The ''reign OF terror" which the writer OF
the article says exists among property own
ers, which debars them from taking any ac-
tion to restore claw and order" is the most
severe rain We have had this season! A
person would think, to read the vocabulary
of words in the article, that the rain pour
ed! We have seen no umbrellas ont in
consequence of The storm, and every prop.
erty holder considers himself safe in his own
domicile! We will admit that Petroleum
Centre has its vices, and no one wouId re-
joice at their obliteratisn more than orr
selves, and who're is there a town that have
them not? Our officers are respected cii-
zens. and their vigilance does much to keep
down any desire to create disorder among
that class who indulge in 'high toned"
threats with boisterous tongue. But no
tongue has been more boisterous than has
the writer's alluded to, as his highly color
ed paintings of Petroleum Cehtre arewith-
ont comparison, negative made TO COM
pnre with the bright colors o. sun -
Such articles, were they not reflS 4 would
ead those at a distancs to beieve,ikst their
ives were in danger, should thsy step their
DOT in oar midst, and Ahis reason, no
,ersen who has any interest in orr business
prospects. except to destroy then would ever
ictionizs fallacy in 50 disgraccfnl and un-
manner. A word about this
pecial Police Bill, and we are doue.-
The hill authorizes our Court to ap oint
rerICommi'sioners, away the power to Issue
and to appoint police force. The
citizens spoken OF by this writer, who have
rged the passage, may look upon it in
ght for doing good in arrss,ing crime, but
mother feature is to take any power Of ar
est from where it now exists, and delegate
to Others! The bill has a local interest!
he ohjee. Of its passage, in the min,ls OF
be general public, is good and if its pro-
isionsssre fully carried out, 1t will pove ben-
fetal.
For The qualification of onr readers we
ublish below the article in full as taken
rom the Meadyile Repu kan:
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Ok last Friday moruing, the day after the
engine house OF the Boyles & Phillips well
40. I, Niagara Co.'S tract was burned, the
well began flowing at nearly its usual rate
as when pumping, being in The noighborhood
of 100 barrels.
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THERE was an unuanal amount Of trade
transacted in Petroleum Centre on Satr-
day last. Washington street was busy
thoronshtare, onr merchants rsaped rich
harvest, and their customers full return
for their money.
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a GREAT SUCCESS" Brick Povr.
Roy's new Daily in New York City is one of the
greatest and most successful newspaper enterprises
OF tn. country, His new weekly "Iomeroys Dem
ocra.' is increasing in circulation n thousand con
les ner day Send Tor sample conies to ~ " Toa
eroy PrtH.InJ House SQUARE, New York City
lnrLlo
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TwIrci4L., the murderer, who was SEN
fenced to be hung in Philadelphia on Thurs
cay last committed suicide in his coll the
night previous to the day he was to have
been executed. He had previously made
the remark to Eaton that he intended to
take his own life by poison.
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J. G. Coffin. whose advertisement will lie
found in another column, can 70 found on
Mondays and Tuesdays of sncl week at The
Drug Store Of A. d. Miller 4 Co he is,
we alc pleased to leara, doing a good bust
ness. success, Johnny.
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POMEROY'S DEMOCRAT.--M NJ. or
"Brick' PonsRo.s new paper already exceeds in
circulation every other political paper in the world
1t Is ''red ho., and of unusual interest Send for
sample copies. Printing House S1ga1c, Ne,o York
City. mchla
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to" BURTON'S TOBACCO ANTInorr
DON'T CHEW, nm antdote for Tobacco. and mp
JoHNSoN'S AROMATIC ANTI. TOBACCO COW
POUND, for sale at A. d. MILLER Il cos.
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TIL bcst place l.. town to get pair Of Boot.
made OF the hest stock, that will wear woll and
warranted to fit, is at j. A. E'lnBte's Fash.
ionnb.e Boot Shop, Washington Street, Petroleum
Centre, Pa. Give him trial. seplOf
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SITS. PETER AND PAUL'S (CATnOLIC)
CHURCH.
Mass at lo14 a. m.
Vespers and Denediction of the Blessed
Sacrament at 4 p. m.
Catcehism at p. m.
JAMES DUNN. Pastor.
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New Flcur, Feed and Grocery
store
u. g. pkATHER

AT the OLD BANK BUILDING, ON MAIN-sT
opposite the McClintock House, has on hand
large and fist class stock OF Flour, Feed and
Groceries, which hs Is selling at a low .igrre.
CO. Don't forget the place--where A, D. Cotton
d Company broke up. ianltt
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Lost (!

On Thursday Feb 25ih, 1862 smsoth brilt rst
and tan pup, with red collar. Whoever shall ro,rr,,
the same 10 the subscriber will be literally re
warded.
feb26tE y. H. PAYNE
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A CARD go THE PUBLIC.

Through false representations, Mike Ruckley is
Obliged to discontinue business for few days; hop
ing Ill friends and customcs will have patience and
remember him, he remains the public servant,
MIKE BUCKLEY.
Por0lGun Centrc. Anil ). ISN0 Ivy
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A. ID. Miller returned from tv.o weeks
TRIP east, on Friday last. Our readers may
expect 10 see a large stock Of drugs and fan
cy articles displayed at the drug store soon
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Crcckery-For MI kinds 20 to REYNOLDS,
BRODHEAD & cos. No II Ccu,re street, opp,.
site the Post Office, Oil City, Pa.
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Carpets, Of every quality and description. .,
REYNOLDS, BRoDHEAD & cos, No, II Cent?,
Street, opposite the p o., Oil City, Pa.
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HS- PAINT WALL WHITE WASH & SHOE
BRUSHES u large stock just received at A. u
MILLER n cos.
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\ new WE'LL struck on Friday last, on the
Columbia Oil Cos property, Storey Farm,
is doing 40 barrels.
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IHardwarc-A large assortment Of which is
heins closed out at reduced rates ut NrYNoLps,
BRoDHEAD S CO.'S, No. II Centre ST.. onpo,i,e
the Post Offce Oil City, Pa.
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Lieut.. ii. Weiter, of Franklin, has been
appointed and confirmed Register Of Public
bonds at Santa Fo. New Mexico.
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| EF A. ID. MILLER S co, Druggists.
agents for the celebrated "H II. Cigars" manu-
featured by the American Whip Co. Try them.
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Dry GOpds.'s large stock q, REYNOLDS
BRobnEAr& cos, No. II Centre st, opposi;e
tbs Post eGics, Oil City, Pa.
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-" All persons wishing to be VACCINATED
can call at A d. Miller ~ Co.'S Drug Store and
have the pure fresh article inserted. No charge.
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IN. Zee best CIGARS in the market are ,he Bpc
falo Favoriies manufactured by Walker Il Raze-
Seld at the Drug Store of
A. u. MILLER 4 co
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Flats, Caps. BOOts and ShOcs.-A larpe
assortment at REYNOLDS. BRODHEAD & cos.
No II Centre Street, opposite the. Post Office, Oil
CITY, Pa. S' VA
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WALL PAPER!

Just received large stock Of Spring patterns a.
II. C. JARVIS FURNITURE STORE mn
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Enquire at the jamestown Clothing Store.
felS.tr JJp
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WINDOW GLASS!

A large assortment, all sizes, at A. D.
Miller K Co.'S.
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r NJ. Z. CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at IL A. NJ. and
~ P. N. Sabbath School at twelve o'clock
NJ. Seats Free. A cordial invitation
extended to ell.
Rev. c. NJ. HEARD. Pastor.
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PAPER IND LNVkrUrEs alta. b. MILLER
81 CO.'S
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SWEDISH LEECIItS. Wholesale and re,af A.
A. d. MILLER & cos DRUG STORE
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

A PPLICtNTS FOR LICENSE-Thc following
N persons have filed their aopl' cat on for license
to sell liquor, to he pre-ertci to the Court Of Quar-
ter Sessions, on the 18th Monday o, April inst
Hugh McKeever, oil City.
Samuel ReiI, Pioneer. W 10 esslc license
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BUILDING FOR SALE NEAR THE
LAKE SHORE HOUSE.
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SASH. GLASS AND DOORS, LARGE
Stock, at the Furniture Store. MaroT.
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CANARY BIRDS, male and female. new stock
Just received, at A D. MILLER e. CO.'S.
Also Il fine lot Of imported English Gold Fnches
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Eiviile Services.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at II o'clock A. NJ, and ~
O'Clock p. NJ
Rev. J. T. OyToBY, Pastor.
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Time OF Closing Nails.

kI5Me OF CIOsiNE Mails.
T. O., PETROLEUM CENTRE. PA.,p
July 27sr, lSGS. {
untn further notice the mails will arrive at and
depart from this oilice az follows:
ARRIVE.
south and East, via. 1rvineton, 10. IS A. NJ
South and West Meadville, SIS p NJ
North and East, Cory, 25S
DErARr
South and West, s45 A. NJ
Snutl East and West, 9 30 r. NJ
North East and West, 1900 A. NJ.
II. Z. BLACKMON, p NJ
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friends, made him desperate; he neglected his
business and became almost insane. The diff
ference between the two young lovers in
creased every day, urged on rs it was by the
mothers aversion for the young man. On
Tuesday last Miss Beckerle returned him
presents he had made her. This made him
desperate, and on Sunday last he went to her
house requiring an explanation, and asked her
if she believed he would allow her TO marry
any one else. She told him to dismiss that
matter. whereupon he sent bullet through
her brains and then shot himself dead. She
died Monday morning.
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WE PRINT this morning letter from Mr..
+, D. T. Corbin, in reply. to q communication
signed -. NJ NJ which was published in
The News Of yesterday, and in so doing
we take the opportunity of saying that w
fully agree with Mr.. Corbin as to the i'm
propriety and folly Of putting up OGDEN
buildings in the burnt district. We have
had two disastrous CONGREGATIONS; but there
is no danger Of third while we retain our
admirable fire department and adhere to
the sound and sensible policy Of forbidding
the erection of wooden buildings in the
very heart Of the city.
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The English Cotton Strikes.

For some time the Lancashire cotton dis
tricts have been in suffering condition, on
account Of the high price of the raw mate
rial, which left the manufacturer little if
any profit. AS it was supposed that q sus-
pension of work would produce an accumu-
lation of raw cotton that would force down
the prioe, it was proposed that the factories
generally should be closed for few
months. This plan could not be adopted,
but many Of the factories worked short
time, and recently the employers at Pres
ton and other places met and agreed to re-
ducc wages from ten to twenty per cent.
The result was strike, that is likely to be
general and protraoted. 1t is not neces-
sary for us to consider the effect Of the
strike upon the English workmen. The
question here is, whether the suspension
of work and stoppsge of consumption will
force down the price of the staple and SO
diminish the profits of the Southern planter.
We believe that the whole course of the
English spinners this season is founded
upon misapprehension of two most vital
~S~>S~SS~oe~N~AS
and the amount of the crop. At this time,
the planters are but little in debt. They
have made q crop which has paid them
well, and what cotton they hold is held as
so much money, and can be held for three
months or six months longer, if necessary.
The planter, this year, is not at the mercy
Of the spinner, and can wait until the spin
ner is obliged to buy. There is but little
cotton in the interior Of the country, what
ever the bears may say. Cotton has been
sent forward freely, and there is not
doubt that the crop will fall far short of the
estimates Of the English manufacturers.
Under these circumstances, we do not
think that the suspension Of work in Eng
land should greatly affect the price. Of the
staple. Cotton is strong, stronger than it
has ever been and it will take more than,
one strike to knock it down SO that it will
not rapidly rise again.
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AT AN early hour on Wednesday morn
ing, the English House Of Commons passed
the Irish Church bill to second reading,
by the triumphant majority Of 1l8. Ths
result was received with immense enthusi-
asm. The vote was 38S yeas, 25O nays.
The original majority Of inc Liberal party
at the close Of ths elections was only ia;
90 ss8 Libsrals had been returned and z72
Conservatives.
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1Qotifes in Daukruptfp.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
il UNITED STATES. For SOUTH CAROLINA
JANUARY TERM, 1869.-IN THE MATTER OF
r. II. HARVIN, OF CLARENDON COUNTY
BANKRUPT PETITION FOR FULL AND FINAL
DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPTCY.-Crdered That O
hearing be had on the TwENTY-sIxTH DAY OF APRIL.
1869, at Federal Courthouse in Charleston, g. O.;
and that all creditors, &c. of said Bankrupt appear
at Sald time and place, and show cause. If any they
granted.
BY order of the Court the 25th day of March, 1869
DANIEL HOkLBECK,
Clerk of the District Court Of the U. S. for s. G.
March 27 20
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pankine, Gte.
SOUTH CAROLINA
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. FIVE MILLION DOLLARS.
THE OFFICE OF THIS COMPANY IS NOW
opened at No. 10 BROAD-sTREET, Southwestern
Railroad Bankl. for the RECEIPT OF DEPOSITS,
DISCOUNT OF PAPER, PURCHASE AND SALE OF
EXCHANGE, and the transaction of q General Bank.
ing Business.
Interest allowed on deposits upon the terms es.
tablshed by the Board OF Directors.
The Company is also legal depository for monies
paid into Court. viii receive Registry and Transfer
Books. act as Agent to pay Coupons and Dividends,
and as Trustee In Railroad Mortgages.
Directors.
WIN. c. BEE tof VIM. q. Bee & Coy
A S. JOHNSTON (of Johnston. Crews & Co..
ROBERT MURE lof Robert Mure Coy
B. WILLIAMS (of W.H. williams & sons.)
y y. FRONT (of Frost Adser1
j. l.. ADGER tof j. E. Adger & Coz
HENRY GOURDIN{of aourdiu, Matthiessen & COY
GEORGE L. BUIsr + (of Buist & Bulat.)
c. g. MEMMINGER (of Memminger. Jervey &
Pinckney.)
T. j. KERR (of T. ]. Kerr Coz
J. D. AIKEN tof'J. d. Aiken & Co.,
JOHN CAMPSEN (of John Campsen & Coz
A. P. CALDWELL {of R. & A. P. Caldwen)
WILLIAM &. RYAN. as
]. 7. WELsMAN.
B. ONEILL.
J. ]. GREGG. Of Graniteville. 8. c.
For further particulars apply at the Bankine
House, Charleston, 8. G..
GEO. g. CAMERON, President.
THOMAS II. WARM G. Cashier.
Charleston, 8. c., March 10, 1885, n. N
March 10 c1 tuthsa
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UNPARALLELED SUCCESS

80. (
THIS ASSOCIATION WAS ORGANIZED ON THE
22d Of June last, only nine months ago. and has al
ready secured an annual revenue from premiums ON
existing policies OF nearly $5O0,O0O (Five Hun
dred Thousand Dollarsl. Its new business for the
month Of December was S72.S93 38, insuring the
amount of LIZ, 900. Its new business for the
month Of January was Sse,b24 II, inspring the
amount Of 81, ,6A9 900. .r
One months business being greater than that done
by the largest and wealthiest Life Insurance Compa-
pies In the United States during the entire first
year OF thoir existence. 2 pge r n.
7he Association was arst started by the most
wealthy and influential citizens OF st. Louis for
the purpose Of changing the current of Life Insur-
ance and Life Insurance capital from the East to
the West and sonth and as its plan 10 liberal and
just to every section. State and district the wealthy
men of the West and Sou h generally are insuring
their lives in It, to the exclusion OF other companies
e This is shown by the fact that the policies Issued
during the months OF December and uary are Of
an averange smonnt OF 81 1858 42. drawing an aver
age annual premium Of $A18 20.
The largest average attained by any other compa-
ny in the United States s aboutS4O to each poll.
cy, while the average size of all policies existing in
this country Is only about s250O. 9gte
These facts speak for themselves. ana show that
the business men OF tho country, who have necnew
to invesi select this Association preference to a
other institutions.
Branch or Department Is about to be established
here, under the supervision Of Local Board of d.
rectors the net asses OF which to be invested in
this community. f...+
March 40 lyr
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N U F2 II HI X ASTERN RAILROAD
COMPANY.

M~aMEHEtSNmN, u
1855 $3.50 9 !!
TUE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE sTOCKaOLD
T. EkS OF T8E NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD
COMPANY will be held at the Hall of the Planters
end Mechanics Bank on WEDNESDAY, the 7th of
April next at Twelve o'clock NJ, when an election
for President and Six Directors to serve for tho
suing year will take place. G. WHITMAN
march II ws6 wi Secretary.
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SOUTH EAKULINA sllCIM,

SOUVK4 VAROL1NA SOCIETY,
I'VE ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF THE So
IL CIElY will bs held at the Hall, on TUESDAY,
Soth instant, being Easter Tuesday.
Ihe Annual Election of Officers of the Society will
take place ut the Hall. The Poll to be opened ut
Twelve O'Clock NJ.
The Society will assemble at Two clock p. NJ for
the transaction of business.
FRANCIS LANCE, Clerk
EXTRACT FROM 22D JLE.-.If any member shall
neglect to pay up his arrears the Anniversary his
name ana the sum due by him shall be publicly
read by the Clerk the three subsequent regular
meetings after said Anniversary-and If his arrears
be not fully paid by the third reading he shall be
cluded the Society," March 18
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Giaers, GobaeGo, sc.
ATTENTION, YE SMOKERS /

TF YOU DESIRE TO SMOKE A oHNyINE I'M.
IL PORTED HAVANA CIGAR and LEAF iOBAOCO,
call at No. 80, 0,MARKET.Sl RkET, whore you will
And new open for .ssss:.c ~! s... :sssss..
se.ect stock Of Cigars and Lesf lobaooo ever import
cd 70 this market and which We offer at price that
viii satisfy oil dem snds.
Wholesale and Retail, by
SAYAS &C. MARINAS.
NO. 80 MARK
january ...tr wa
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@retinas.

CHARLESTON TYPOGRAPHICAL
UNION, No. 43.
A TTEND THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
"A OF your Union, THIS Saturday EvENINa,
2'h 1nst at Masonic Hail. at halfpast Seven O'Clock
BY order or the President.
March 81 g. ADAMS Secretarv