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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-08-20

tated that Robert Bonner spcaded
oa heavy road wagon q few days
the Fashion Course, and went to
mile pole in l:ll.
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'utecnth annual exhibition of the
aia State Agricultural Society is
at Harrisburg, September 2sth.
9th, and Oct. lst.
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Longwell will give you satisiacto-
and explosions Of o.Glyscerine
ells, n yon will but call on him.
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he great circus man,9has just
possession OF three extensive
I'd In Wisconsin. in the vicinity
towns. The land was entered
Dr.. Thayer Of Milwaukee,, under
tratiop of Van Buren, and Tyler,
to be valuable.
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Superior whisky is manufactured !, ~
cInnati from garbage, potatoe psei,n,.", !,
the sweeping Of sidewalks.
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ray, ESQ.,, the new Collector of
Revenue will enter upon the
lis Office on Monday next.
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delphia is almost ont Of water 10
,ecause Of the exceeding low stage
Scbuylkill river. Considerable dis
Q rpenlted.
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1t is claimed there are thirty.two prodac.
ing wells at Parker's Landing, which yield,
on an average, four hundred barrels per
day,
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{ IL the difference between an editor
wife? One sets articles to rites and
or writes articlcs to set.
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st National Bank Of Franklin is
new stone front building on Lib
in that city.
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VERY CHEAP SHEET MUSIC, only Ave cents =
copy, 4. W. Ii. NICHOLSON & CO.'S Stationary
Store.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
JN0fE SALE !

The block Of bindings formerly owned by Goodman
No % and "a Washington strest, is oierec 1tr sa,
singly or together Inquire of O. r. schonbIom.
Pet Centre, Aug -, 'Co.-u
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M"s3rs. HukiF, Davis 8; Mitchell y, .:
thirty baiIe, vel! on the Shaw farm ,o-
tween OAl City and P.umner ,ast g.,
day.
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a., mo oy Closing Mails.

II me OS CtOHtNG NuIIHs
+. O., PETROLEUM CENTRE, PA,l
july S1sT, 1868
'nti, further notice the walls will arrive at and
art from this office as follows:
ARRIVE.
1uth and East. via. Irvincton, 10 2s a. NJ
NTH and West, Mcadville, SIS p. VI.
)ruh and East. Cory, 255
DEPARs
nth and West, 8.45 A. N.
uti.. Fast and West, $50 p. NJ
nth, East and West, 1000 A. N.
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COW Lost {!

Farm, on Wednesday, August 4th, rcd cs~ WIT
white spot on forehead with one ear cnt has Sour
wMic icet, Two white spots on the right sidc VIZ
where she may be found, will be literally rewardad
CHARLES DURN,
cavc IN -o,r.t,o, 1arr Farm r. ~ or
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PETER AND PAUL'S tCatholie)
CHURCH.
9 at 10l q. m.
per and Bcncliction Of the Blessed
nent at 4 p. m.
'cbism al. .2:p.Im.
JAMES DUNN, Pastor.
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CANDIDACY ANNOUNCEM ENTs.
PROTIIONOTARY

PROJ1IONOTAKI.
Mn L,iToR.-Plcasc announce the name Of THoM
A d yAaHr, of Petroleum Centre. las u candidate
for Prothona,ary of Venango County, subject TO the
t,saqcs of the Democratic party.
COUNTY TREASU RER.
Mr. EprTop:-Ploase announce the name of A. j.
Keenan as n candidate for County Treasurer, sub.
jcc to the usa-es of the Democratic party.
MANY CITIZENS.
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New Flour, Feed and Grocery
store
j. :. PKATHER.

At the OLD BANK BUILDING, ON MAIN. ST,
opposite - McCiintock House, has on hand a
large and ii;st class stock Of Flour, Feed aud
Groceries. which no Is pslling At low figure.
en- Don't forget he place--where A. D. Cotton
& Company broke mp. jsn2tG
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All Dailies, wee!sles and Magazine. a. Hor.MBs
3 FARNswORTH's News Room.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
eachins at II o'clock A. NJ, and ~
ck P. NJ.
REV. J. T. Oxro.Y, Pastor.
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HODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
vices every Sabbath at IL A. NJ. and
P. N. Sabbath School at9ia A. NJ.
free. A cordial invitation extend.
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Special Notice.

WORDS OF WISDOM for young men, On tho
kniing Passion in Youth md Early Manhood With
sELF HELP for the evrlng al d unf or.anate. Sen
in scaled letter envelopes, free OF charge Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION i x p, PrrLApgtpar.
IA May 81, 3m
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REV. c. NJ. HEARD, Pastor.
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Local Notices.

KEEP COOL =
By purchasing one Of those REFN1GERAToRsa ai
the Furniture store.
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II yon want good blast Of good Nitro
Glycerine in your we'll, get D. W. Longwell
to do it,.
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The worry bcs. poke -iCutery-Ra1Hs and Sci
so-s-a!l wayranted-at W. H. NICuOLSON'S.
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: Cnspets, of every quality and description, a
REYNOLDS, BRoDHEAD Il cos, No. II Centr
Street, opposite the p. O.. OIL City, Pa.
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rdWaPc-A large assortment Of witch il
being closed ont At reduced rates at REYNOLDS
BRoDrEAD q CO.'S, No. II Centre St., opposite
the ppat Office. OH City, Pa.
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BIRDS JAVA, spARROws, CANARY, GEL
MAN, at A. D. MILLER s. CO.
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PlanGiette.

Al is useless to tell ,me.thai
there is anythingin PlaRchette,
or that by 'itslaid everSs man
may become, his own medium;
Eve been there, When yon
can put a terrapin on the back
and get him 10 respond inCoE,
tic with his tail, twill be.time
to pefshade,m me that "a block OF
wood can1 be "charged'' suG
GENTLY to write sentences.
Mine was charged, but it weuld
only write when ! moved il,
and 4ihen it Iyrote5 precisely
What Idje,ated, 1Fhatspers sns
write uaeonsriousiy 9Idol ,iiot
believe Aswell tell me 'that
9 man mightiPick pockets with;
out knowing it, Nor am | at
all prepared to believe the as
sertion of those who declare
that "they do not move the
'board.n : tsaai3 s5.s 8 90
l know what operators will
do in such cases; + know the
distortion the disregard Of
truth, which associations with
this immoral board produces.
l have seen charming young
ladies, whoss word I would take
on anything else in life (even
if they protested they were not
engaged) who would not fib i
you asked them If their curIs
were false or ifthe red Of their
lips was natural, sit up. with
both hands on Plaiceette-.-for-
tilted in ialsehood by the con,
tact-and lie like lawyers.
Bring me any tive professors OF
the art-youngladies for nIen
are not to be belived under any
circumstances-iiot too far
gone to be sensible to some
moral compunction, who will
put one hand on Planchette
and the bitter on the Bible.
establishing sort of galyanie
connection between tie mega.
tive and the positive poles 'oi
the truth, So TO speak : and
swear (as Ella says the custom
OF resorting to an oath in .ex
treme cases has introduced into
the laxer sort 81 minds the no.
ton Of Two kinds, OF truth that
they do not write the messages
they promulgate, and | will dis
cuss whether they do or not Sc
riously.-CSqfls H. Heb ~
Hdrper's Magazine. .ssQt
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~: '.,:+iiief 90 X tIa3a.+aI ~

9Sp'''p' oS'' 'p'i;7Gs es hS,s.l.ie, shs.yf0
just a4t5AAat ,ilntsr ess4Nsypsa'Sss
ment :. agsay head arssE4fiisssiaidss
irdn = berth J,4.lI,,,l J,slI,,llss, tqtAsr ysRd
of IAsl gar, and ana ..aala /. i4-ql h-tql; -.
rried pvt So that .tlsl,,S all "a ae9as hsa5li.
y ScMseraisrt iora . Gq4ss Saksl giyesa,
'5olhqa qat9ppss 9ps kiss SO taak NJ, 9sA
go Y sslbssRsSsSo some sdll dllipHleb n bs!SSS;S1
nmlsl4!, !,llssaI . oopau29 40 o.,
V Iii aeeAless t99rssm t. remark g5 k,tAhRalts6, tAhalts
ii peal 9f Laughter rang from
one end # thu car to the other,
unHef cover Of which JOHN =
SUNK back to the solitary. Sc. ~
cld@ion Of his bunk leaving.
Maria to the unJisturbel pos, is
session Of her marriage licenssoai
Mlileb she interpreted to iper,s,s
nit no license, to. John, until iiIi
accompanied bgthe proper GER
tifcate, And Marier was tight;
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Wna 1EFRlsse.s1, Psg TaSEce

'sA~% ~~S G6Sts.| =
Z David A Wells. special Com
missioner Of the Treasury De
sspartment, is responsible for rthe
statement that the receipts for
sold in tlie United
STA tesfdss .isiaill 10 abss geasI
.anounlsSteAS1 ,40Os0OOntpGr-
teen hqpdIei million -deIlsFs,)'
lhIs statement was made from
Sworn returns made TnaeFthe
tnIenIab IiGvsHde lasEl1.fszl
g g The report ts Pic commis,
.sioner efiptelRlR lReyeUIettusr
iniShes information as. TO the
amount GGeigdgs aud mqnulac.
'turedAOBAefo, ApbH wIfcR d6e
hes we're paid during the past
year. The figures are Is fol
lows:
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco.
Cigars. number .......... OO.335,O52
z. Z. 10 othsse asares tnaS safaE
b be added %sahinE 9Etirauds
upon, he revenue. This would
"a Gyesthe- following: - : M -'- %
Tbacco, lbs. - .~~-.-.-.. 80 s57. 500
6tgus' number 49,. p. 7S7,ll3.4O2
: Osthe Manufactured tolac.
co, there was sxYsrtvd 1hO6O,-
900 lbs, peducting IBIS we
haYqleftpth9ns c3g>AnpaoR'
1885,, ,5o0 Tbs. To The cigars
may be added l5,o00,e6a for
ported SEhicbi are. not ..iiai:
ycl uded in the Internal Revenue
idret6fnsa,so THIS would giye
S02, 2,l13y40e'as, the aaetunheon.
!. s.ass.umplioRs TIE Average tetsit
price Of n!antiacturedtdbacco
We bags2 afcsrtalned7 Jlla
j ahF9.pt'l9s sssHtsppsfI IeNard of
cigars, Z cents each. The ac.
,phtsosgis,3S jst9hs.g,
prices, would be as s3ellGRSazsA
.Tnbacco ,,ossV,is3 ~, $47. 400, 33s 80
sCiSars a,,,s s.Jsrs 5esl F,s3S III
'. >. .osEs ssiHvs 5oTV---53
q I9i4l 5gsyss,3o,, 80 lQ394S3lI GI
81. Tile interest on the luiited'
debt Of the United States, at 6
per CENTS Sl2QQoO,QOO per au-
'plim. This Si70O000O more
,than people pay for tobacco
'anasefgars. y .sFEn7 1887 9
: A further ealculafioni will
sshp@that, thecopsumptior OF
'eigarssis equal toJal,puttwenty,
ter every man, Woman and
child in the United STATES; and
of manuiaqcsprsa tobacco, II
lbs.-OM. .Gds. ~ 2Ss sso' 'sq7s',
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How to Get Rich.

We cOmmend-the remarks OF
ii business man to our mercan
readers: That Il n!erchanttile
might as weir expect 10 gel
rich by closing lis doors and.
keeping his goods concealed
from public view, as TO
hope to suceeed in the wqrld.
willIout ailNertisingy while his
cotenporaries are continually
exhibiting theira stocks 10 the
public gaze, and inviting calls
from pireFlasers. Il is sdst as
natural for subscribers OF, news
papers to buy from Nhose who
advertise in it ,tas It Is for clii.'.
dren to follow, soldiers when. on
parade The simpls iactpf see:
ing certain goods published has
an irresistsble attraction that
will fasten Itself upon the nind,-
and never fails to guide each
reader to the very store at
,whiSh bis orosesSwaGts can be
at oace suppIisA Eyefs'mee
chant knows,itutosbe be .se,sand
yet rIa'ss 4 slssi Js!t adsrss
sort to the very method to
make sales which is used to in.
'duceflthem emste miale the pur--
.ebases,n ,AS E)IEg
= "a - l5ls sSFg-1kE hH- .t-.V-
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y sSss -
'.t 5Rlc sc el ,adyapss.

~ Tho Rernad 1 bang 81 tlle 6iaciAiiiss
RpbeiM tSgedwaknd edlnay ,EdGnbf
%b ~ h 9
i"dusfp'sSk tshdysEsissrs 5ofiia sdT
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a VERY remarkable feature


y A VERY remarkable feature
in the topogfspiy Of the couni
lttyn presents itself III Wise
county, Virginia. AT or near
.fhst Pound Gap, ion. the Ken
-tGSkSo side, iso % a mountain
about four miles IN circumler
ence at its base, In this noun
tain head four rivers, flowing
in difstsm directions, nearly
corresponding with the four
cardinal points OF ihe compass.
'rhs four springs tan!beA seen
from the TOP Of the mountain,
and they are nearly eqdl;diss;:
itanti from each other say a
mile apart. These rivers ate,
the Guest River, flowing south
into The Cllnch; the Lick. fork
Of the Kentpcky, running West;
the Cumbefland vesIsoulh;
and 1.-The Pond. River north into
The Sandy. They. flow through
four States, and are allafibn!
tary tc Che Ohio River, - !
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JESUS is BORN. ydauil
90 1gcHRHIsrM1s nYas,s
AIx-ssJesus "a Mine.''' q

A AIx-ssJsas 10 Mine."i 3isl
Sing. sing, ye seraphs white, y /.
Jesus is born; t1L rpF0u7
Past Is the dreary Night, -.
Bright Is thptlswn. -
Hail Star of Bethlehem. az Dol
Light of the prophets dreamlr
Hope doth brightly beam;
4 Jesusis born. n8sgla agv
Sing. sing. ye ransomed race, D.
Jesus Is horn: 'rrg.J1fJ q
Hail. Sun Of Righteousness igag
? Jesus Is Lorli:
Welcome. o prince OF Peace gr
Bringing our sOuls release. -.
Bidding ohr sorrows cease; -
LGJesus Is born. s'3 rl7 2l
Peace and goodwill to men, ~
20 Jesus Il bOrl; . hl .2 9mi
Cleanse now the sinners stain,
jesus Is horn; 30 ~
Glory to God ahRves jy0lF
For his uhbOunded love: .-.-,
Christ shall all our slns remove;
-i Jesusis born. 8 Ell ~ Us
Hopr shines from Calvary;
Is Jesus harh died; Of,
He washed my sins away.
9 Jesus hath died; s7oi T.
Praise to the Lamb of GOd,9 q
Olir re-asceDded lord. ,-.E,o. 81 4,
BY heaven aud earth adored
Jesus is.mihe. SJ%.s!S y 1}
-CAL1sSs Fisk. . 'y5dj ii -
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To- als' fDN------~-----..s.a
The New Orleans lPieayune
relates The following incident, !,
which occurred alta sreoent
trial insthe. Recorders Court
,of!a case off, assadlt;sa sand
you struck the mansafnquired
the magstrats ABAadl liiid."
E'ThsnP you YOU did ,TiiroRE;.T T,.'aYoR t9,R
don't, Say So" i,"But1, do" tafr
a man should call your honor
a coward wouldht you strike
himgas.. Mott would be wrong,s',
tBedad Lbelieve it woald:;s' re-.
piled .tRe cu]prit, as ,uhiyer.',
sal laugh eyinced, tIe. ,apprects
alton Of the. crowd. mon S'''A''s ''i''
Iu ASlI magihaiiIeA q lishmh i
gave, utterame'to this lame,,.
tation;;.11 ;;1'.fs "a returned x. !: ::INthe
halls of my fathers by night,
andiound !, them in .ruins!D i
cried out aloud: i,sMy fathers
Where are theyY' and echo re-.
l.spoaded: rs that you Patrick;
McCarthyp5 cGIp ulsrjg aAsisSs1 q n
~ 900 4 STIH - = .e3sss-ii iHfF 1o,s
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t--ae - "a Nf|sftA = 80
If sall the, worlds ! stsge,oy
and ALL the men and women as
players8at aths tragedy,
Ialls Largely to women en- 20 peragn
form, A London, pasers s'ayf siiv
ewing girl vas found thsyes,s
who lived az long'as sl,S could
ON tgpbsbiIliinngs a week and
ihenskediedSb gradual stat:
WALTON. Two, bott ON less les: cd chsifs siRfsssosa
a brS1k!shr "a ,Iss q 4ksapa rags ,S
an 4 corpse, were all sfhess,
= IAN llaays iealAa .ipp tie. psSs
sirpafiirosolHa 20 one morning, ,QIlr,r
women need obpl one.
turn Of the screw to !.
bring them TO asimilar end. or
70 life werse-thaa--.leslS@
wihsaiss.tH HsoiSdN Wonder sthaI s6ey &s
waking. Ia ID sense aaaS Of Then condE .
tidp,, Siii cOplS.ies hss g..
: 3 fsSi'Sf III Ssii'' 's-.@.-sshw
..'.fi .,'llf we ssvee
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( o SHDHBILITY.

TAsr, u M m,d'ch ~ ~ , H"eaan ~ Ger
S.si.S 81 e., T$y y - . %ssi ;,$ II: s.. ::
ehjogs.sH ~ tte I5o b"ths st. mach q d(S'H
IL, purity tw biOod sipr q gO.ri, I'njpl, h. hsv
comR rim STd,fG ar ne bein" Ting, tr"fa ne
sy,, i@pdri bt0AI ~ UisssekS, Dp N hbgeMs
patiep trOm q aGhpTi,b,td helI, GnIcidi,d., W'Ik
~ e., es,ygs. .,,s 1'isagi a. q & arsq .'1 and md
Weak . and Delicate Children
are ma strong by US ng the itIts
ters or Tonie-1. An -islet, th,Y are
Family Medicines. Thry cam be
admiHistefedl tIastsertcet safety
20 n .chli three nl0ntka old Ihe
tnost delicate lenlaIes or \ man OF
ninety. ~
These rems1ies ,r1 he bsd
r-a BLOOD Purifiers ,yiu
evGr knovf;. aIp, tyin Gu { u" hNdseS DsUf'ag
your LOO N dSsW@ ..fast Rep @g,
eg,,,,ss ,G. .. .,ga I,.n =, ;"1aa. - "a.
@ "sJ.s, """' s"G ~ NJ g% y,".s ~ ~g re" r.,
al yoa IN be- mei tH he "un ~ recom'
nd hem u y.ars n ho Is nIHtl on 30 Jor
yLhisg you musI 'ry laree firc'dratioas. -----s--
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Railroad Bridge at Parkers-
b,Ii.y. sIge = 10

Tks' Parkersbdre CARTE .
says: The g. & q r, r. 60, co,,'.'
are working on their brllge n
steadily. and employing ablut lss
sboGt 80 hands in raising the aa
piers IN the river. some Of
which, viii, we think u, 4, te above 80 -
high yateg during the 4 winteIs4sa
one Of the piers, qf1tlie oap'ssa
proach ish64. 80 feet above AZ
ground, ard stone Ar. are being =
cut for, other monuments, of y
the same kials, l9r which the
foundations are all laid These sd,
employ ab3ut so hands mnresas.
AN efual number aye empiS6y: -, 80
ed on the Court street RRarf
in -fillingsa 49, .av ptqT
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Waking Up.thesNagur..

| An excellent iok a. ,te tnid or
| SOM, e.. .wars wa a.. at he ..MeIntiSSe' ItSs
! House a few.niSbts a ,ysS;ye
In as -, ,w,e.beart n A geutrafo m AZ
Of, The Meli5an ne;rsSkl,on (
.bealled late IN tbesieyenibg Ia
stav ali nigbt Bainog ID A..
I , or he :, v.us made sfGa Sfeii,na
lof A praetieal aiokfs., One. a.
FIbe wars rebresen ted himself.
10 be lbe clefk and di.a,,,or L.unorn Pat
Saving that he. wanted, "a aai q room, s5r :.
Land Mat he alsd wwantedao i;d, he, be-
| called ioorr thc, 14@o'cloekW - train,
Ian the "A morning. r iinir, he was W SO erayeIy
Informed that NE ,l}a only l,iossfy
Eble CHANGE 70 accommodate
Fhim was with a lounge IA, q
troom oecupiedby fba norler.s
IPat didn'nt like the idea Of
! sleeping in the same ~ ,;;fooni:
with a naebr. but. one % OF tLe
| consyy;faii Dys5 3. furnished fi,e aor.
/ L.
EKey ws,i,h,ile Wit ifr,'it rednisile TO treat,
HeAee nf Twice wherenn0h P Pat.
concluded he was prettyacIey,
! er for d nag,irs he daa'Sand'
that he ,ghessed that he could
stay IN iAtlie same room with.
Fhim for wo.orihree houurrs. ''sif
1.-The e. gentleman from Africa
| would stay out ali tiis time.
| berotra.v So friend Pat was
conducted iisloiltis room, D per,
| iectly unconscious sof the; fact
that the proprietor aid aaci1al
clerks knew nothip q 20 the,
joke'tK4f Mas Being pfaSed q on :
him, e overcome '.''ol wi with fatigue
and swordlish, lie soea iell .l! Inh o,
a soundisleep::,, p, His torneniQpr:S l,1 nIpy:,
,nen AVE- %ent s, T. ,as' work .s,s. a psaeksd sssss
his 'ee sss 'ne 81 esndsln 81 9 IN fhe M ast lost
ssi g sly yle,a ls t me pfohelr. 4.
hour ne sSlcr rs I's lied, .5,,sn ,ssnd Yrepair;
ing go che Deppy, y, ,tllo9;ares y d 4the
trai1,- AS soon oasit. became,
full Y light, P'h' htppened tn
notice liimselfF insH,e mirror
An'explosion followed lmmedi
ately. (. - ..} s'q, g (, ~ Z, ,.l,.. l,., ''r q,
| ik "De JaDDeTS, auQ wnere $ lHe
conductugF' shouted Pat That
gentleman at once pin 'iul an
appearance. swell, what is il
,'t yo', wan'f en1uired Bill-j7-7--; 49, 20;
i want is .'., i! be "a dad' why,
SUI va 9aeeFs ahere mas oeeN Y
mistake n! a made sure Al"
Wdht l Tel, S'he clerNCat 'he
Mcln'ire House TO wake me
up lor the four O'clock traips
and here he's went and walked
up The nagur' while + I'm n, there Y
slanit as cnrnI oc ~ rnnnh and
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-07
Licenssns.Llesnss sas Liesass.,i1

,rAsEs EYasy a sfapp!skftl sRis.l,
sOdssGp,lRe sardg4a, RslRsd tpsa
arosse d,uSav tN9ntaapny "a as
voYlSi pap and A,yQpPguSw SwQssI
snan came on board Of sleep,
Ifbg car, F,sa aid the fdrmSes SfaaS s'jIs SAD!
see here o,Mr. CohdsIcioI. rs
want one of your best bShks.S
pF thlS young woman and Qne n,
for myself IndivWGally. One ~
Siltft6 roE US when We We :
'hs '1sgIlfs 1BsIgaIlfss hey, marisary Play. Play -
Iul and affect ioaate poke at ~
'MqriaF I ria with EisSv elbow, 3,,stSsss
~higfA sheSrePliReSs, ING .psY SsgPIl John ~,
'qiitl for you. see were koipg'-s
to get married at Mpriar's Gn.
cles when we Git here. We
might "a been married az Mon: "a
tanify.s 5MatIar vas assigpedto)
one aetsaheG GsbestubmkS'Laadsb
.JJhaT waa giNeiio oiIezln6t IarfJ.
as&s}s!Hfer aliiatSiaiIsi; iasSas
lhalessfB2 the aafRweresaalhsd
slosedsiawsy hi their betthsc h
10 g0thf6dgh tIlelifNitable alAr
terations of sw1atehng aadzts
freezing. sro svijsisssqs q Gsts,
turing "a stoPpage Of theqe
Iraihezat one station tbesv0ice q
I.sfcJ ArSaSass heard, raised insbg
Meadinsc aeeents, aralb suncon.ns
sci9asy thats the E,train had IA
Topped and. that stoness thegs
a&e SSstle rafting wheels is
IiSa, %iehh drowned. while s,heea;
ears were mesing eaqld gs dis H
ItiheAy. heard by all when they,
had stopped y4svs ,oAs; LA
n "Now, Mara sou might give a
= felieyjss'y one kiss,psa!, ;soa 81,
rJo4n,yPp sui oEslas@ 81
right GU. here and hoy,tt 5SEks,s
30 AesaayA iny,stAAssssaSksuss
siorp.t Vss,5.le2' zsd.e "a azcsSS
sg y, Qaly one little kiisy MaEisP!.v
and ~ goi, hope e ,4sst,lss,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-14
FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL, |
MEMPHIS. December -, 1869. /

OFFTCF OF THE DALI APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, December 13, 1859.
The activity in cotton has created a
much larger demand for money, and the
week Just gone has taxed the ability Of
our banks to the utmost. The cotton
sales during the week amounted to about
n and a quarter million dollars, and 1t
may readily be imagined that with our
limited bank capital, the money~market
was close, especially as for several days
the railroads East failed to connect, and
money shipped to this point was three or
four davs behind time. To-day there was
little more ease in the market, but as
another active week is anticipated the re-
lief will be but temporary. Eastern bills
are taken at Z discount, checking at =
discount. with exceptions during the
week at = discount.
Tennessee money is quiet. II Is NOM
inally Coo, with a very light demand from
taxpayers.
City Scrip is weak. $1,000 was sold to a
dealer to-day at soc; taxpayers buy at $40
SOC, as to amount.
Dealers are at variance in their views
concerning County Warrants-some de-
clare they only pay 65 to &c for all offer
ed, while others want TO buy at Csc; sell
ing al zoe.
There is some local demand for Gold
Brokers buy at about = to = above New
York rates, but the offerings are very
light.
stocks and Bonds are entirely nominal.
Tennessee bonds are irregular. New
York advices to-day quote Old as follows:
soc bid; sic asked. Sales Of New at 1870.
Governments closed steady: