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The New York herald., 1869-09-03

Arrival OF tho President at Saratoga Springs.
SARATOGA. Sept. 2, 1892
The President arrived here this evening ON his
return from Warrington. He LETT New York in the
directors car. on the HUDSON River Railroad. a.
tached to the regular hafpast ten O'Clock Saratoga
tram from New York this morning. He made the
journey unattended BY any Of his ofcial stan: The
President was received at the hotel BY Warren
Leland. He win not leave this city until Monday
when he win visit Senator Conkling at Utica ana
return here A quartet OF New York politicians Or.
rived here, II understood with view to ntruding
upon the quiet OF the Pr0sldent's visit.
Mrhe President and Mrs. Grant will have o recep.
tlon IN the UniOh Hotel parl0rs on Friday evening.
st nine O'Clock.
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IRELAND.

A Cardinal ON Public Education.
DUBLIN, Sept. q 1859.
Cardinal Cullen has issued pastoral letter for.
bidding parents to send their children to the ma
tional model schools pain OF deprivation Of sacra
menta
The New York herald., 1869-09-03

The Cuban Question In Madrid.
MADRID Sept 2. 1869.
The journals here are Respondent about Cuba ana
demand fuller oficial information OF the state of
'anairs IN the island.
The New York herald., 1869-09-03
novEMEsTs OF THE PRESIDENT.
His Arrival In tho City and Departure Yes
tersiay.

His Arrival In tho City and Departure Yos-
terday.
Tho President. accompanied BY his private secre.
tary General Porter, and Assistant Secretary OF
state j. c. Bancroft Davis arrived in this city ON the
early train yesterday morning. From the depot tho
President proceeded to the residence Of Mr.. Corbn
his brother-i1-law. where he took breakfast At
half past ten O'Clock yesterday morning the Pres-
dent left for Saratoga on special train
placed at hts disposal by Mr.. Vanderbilt.
who bad arrived from Long Island. The same after
noon the General and lady left by the boat for West
Point To-day they viii leave for Saratoga and this
evening Join the President and family.
Assistant Secretary Davis ts stopping at the Bre-
WORT House. He vii! return to Washington In tim
TO take charge upon the departure OF Secretary Fish
on Sunday evening next. IL IL understood that Mr..
Fish will attend the wedding OF one OF his sons
which H 70 take place AZ New York during next
week.
The New York herald., 1869-09-03

A.-Ladies' Faces Euameiied niso tho Pre-
paraton for sale, with Instructions, by NJ LAU35ON o
broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-09-03

Ont-xuos'- Fail STYLE of Gcnt.' Hats. No.
3i9 Broadway,
The New York herald., 1869-09-03

A.-I3urnett's Florimelt an Exari-Itc Fer.
fume resembling the fresh oriors Of bouquet Has
soua and ID for sale BY all druggists.
The New York herald., 1869-09-03

rndie. from The Country wishing Boots aud
zboss Tor themselves aud families good articles moderate
uriess MILLER Co., No. Union square.
The New York herald., 1869-09-03

Ladies', Hair Examined Cnrcfmliy, by DIR.
CRANrJEAN the only man who can give true aud ussfut
advics $50 years prac,ics, As'orpsee
The New York herald., 1869-09-03

Royal Havana Lottery.-Prixes Paid In Gold
Information furnished Tho highest paid m Donbooss
and all kiuds Of uold and Silver.
TAYLOR 4 CO.. Bankers, ~ VA ultres., ~ Y.
The New York herald., 1869-09-03

Cristad0ro'a UnrlvaIled Hair Oyr.-S0id
and applied hs wig and scalp factory No 6Asor Housa
The New York herald., 1869-09-03

Just Out--Chcrrv Pectorai Trochcs Tor
colds, throals and bronchs Nono cu'' ~ 'u'eAs
nona A pleAsanl.
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A.-DrookIyn Branch Of the
NEW YORK herald,
las FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN,

commodaon of the residents OF BROOKLYN for tbs reception
Of ADVERTISEMENTS, SUBSCRIPTIONS aud LETTERS
and for the DELIVERY Of HERALDs AT AN EARLY
HOUR.
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The Uun,nnUnir.-nInuv

The Human Uair.--Hany Persons tsu-c this
delicate ana beautiful ornament by burning th alcoholic
washes and piastsring q with grease. slnilr
for tho ekin and not absorbed. TUN IT'S COtOAlNt
compound OF cocoa nut on, ac., "a vao as dressing
Tor the hair, readily absorbed, ani rrS iaptel 20
its various conditions, preventing n. cd and prosiots
i0a ~ healthy xrow.h
The New York herald., 1869-09-03

(souraud,s Oriental Cream, ~ 80 Per bot.
us (S Bosd street. late OF <Bs Broaoway, ami druggists
The New York herald., 1869-09-03

Thanks 70 tho River ConservRncy.
LONDON, Sept. O. 1850.
Tho Harvard and Oxford crews have united In q
note to the Thames Conservancy, thanking them for
their exertions in keeping clear course.
The New York herald., 1869-09-03

LONDON, Sept 2, 1859.
The Harvard men have sailed on the steamer City
OF Antwerp for New York. They dinsd yesterday
with Mr.. Dudley the American Consul at Liverpool.
and iunched with the Inmans before sailing.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-07

The langmen will have their hands in
thoroughly by the time December is over.
as the following list OF executions for the
month will show: Owen Hand to be ex-
ecuted at Brooklyn, L. l., John Fielda at
Williamsrort. Pa, Zachary Taylor Hockin-
berry at WiliamspOIt. Pa. DR.. Paul
Schoeppe al Carlisle, Pa Antoine maurar
at New York city, n. T.; Dauie Wpsh at
Chicago, H.; Robert Il. Goldsaorongh in
Sussex county. Delaware;7 Max Kiengcr at
St. Louis, Mo-; Benjamin Farhout in Wyo.
ming county, N. Y.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-07

PETROLEUM TRADE.-The PHILADELPHIA
Ledger says: The following vessels cleared
from this port during the past week, with
petroleum; Barks Cam and Z. r. A.. for
Antwerp, with @o2,C gallons; brig Alice
Lee. for Lisbon, with $500 gallons;
schooner Scull for Barbados, with SS3 gal
Ions; barks Black Brother and Robert Beak.
for Bremen, with 397,937 gallons; making
a total of S77 ,2t0 gallons for the week, and
%, ,329, ,09l gallons since the lst of January.
Three ships, fourteen barks and four brigs
are now loading.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-07

The Legislatures of Kentucky and Cal
iiornia met yesterday. The Legislatures o.
Tennessee, Alabama and North Carolina are
in session, and those of Maine. Massachu-
sets, Rhode Island, New York, New Jer-
sey, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Ohio
Wisconsin. Minnesota, Iowa, Kansas Ar
ka nsas, Louisiana, Florida, Georgia ant
South Carolina will assemble in January
The Legislature of Nebraska is to be cailet
in special session, and the Legislatures 0
Virginia: Mississippi and Texas wait on th
act of reconstruction.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-07
MASONIC ELECTION OF GRAND OFFTcEps

MASONIC ELECTION OF GRAND OFFIcEDs.
"wednesday afternoon the annual com.
municaton of the Grand Lodge of TIE
State of Pennsylvania was held at the Ma
sonic Hall. Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
The following Grand Officers were elected !:
Right Worshipful Grand Master-Robert A
Lamburton: Right Worshlpful Deputy
Grand Master-Samuel G. Perkins; Right
Worsh ipfnl Senior Grand Master-AllIed
R. Potter; Right WorshipfuI Junior Grand
Warden-Robert Clark; Right Worshpful
Grand Secretary-John Thomson; Right
Worshipful Grand Treasurer-Peter Will
hanson; Grand Tyler-Chares B. Schnei-
der,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-07

The PRESIDENTS MEssAGE.-The first
annual message of President Grant has
been sent to Congress and made its appear
ance in the leading newspapers of tie
country this morning. The various suit
jects Of importance at present before the
country are treated in fair and statesman.
like manner. His treatment OF the finan
Cial question is commended by the leading
men OF both :parties. He announces that
the public debt has greatly diminished, and
that the country is in a fourishing state of
prosperity, with prospect of still fur
ther decrease during the coming year. He
says: "The vast resources of the nation
both developed and undeveloped, ought to
make our credit the best on earth. The
entire public debt could be paid in ten
years. but it is not desirable that the peo-
pie should be taxed to pay it in that time.
Year by year the ability TO pay increases
in rapid ratio, but the burden OF interes;
ought to be reduced as rapidly as can be
done without the violation of the contract
VI tue puUiiC uco' Az ASi'''o"'
of this country to foreign counries-espec-
tally TO Spain and Cuba-is the subject
matter of large portion of the message,
aud is treated in q fair and open-handed
manner, which will undoubtedly give uni
versal satisfaction. The subject of the Ala
bama claims is treatedia like manner.
In concluding his message the Plesiden
says: 'sThere are many subjects not allpd
ed to in this message which ought witt
propriety TO be introduced: hut will re
train, believing that your patriotism ant
craftsmanship will suggest the topic ant
legislation most conducive TO the interest,"
of the whole people" O9r space will no
permit us giving amore extended synopsi
of this important document.
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Petroleum Centre Daily Record.
Pet. Centre, Tuesday, Dec. z.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE Oh
TRAINS ON q. q. Il A. H.. ~


No. 2. Passenger Leave Cory 11.20 q.
m. Titusville, IL. 80 p. m; Petroleum Cen
tre. lao p. m., Oil City, 222 p. m.; lr-
yinston, 10 p. m.
No 4, Passcnger-Leave Cory 6. 10 a. m
Titusville, 1885 q. m.; Petroleum Centre,
S.l4sm; Oil City, $50 m; arrive at lr-
vinetou 40 e IN.
No. 6, Passeneer-Leave Cory G. 05 m;
Titusville, $50 p m; Petroleum Centre,
S,3S m; arrive at Oil City $40 p NJ.
NORTH.
No. ], Passenger-Leave Irvineton 7.i5
an; Oil City, 10, 10 m; Petroleum Gen.
tire, IL, ,O5 . m; Titusvilie, 1850 m; arrive
at Cory 40 y m.
No. 5, Passanger-Leav Irvineton, H.
O5 p m: Oil City 2,57 p m; Petroleum Cen
tire. $3.50 ~; Titusville, 4.2o m; arrive
At Cory 5,45 pm.
No. S, Passenger-Leave Oil City 200
N; Petroleum Centre, 7,43 am; Titusyille,
$50 m; arrive OF Cory 1910 m.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-07

YESTERDAY our townsman, MIR. Ed. Suih-
erland, of the firm of Sutherland & Taylor.
proprietors of the Petroleum Exchange Ho
tel, received intelligence that by the recen!
death of relative he had fallen heir tt
property valued at $4,000. In common
with the many friends of Mr. S. we ton-
graduate him on his good luck, as it could
not have befallen o better or more whole
souled fellow than he is.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-07

WE have the particulars Of cad case of
abortion which recently happened at Pleas
anlvilie, whereby young woman, whose
parents reside not far from this place, and
who had been at work in hotel at tina,
place, fell victim at the hands of her Sc
ducer aud prominent physician of that
place. The young woman died from the
effects Of an attempted abortion, in conse-
ouence of which her seducer and the ply
sician have fled the country. We refrain
from giving the numes Of the parties to this
unfortunate affair.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-07
A FULL bouse greeted Fattie Stewart an,

A FULL house greeted Fattie Stewart anu
his really excellent company, at Sobers
Hall, last evening. The different charac-
ters taken by ''Fattie," kept the audience in
roar of laughter. In his line Mr.. S. has
few if any equals The fancy dancing CT
Miss Robinson was excellent and was re-
noa tedly encored. Her ballad and comic
singing was really meritorious. The Clog
Exercises. by the champions, Mr.. Robert
Wilson and pupils, was immense. This is
really the best combination of talent that
has visited this place for long time, and
our citizens should avail themselves of the
opportunity presented to witness their per-
formauce this evening. An entire change
of programme, and positively last night Of
the great company.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-07

The Presidents message appeared to-day
in all the morning paperssthrough the conn
try. We speak OF the Cnban question and
many others relating to the nations pros
perity but one thing be failed to mention
and that is that the Critics Bros have open
ed drug store opposite the. Opera House
stocked with the very best in their line.
Dec. tt.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-07

A breach Of plo'nise case 10 Detroit turns
upon the question whether the defendant
intended by enclosing lesf of rose ger
anium to the lady, to use the language OF
flowers, in which case the innocent leaf
would have said, .sThou art my choice
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News Htcns.

Mrs Albert d Richardson is very SICK
Fort WAYNE is to have $3.50 skating
rink. A Buffalo firm are the contractors
A German Catholic church is building at
St. Paul., Minnesota, which Will cost
100000.
The Rev. J. Mclean of Bloomington
Illinois. has lost four children by death
within two weeks.
owing to increased fare on all lines
travel eastward from st. Louis has sensibly
diminished.
Samuel Mulligan fell dead recently, in
Walworth conaty, Wisconsin, while dane
Ing in quadrile at party
Miller, Darke county horse tSiei, has
been sent to Columbus, o., but won's have
seat in the eeislative body.
The authora of Collin complimented Sew
ard by delaying the execution of a murderer
until he was out of sight.
A shed containing locomotive belonging
to the Pacific Railroad Company was burn
ed at Harman, Me-, on Thursday.
| The Winnepeg insurgents, at last &C
counts, had their main body encamped al
'!Stinking River" and their advance aI
Scratching River"
A woman ~ the steamer Tarascon. on hel
last downward trip from Evansville tc
Louisville, threw her child overheard. She
has been arrested.
A portion of the bonds stolen from The
Real Estate Savings Institution in St
Louis, short time ago, were found in {
basement on Third street on Thursday.
Martin Lennon, WAGNER, was haulin.
water pipes on Thursday in Chicago, whel
his wagon broke down and be was so fatal,
injured that he died in few minutes.
Burglars robbed the house Of L. II. Bal
at Holoyke, Massachusetts, on Thursday
night of 50, 600 ingovernment bonds. Thre
men have been arrested on suspicion.
Twenty-;hree New Jersey justices of tn
peace, ind icied hy the grand jngy of Hnd
son county for ma,feasance in Office, wer
or Thursday arraiened for trial. Twenty
one pleaded guilty.
, At Huntingdon, Ind, on Wednesda
uight, the machine shops and foundry
/ Moilit. McCnrdy & Co., were entirely des
troyed by fire. The cause is not known
Loss 10000; insurance ,OOe.
The Evening Ne,cs is the title of ne
s daily paper 70 be commenced in IndianapC
! lis tho coming week. John II. Holiida
late city editor Of The Sentinel, is to be Il
responsible man.
+. The Missouri River. Fort Scott and G.
t Railroad is completed to Fort Scott, and tl
O first train passed over it on Wednesday,
n An opening celebration will lake place
Monday next.
d The Washington Star reports that Ma
= Harris, who shot AdOniram J. Burrougf
a clerk in the Treasury department. b
been discharged from the insane asylu
:. cured, and is now employed in the pos
u Office.
L
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THE Clarion Democrat has the following

THE Clarion Democrat has the following
interesting oil items: A. Klingensmith
tested his new well at the month of Deer
creek, last week. but did not get OIL 1t
is orly through the second sand rock-about
SEQ feet deep. He intends to drill it to the
third sand. D. Whitehill is pumping his
new well, near the same point, and getting
small amount Of amber oil. Ten gallons
of pure oil was dipped from the old salt
we'll there last week. Amos Black has a
Wbitehil we'll, at the head of the dam.
The Clarion River well, near Blyson, will
be cased, tubed and tested this week.
The oil business at Parker's Landing is
still increasing, and from the certainty OF
obtaining oil, and the great length and
width of belt, it bids fair to equal
or. excel any other territory in the country.
Within the last few days several wells have
been completed and commenced yielding
oil. The North Western Independent. pub
lished at Lawrenceburg, contains list Of
duction of each, amounting in the aggregate
to over !, 200 barrels. Perhaps this estimate
is little too high, but from the number O
wells now being finished and tested. there
is little doubt but that before the end o
this month, the yield will be over ], 500
barrels a day. Oil is Sc barrel at the
| wells. This will make an immense revenue
The territory is all in Armstrong ant
Clarion counties. A new well called th'
Lone Star, ON Stump Island, immediatel.
above the mouth of the Clarion river
was finished on Friday of last week. o.
Monday it pumped "a barrels of oil in 2
hours. giving promise OF being one of th
largest in the region. 1t is owned by Ed
H. Long, Ed. Singleton. Vim. Hartley an
others.
There are over 20 wells, either drilling o
pumping, on the land OF Samuel NJ. Fox
ESQ. on the west side of the Alleghen
river. about half mile above the mouth {
the Clarion. The first well finished on th;
farm is the Palmer well, belonging TO th
Clarion Borough Oil Co. TWAS torptdoe
last Saturday, and when tubed threw OF
some 10 barrels of oil. 1t then commence
pumping five barrels a day, with prosiet
ofincreasing 10 much higher figure. I'll
Gray Eagle well on the adjoining lease,
pumping 25 or 80 barrels day. The we
on lease No. is being tested, with pro
pect Of proving the largest well 10 the RI
gion. Several Others will be flushed soo
Mr.. Fox gets one-fourth royalty, and tn
will add to his already large income.
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A Philadelphia reporter thinks that he
might be reconcild to being drowned, or
tumbing headlong from third-storY win
dow, if he was sure of having an inquest
"held upon his corpus by so giltelged a
gentleman as Coroner Taylor"
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If you would make present to iriend
give one of Kelleyss German Silver Lamps
GatIeny's is sole agent.
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Full assortment of Diatics for 1870, just
re ceivtd W. II. Nichelson x Cos. Sta
tionery and Variety Store. nov23tf
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Notwithstanding the recent injuncsions
Government made upon the thirty Spanish
cunboats, about to sail from New York,
Critics Bros have stocked their new drug
store with the best of every kind in their
line of trade Dec. If
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The old estaplisbed house OF Owen CAT
feny, is ACKNOWLEDGED by all to be the place
to find pure and unaduterated wines and
liquors. luov.1Sim.
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A special term Of the United States Dis
trict Court, Hon. Wilson McCandles, presi-
ding, will convene at Pittsburgh, on Mon
day.
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The largest and hest assortment of Table
Cutlery ever brought into the country. ct
Nicholson & Blackmon's. t.
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Tho largests stock and best variety ever
offered on Oil Creek, is atlGaffeny's.
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Orders taken for suits and fits guranteed,
Mt hammers & Aldens.
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Divine Services.
RFSRYTERIAN CHURCH.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at II o'clock A. NJ, and Z
o'clock P. N.
REV. J. T. OxroBY, Pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at IL A. M. ana
~ P. n. Sabbath School at l219 P. NJ
ests Free A cordial invitation cxten1-
. ID to all.
REV. c. N. HEARD, Pastor.
SITS. PETER AND PAUL'S .(Cathelie)
CHURCH.
Mass at 1014 a. m.
Vesper and Benedction of the Blessed
Sacrament at p. IN.
Catechism at p. m.
JAMES DUNN. Pastor.
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As Neat New AS A PIN.-That new drug
store of Critics Bros, opposite tho Opera
House. Dec. 6. If.
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Undercothiug in large quantities at Lam
mcrs & Aldens,
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The largest and best assortment of Table
Cutlery, ever brought into the country ut
Nicholson & Blackmon's II.
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|
Mt Lammcrs d Aldens.
If you would make present to iriend
give one of Kelleyss German Silver Lamps
GafIeny's is sole agent.
Tho largests stock and best variety ever
offered on Oil Creek, is atiGaffeny's.
Full assortment Of Dia,ics for 1870, just
re ceiv,d W.. II. Nichelaon& Co.'S. Sta
tionery and Variety Store. Tnov.23tt.
--------------------
The old estaplisbed house Of Owen CAT
ieny, is Acknowledged by all to be the place
to find pure and unaduterated wines and
| liquors. lnov'lslm'
Notwithstanding the recent injunc'ions
Government made upon the thirty Spanish
cunboats. about to sail from New York,
Critics Bros have stocked their new drug
store with the best of every kind in their
line of trade. Dec. If
Undertaking in large quantities at Lam
mers & Aden's.
|
KID GLoAEs-A large assortment, ct
Lameis Il Aldens.
Buckskin Gloves, cheap, at hammers It
Aden's.
The largest and best assortment of Table
Cutlery, ever brought into the country ut
Nicholson e. Blackmon's. Il.
|
The Cardiff Giant is by come CO nsidpred
a humbug but notwithstanding Critics Bros
are bound to give every customer satisiac-
ton. Dec. IT,
SHERRIFFs SALE Is CLOSED. -Nicholson
d Blackmon having bought him out at this
place and Kane Ctv. IT,
81 90 buys bottle OF Gaffneys Sunday
Comfort. every family ahou!d have it.
SEEPIFFs SAFE Is CLOSED. Niohc'son Il
BlacaAon having bought him out at this
place and Kane City. If.
The New Gas Pamp tor sale st Nicholson
. & Blackmons. IT,
The New Gas Pump for sale at Nicholson
& Blaol;mon's. If.
As Neat New AS PIN.-That now drug
. store of Critics Bros opposite tho Opera
: House. Dec. 6. IT,
-
The largest and best assortment. of Table
y Cutlery ever brought into the country. al
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Buckskin Gloves, cheap, at hammers 4
Alden's.
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KID GLoAEs-A large assortment, CT
Lameis & Alden's.
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The Cardiff Giant is by some co nsidpred
a humbug, but Notwithstanding Critics Bros
are bound to give every customer satisiac-
ton. Dec. II.
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The New Gas Pump for sale at Nicholson
& Blackmon's. IT,
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SEEPIrFs SAFE Is CLOSED. .-Niohc,son &
BlacaAon having bought him out at this
place and Kane City. II.
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The New Gas Pump Tor sale Ht Nicholson
g. Blackmon's. If.
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SHERRIFrs SALE Is CLOSED. Nicholson
d Blackmon having bought him out at this
place and Kane Citv. Il.
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81 90 buys bottle OF Gaffney's Sunday
Comfort. every family ahou!d have it.
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PRESCRIPTIONS compoun dtd a, a. urs o.
the nj. ut and sundays.