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Monday, the 1st Pay Of February, tsG8,

Proceed to sell, to the highest bidder, FOE cash
in front OF the Hall Of The N OF Com
meIce, near the corner Of Main and North
Court streets, in the city OF @emphts, sell for
cash, to the higuest and best bidder, a. publfo
auction. the following described real estate,
viz A certain piece or lot OF LAND, situate,
lying and being in the eounty OF Shelby,
State OF Tennessee, and city OF Memphis, But
Ter Division, Block 40. 7, the same having been
conveyed % john CubOin by VIM. ) Pickett
having a nont CT 70 feet 20 an alley on the
south sice OF Elliott street, aud extending back
between two parallel lines 200 feet beginning
At . stake 40 feet from tbs northeast corner Of
Block No. 5, on the south side OF Elliott street /;
hence eco feet south 10 a stake thence east 20
feet to a stake; themes north eco feet to a staSe
in Elliott street and thence west with Elliott
street to the beginning.
The titie Is good. the right Of redemption is
waived. but l sell only IS Trustee.
ja2ls JOHN GUM, Trustee.
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Taesday. the Second Day Of Herch, 1859,

Between the hours Of 10 q m. and 4 p n. ct the
front door Of the Courthouse, Greeaiaw B ock,
city OF Memphis, Twin pro. eed osel, fOr casa.
10 the highest bidder. the above described
property. HENRY y. HAST, Trustee
r Newton Eart, Attorney, etc. jag
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Contracts have been made for carry
ing the mails between Sydney and
Panama.
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WOLFE'S
Schiedam ~Schnapps,

THE above Medicinal Beverage Is maaufae-
tured % the proprietor, at his diEEllsTy, il
5chisdam, Holland, expressly for medicinal
use.
II L. now some twenty years since the pro-
prietor frat Introduced it to the American pub
lie, and duriag that time he has received over
three thousand letters rom physicians, ndOrs-
ing it IS the purest liquor they have ever used
IN their practice.
It is naGe nom barley Of the finest quality,
selected with great care from the psOduets Of
the most celebrated gralE-growtng districts, is
favored with the essence OF the aromatic iuui-
per-berry Of Italy, and is rectided by peculiar
process, which expels from the spirit every
aerid particls.
As q means Of preventing and correcting the
disagTeeaple and often dangerous effect pro-
ducsd upon the stomach and bowels by a
change Of watsr-a visitation 70 which travel
srs, new settlers, and al u~naccliu8tad persons
in the West. the South, and Southwest are Pc
euliarly Iiabls-the sCHTEDAM AEoMATIC
.SCHNAPPs Wiz be found absolutely infaldble /;
while IN cases Of drOpsy gravel, distractions OF
the kidneys, diseases OF the bladder, structure,
and general debility, it Is recon-
msnded most emphaticaDy BY the most dis
tiEguished members Of the medical profession.
1t Is put up in quart and pint bottles, in
cases, with the name OF the undS7 signed on
the bottle and cork, and 2 fae-simlte or his sig-
on the LABEL. For sale by all respectable
druggists and country merchants.
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BRINKLEY FEMALE COLLEGE.

Memphis, Tenn
YNHIS Institution will open MONDAY, 4th
January, 1853. II is located al the southern
terminus Of UCSOtO street., convenient to the
street cas-. The College grounds cOntain six
acres, with buildings finely adapted to College
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For all Branches of Education taught in
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Day Scholars can psy by the month, in id
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TRUgTEE,S SALE.

DY vf'tue Of q deed Of trust executed by
D William Ryan and Margaret Ryan to job
Gum as Trustee, and recorded in the Regis
ter's Omcs Of Shelby county. Tennessee, in
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Washlr gtOn College, Virginia.


TyHE SECOND TERM OF TIE CURRENT
4 Session Of Washington College, General
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THE
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Aided by a Numerous Select Corps OF Writers.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPAREUIgE Oh
IEe AIMS ON 0. G. IL a r. ~.
SOUTH.

No. 2. Passenger. Leave Cory 1l.20 q.
m. Tiirsvile. 1859 y. m; Petroleum Cen.
ire. LAO p. m: Oil City, 2,22 p. m |: Ir-
yineten, 5 10 p. m.
No 4, PassengcT-Leave Cory G. 10 q. m.
Titusville, f.35 a. m; Petroleum Centre,
la m; Oil City, $50 IN; arrive at lr-
vineton ll.40 a m.
No. 8, Passenger-Leave Cory 6 05 p m !;
Titusvilles $50 p m; Petroleum Centre,
SIS p m;eArrive at Oil City 9,20 p IN.
n - NORTH. ~ s N
No. ], Passenger-Leave' Iryineton 70
N; Oh City. 1910 a m; Petroleum Cen
ire, ,c3 q m; Titusvilic, II so q. m arrive
ut Cory LAO IN.
No. s. Passenger-Le Leave Irvineton. l2.-
QSPp; Oil City 2.57 p m; Petroleum Cen
ire. 5, S6'p m; Titusviile, 4,20 m; arrive
At Cory 5,45 IN.
No. 8, Passenger--Leave Oil City 700 q
n Petroleum Centre. 7, ,43 N; Titusville.
S,SO n; arrive at Cory 1910 m.
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&C. H. Heard ia OH. in letter to the
Record. in which be advocates the upcessi-
ty Of Young Mems Chr;sian Association
ut Petroleum Centre. Mr.. Heard very trp-
~ says. it will require mone-, bnt not half
as much as vice costs. The suggestion is q
good one and ought to be carried out The
injury 10 young men ut Petroleum Centre.
or anywhere else, arises from the fact that
there are too many disrepHtable places TO
-cntice them. aud too few. or none, of that
better sort. where they could spend their
evenings in profitable Instruction or harm
less amusement. -Nenaugo Spectator.
The Spectator takes the right view of the
matter. II men. instead Of preaching and
writing up a place as being the worst in the
country, as some at home and many abroad
are apt to do abou; this place, wonld 90 to
work and enaeayor TO remedy those evils
by the formation o! such societies as the
Spectator speaks ol, where young men could
spend their evenings both pleasantly and
prontably. lnnch good might m Ght be done,
and many of the evils wh;ch now exist
would be remeded if not entirely abolished.
3. Who will be ,lhe first td,act 10 the. matter
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Comparisons are not alway oGious Some
times they are comforting and convincing,
as in the instance Of 'Mr. Maury, OF Dubu-
que, speaking to resolution IN tho Nation
al Board Of Trade He showed that a
doubs track road, 1900 miles long, with
fraiysstarling every ffve minutes, having
5000 trains Oh the track with $1,000 cars
4 constant motion, 365 days in the year,
would have capacity OF only l5,76O.O0O
tons each way; while the Virginia water
linz. With boats Of $50 tons and double
locks, used only 500 days.in the year,
would have capacity OF over lG, coo, ,oC0
Of tons qch way
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A gentleman had Just taken his seat at
the dinner table, when the servant reported
begger at the door. Feeling in his pocket
for ''a stamp" lut inding none, he replied.
..Tell him haven't shilling with me, and
resumed bis dinncr. Presently, the servant
returned. with ''PeAsa sir, he says he can
change q note"
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John j. Eckels, alter Icing told that b
was about to die, said that be had moth
ing to do with the Burdel murder, but be
told iacis that point directly to Mrs. Gun
ningham. Its said that Mrs. Cunningham
and daughter we're both present at bis funeI-
el'.
| 1t is stated ;ha Pere T. yacihtha has re-
ceived a dispatch from Rome to come III ere
immediately.
Tuesday evening two of the buildings on
The Commercial Wlarf, Boston, known as
the Boston Flour Mills, were entirely de-
stroyed by fire.
The German physicians OF st. Louis held
mreling last night to demonstrate against
the hanging Of Sroheppe, Of Pennsylvania.
the physician rulcr sentence Of death for
poisoning.
Lieut.. Moses, OF Seialia. Mo-. Deputy
United States Marshal, was shot aud kill
ed in Camden cJnny last Saturday evening
Moses and Benjamin Raiclin. Assistant As
SCISSOR had gone to Camden county 10 arrest
Felix Whitworh for Illicit dlstillins, and
while sitting in The house in the evening
the door was suddenly opened and Moses
was shot. Whilworth is desperate char
acter, and is supposed to oe the murde,--
er.
1t is stated 10 Official circles that the
Spanish gunboats will ho released. Judge
| Picrpont has on seyera. occasions oilicially
called the attention Of the Perurion NJ his
ter 20 the importance of his producing evil
dence to sustain the charges upon which
the gunboats, were lipelled, but the Minis
Ter has taken no further steps in the mat
ter, and appears Indifferent az to whether
the vessels are detained or not. Judge
Pierpont says he has not sufficient violence
his possession to warrant further deten-
lon.
Daring the past year four hundred and
thirty inquests Were held by the Coroner
in Chicago.
A fire in Londsn. Iowa, Tuesday night
destroyed hotel three warehouses aud four
stores. Loss $50, 600 Insurance slG,soo.
The salaries of oil State officers in Ten
nesPe are 10 90 r''"V'a MY per c+"'' ana
half paid in old issues OF the Bank Of Ten
nessee.
rAo or,h, T.rr..oo ,s,,
...a,.in aau 90 Me- L. = p.,,. ;a
n,I, 80, Fr,I,n .Ta,i,-, - "
4,;a,ss ,r Cin,;,,,,i ,p,s :, ,.,1,. ,,,rro1
-, ~, o,,,ho. o,,o,,f,,. e,o crr,., ,,;cr,
h,li,,
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C,s,on r.no[. l.. i,.,,,.. Gan, .,,. .,s
,orsi,n bria,, iri,, ,r. -,.-l.
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=! ""'
p'0' D'9 -
..,. ,ho J..l o,s, r.r,.,, IN.
pier rapidly P"mpd '''' I"c cH i'""h LAS
now only apoAt hIj- nine i'e' 10 'i"" ne
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The old estarlished house Of Owen Gal
feny, is acknowledged by all 20 be the place
10 find pure and nnadulerated wines and
liquors. Tnoy. l9lm.
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Afellow calling himself Count Theodore
Picard, aud Gaining to bc tho authorized
taonl-of European capitalists, has been ar
rested ia 81. Paul lor sGindiing bank cut
Of 81 800.
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Serant.a fgair-isreSSine.
BATIgING ROOMS

YTNIIE subscriber has fitted up his secondhoor in
luxurious and comfortable style as a irst-class
Barber Shop Four frst-class ,workmen Nll be In
attendahcc There are three entrances t6 the Bar
her shop one between the buildings, oe through
the old rooms on ,he first floor, besides wo flights
o s.airs from the sidewalk.
oyll:Iw CHARLES j. LE)NHEISER
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Go to CRIES Bros for your Highrock
Congress and Empire water . II.
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Orders taken for suits and fits guranteed,
at hammers & Ald"R's.
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Full assortment oil Diaries for 1870, just
,cei,'d W. II. Nichelson & Co.'S. Sta
tionery and Variety Store. Tuov.23tf.
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If you would make present to friend
give. one OF Kelleyss German Silver Lamps.
GafTenys is sole agent.
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=
The old estaplished house Of Owen Cal
feny, is acknowledged by all 10 be the place
10 fnd pure and nnadullerated wines and
liquors. Inov.l9lm.
The Targets stock and best variety ever
offered on Oil Creek, is at, Gaffeny's
Full assortment OF Diaries for 1870, just
,oei,,d W. II. Nicholson & Cos. Sta
tlonery and Variety Store. Tnov.23tf.
l-.---------
Underclothing in large quantities at Lam
mcrs & Alden's.
KID GLoAEs--A large assortment, at
Lamers Il Alden's sasS1
----------.-----.--------- y
Buckskn Gloves, cheap, at hammers Il
Alden's.
Tho larsrst and best assortment Of Table
Cutlery, ever brough; into the country at
Nicholson & Blackmon's. IT,
SnERRlFFs SALE Is CLOSED. .-Nicholsoh
X Backmon having bought him out at this
place and Kane Citu. It.
$IOO buys bottle of Gatl'ney's Sunday
Comfort. every family should have it.
SnERIFFs SAFE Is Observation-Disclosures *
Blackmon having bought him out at this
place and Kane City. II.
The New Gas Pump Tor sale at Nicholson
i Blackmons. D. II.
The New Gas ump for sale ut Nicholson
d Dlackmou'-. tt.
Real Flint Lamp Cbimneys ut Critics
Bros, opposite Opera HOUSE. OF
The largest and best assortment oi Table
Cutlery ever bronsht into the conutry. at
Nicholson & Blackmops. II.
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Ar REEE:

FITCH On Thursday evening,
Dec 0th, bv Rsy. J T. Oxtoby, Mr.. WM. J. FITCH
- Miss ST JAN MCLAUGHLIN, both OF this pace
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Rev. J. T. OxrosY, Pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at II A. NJ. and
~ p. n. Sabbath School at 1919 r. NJ.
eats free. A cordial isvita,ion extend.
Cd to all.
Rev. c. N. FEARs, Pastor.
SITS. PETER AND PAUL'S '(Catholie)
CHURCH.
Mas at 10]I \. IN.
Veaper and Denedctisa 81 the Blessed
Sacrament at 4 y. m.
Ca.echism at 2 p. N.
JAMES DUNN. Pastor
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Underclothing in large quantities at Lam
tncrs & Alden's.
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The larseets stock and best variety ever
offered on Oil Creek, is at, t.,Gaifeny's.
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KID GLoAEs--A large assortment, q
Lamers Il Aiden's fell,1
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Buckskin Gloves, cheap, at hammers q
Aiden's
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching At II o'clock A. NJ, and
o'clock 2. H. %,
REV. J. T. OxToBY. Pastor.
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$500 EsESyARD!
wANTaD I:

yNIyE OR SIX FIRST CLASS BOARDERi-
Good accommodations and comfortable gcoms
Furnished. Apply at the first two story hons on
the Eshert Farm. deeI4w'
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Tho largest and best ossortmcnt Of Table
Gallery, ever brought into the country at
Nicholson 4 Blackmons. IT,
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SnERRIFFs SALE Is CLOSED. .-Nicholsoh
x Bnckmon having bought him out at this
place and Kane Citu. tt.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-10

popuiar'pegro preacher in Kentucky is
losing bis audiences from the SUPERSTITION
which attaches to him as an nnluchy man.
,AaOnce he WAS blown up. by the explosion oil
-, of powiora again; lbs church was
A oy lightning during services; and
DrALEaag Mo floor felrTia, and E'iied
yh;., Casing, ahe audience. !.'Some thiaS
CO si'si' y va '>y say. y NN
CLEENiNG AEDSlgirict al rptseut pro-
viii do soon III most reasd'.E -------
Parties Having Eni' i,a7o aaa 500 ''S,s J Il g4'
yyil do well to Pi'o me ca-----t--- ~ .T
"'' {. o.%A Al rh, aol heavy note
PEE teOl--ns : x NN" 'es Bros
"a. as, 90