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green, painted in brghs solors. Of fine church b5
which they were contributed. kbeemR0 Grrcian tenr
pie OF eyergreeus aud In OF the hall Is
the appropriate store house OF the floral tBnsrfbuons ~
the ladies' and well stocked with lovely collection ~
bouquets and nosegRys of every variety, "a we'll
plants In potts. and many beautiful articles constructed II
flowers aud leaves Tie book table has fine collection
of sacred and religious wOrke handsome ANNALS, al
bums and chdreus books. The refreshment tables are
temptingy furnished aud in the supperrO0ms adjOn.
ing the large hail. an excellent and substantial meal
at any time DO obtained The Fair will be open every ~
teruoon and evening until Tuesday evening next
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.
THE LIVERPOOL RACES.


LIVERPOOL, Nov. 10.-At the Liverpool races
to-day the Seton handicap Of soyereigns EACH forfeit
to the fund.- with 100 added for hreeyear Odds and up
ward was won by Mr. j. saxoDs b. PleniDotentiary
years old by Musd out of Mary. by Idle Bow heating
blr c. Heads b. Bonnie Katie years old, by King OF
Grapes years old, third The betting to against
PenipOtenary, IL 70 against Bonnie katie and ~ 10
against Sour Grapes. Six ran.
THE CHICKAsAw JOCKEY CLUB.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 10.-The third days races on
the new course Of Chckasaw Jockey Club took place
to-day. Owing the bad condition Of the track occa-
stoned by the rain tho attendance witness the to-
day was again small The first for the Jockey Club
Purse OF $500 for all mile heats best three in nye
was the favorite by long odds The second race was
selling race dash Of two miles for all horses en-
tered to be sold for $500 TO carry their
weights; for 1900. allowed s pounds for $50. allowed
pounds for $780, allowed Is pounds, The winner to be
sold by auction the course the excess over racing
price TO go to the Club. Price $500 The race was won
by Donovan, beating Betty Bay second Morgan Scout
third Little Mac, fourth. aud Adelaide fifth Time, $685.
Donovan the favorite The second race OF yester
day been postponed until Monday. This track prom
i,e a fast one. ond OF the best In the South
West The officers and stockholders are among the most
substantial! aud respectable business men 70 Menpos
and It's position hating place between the West and
the extreme South gives the course great advantage
I'm nsurng the attendance OF the most prominent turf
In the country, as well as the most celebrated ahd
promising horses.
RACING AT BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Nd Nov. 10.-The race over the
Baltimore Club Park, mile heats best three In FIVE, which
was postponed after the fourth beat yesterday resulted
as follows: The nth heat was by Goshen in Ash,
the sixth Arian In 23s the seventh by Moses In 2S
Moses having heats yesterday, was declared the
the The for the purse Of 81 500 for
horses that never beat 295 In harness wagon 5000 70
the first horse to the second and $50 TO the third
The first heat by W II. Borsts tof Hew.Yorkl.
b. John J. Bradley, r., in ASA: the second by W. H.
DObes lof Phiadephial, b. e. Hope 10 234t, Bradley
coming M TO tho score seek behind The third ard
fourth beats declared deads" Hope and Bradley
scorng at Same instant. The third heat was made
In ASIA and the fourth 292i Darkness prevented the
race from being finished ana the remaining heats VIII
10 rotted Previous TO the race. Bradley was
tho fayorite, 500 to 80.
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MISCFILANFOVS

In response to an item copied into THE
TRIBUNE from The Rochester Chronicle, Charging The
Democrat Of that city and proprietor d. d. g. Brown
With unfairly opposing and causing tho defeat Of Mr
Root the Republican candidate for Senator, The Demo
erdt positively denes every allegation made by The
Chronicle and charges the defeat OF Mr. Root to the
treaehery Of that Journal and It's proprietor Mr. Lewis
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Smiths The more important testimony was OF the
fact that Mrs Smiths neck had yid appearance-an APP
pearance violence inflicted This rebutted TO GER
tain extent by the testimony Of several physicians. who
testified that liyd appearance Of the neck natural
result OF death by sranguatOn also that sometimes
observed where death has resulted from natural
causes The evidence Will probably close to-day aud the
In al OuE
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WISCONSIN

PARTY DIVISIONS IN THE LEGISLATURE.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10-The latest returns, nearly
all Official OF election In Wisconsin show that the
Senate will stand IS Republicans 1I Democrats, indie
pendent Of the latter being Democratic The House
will stand IS Republican, 80 Democrats, independent
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r,,r TRIAL OF THE REV. 7. B, SMITH FOR WIFE
MURDER.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1O.-The evidence, yesterday,
- s ,rl Of the Rev. T. H. Smith for murder, developed
so,0s now facts which brought out in tho testimony
:, nr nurliugamo which ere considered damaging To
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THE STATE or TRADE.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
HvRR iOCottOB closed quiet and aati the spa iitf
frsncs; afost, lJJ francs
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svHial Settles.

SVstlA Scltts.
PhaIon,s YitaIia ." Or. Salvation for the nsis..
FOR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR ITS ORIGINAL COLOR
PHALoNs "vITALIA" differs utterly hon all n. "dye'T CO.,
Orers" and r,stOren" "a totally dssr'ui ps
spe /, Ampld fragrant and perfectly iauSesOu preeps
muddy requires shaking and eSzsss
90 ss to the sLin Inca No paper curtain
zeal IN urbd Appearance simple that ~O' td a.
h 70 all iB..us and purposes TOe CAs~uT
70, sal. nv all drurgst. PHALoS L son Nss,YOrL
PirsI-Ciass stock
Of
IMPORTED GOODS
FOR
GENTLEMENs ORDERED CLOTHING.
MADE AND CUT IN THR MOST APPR0yRH STYLES.
CLOSE BUYERS NyTrkD
j. w. MCKINLEY.
MERCHANT TAILOR
$50 BROADWAY. Go PRISes.sr.
81. George Hotel, r-.
cor BROADWAY AND TwRNmHrH-sr.
Tia Hotel nov spep for the reception gs.s hIvG bss n"S'
end elegant, uru,I, throughout oOa the Sss s'seSisst
oftbe eis, Rooms ear suites single at the Op"s q
snsSA Table on the Table De HOte plan.
wM H. FARGHIhD
Prept,.er.
WaIr hes and JsverJ
ora descriptions SALE aud repaired Syf'ss's wOrtas0 dSe
c .IIFN SON Ir71 Broadway between TwestI+aTsaA Ase
Tx,p shts add as BrpIdway, osedOor below Canalss
The Failing Leaves
r,nksn approaching Winter, wbea nsonifE makes
PARLOR SO CHEERFUL
Or kitchen we'll polished steve and DXONs CAkBU
RIFT oFIaoS sroyE POLISH M Do Il n,s Mss''' '''h'ss
TIM JOSEPH DIKoN CRE2IRLE Co.,
Jersey Citr. n =
Smcy,csn InsItuIe.-rhs POLYTECHNIC BRANCH wfn mesa
THIS Chas EyENlSG attn ocock in Roon ~ Cooper BaitsE
,s. The close Q: shieAA ~s o. Sr-.so.sd 81 Prst
TkrteenIh Assembly District unise Repabiican As
sociaonA Spscs MnE Of ne sbavs Association will he held
sssssr EEht-ruh,t aud xirbhss1 JOHN NEKK P1sIea.
SS H,S S1sD'1'' Secretaries
Trusses, AbdonnaI sappOrters, Pile fHsiramrnt.,y
etc. skELbls bAhDkVBbER TECsS rsAas and cure. 20"
AMI best kaEbbshaat 3a1 CAssnut Pbtads-
phlL Send for paahletA
ml,,s %seIHs Hssg,Ters corner Brosi- and
s gS nSsS S.a s.aDs s.t.,
EIshh Ward-FifIh Assesahiy District.
Tbs Tnsspsndsnt CITIZENS Ciss sosis.t.d
as a e.nsA.i. oyAldsrssS, ''1'"'
AAs-U y. Fire Exiting 'uPpgsd 70 iA Ns..
ataasi sssIs Of ""1,s.s . iaS.lscss O TRE Kris.
GUlshkk Co. No sDsysI.h
Al Gtnins former superutruent DANCOhA Ma a. sKtha ave-.
HGs FtR aud FUR ALTERATIONS, per bsS' Broad
prices
Pos,-onisc NoIlcc.ISe Mail, tOr Esrope % THURSDAY,
at toe stations as follows Va; and . 3 S "@ CAM "
'N' H. ''''' !" '' " p d. JONES. Psstu.stss.
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"Yhe Man WIS Lnughsv
Burns PARIS AsyHAL on" and s light - perfect VIZ
nOseI
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Senator Buckingham of Connecticut, Gen.
Clinton b. Fisk of 81 Louis, H. Ramsay OF Albany and
T. d. Conyugham OF rennsylv mia are at the Fifth Ave
nue. Hotel - Gu Beranger OF the French legation 10
Rt the Albemarle Hotel. == j. NJ. Douglas Presdent
OF the Illinois Central Railroad Co. is at the Br.voor
House 80 Judge j. 3. Hager OF San Franoisco IL at
fine at James Hotel == The Hon Chas m Sheriff. Of
Washington ia ut the st. Nicholas Hotel - The Hon
Jacob Hardenbergh OF Kingston IL the Metropolitan
Hotel == The Hon. J. Clancy Jones OF Delaware ard
III. Hon T. NJ Madden OF hiddletown are nj the 81
penis Hotel $500 ]. X. Osgood OF Boston. and ItAut
Allen of the United States Navy arc at the Westminster
Hotel
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DIED.

al Notices of Marriages must be Endorsed Tith taG
name and address.
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IN. thar duty; bat Shsn known lhA' i1 ~ a s ass
,,,s,, b,s delivered 70 either the supsI,iso' ~ ~
49,, '' ''' a'' Wv canvass
Wv 0N''A' @H-"'' n MorEr1 DistrktAte.aey
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OFFICIAL MAJORTTfEs
IL - L. Ia
. Democrats carry the four Asse

CAYUGA COUNTY
5iccl's majority (OficiaD, 1852.
ERIE COUNTY.
LOWS ''ehaIe'-----'----'zO' Assembly
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ONEIDA COUNTY.

COnstlLutlOns 0Qntltkt- JtosO
Judiciary, against .-.2.25T
Assessment, against. $500
prop. qual.. against. 555
Democratic IN ttdisc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-01
Sheriff Sale.
Swamp and SchOolELands

BY virtue an order made by th eotne
ty. court Of Gasconade county al the febf II j
term 1869, I will on the .eas'Has
5 9th day Of April A. D. 1s69s'aE nAt
and botu,aon H. horr O O.olo.l .sam
th forenoon and O'clock in the afternoon
OF. that day, before the courthouse door
in the town of Hermann, and while the
Circuit curt is in Session offer for
sssale to the highest iidder the following
s-smp land and School land to- wit: W.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-01

Mie viele Wdunsr taten turh i6leGteurlste
Rrantstiten, Onauir unp 4usltweiinussn, l6 III
eiuen iolt' ssitwa&isn. 3utanr rissr Orsuns
iIt ale NsrDsuleirsnre UNI @sitmd6te, nfren
Qsipen bic Solesn ssteimsr llrja6en itne unp
'Dsreu Sale ptomt gstanrlung psrlanssn, rnr
linen itrt Griaens nr& itrner srtrlalih 81 inatsn.
Sim Sale Str on unirsipilissn YclutiUnen leiren
rrer aslitten BAIT, wslts Nirtune bat es auf Cure
| @ciunrheit iH @Qsemeiuen ? Sibit Sbr lbwaGe
| e~ntnerpt unp leiht ermuret? @rratten Cure esten
| Gure 6arnpe,t3euae crer Nerpen oft in unUrrnnn9.
| BON SGumahtsn prer Blutcpnacficnen 9eSen ben
| ,Rcpi ? Qeirst gusr @srdttniB Seitaitist ltt
| Cue, @sil tets mi. eisl sr Tra9e! 8lblt ipr miB
| launis, rubslos, l%tpermathi9. " lsaltaEtss unp ee
| tensmire ? MDhtst Str imrner aQsin une fern
| pon Qnpern lsin y? Ma6tguh jers &lsinistsit ere
llbrsdem u. auFatun? ST gusr 9 Glai u%ntsrbrps
| den ump rukslus ? 81 FER Glans Cures Ansss 10
| j6immerup mt Cure Nanss 10 tlatsns irie 'rnlt
@eilQt esGuh In @stljhait nod 10 gut ais trlSsr!
0erielat Sbr Cure @s,blite nod nit ~rsrlelten
gnerait uni bait SIR nod ~ rid SeltltDsrtrauen NJ
| 6iue Cure Qerensaeiltsr matt uni Sellbntt init
Dinneisuns our MslantOlie ? Neun 10. 9stt Shr
Cur r Qsbr urer Gursr 5artlsiti stsit nidt Gle
5Gulc ? 6att Gtr ShlaflOie Nihte? &lden'
l6msr,ru, 8nie,ittsrn une @pstitIUiistsit unr 6rsitt
Str % niat gurer Setter oper neutrality-suspicious.
~
,u2
Nun atsr, 9sItr. srseussn Snanis, idl'd
turirts isptinlitii6s Sranttsien uno ssitlettli6'
&usidwriIunssn msjltsns cine @dwd&e Der @s'
ltle6tscrsane. Die 0snitalisn, msnn pcatcmmsl
selune, MAIDEN cen Mann. Saft Sbr mUsl ]
tsrd6t, CAP aQss rtsie fItnen, eusrsiltern immr
lulGe Tnr. ps lid elmer s%pQtOmmcnsn 0slunrbst
G trsr BjenjtaliPu Prireuen. Mte BAIT Sob
einen lcltsn Mann itsr Nelanhclie, Nsrpclitat
Ser,tlppfsn Hagen tprsu. Sic tsiiirtten ME, |,
Strsm @tidGite llnalad ,u tuusn; fs weresn nj
trauris unr sntmutttat le liar lets tDHia mi
artis IN Gamsn-Gsi c0i&ait unr ieten gu6 III
rem Damsn serare ms @sii6t fe haten mid
Ycn Gurtn Gsmeinbciten al i6. SD mein jerct
tisrtsi uitt rieisnissn, wsIbe Sore Ssi l~tssratie
tsitsu rnrt llsttrantrensun9 srresen, wctei Il
ni6t uur Sire Contribution, irnrsrn aud Slr
@rl4lits %tuinirea.
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In Nsv4W'orkLund Hamburg,
SfAtlirt Is47.

General Saiiuse asenturb.r
3 amburs> Nmerttan lhen Damn
i&tfi<Sttrie'"fir Nores au .
6 Ies4mertta.
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Dl&sr it 3u MAIDEN. I'm
nsu. S6inedn rr,t- bio Stsrmal 10 LANCE ais f.
s.r1bnlia eausrn, 6snubsn 5u t%Unnsn, trau6l
man risl slusa nur in sinsn nit rtdrin 8alfpale,
anseisilut.n frog gu lsssn, nnu Sic Glaiiststt rur&;
eiuanssr si tabtsn, tsosr man t~trislten tintin,
IsSt.
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Cine Gpfffel att 0beIente MAD SDl'
DE, Die e5 iperbeu tuDueit'

vgs ii fsn Manne untert6an
Gus @sis"-o fsti's seiAristsn-
/. ~tlnosrirtss pis II f& 9satmt,
SIM Rrsiie ibrrr 9isssn.
llns Jorge, nas bic Strimpt ssFOpTt
unp blunt unO rein RE dopfs. g O.
limb nas am 6emp itres Wamis
Nis iebleu itas 8nSpis.
Gs iei Der @ann rem BstEs trsu. III
llnp talts es In Stren,
unp itase e u.r iu&s es
It6ti6aTtn 81 srndtrsn;
lnO tlsirs IS, pit's li& SttVrt,
Gab Gnr're Is nt&t ustr,
unr iUrAs menn FER Samta trnmt X
Gas 90 Mot is6It an-Spussn.
60 talt, fh prm 9eibe ftrn
Eas 0sib bic &afsssS &w' ftrH
llnc butte li6 rem eia'nsn Mfann
gor irrmpn Str'n gu laltsrn;
unp uinEt iti Is, irsunrli4 ltsts,
6austslslla uni ti4lie, [N
LIMB psuu tsr WanR Ell arrer 9rcpf,
Niat BAD uuO Gons:ri-iattiS.
g. It nitt srGb rie iSObnenlrOb
Der @aun, aud uiGt ~ itldtsrn;
ump m.nn CT Ipdt mad 6auie t0ma't,
so mDsli6 INNER nu6tsrn; s
Hub brummc nitt psnn lstnem Wsib
las GIsn ni&t ssratbsn.s
um itau Eel &sssnrstttr ME
Na& anertr Neissr 8aOn
SIN pauis palts Otrnune, 3uGt,
@san mEsIi6, utns &nute,
Gph ietle nis tsi Gjncern Die
@tcu oft btnd8rte 8utle;
Gu6 ni6t ,u itrsnss irl Der Nann
Ser 6tnrer spIitter ri4ten,
Gas 0s;b ni6t aQ3n eitsl lsin
Nlit iGrsn tlsinen @iGtsa.
unS furj uno gut, man Jude IT'D
Ginanrsr bsisufe9en,
81 Gratltnssluite iauislm ianii,
81 ircl'se 8inre rsaen.
9as 8si6 lt Hsibi8, ipariam aud,
Der 1ann lsi tsin Ser 6menrsr, q
Dpa aud tsin 8aidsr lei Ger @amn,
Eas Dsib tsin Grsetan SsRlu.
uae i.sm sbtli&sn Strsit
Su6' man In 9isb' 81 iali&ten,
l1np ltpus' BON Rs&tsn niGt, no man
;3u atsR bat nay 9Ht6tsn.
w. itau smpur gum Damn ras 0si6
Sn Grislal unp 8sl&wtrren,
llnN mannli& pssn talts ia
Der 3ann, mics Brand auf Grnm.
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s&iusrR rabs sp. |. & 2. etrass, fermann glc
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~
~ = a#2msti. as
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Inc gentle Sur fir ole Sronftsiten rcr
I Niersn. Stsintsi&wsrrsn, @aifriutt,
ursar iIts S6wa6e, msitli&e Ssitpsrr en-,
l1rintsltwsrp en-, a%assmsine Guiraftuus nnr annsrn
Rranttsitsn Ter llrin sSrsane. Oh bel Wdnnsrn
ber Trausn. mSaen ie entfetrn aus mas fur
@ranrsn Hs mUlsn unp pom irssne elmer 3ettlanSs
asr ratiren. m
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gde 8. uuu S&iaerRrabs,

u -. itI5
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8snn man f6 tsinsr gstantluns unteraieba
tann aussspruns, cher iCsar untsiltarer 8atnn
Jim bic GOlss ltin. unisr Jlsiid iunb Bel
wsrN en- aus riesn Sueuen ssndtrt unr 10 ME
uuisre Gsiunpbstt. uup Slid. ais ras uaisru
Na&tch men. tanst pom Fem trett,sitissn @ebrau6s
sinss perldsli6sn unU ptrtrantnsrc erbsn 5eiImtttsls
ab. o..
5slmtplp's 8u6u Grtraet, i&cn felt uissr al: IS
Sabrsu %statlirt, ssu '.Ts5:..l
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=, % 50-IUU, " II nj ne qFf0 > "A 20
% 22-100 n fl Inf NV n&e q r Scot l6
TIP IA Rangc6 .atgI4ns
Containing 1884 Sc 100 acres and ~.
ing in the county Of Gasconade and State
o { ~issouri. a am ai'i'i'a
Ills goth day of February 1853, M
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENTS
Pubic notice is her +by given TO ell ere
ditors and others Interes interested in,hs
estate Of John Lewis ~4eeeased, that
will make. Final Settle mont thyreot ~
the next term f the G~asconado Prulats
Court, to be held and begun. on tn, third
Monday in May next At the courthsn.s
IN the town Of HernaRa. ,.at. p r,thn-f..
,.,,1W W.. w. BUMpASS.,
.4l7 ,a.8. Admr. of John Lewis de.Id
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-07-10
CALIFORNIA,

WHEAT FIELDS AND STOCK RAN
ClOS Il have Ranchos or Farms fol sale, throug,
ont CALIFORNIA. in tracts of One lIuutireI
Acres mp 10 Twenty ThDu.and. Terms to suit mr.
chasers. These lards will grow Thirty ave 10 Fifty
Bushels of Wheat to lhe Acre, with ordinary farm.
ing, and Volunteer Crop Of Twenty Five bushels
per Acre.
AS- Core 2poncenoe Solicited Address HENRY
e.oKENTY, Dealer in Real Estate, Oalce 3Oj
Mon gomery Street, san Francisco, Cal
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-17

y STEAM generating apparatus for fire
engines which, it is asserted, keeps the
water in the boiler constantly hot, at an
expense ofseyen cents day, has been re-
Gently tested by the chiet engineer at the
Newark, n. j.. fire department. At the
hiaL al alarm was communicated by the
telegraph, the borses were attached, and
The steam engine was run out u short dis.
'anec. ln four and quarer minutes from
the time the alarm had been given. steam
was generated and fine stream of water
was playing.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-17
ROCHESTER, ETEny.

Rochester is patiently waiting for "etbe-
rial mildness"
The Meihodists of Victor will hy the corner
stone of their new church Tuesday, June
18th.
Catherine Spear, relic of Ebe,ezer Spear,
died in Webster, June 9th, at the advanced
age OF eighty.seven years. Mrs. Spear came
with her husband from Palmyra in 1907,
and settled upon the same farm upon which
they both have died.
The Universalis's closed two days Con-
vention in Victor last Friday.
several Rochester musicians propose Civ
ing concert in Brockport ina few days
'or she benefit Of the Sapbath School of the
Presby teran Society.
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An eastern observer travelling - The
West, writes about Omaha as,fol!ows:-
''Durins the past two years Omaha has
ushed farward ut an almost feyorisb rate of
activity but since the conclusion of the
Pacific Railroad and the consequent loss of
an imm9se amount of trade. Il has hardly
held its own, and now beats with a lower
pulse. When, however. the elements here
steady themselves and business falls into
its normal and natural channets (and this
is now rapidly coming about,) u expect to
see steady healthy and lasting growth.
Its merchants are standing for q big future
and are now occupying their thoughts in
devisng ways and means whereby to cnt
out Chicago from the trade west of the
Missouri by underselling her,"
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Oil Greek & Allegheny Liver K. /
NEW AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE TO
TILE OIL REGION.
1865. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1856.
TINE TABLE
WARREN & FRANKLIN. RNERs AND on
y CREEK kAlLKOAUS CONnOllDATED

1865. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1865
TINE TABLE.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL sTH,
" 1869, trains will run as follows:
GOING NORTH 1,,N2, 70 OF, CITY y PETROLEUM
G.S1 A. NJ, Express, arrives Tio!oute at 30
O'"NS m, Oleopos at s.57 a. m, CONNECTING
there with trains for Pitholel, Gil City
go a m, Petroleum Centre 10. u n. IN,
Boyd Farm 1o.l9 Il M, Miller Farm To-
30 a. m, Titnsyille lO.5i IL M, arriving
at Cory at 1925 p. m.
DINA =. NJ. Mail, arrives dioute 2 10 y. III
"~'<'V Oleopolis u p. m. (connecls with train
for Pithole City,, Oil City Ais p. n., Pc
troleum Centre 525 p m, Boyd Farm.
Vile Goa p m., arriving at Cory u,
| :.35 p. m.
R,HSA A. Nj, Accommodationfroi, Oil Citvar
Va'bV fives at Petroleum Centre I.o7 n m. Boyd
Farm 40 a. III, Tltusv.llc 745 M.
| arriving at Cory at 9 20 a. ~
GOING SOUTH FROM CoRRY, TITusyILl f.
| E.Nk A. NJ, arrives at Titusville $40 n m.
O'Fo Miller Farm s.s2 m, Boyd Fum $50 a
m, Petroleum Centre s. SO a IN, Oil City
9.3 a m, DleODOlis 10 10 q. m Tidi
QUITE ] 1.39 a m, and 1rvineton l.. 2S p In
lS m, MIiler Nth "' Far@ ss4 s. im.'s M, RSyd IL Farm n
81 oi din ssl rGGea p m leave seoTi oil CIV a io t
m, arrives Oleopolis All p I'm, Tconnect
with train for fithoel, fiaioute IS p,
M and Irvineton &. 20 p. III.
SssPN p. NJ Accommodation from Cory ar
JAW riyes 1itusye 100 p. m, Miller Farm
T22 D. IN, BOYD Farm Z ~ m Pefrole-.
um Centre 1.44 M arriving at OH City
$50 pm.
CONNECTIONS.
| Trains North connect at Cory ~ith Philadelphia
| Il Eric r. r. and Atlantic & Great Western Rail-
way, East and West, and also with Buffalo, Cory
and Pittsburgh railroad for Buffalo
Trains connect at Oil City with franklin Branch
for Franklin, Meadyille and the West, and at Ir-
vineton with Phil " Erie X. II East ann West
STANDARD time TWENTY minutes faster than Frank.
lin Branch and A. IL @. ". II. t. time
Passengers will find this road sIfc pleasant and
the shortest rOuie to and from the oil region.
All trains West from Irvineton leave after arrival
of trains on +. & T.. r. K.
Be sure and ask for Through Tickets via oil Creek
Il Allegheny River Railway, the Great Short Route
to the Oil Region.
II. +. SWEETZER, Genl Superintendent.
c. j. HEPBURN, Asst Superintendent m2I
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a boy ic West Brookield, Mass, recently
Iound small birds nest which was duly
protected by one cent revenue stamp
properly cancelled, and thoroughly attach
ed 10 the nest by Its builder. This bird
evidently knows more than some men.
Ior II Is oiten the case that man cannot
'e'' "he'her he wants one, two, FIVE or
lTn cent stamp Tor the document in hand
Lawyers are bored. The birl eyidently
ssked no quest tions.
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HOTELS.
(lEL EXCHANGE HOTEL.

NJ V. MILLER. /. p,o,.o,o,
"a ;, ne largest and most commodious Hotel in the
NJ; rtglon falr on the Bridge reduced to boarders
TINS house Is pleasantly situated. rooms cool and
peasant making it delightful hotel in all respect
Petroleum Centre, April 16 1860
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CARD TO VEyE, LADIES'.

TAR DUPoNCOS GOLDEN PERI ,DICAI
~ PILLS for Females. mfiliblc in correcting
irregularities, removing obsructons of the monthly
turns frem whatever cause. and always succcss'ul
as preventive One pill is dose. Female, pc
culiarly situated, or those suppOsng themselves So,
are cautioned against using these Pills. wic in
that condition lest they invite miscarriage, after
wh ch admonition the proprietor assumes no re
sponsibllity. although heir mildness would ~ even.
any mischief TO health; otherwise the Pills are re
commt nded as most Invuluab. c remedy for hc al
deviation of those suffering any irregularities
whatever. as we'll as to prevent an increase of FAM,
ly when health will not permit ir; quictirc tbs
nerves and bringing back the rosy color Of healtb'
to the cheek of the most delicate
Full arc explicit directions accompany each boz
Price 81 per box: boxes, So
sold in Petroleum Centre, by A y. MILLER q
CO, '-solc Agents for Petroleum Centre, Pa
Ladie1l By sending Them 81 to the Petroleum Con.
ire p q. have the Pills sent conf6entialiyl BY
mail to any part ofthe country free of charge
Sold also by II. n {. : G ark, Titusvilln
Pa. A. II, Griffith, Oil City; Fleming .S Nc.
Cune, Frank in; DR.. J. l.. Acomb, T'dOue +. +.
Hazeiton. Warren and by lone Druggist in every
town in the Q lited States, and by
Jul $. D. HOWE, Propr avg York.