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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27
THE 0R0IDE WATCH co. :
14s Fulton street. New YORK
TO CONxUNPTIVES.

:. THE Advertiser: having been rcstorsd TO health
10 asw weeks, ty q very simple remedy, sfser hAv-
ns Altered seve raj years with revere lusg sfse
ties snd that drsd dis~se, Cousunpttcs ~ NIX
iou'so make known to his ell0w-.unerefs the means
ofe're-rar f-s.-- ..-s--s ;r.l go ssss -
I D an who desire IT, he WIN SEND copy Of the
prserption used, Tree OF chargc). with the difsc
teIs for prsrarinx and using the .ane. which they
viii hnd SURF Cess MANIFESTATIONS, BRosCmI.
rrs.ete. The Object ofthe advertiser in sending the
Prescription is to benefit the aniiesed, and spread
infrms,ivn witch Inc eosceivss TO be iavalsasle;
sid aoYss svery sufferer VIII try HE aesdy, as 1t
~lff sssf Them nothing, and mar provsa blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please ad-
'aadrs REV; EDWARD A. WILSON,
XllliAmshury. kiuSs C.nntI Nav York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27
barrett !" Hair Restorative.

The Odd Fellows Of. this city are talk
iny of organizing, Protective, Asseeia>
,isn- the object, of which is to- secure
cheap and reliable insura nee for the mems
bers.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27

Indianapolis has. new POTATOES in the
market, Selling ut Tie moderate .priee of
one dollar and fifty cents = peck.--straw-
Serrics at 40 cents per quart, aud green
peas al 81, dollars busicl.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27

Ls,e corresosndsn,s froaf ..lIasanna
staie.,hat N the recent battle near Puren
TO Principe the SpaniHrds suffered Abe
worst defeat they Lave experienced SIM {
ihe co.snearcal mt of the revolutiou.--
The fight Vas 9 desperate enc, and lad il
us, been f,y the deseraion sof 4 bettslion oil
negro troops 10. The insurgents, TIC span
,ArJi might have gained the day. sssTbe
latter lost nearly ali their psoylslon
wagons, bassAss .,rain aud . part OF their
artillery. Tue SANE correspondence says
nis q se.iisa4Jts r NJ jdrify Of the rev,
9lutiuais.s fsYST annax i.IOn - lac eni'eu
S;lfrs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27

Take tune VI the Foreioek. ani get
yosr fruit cans made st once. SO gtuat you
Will have thea wLen fruit becomes htto
can. Later in :hes isa.soa, when every
person Is esnains Sruif, 10 Is adifficuitmat>.
ter to get cans; bat if you go to Dicksors
at once and order them made you will
have them ready for business Dickson
VIII get Them up for you any size yon may
want. lie keeps constantly on hand u
large assortment Of tin ware. copper,ware,
shectiron,war., all kinds of stoves, ETC.,
ETC.. South Rooln of Brick Rlsck east
side OF Michigan Street. Plymouth, Ind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27
ERRORS OF YOUTH

a GENTLEMAN who snfIe rod. for years from
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, and all the Ct.
fects Of youthful ndiscrstion. will. for the sake Of
Suffering hum.siy. send free to all who sssi it, si,e
rscs and direetionsfor making the simple remedy
by which he was cured, Sufferers wishing to profit
by the advertisers experience, DO by address,
sys IN pvrcci confidence, JOHN b. UGDEN.
No. II Cedar Street, New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27
10000 AGENTS. WANTED I

10000 AGENTS WANTED 10
sell the American Year Book for 1862
1t contains gust the information that every
bod peeds hundreds nf times. a year, aud
sells with unparalleled rapidly, 4 even
among those xi,o eeldsm hook at = subs
scription bools.s II - tmpnssibleAin an ad-
ver,isemeht,s 70 give a.. adequate idea of
nation contained In Il. The book must
be seen and examined. to be properly
appreciated. Nearly every family vii
buy 1t, and It win b. found bout as great
. necessity among all classes a. she daily
newspapeI sxsse .efkszs . ssssssf ~
4 Send Tor circulsr and nm information.
80 % 'o.sD. CASE SEQ. Pnhfishcrs.
Hsrtfordy Cosn., Cincinnati, 0.,ssand Chi
cs4o, II. - a - sstf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27
ABOUT HOME.
Cat Of ..Barrcli' So sut al fashion.


When you want tin boiler tha, IL just
rs good as any copper boiler. remember
thai Dickson has it,..and that you car get
Il ycry cheap
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27

The first -t,NDush passenger traiL from
S.crAn.nto, With ab1at so passengers
aboard arrived at Omaha, on Saturday.
The tray ct west from Omaha is great
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27

Oar corseipoaients from ilif;reat parts
al It's: coaaty, gni,clscwhere, arc request
ell 10 keep us ap .iriscd Of anything which
:a.J traa,pire in lll;,ir rc4pasiYe .nsi;h-
hyrhoois-yc,, III they wissess 's'u1. 'aiirlh
al or expense .adthcir profit We would
rather play quit2. sz-.I. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27

For ANYTHING you want, with anything
you wish 10 dispose of, got To WIN, Ken
dails. lie pays the best prices aud sells
cheapest. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27
~ GARD.
Plymouth, Ind, May IL, 1869.

Plymouth. Ind, May II. 1869.
thereby tender my sincere thanks and
kind regards 20 the UNDERWRITERS Agency
Fire Company Of New York, for the
promp,ness in adjusting sad settling my
loss by fire on the "a day Of April, Of my
dwelling and all its contents; by which
tire myself and faulty lost everything but
the clothes We. had on at the time. / have
this day received from the Company, 'thro'
Chas, ,WhiImore. agent Tor the same. e.
9fs,Si. in full Of all demands on said Com
pany and recemmcnd MI % insure 10 the
prompt and Standard 'Cnderwriteis
Agency Fire Company, OF New YORK. G.
Whitmore, Agent.
F. wx. CARUS Won KESSLER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27

The President has sssistcsl an immense.
although quite adv., Sc pressure, in The
nomination Of Generrf Sickles as our
,liuisser toSpsin. Grant probably thinks
hat Sickles' services during the war. AMI
recognized ability, eii,iile high consider
ss.iop-s, And personal sitseks ON ,h:, ."'
ter will not hurt nsuc,.
GAYS Of him, it.. A"nn the record he has
mol. IN our history. he needs neither
Recommendation toiae liberah authorities
to whom he is sent, nor dcfcusc against
the detractors he leaves behind him.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27

The Springfield K3epm6licesn tells Of
an extraordinary youngster WHO does not
want to be tie last angel God makes, "be-
cause he wants 10 see. how God makes
'em" ~~. - - ..sars
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27
q FARM FOR S ALE.

z An excellent Farm two miles North
East of Plymouth ON she Goshen road
40 acres improved, five aeres of Orchard,
ciloice'RruiiS large frame with cellar The
whole size at the house and a good well
OF water Th. unimproved land IS fine
timber, consisting of Oak and Poplar. So
110 worth of timber On lie land Enquire
Of he cz acrsigned. or at this ofifce. I5m6
GEO. ROSENRURY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27

secretary Seward owns the horses and
carriage which were the property of
President Liacoln during his administers
ton. They occasionally appear N the
STREETS Of Auburn, and Mr.. Lincoln 8
coachman stlll holds tbs reIhs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27

A word u our Subscri'Jers syin always
b. freely given when we are sstisned that
= wiii dpthcn good. Tor we deeul il our
duty to warn them of danger, and all
so 20 point Quito them, - as We can,
the b1s, means Of procuring both health
a::I wesiih- Back & TeAu wiz asslst all
~ acquiring Che lsuter, b. sslins iheaa
g,cd articles Tor he fnwrst resssSic prices
They haze an extensive sid ceaprelsens'
i've stock of Hsr,lw are. Merit. ROOM oil
Br.ca Bfoct, as, side 3lfchigan street.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27

The second quarterly meeting for the
Plymouth NJ. E. Church, Will be held May
29th and 3Oth.
Rev Jas. Johnson p. E.; other Minis
tiers Will be present The public are cor
daily invited; services commence at ter
aad ahali o'cloch a. M fNOAa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27

Or exchange for Real Estate in Mar
shall Co, so acres of land. Near the Chi>
cago and Northwestern Railroad in Tams
Co.. Iowa For particulars enquire of s.
L. Harvey at the Backeys ivory Stable
of. =
7 "A house and lot, house entirely new
good ouibuildings, stable. etc, in When
ler's addition 10 Plymouth For particc
lars enquire at thia office Elf. =
House and lot worth 5000 will be sold
for $500 cash. Enquire of
ootf e CAPRON
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27
N 4 Il II = Z ID

On the 22d uli. by Elder Richard Cor
bailey. Mr., BExi. F,,RAIr.pAcx and Miss
NARY l. Y A.Sos.,rssa rse0,t si sL
On the iecrh ms: at the N. n. Parsons
age, Mr.. Z. AlssAcn and Hiss SUSAN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27
LIVERY STOCK.

"A Nor sale, = 10 Horsee. Buggic., 2
IL Wagons, Sets Of Harness. Sad>
dies, Side Saddle, 4 .Sleighs,, Robes,
Whips To"ls. &c, with good Stable for
rent. One-thirj cash, residue In month
~ or quarterly payments, 40 per cent. in
terest, well secured. Sold on dissolution
az partnership Said property will bc sold
nf Auciin" J--.-- GA. ioo'', M iny Onccs 20
ON the premises. if not sooner sold at pri.
vaie sale AM,l- to- Z
2sw2 G. III. REEVE, Plymouth, Ind
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27
WANTED


so. 900 Rough Hobs for which the
highest price ID Fash win be paid. En-
qulre Of w. h. -Simons, at his Office in
HumrichouserS Block. 19tf
The highest market price paid in Cash
for Old Iron, Copper and Brass, at my
F Found X end .AaeA'ps sAS%R,-isa am.ss
AsESTs wnnted fof The peoples Edition
OF the idy9snd EphtIes &C IS Part. Also
for the Historical Family Bibie-lllusirat-
ed. Two best Dsllin& books out; goo
Canvassess can make. from six to eight
dollars pr day. Cal at ahis office fro
particulars sss.ss y n 4 l6f
VIII pay 2sccnls for Oak Ties, leliv
eredf on the iine Of the C. c. s. T.. r r..
Cash on delivery. = go = - I5tf
49,. =. - :. ,Pr.ATT MCDONALD.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27

The number Of employees in the New
Orleans Custom House has been reduced
from n 10 6Qso-<svsf ss,.es ESQ.,
49, ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27

MAGNOLIA WA TEg--Superior tothe best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the pli &c. For sale by w illian b. Brown
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27

All persons knowing themselves to he
indebted TO tile late firm Of, Bender and
PomeIoy, or having claims against them,
W will present them 70 rs. Bender for set
Element. -.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27

Count Robert of Paris is the title or the
latest of the 'Waverly Novels issued by
ID. Appleton 4 Co., the enterprisiug pub
fishers of y. Y. Like all of Sir Walter
Scoits works, the literature is good and
the narrative is interestings The publish>
ers offer extra inducements to canvassers
for the works of Charles Dickens and 9TH
ers- For particulars address ID. Apple>
ton & Co., 81 Grand Sleet, n. Y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27

Dir. Ferguson, LIVING near Madison, In.
diana, Is In bis 9th year, and can see to
read without spectacles- He is able to att
tend to his farm, performing much Of the
labor himself On Monday of last week
he plowed up two acres OF ground and
planted 1t in corn-his wife, who is II
yeap old dropping and coveflnglE one
of Che nearest ncigh6ors is Mr.. Brown,
who has attained the age of los. 1t Is said
that, on his Tooth birthday, he could see
to shoot squiuels with bis, rides He is
now confined to his room and is perfectly
helpless - es~ a ssSfssfn -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27
LNPRO YED FARM FOR SIZE

LNPROVEDF FARM FOX N1LE
$50 acres 100 AGREE under fence, part
boards. Ofthn 80 acres is meadow, yield
ing iIom tkreesto five tons of hay per
acre. 20 acres pillow land, and one hund-
red dollar, worth OF ditcbing will make 50
acres more pillow land. 40 acres timber
%Oak,. Poplar anti1Ash. Good large house
lsxs2 frame kitche1, good barn and cattle
sheds in the rear. Situated nine miles
North East of Plymouth, one and a half
miles North East Of Goshen road, one
mile North Yves: of J.. sKnoDlock. Frac,
,ional section of ,thirtysfour range three
east. Young Orchard of nifty trees.
VIII he at homo during the entire month
of April on every. Thursday proceeding
The first Sabbath Of each month. $500
one half down, balanccin five equal an
nual payments, with interest at ten per
cent. 80 ..s1
a. !. CLARK.
nc. 900 Acres II Lansi in Kansas for
sale on liberal terms AMY 10
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27

Five young ladies have been on trial at
Clinton. Ky, for disturbing public wor>
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27

Nathan Young. Of. siishawaka, whO
eIaigrsted to ST. Joseph county a Jone
1925. and after wLom Youngs prairie,
north of Mishawaka, was named, has
been for some time suffering from par
-tial alteration Of mind. Lately his in
sanity has assumed q more violent shape,
and it was found necessary TO remove
him to the county poor house. II seems
to US that 50 old pioneer ought not to
die an inmate Of the county poorhouse.-
National Union ',....f 800
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27
- ShaWS Chemical
Elo ctrO Silver Platiny
III HID

For instaBtaneoIsly silver plating copper blass,
German silver, bronze, DC.
The best article in the world for polishing aIra
cleaning silver and silyer-plated ware 1t gives old
and worn silver and plated ware all the beauty Of
ilew. putting on silver wllsre it is worn Of and Civ
ing it beautiful polish Put up in two ounce bot
ties. Prise 5peents- sample sent for trial on re-
ceipt Of . ccnts, TO pay for packing and postage
Manufactured by J. SHAW, Chemist,
30 Elm street, Bridgeport, Conn.
To whom all orders for trial samples must he adj
dressed. For sale 10y druggists everywhere
DEMAS BARNES d co.,
II Park Row. New York, General Agents
Agents wanted eyeryw here to introduce the article
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27

ROLES. CARDTNG, SPINNING. &c.
AL of mas ufac ture will exchange for Wool
At she fsctary or at A. l.. Aiiemsn & Co.'s Cabinet
Store, two doors south OF the Parker House, Ply
r,o,..h Ipdise. 12ynS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27
"Barrett's' challenges The word.

SeHooI ExniBIrIoS.- know there viii.
be one, and we found it out 'thuly:-
Last Monday, as we were coming from
dinner. wearing our fine linen and straw,
we oyerheard-indeed we could not avoid
i7a number offeninine yoicesand seeing
a pair of blue eyes and cherry lips Il the
window, we enquIred, whats the row
there?' and were overjoyed to find that
they were only practicing for the exhibit
ton
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27


AT New Albany, Indiana, ON the night
ofthe goth inst. Miss Hulda Dawson and
Mrs. MegorveE, each aged about eighteen
years, afler writing to their friends ana
praying fervcntly for some time, swaliew ed
eight grains Of morphine each. Medical
attention was promptly secured, and they
are both out OF danger II seems that
Miss Dawson had been seduced by = man
by the name of jackson, an employee ol
the New Albany Rolling Mill, and that he
had become wearicd Of her and dis
cared her. Mrs. MeEorven- had been se'
duced by Thomas Megorven, and the fact
coming to the knowledge Of her friends
he was forced to marry her, but deserted
her shortly afterwards. The girls had
been companions. since childhood, and
had concluded to die together. and aitho
frustrated in this attempt, they express
their determination TO. commit suicide The
6rst Opportunity. -.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27
CHURcHlTEMS.a
ri rHE.KEy- WA, LusK, JR.


The parish sociaEe of 81. Thomas PUr
ish Will be held this evening at the rests
dencs Of William Edwstdsx "a (T I'll
,Nrxt "Wednesday une "a, AT 10 a. m,
The Council ofthe Diocese of Indiana will
meet II. ST. Paul's Cathedral, Indianapolis
The writerof thcseitens will be anbseni
during next week, and until the middle OF
the week after. The usua; ccrvices at.St
Thomas, Chnrl. 8 except tlis Z sunday
School,, will be omitted on Sunday after
next, June 9Th.
One of ti,e i,iccss seisctedfar the great
Peace Jubilee to be held IN Boston mex,
month, is the ssInfafnas,,s" from "Staba,
Mater" In the words to be sung arc
these: szz urfIYHftrz11o I
ITO Inv holy arc o,ecfoI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27

The Rev. Nr. Tate OF st. Pauls Church,
Columbus, Ohio, has been, presented TOR
trial because be introduced q surpliccl
choir and proccssionai aud rccessional
singing. Such ,hibgs as q surpliced choir
and professional and occasional singing
are very common throughout. tho Angll>
can Church, but pins this country every
Bishop regulates ritual In his own Diocese
when there is no canonical law OF the
Church upon The particular thing. Bloh>
op Mcllvaine ordered the Rev. Mr. Tate
to dispenscswiah ji,e surpliced choir, etc.,
but Mr.. Tate would iot-hencc' the trial.
The Rev. Mr.. late is in the wrong. as
Bishop Mclivsine has the authority to
regulate ritual In his own Diocese.
One hundred volumes have been added
to the Parish and Sunday School library
Of st. Thomas Church. Tho volumes
added To the Parish library arercry yalu-
able, being the PRODUCTIONS OF the best
scholars of Oxford and Cambridge. Eng>
land. The department Of Church fIisto-
~ is complete, especially the Chiiroh in
Britain from the earliest ages The Par
i'h and Sunday School library now con-
iains six hundred volumes. Another adj
dition will made in the fall.
Many parish churches in the. Anglican
communion are named after ST. Allan the
first martyr Of tho church in Great Britain
He was beheadetl near the town of yeru>
lamiuiu, now called ST Alban's, AID. 2sG
according TO the historian Bede. The
name and its associated history down Z,
good King Arthur who was crowned by
Dubricius, archbishop OF CacsIeon, A..
ID. 5lT, are familiar. To C,nrchmcn,- and
St. can never be forgotten in the Anglican
Church. -,
The question Is sometimes asked, How
does it happen that there is such divers
iiy of opinion and riiua, in the Anglican
Churchs' because the -urity Of the CHURCH
does not consist IN all thinking alike-or
all believing some particular system Of the
ology,-but is organic. ON the basis OF the
Episcopaie, The simple aifr fundamental
basis OF the Apostles Creed, and u COM
mon liurgcal Worship. Beyond these
starting points, and within the limits OF
the organism is the freedom of growth,
expaus:ou and growth trah, first ,princi>
pics upwsrsl. and from tfie simple ritual of
the Lords prayer IN a vcs.crn hut up to
the full calhedral service ofssi., Paul's
Loudoar :; & .Ssss>sss- q ss--
The pamphlet b Edmund Frpdlke. d
D., The Oxford pfofersor who< went from
the Ansasan Church t,sslic Rcr,sn Churol.
has reaclrd 40 immense circulation. and
should bs read 10y everys psrson wishing
to know the views Of an eminent scholar
concernifs- ,be differences TINT now inter-
rupt inter communion between The Greek
Roman and Ang can branches Of ihs
Sn-hS.is as- tslSp rsfLatf rt-t Ftt. .
zsf4 gss~fi - = 49, LI-7 81 f-...
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27

A LIVE Man IL y DEAD MANS COFFIN
The latest attempt al : convicts 10 cs-
cape from prison occurred at the Joliet
penitenlary last Tuesday morning
On the evening previous colored VIC
tim had died, and his dead body had been
placed in a rough coffin for burial. On
Tuesday morning when the remains
were about 70 be removed for burial
which ID n short distance from the prem,
ises, one of the 9ilccrs p nceivcd . slight
movement oil. the coffin lid ,. which had
not yet been screwed down. The lid be-
ing raised, To- and bsholA inGesl af q
dead black man, live white convict wa,
found laying in the coin. Hss va has.
tied out and required to give I'm explsna,
tiop,, 1t appears that early ia the nom,
ing, while the other conyicts were a
breakfast, he struggled himself into :,
room where the coffin was, removes sn'
corpse of the colored mar pos'cu IL 10
an 49,, III got into The cofllr
-.-.scii, expecting that be would be car
ried out side the walls. nd before reach
ing the buryins ground Jump out and
escape. Being almost az thered he rails
ed the lid slightly to get a breath Of air,
and was thus discovered in tims'to spoi
his 'Iiitls game If he had remained quie
II minute or two longer, the lid would
have been screwed down, aud he woulc
probably have been smothsrcd ~ death
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27

, Peaches aro in Market. oDAeyRn
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27

For Sale.

sale on liberal terms. Apply TO
22if III. b. REEVES, Plymouth. Ind.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-03
HOTELS.
I>fL EXCHANGE HOTEL.

SAMUEL REYNOLDS. Proprietor
The largest aud most commodiou' Hotel in the
oil region Fair on the VI iipe reduced to bOlrdcrs
This house is pie SANITY situated, rooms cool and
pleasant maxim. il delightful hotel in all respect
Petroleum Centre, April IL, 1860.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-03

Sir Samuel Baker is emincniIy prac teal
10 his views. The expedition he is pr jecI-
ing embraces among other otjec.s the an
neXation Of tie Equatorial Nile basin to
Egypt, the establish meat of coniederacy
the cultivation OF cotton on an extensive
scale, which will be exchanged for Man
chester goods. and the establishment of IA
chain of trading stations throughout the
countries aune"cd, To carry cut these
rather difficult prciec:s Sir Samuel has been
promised force OF 4.00J men, and will Oe
placed in absolute authority by the Vice
roy. An immense hotilla will accompany
10 the Albert Wyanzl.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-03
DoCIEESTEse HOUSE,

K
Washington street Petroleum Centre, Pa.
BRADSTREEr & SHERWOOD, PRoPREToEs
This House is centrally located, and the general
headquarters of oil men.
Petroleum Centre, Pa. May 10, 1S68-tf.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-03

"A lew days aso 500 was mi,shs III tne
Printing Bureau of the Treasury. search
among tho employees was Instituted. "A
highly respectable lady was employed to
search all the females, and the men were
taken to another department where they
were compelled 10 undergo the same rigid
overhauling. Tbeyoung girls were literally
Obliged to take themselves apart. Dresses,
petticoats. waterfalls and every article of
their attire were stripped of, but no cur
rency discovered Not wilhstanding all
the searching and hunting no trace of the
missing Money was fonnd The missing
money was afterwards found in the drying
| room where ii had been forgotten.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-03
VNTEitW4ER8N.s9i sE5TEs.s
MILLER FARM, PA.

join E. ROWE, Prop'r.
Good accommodations f,r transient customers. -
Dav Bo,rl and Board with rcnrls on rc"4onat'r
terms. Tie r:orricior viii sNare 10 pains to make
his House attractive to gucs's. iUueatf
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-03

An old 1Gdinn hunier says that over forty
years ago there camc, in October. while the
leaves were yet green on tie trees, heavy
flll OF snow like thai Of last month. 1t res
maincd upon thr.ground about month
when ttere, cune heavy rain, accompan-
led by thundey and liabtning, which carried
Of the snow enli,"iy. TIE ground then re
nnined bare and the Indians, walked on
frozen leaves Till about the time of sugar
mixing when snow again fell to the deptl
| of Two feet. ..,-.t-