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For This Time Only.

The munmcrs und bummcrS who ape the
manners and assume the name of ssmcm-
hcrs of the General Assembly of South Caro-
lima meet iii Columbia to-day, and to NOR
row, licolzebub permitting, the pantomine
will bGgin.
The plot oi tho Legislative farce is so we'll
worn that we know just what To expect,
whether from the clowns Of the House, the
harequns Of the Senate, or the culumhincs
Of the Executive Mansion. The stare has
been newly decorated for the occasion, and
tho Legislators will pass their days in the
midst of unwonted splendor M upholstery
and gliding; hut the programme will not
have many variations.
The white renegade, the black booby and
the brown hdonis will repeat The queer an
tics which became so familiar before the
close of The last regular session. Governor
Scott will present his message of love and
peace, in which he will laud to the skies
South Carolina Radicalsm, explain the con
dition OF the State, pat OH the hack ..ihc
young man of much promise" who is our
trusted financial agent, and lay the blame
l.
dcrs OF rcspectability and worth There will
be glowing pictures in charcoal of w,,at
South Carolina will he in the future. Perch
ed on the reconstruction fence and sirhinr
Tor second term, the Gubernatoral squat
ter will promise tho business >fnen n rctluc
ton OF expenses, and the property holders
lower taxation. AT the samo time he will
fling himself into the embraces Of Culfrc
and promise that odorous individual fat
Offices, land and whiskey, and gold galorc-
all at the cost Of tho State. The Comptrol
lcr-General will show what has been spent
during the year, and will prove to his own
satisfaction that every dollar laid out was
the natural fruit Of the extravagancc of prc-
cednS administrations. Like Ellis Excel
lency," he will apologize and promise. The
same old story!
When thc message has been read over and
prayed over, the leading performers will ono
their gracious mouths and chalk out the
Legislation OF the session For Il week or
two, the wheels will roll smoothly later they
will require incessant grcasing. AZ first.
there may he show of awful moderation.
The Radical Satans will rcbuke Democratic
sin. But long before tho end OF tho session
the motley crew will be hard at work US
usual-upsetting good laws and framing
bad ones, doing al they can for their own
profit and the loss Of the State. They will
begin mildly and mcckly. but before they
adjourn they will rage for greenbacl1s as of
yore.
The General Assembly will sit as long MS
the members can squeeze out per diem,
and contingent rcmainders in tile shape of
fees and mileage. When they are filed will,
pence and plundcr. they may consent TO adj
journ.
Ono consolation we have: When the cur
tain falls it will fall forever on the creatures
who have been. ind are, u shame and a de-
graduation to every decent man in all South
Carolina. When tho he'll rings, in 1870,
there will be new play and new players.
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CSRMs OF TIE NEWS.

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Address RIoRBAN, DAWSON & Co,
No. l4o East bay, Charleston, S. q.
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600 bonds which the Stato has alroady con-
scntcd to endorse, but even il theso nrc
stolen or frittered away the people will still
save at least $1,000. 200.
This result is due. VIC may fairly claim, to
TIE CHARLESTON News alone Convinced
That the enterprise. in the hands of Scott
and Plllsbury, whatever its intrinsic merits,
had become y gigantic swinllc, TuE NEWS
proclaimed the fact; it exposed the manner
of awarding The contract; it showed tho cy-
orbitant prices proposed to be paid for mil
tcrials; it explained to the foreign cupiialist
that Radicalisrn was breaking our backs and
forcing the people toward rcpudiatiun.
These revelations, at Grst, aroused q storm
OF anger ond irritation. We were told that
VIC were stabbing the credit OF the State
anu deprcciating tho bonds; we were AS
surcd that rltE NEWS was injmring its hest
friends, and that its course could do no good
iSut this journal was not lead by enLrcaty or
swayed by threat. IL swung tho tomahawls
over the head of Radicalism i'm season and
out of season. II gave them no mercy who
liad shown our people none. And The re-
SulI ~ thaL scott attl Fillsbury arc cowcd
aud defeated; TINT nine millions Of dollars
is saved to South Carolina; that $3.50, GOD :,
year 0i interest is saved to Tho people, and
that the Radical officials, cnwcrinw before
just dcnunciation, suddenly discover that
they are opposed, ut present. to increasing
the debt of the State for any purpose what
ever. Such I'm increase they feel must jco-
pardizc the pickings and stcaIings already
anugly invested in State bonds, which woull
droop lower and lower so that ;.lI tat they
would gain in railroad bribcs. and more
would bc lost in falling bonds
TuE News has done good work, and will
not hold its hand until every Ritlical rascal
who now pollutcs tho body polite, is hurlcu
from the ofTlco which he has disgraccd.
Tcmporizing with these people is useless.
They must be laslcd into repentance, and
then kicked out Of the State.
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Gbe GloaTaestpso agesps2.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2a, 1869.
To Our Friends In the Country-In-
iucen,cn.s to New Subscribers.

We Desire, II possible, to make THE NEWS,
,ohich is already ntthont exception The cheapest
taeDSpdpc1' IN 1te South, regular risf.or IN
every ,oet. regulated household in this ana M
adjoining States. rs an fnduccnrnt 10 the plont-
e,.S TO subscribe TO TuB NRws bgJorc Ha rrJ,ty0-
tt0n QJ TIE present year, TOE hare arranged ,rith
Mcssra Walker, Exams &c Coysisel!, The publish
ars Qr the RURAL CARcIINIAN, TO supply that nc,1
ana superb agricultural magazine together NTH
THE NEWS, IN all ne'o subscribers, at the Toiio,o
ir0 re1'v loio rates:
THE DAILY NEWS ana the RURAL CARoLINIAE,
one year, for sir dollars and ti|ty cents.
THE TRI-wEEELY NEWS ana the RURAL CARO-
LSIAN, one year, FOR Jour dollars.
Subscriptions TO the ttoo publications n,ap DC
sent either To H,e ;,roprtetors 0J TIL. NEWS, to
the prop,teto'a Qr ute RURAL CAEoIiSTAN. But
persons desiring To auaH Themselves or this oat,
must do so berore the first or January ',ert as
She arrangement totu not De extended bcyo,,d
that period
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nnd the ncsh was fairly roasted. Tho
bodies seemed drawn up In heap to present
rs small surface to tho namcs us possible, and
in this position the poor fellows suffered tho worst
agony anu died. Their faces were burned to
crisp and dellcd all attempts at recognition.
Their hands were burned the cn,is OF ticir fingers
being burnci on One man met With n fearful
death Although not severely burned, if burned
NJ a'i, he was chokeh ana snothcrcd with the
smoke. lie tried to crawl To the outlet and BIC
cccdcd until to reached the Partition wall. Here
hc became confused, und. turning, went directly
towards the burning stage. few feet beyond
llc struck u bench which had hccn pulled ont OF
ita place, and couid not proceed. In his cunf,l-
sion it WAS evident that he felt hnscIr Iva n pen
from which there vas no escape. :jinSi'. on hi,
knees his liap.s were thrown over thr ben sh 81;
# he was in the attitude OF pra,rr
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TI,O RENT, AND POSSESSION GIVEN
4 on the frat OF January next. n FARM on
Meeting street road, joining the city boundary,
MORE, No. Is Radcliffe street novIn nm
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MOTICE. -rURSUAN,r ,rO TILE nESn-

M iIOVi. T UIIoUNNT To TIE ftF"SU-
IN LUTON adopted by the Hoard of Directors
u meeting of The StOGkhuhlCrs OF The PcOplct
iank oi south Carolina will bc held at No 10 Biaad
street, charleston. ON nOhDAv, the 18th day Of No
Vchncrcurrcnt, at O'Clock hi, take hi Coi,-
sidcTatiOn The provisions or the Act OF Assembly
approved March 18th, 1900, entitled "hn act 10
chhhie the Banks OF The State to renew business or
10 place them In liTuidiation,p and to determine
Lie luttlrc policy Of the Bank.
ly order oil the Board.
novis 10 Il. q. i.OIKI, Cashier.
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for Guic.

DEAL ESTATE OR PERSONAL Pro.
~ TEErf of any kind may be advertised for
safe In ths column, ht the rato of 25 cents for
- -
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A MEETING Of THE TillJSrNES on
IA THE PROTESTANT EpiSCOihI. SOUjErY
tus TlI!; hDVANCEai.Nr Of CHRISTIANITY
iNSoUrii CAROLINA will he iielh THIS SvHtynu
~ o'cDck. ~ iiH rcSidcncc0 0i Rev. Er. uatisdcn
llnici street by order OF the i,isnop
JOHN HANCtt Eli
EDE2J L .ircrctary
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90 Rent.

HOUSES, FARMS, .STOREs, ROOMS,
H. Il &C., now vacant, cau readily he rented by
advertising tham In this column. Tic rate ia y
paid In advance.
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meetings.

DhNK or CHARLESTON, CHARLES
ID TON, NOVEMBER H. IsOo.-h Meeting
Of tho SlOcShoIdera OF this hank win bo held
Tuls DAY, tho 23l instnnt at 7: O'Clock NJ, I'm the
uall, upper part OF Iiank Building
The Reports oI tho President and Board of Diro;.
tors OF the condition aug affairs uf the Rank viii
DC submitted for consideration.
n0v23 t,avhn,r
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Uunts.

INFANTS OF ALL KINDS CAN BE
w male known tn every body In this column
Ut the rate Of - cents for twenty words or less
each insertion, II pu i'll advance.
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POOMS TO RENT.-THREE UNFUR-
~ NiSfIED rooms In q residence pleasantly
situated In the western part OF the city Terms
IL Doughty street. octIo
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ITO RENT, A HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS,
Il or half OF II II desired. with furniture or not;
thc house ts pleasantly situated and has every
convenience. Apply nt this oIiicc.
novl7 wISiu
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FOE SALE, A FINE MlLClI COW WITH
a. young Cali. Apply Il. No ~ America street.
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NNO RENT, A FINE STORE WITH FIX
y TURES for grocery and bar-room, corner
teannt rent will be $40 per month. Also. ak
large square Rooms, with fire places, back pinzzas
and otstern water on every story. The rooms
VIII be rented slngly II preferred. Inquire OF Mr.
ROSE. on the premIscs octia
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8car0in

ROARDING.-FIRS GLASS BOARD
- at Mrs: WILLIAM 8. PRASER's, No. 4 Hud.
so.i stFect. farms moderate. noyfs ss
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"ANTED, AGENTS. Two HUNDRED
w and Fifty Dollars per month, to sell the
only Genuine Improved Common Sense Family
,iucemcnts TO Agents. This IL the most popular
Sewing Machine OF the day-maEes the famous
'Elastic Lock Stitchn-wiIl do any Kind OF work
that can be done on any machine. One hundred
Thousand sold aud the demand constantly In.
creaSihT. Now is the time to take an agency.
Srnh Tor Circulars. NO iewnre OF infrlngcrs.-
Address SECOMD & CO., Boston, Mass; PItfs.
burg, Pa, or 81. I.ouls No. oct20 amos
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET BY TIE
month, week or night. Terms moderate.
Apply at No. ~ l,eanfaln street. novel,
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lust ARRIVED FROM rlIE UPPER
O part of the S.atr, four yoke OF wc broke Iarrc
OXEN. Also, some hiilch Cows, with young
CaifcS Also, Snnc SprnGGrs which will he sold
cheap II applied i0r THIS DAY, November ~ Isip
Apply ut iiOGKnDAY's; 0ld Stables, co, ner Of
King and Spring strrGs. IOyg1
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WANIiSD, 4 ASiiAHr, ACTIVE HOUSE
w BOY. Appr u1n.,iia,cly, with recnn,.
men iaiion. al M. =: CHURCH, corncr Water
Slr'!cL. nOv2.
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WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING OF an kinds plain
AMI ornamental, IL executed promptly IN the
ieateSt style and ut the lowest New York prices
and examine the scale OF prices before giving your
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N sci, ,b &lnsr..an KNITTING MAGuINE
the only prae jsI PANTY Knitting Machine ever
invented PtiH sa,. WIN knit %, 600 stitches
rcr minute. a, s'rc'S, American Knitting Machine
Company, Bosto. aiass.. or st. Louis, Mo.
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" NNTED. KONItD FOR A iIhDY AND
w inIar '' i2f1h-fis - coloreIl nurse i'll
private fa'iii' UltTc ia rt Is no sma'l children;
0ne large roo.n "a That * needed. and IL place
tor the nursr; lr!7r marican family preferred
anu Calhocs Carte ,reH Wing tU thiS will please
slate the n - tSasn'Hl.c terms (nGiuiins iirn
Tor tho roo'. y The ~cck or month In letter
marked al. to 'hc Olilce Of TIIE DAILY
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RAILROADS.
Erie and Pittsburgh R, e.


NN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOV. 2:', 1860,
~ trains will run on this road rs follow.;
LEAVE ERrE-souTHwARD.
10.25 a, m, Pittsburgh Express, stops al all s"-
tions, and arrives Mt A. S G. w. r. u. mans
fer at l IS y m., OF New Castle At Ii y nj.
aud at Pittsburgh at 90 p m
4.3C a. n Accommodation from jamestown Ne
rives at A. " q. w. X. r. Transfer al - II,
M, at New Castle at 100 M, ai.! vs.
Pittsburgh at 1000 u. IN.
BIO p. m, Mixed Train leaves Erie for ShJcc
stopping at all intermediate stations ST.. IA
irving at 1.0'a m
NoRTnwlRD.
7.1S Eric Express lea - New Castle At ~ M,
A. Il G w. II. 4. Transfer at lilo IN,
and arrives at Erie at 2:;0 p. m, making
close connection for Buf, and Ming. fa'.
Abs p m. Erie Accommodation leaves n. Caste Il
7,25pm,A A & G. w. II. II. Transfer al ess
pm, jamestown u, $40 p m.
$50 p, M Mixed Train leaves Sharon FOR Ete, ~
irving at l1b0pm.
Pittsburgh Express south connects n. JamesIowu
at l25O y III. with j. IL r. Express. for Frank
lin and Oil City. Connects at Transfer at le1 IN.
With 4. II G. w. Accommodation weet, fr "se
ren. Ravenna and Cleveland.
Erie Express north connects at 4. !: q. W Trans.
er at Il,}o n III, with Mail east for Mesdyii,ij
Franklin, and Oil City, and at jamestown with D.
& +. Express for franklin.
Trains connect at Rochester with trains ~
Wheeling and all points in West virginia, ana NJ
Pittsburgh connections for Philadelphia. HarI =
burg Baltimore and Washington, Wis Penhsylvats
Central Railr6ad
Erie Express North connects at Girard with
Lake shore truirs Westward for Cleveland,
Chicago and ali points in the west; at Erie WIN
1rvineton, !ioiuutc &c, and with Buffalo y Er'G
Paroad for Buffalo, Dunkirk, Niagara Falh a're
F.N. FJNEEY,
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my dear" said Mr. b., TO his wife while
his smiling coun'cnancs Indicated tie. CON
ciou.ness OF having done good action, Il
have had my life insnred Tor yonr benefit"
"Well!' cried Mrs b., locking around upon
her friends with a look OF injured innocence.
..iust to think OF the seliShness of men, and
particularly Of husbands There you have
been aud had your life iuared. while yerr
psor wife nay go with ut any insurance on
hers lie just what would expect of yon!''
Sbs iretuily exclaimed. nnd was recalled to
II sense of her injustice anl absurdity by
hearing burst OF uncomfortable laught i
all around her.
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Petroleum Centre Daily, Record.
'Pe:. Centre, Saturday, April 3.
II. II. hi r; ZaiIo9'.
TggE Svs.

TEgE NEWS.
The Pittsburgh Cronicle comes to MS in a
uew dress. 1t is an excellent paper, and
has earned the success it enjoys.
There is now 10 The Hotel de Dieu, Paris,
Polish soldier of the frs' empre whu is
one hundrcd and iyc years. Old.
Mc. Cldy Stanton says she does not wish
to go to Heaven until she can go enTrau-
chispd.
Cashmere goats are nnu,t"rous Ia Iowa
Mere cash 5ulls and bars aarsh in New
York
Tom TAumh drirks too niucb His vile
takes crr-os;ion in tae fac; !lat he can
not drink ~ rauch rs o.ier men.
Tie pres nj English War Minister Pre-.
rcrs raw recruits to veterans.
Tic people Of Al.sGa are to have news
nap"-,
A ncero woman in Genr1iA recently chop
prd up li,lle girl ia der 10 secure the
sum Of g.; 10.
Kgrsss has ten daily and l;,y weekly news
pagers.
In Englsnd y society has been formed for
the protection of sea birds.
The Mormon. are 80, COO in excess Of Gen.
tiles a, Sal, Lake.
Thr income Of the New York theatre dur
ing February was $lI6,I47.
Edward Best. employed US bookeepsr in
Higgins piano warehouse in Chicago, COM
mi;ted suicide by poisoning himself, on
TUESDAY. Ee feared the discovery Of some
fraudulent transactions in which ho vas en-
.aged. |; was this that led him 10 com nit
the dsei. . .-s.iS;.
J. D. comtie':, m insane pauper. wa:
burned TO death in the Peoria, Ill.,. poor
house on Tuesday. His bed took ire and
he was too weak to escape.
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COisRY d PITTSBURo
RAILROAD TIME TABLE,

Takes effect Mondar, Novem,,e ,er 23d 1853
NoETaNARD.
Accommodation leaves Cory $50 p NJ; C1ymx
4, 8 Panama AIS; Sherman AIS; Summit 500
p N Mayvillc $50 arriving at Brocton 100 p m .
Exnress train leaves Cory LOO a. NJ, Clymer o 50
Vile lilo, and arrives at Brocion l2, II.
Mail leaves Cory lis =. NJ, stopping at all Sta
| tiuns arriving at Broc ton i.5or IL
SOUTHWARK.
Mail train leaves Broct0n nj 600 ~, stopping se
| al stations. arrives at Cory Al 1875 P.k
Express leaves Brocton at 2,35 p. "; Nayv1lS
| $50 summit 3,i5 Sherman 400; Paranla 4, 6
Accommodation leaves BrOcton 100 p. NJ Nay
Vile s 10, Summit $40 Sherman s,55, Panama ~;
! Clymsr 9,f5 arriving at Cory at 10, 10 r. y.
CONNECTIONS
! Passengers leave Buffalo on the Toledo Exprsss
or Dav Express, COM cling at Brocton with traDs
for MaNvc, sherman, Panama, ClymGr and Corryy
connecting at Cory with trains on the Oh Creek X
r. for Tirusvie, Miller, Pioneer and Pet. Centre.
Oil City and Pittsburgh.
Also, connecting at Cory with trains on the Pull
adelphia 4 Erie NOad for Philadelphia and Harris
way for Union, M.adville, Gresnyills Pa, an
Warren, Ohio, and jamestown aud Randolph, NY.
Trains leaving Oil City nj 6l5 u. IN, CORY ~
9, % a IA, connecting at Brocton with train on Is IL
l.. Il. r., arriving IN Buffalo at 2lo p IN.
Trains leaving Oil City at 9,3S IN will eOnnssf
with Mail Train leaving Cory at 1,1bp m, con.
Meeting with Express East on D. & X r., arriv
ing in Buffalo at $50 p. IN. Leaving Buffalo at 400
p. IN arriving al Cory at IL, 10 p. IN.
Also connect at Mayville with Steamboats, on
ChauauQua Lake during season Of navgationL for
A. n. TREw, supt,
Janl. Mayve. N. 7.
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4 Young gentleman wearing masniii-
leans the other night, and carefully placed
il beneath tha seat Whls he viewed the per-
formancc on the sage. When the play end
ed be discovered that his ueghbor had been
nsinS his hat as a spiitoon, and it as drip
ping With tobacco juice.
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THE PETROLEUM CENTRE
DAILY RECORD.
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING,
(Sundays e-cepted.)
W. II. LONGWELL, Proprietor.

TERMS.
Per year payable in advance, rs
Ia month,
pRsUE-:.ISr or ADyEIRTISlEG
tTcn lines of nonpareil make one squars)
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BUFFALO AND ERlE EAILl.0Ap

DUFFAL0 AND ERlE EAILls0ADs
ID On and after Monday, Nov. 1Srtl, 1854
Passenger Trains will run on this road - foows
LEAVE ERIE--aOING EAST.
6,eA A. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS, stopping a.
1sTV RIPLEY, Westfie,d. Dnukirk and silver
creek, arriving at PuffGlo at AS A. NJ
lA,kk A. NJ, NEW YORK ExPRESS. stop
1860 ping at Westneld, Brocton Dunkirk. SD
vercreek, and Angola, arriving In BuhA!s
~.os r. n. CiNC1YNATt EXPRESS, stop
S'v" ping at Northeast, WestAeld, Brocton,
Dunkir,S and Siivertreek, and arrives u
C.ON A. NJ, NAIL AND ACCOMMoDA.
O'VO TIoN, stopping at allstations, arriving u
p,1S p. NJ, DAY EXPRESS, stoppine Il
o'fN Northeast, Ripley, Wes1eld, Dunkirt,
silveroreek and Angola, arriving ct Buf
falo at 100 p NJ
LEAVE rUFFALo-aoISG WEST.
1D.OS r. NJ, DAY EXPRESS stopping at An
e~'e0O COLA. Silvcrcreek, Dunkrk, BroctoEi
Weeiheld and Northeast arriving al EriS
a.AMP. n. NAIL AND ACCoMMoDk
f'Ov TON, stopping at all stations, arriving
c,pn 4. NJ, TOLEDO EXPkEss. stopping a,
S''SV oil stations, md arriving at Erie ~ l0sC
A. n.
G,1An p NJ, STEAMBOAT EXPRESS. stop.
O'UV ping at Angola, Sivercreek, Dunkirk,
Bructo,l. Westfrld and Northeast, arriv,
in at Eric at % A. N.
r,0A A. Nj. NIGHT EXPRESS stopping a.
tss~O Silvercrecs, Dunkirk and Westfeld, o.
riving at E.;e at 4,lo A. N.
Railroad time is 10 minutes faster than Erie tinG
z N BROWN, Gen Supt
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-03

J. D. comiel., m insane pauper, wa:
burned to death in tn. Peoria, ILL.,. poor.
house on Tuesday. His bed took ire and
he " ~ too weak to escape.