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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-01

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zen.
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na6 Scur6 perle9t percen.
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prin5en Napolern6 nod Gloren; BE- tano
III einem Gerlu@ Die Dyna t te Naz
poleons gu fi@ern> 9letdoiel mas aus
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fdnoni0m pon pari6 >perpen 1000
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NEE in 9aft 9ebalten.
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Mtttterna6t ia9t: cie Nrbeiter
BON paris baten ii9 CUR @ertbeioi9un9
Der Staot a%naebpten. Man 9laubt oaB
9efern (Wontaa) wdbrenp peS gam
sen EueeS cine 9robe Sdla@t in Der
Nibe Ypr MrntmeoY 9el6lasen
wuroe, unp raB Die Deutl1en innerbalb
Der lebten ;uei Sage cine orobe &rmee
bel &etbel @ousier6 unb Montmety fonz
3entrirten. Soften mir pab l9pn Die
nd@iten @tuncen uns einen Sie9 beut<
l9er @afen brin9er.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-01
Die &rieQSlu]t Der beutI9eu {

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sent @iens ftei9t Don Sag gu Sag ;
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bic. preuBtl9e @e1a noi9aft lowobl al6
bic! 6iterrei@if9<n @ioil< uno Militdrz
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flung ter 8ewiQi9un9 gum Gintrttte in
caS torspeutl@e Bunpesbeer. 9eute
frub, er3dtlt bie@orr. g., fam einBarI9<
der BON etrpa nier3ebn Sabren IN bic
Ml( ertalerne m, an3ufragen> ob ct nt6t
gut beutlden Nrmee an9enomnsen weroen
Tonne. Da ttr relplute Sineline ben,
aneelprp@enen SfdBteren 9efel, 70 Nee e.
fe ii91 in >~ptitere GrSrterun9eu NIT benz
ielben en-. Scr &nobe 1T 9an,l'& perz
paiR. Grin, @ater >par t. I. Si9er
Sbertieutenant unp feel 1859 IN Stalien
sesen bic Granseien feline Muttsr itarb
aus @ran. DaS bill ple&tno tm Nlter
ppn ca. bier Sabren wuree bon eineu1
MilitdrzSbe Beamten aufasnpmmen
uno er5e9en. SEPT mill Ter Snn9e als
Na&er fetnes @aters 9eeen BE Tran;oz
lien aieben ! Aue @orfeuun9en BET Diff
3iere> Raj er bier nidt a0ent;rt merren
Efbnne> blieben erfolslos. @r metnte
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I Deuti9lanp. UNI nur an9eaomumen 81
reroen. Man bra@te tba gu 1etnen
pasee> @l,srn. Dim 10. Sali speen oiele
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[i9iep nit iieben %s@@ltswi9 @plfeinern
tprei Gpmptoiriltan uno BIER 5anowet:
fern) gu feiern. Man6e. @e19dfte bic,
baben momentoa eunpfnpliden Manee
an Nsrlpnale, "a otele beoienfete prtu:
zen, Sa91en. Baiern, @Grtemberser &c
nab 5aule essssten, UNI unter bic SABINE,
gu treten.
- Sn Spr9au trat Dor etut Nb:
mar1a ieine6 8ataiuuns Der tet feline,
2euten iebr beliebte @bef noamals %
pie Gru1tt unb belt nod cine tur3e Gelo
preotat. gang in 3ietben>M anier, bte mi
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6urat tennt Sbr ni9t. 9lber Dor be
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,pi1en> Elm fur,e6 @ebet ur,o Elm rt@tt9t
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mare, Sic neutrality-suspicious. .netfpu
rem jeBt 5umor tm Qeibe. Gin 8reS
lauer profeHor bat an bic &b1re gu it
nema upitorium fslsenpen fur3 ,ab Bin
big lauatenpen Anf@las 'ansebeftet; 80
cie 9erren Stuoircnben jest etwa6Be0s
req ~ tbun BADEN, als tns s@oues J
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9el&lp0en." J.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-01

&6lm 80. Suli. - 9err @plfaana
GrtidBratb, ber dltefeS obn beS Di@ter6,
1T aus Gnslano 3uradsttebrt, UNI nd
benz oaterl6npii&eu Deere an3ui4lisben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-01

patrtettlGe Damenfair.-
Garmer uno 8ewobner ter l1m9esetb>
welde ibre olte 9etmatb nt9t peroe6en
baben> uno @ympatbie NIT ibren fir
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unb Gretbett 70 ma6enboft ibr 8lut per-
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rIdbleiben unp auBsr zen @elobeitrdeen
an ben patrioti1den nnteritubunesperei1,
8ettrd9e anNaturolien, NabrunsSmttteln
u. {. ~. 1T Der auf s. 9. uno 10. Sepz
TENDER in Sn9erloQ'5 5aQe bier arran>
9trten S al oes Deutl9en patriptilden
Damenz@ ereins betiteuern. Der9leiden
8eitrd9e ltao entperer an bic Yrdl tcenz
tin, Grau Nu9uite &iefer, ODER an bic
bief9e Girma &iefer, &o&e u. 9ed gu
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- 9err 9enry 81. &nor 1T BON ben
Direftoren Der Grten Mational>8 anf BON
ct. Yaul gum Gaf1rer pieler 8ant er>
wdblt. 1pproen.
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q. s., 2inbefe u. g.. 1T BON leiner Sc
l&dftsreile na@&eem Sten, ;urldsefebrt.
9err 2tnoefe bat Elm 9robeS Eager @Qenz
waaren uno ale in ro6 @e l9dft ein>
i@la9enoe Artifa fir ben 9ertf unp
@tnter ein9efauft. Die @aare 1T NIT
gro6er Sorefalt .o~usse.pdblt unb Elm
She'll berlelben .bereitS bier. an9elanst.
5Danen; rel@e bas MQerneulte' in 6erblt>
uno B mtermoben .3u faufe,1 nln14en,
ofnoen' bier bic bette @tIe9enbeit.
- Donneritas Morsen bra@en Diebe
IN Die Bobnun9 reS Germ Sennin9s
Sing, SO. So pine @traee unb .fablen
Eans Dem S6lafjimmer @eetnfdnpe i'm
Bertbe BON Iber 1900 barunter cine
splpene llbr, ,uertb $175. G8 1T Biz
jebt nod nidt Beluneen ben Dteben aui
Sic @pur 3u fomuen. s. 1ouen 9e9enz
mdrtie cine 9robe Nn5abl Diebe In BET
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6enfer unp Gblren' wpbl perl9lp0en unit
serwabrt fno.
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ludten Diebe in bic Wobnun9 be6 6srrr
pator" 6orit, BON Der Metbociten &ir9'
pur9 Elm Benfter etnsutre6en, >puxnt,
abr bur6 Die 8emobner res 5aulei
weldewa@ 9eworpen rpa,en nerl9eu@t
- Das biefse Ypfamt bat ,,pabren,
Der leBten 6 mpnate bic eriten Suli
1874 @eloz poftanmeiiun9en i'm Betrae
Don $29,276.26 .au8eeite4t unn mdbrenl
pieier 3eit $67, 705 Ga a~u6eeaablt.
+ Dulutb Grtur1ion. Dielelb
tebrte 9efern Mbenp 6 ubr ncblbebalte1
mad ct paul surld. " Cine @rsdblun!
Der @rlebni6e auf bieler tntere0anten Or
furllon mu6te tpeeen Manael an &aun
biz nd@fsn Sam1tas ~suru6selest wer
zen.
-Meefer, Datota, Carer, &anbtypt
unb Sberburne Counties baten Deleea
tionet iu @unften fit Nominattpn %;
General NperiQ 9epdb1t !; unp 9ennepir
@aibinStpn 1nb Stanley tptree
btut ba0elbe tbum.
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MAIDEN, pertaufe i'd 1T ben nG9aen 6 De@e
Utter unb Oterfleiber fit 9errea unb Rnabel
iomie ale III btes Sad einf&laeenbe Mrti!tl Jul
Msp 9srfer Gtnsaufsprets seetn 8aar.
4. @ternberG
70. 3l4 Drite @trabe ct, Yaul Minu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-01

Die a%n9efauften Bombs reprdlentiren
einen parirertb Yon St09> 100000; bic
prdu1ier uni! .aufaelaufenen3 inlen $17,:
529,5O8.57. Der Minperbetra9 in&a0e
AM 1:Sult 1870 betrd9t $6>t77,868. rs
eer %ittlt&e ueteri4ub i'm 6inan5jatre
$119,131,425.45.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-01
Dte 0aaajgSests4ten 8inausiatres;

wv ksS~sS0I~YA$S
-!Ql 40 aa 1-44-tg< asani9 aaG 8aa
Da1 Gtsau3miniferiuu,, Bat bie,nfol1
9enot Bitan32beri Ginansperrpaltunel i'm
Btnar3iabrt pom 4 Suli 1869 bis i.
Julli 1870 'pertfentli@t:1 s..,.~ ~.r,
Gtnnabmen.
Sn Sahe tn, @8usamte am 1. Salt ts69....si5 J6s0, 340.85
Ginnabmea aus 86Qen".". !. ~ ........... fs4 538t 374.H
etn1oo men aus Steuern 184,8S9, 756.49
9%innaensta aus 2aabstrtalftn .3.350,4Sl.76
gtru1tl&t Gtnnatme neutrality-suspicious.. 28,466;864,9 "a
w. S,er, '+.' $685. .Sls.4s
Die Gtnnabme ab,aelit tss RafeabrfaaSes 411,255,477,63
DaBul ltberfdude aus benz Ginweafe!n uns 3Ej n7fIaG
eintapf ron 8pnts ub Gleinparisrsele.. 12s792i3,S7
oH'AA"''' ts2o'' SVoo tsS'
.!n33E.a,S Nus saben. = y yat-" = :
8erpalsanes. unb s.1mtidte Ypedc ..."..S $685., 6ss.56
Rrieesbs9arteu1ent!m..... 5z,655J SIS. 40
Mlartne ............ 21,7 O,a29.S7
Snbta1er uno p~enipnsa ......,......*.... 81 .14O 80
3inien ser SHestlt&sa @4u1e...". 127, 7O2, 1880
as s292,12l,052. is
8rnes4~ s1atauft fir Sen Silsunssfrnt. $50. 1861 sos So
.rc $41S, 7O3, 56O.75
81 sads I'M @dasamte an, /. Sult1S7o.."". 149,502,47l.6O
Ia"'A ,EVU,UoI.oC
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-22
THE MORGAN & FRENCH STALLION
FORESTER.

Tlis thorough bred horse will stand the coming
season, commencing April 10th, as follows: On Mon
days and Tuesdays at Avoca House, on Wednesdays
and Thursdays at Jacob Gablers on Fridays and Sat-
urdays at John Saar's, Highland.
FORESTER is dark bay, aged seven years,
weighs 1850 pounds. stands sixteen and one-half
hands high, and is of French and Morgan stock.
PREMIUMS AT the County Fair of Iowa county,
Wis, in 1885, this horse took the first prize
horse. His brother took the first prize thre
year old In 1867 he took the second price, his broth
er took the first his sister took the first and colt
from him took the first prize as two year old Took
the first prize in 1868 a roadster.
TERMS.-To insure. s. for the season, So; single
leap. 81. All persons parting with before foa-
ing time. are held responsible.
Special care will be taken tn prevent accidents but
should any occur, the will not be responsible.
JOHN RICH.
podgcv!e, April 10, 1s7o.-31w2n
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-22
1T . R R A H.

II . R R A H.
The Avoca and Richland Co.
Bridge Co. have already made
Good Bridges across all the
sloughs, and are makeing good
road from Avoca to Richland
City.
And as. / have bought the
Ferry at the City, they have
concluded not to build the bridge
across the river for a year or
two, because my Ferry is a
splendid one-running on a wire
rope, and car makea trip in three
minutes time, charging only
bridge prices for crossing, which
makes ferrying one-half less
than the usual charges. So every
body is invited to come this way
to cross the river. A safe boat,
good roads, and nice crossing.
Richland City April Is, 1870.
en- VIM. M. RICHARDSON.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-22

TTOUSE & LOT FOR SALE The
n undersigned wishes to sefl House and Lot.
A4 situated Jewell Street, in the north part Of
the Village of Dodgeyille, and known as Mrs Mary
Rowe's house, (Lot 1I3 Maddin's addition.) The
house has Eve good rooms, with good cistern, and
house. Everything is in good repair. The place
will be sold very cheap, if applied for soon. For fur
Their particulars apply tie HENRY SIMS.
pcdgeville Feb I1th, 1870. n22tfn
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-22

OTfCE.-NOTICEI HEREBY CIV
IN en-, that nv sou. James Holman, aged about
~ Is years. left my place, his home, on Monday
March 2lst. 1870. without just provocation
All persons therefore hereby notified not to har-
Dor him, frust him my account will pay
no debts of his contracting after this date.
Highland, April 3, ls7S,
3oWisn JOHN HOLMAN.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-22
The whole amount the witness ever had
$1,000, swept away at blow.
The court charged the jury as follows:

The plaintiff in this action to recover of the
Defendants his aSents the value of 20c0 shares in the
Mineral Point mining company, which he alleges he
delivered TO the defendants Tor the purpose Of sale
and accounting to him Tor the proceeds about the
23d of April, 1855, aud also to recover from the de-
PENDANTS the proceeds al the sale OF 500 shares of
stock in said company which e alleges he transferred
to the defendants IN the 9Th of Febru,ry 1866 Such
la mentioned stock the plaintiff alleges not to
lie Id Tor less sum than Sl0,000 and that it was
actually sold Tor the OF $4,000. On the 9th of
April. 1866. the pia ntH admits receiving from the
defendants the sum of 81 500.
The answer of tie defendants alleges full settle
Mon with respect to the 1000 shares of stock and they
rely on receipt which the plaintiff testities was OBJ
tained by fraud.
fendaits rely upon agreement dated 10Th of April,
1866. Signed by Branger by which it would appear
ant TO securf the payment OF the 81 500 which they
aver WIS loaned by them to Branger, and further to
secure TIL m for what commissi. they might be re-
quirsG to pay, AMI assessments or Wilder & White
mores stock the answer alleges that the defendants
applied 10 shares IN making good their
That deiendsut@ are entitled TO 1000 shares to reim
burse them for commissions paid by them, and they
Offer 10 return tire remaining 100 shares the re-
payment 70 ,ham Of tie said loan of 81 son
This is an ontinp OF the claim and defence; you
will return saeh verdict as the evidence requires.
Jury retired for consideration.
We the Jury end for the plaintiff. and the
damages at sl5,4so. BEN. THOMAS, Jr..
Foreman.
Inc iollGw'ng cases were disposed o. in
the manner ind; cated
Jesse r. Grant vs.. VIM. Humhert-referred to j.
d. Smith last term of court aud not completed.
John Maion-y Mary Simpson. administering
or he estate of David Simpson. d-cea sed-contnned,
d~fendsnt 10 previous terms IS and have leave
TO amend answer TO complaint.
H. isaacson ct al. w. O. Barber-not noticed
R"sine N. Girardine VS.. John cummins. cases.
both cases c.Htinned hv consent of parties
CHARTS ArSali vs. Josiah hampshire ct ai.-settIed
VIM. II. Garden VS.. W. Joncs-settled.
NJ. II. Strong vs.. the Supervisors of tie county Of
fcxa cases not noticed
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-22

THE Imported Stallion
=. YOUNG CANADIAN
"A r M E RI!
Imported from Canada by John Collard in 1866,
owned by Chas. ColIard & Bro, will stand for
mares the following as follows:
Monday forenoons, at the residence OF Chas. Colard
Monday evenings and Tuesday forenoons, at Samp
sons place in Ridgeway; Wednesday evenings and
Thursday forenoons, at Mr. LAWYERS. near Middle
bury; Thursday afternoons, at VIM. Toay's south of
Porters Grove Friday forenoons, ..........; Friday
afternoons and Saturdays, at James Hutchinson's
stable in Mineral Point.
Pedigree
YOUNG CANADIAN FARMER is beautiful dark
Bay stands sixteen hands high, is six years DID, and
weighs sixteen hundred pounds. lie was bred by
Geo. Scott, ESQ.,. of Scarboro, C. W. His sire, Rob
Roy imported from ClyGesdaie, Scotland, and
has taken many first prizes in Canada and Provincial
and other Fairs. He has been owned and travelled in
Ohio for the last two years. Canadian Farmers dam
is superior Canadian mare, and has taken many
first prizes His sister, now owned by Geo. Scott
Esq, has been exhibited at three Provincial and two
second premium and ranks of the best
mares in Upper Canada. His brother has also taken
several first prizes. Young Canadian Farmer has
also taken many first prizes, and at the Provincial
Fair at Hamilton, C. W. in 1865 he took the second
prize in his class in which there fourteen
petors He is considered one of the best horses for
general purposes ever raised in Upper Canada.
GEO. SCOTT
d. This horse took the first premium at the Iowa
County Fair in 1867. He is pronounced by every
good horseman the best drapght horse in the country
He the sures fcal geter and the best stock in the
County.
TERMS OF SERVICE.
Single leap &c. payable at time of service fer the
season. So, PAYABLE at its close to insure with foa
SO. payable when asceraned to be with foal pro-
perty disposed of. The season will commence on the
sth of APRIL aud expire July LIST Care will be taken
to prevent accidents but shall assume RESPONSE
billy for any that may occur.
CHARLES COLLARD & BRO.
FOR SALB-Two Young and Full Blooded DUR
HAM BULLS; year and hall old, the other
about months old.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-22

FOOD FARM FOR SALE.-THE UN-
lr dersigned offers his farm for sale. 1t is situa-
~ ted II miles north of the village of Dodge
vlle on the west side of the road to Wyoming. 1t
ton, rewood and fepcng suic ient for tho farm 20
of pasture for hogs CATTLE with close fence,
several good springs Of water, with one near the
house. Adjacent to \ school house. For further par
ticulars apply ON the premises to
JAMES MANN.
Dodgeville April 7, 1s70-3om2*
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-22
EARM FOR SALE.-A SPLENDID

TsARM FOR SALE.-A SPLENDID
Il Farm, situated nine miles north of DodgeyiIle,
- consisting of 40 acres of land with road run
ming through it. About SO are under cultiva-
ton, and 100 under fence. Good, thrifty or
shard in bearing condition. The Farm is well wat
cred by springs. 20 of timothy and clover and
the best timber in the county. There good house.
with eleven rooms, c4tern, cellar granary, &c. The
Farm would be sold cherp. 800 or $500 would be
taken in cattle. Terms: Half cash, balance Oh time
Also: have leo acres of fue Timber Land which
will sell cheap. will sell the timber as it stands
III pieces af from one to five acres, would sell the
timber and land together in tracts Of forty or more
acres
Also: DRY CORD WOOD and FENCE POSTS for
sale at all times.
For further particulars apply on the premise: to
ISAAC ii. FAM,
Or to WI. WRIGGLESWORTH.
s-tfn Chronicle Office.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-22
H7OFARMERs AND HORSE RAISERs

TITO FARMERS AND HORSE RAISERS.
As it is not generally known to the residents
.s of this vicinity, that 1 can Operate on Horse
Col is on the plan adopted by my father. Dr. G. L..
MATTHEWS, this will inform them tina, will start
out about the LIST of April, and those desiring my
services will find that my teacher has las is we'll
KNOWN been good one, and that have profited by
his experience. BEDFORD MATTHEW'S
Mineral Point, Jan. 90, 1S70.-19m3
Smyrna times., 1870-08-17
HHVE E.,
Commencing Saturday, june 18th, 1870, and
continuing until August LIST.

take this method closing
Fall Winter Stock
trade intend
will therefore offer
be the
hundred all
kinds One Ladies' Spring uns pairs Misses Shoes
OF all styles hundred
re of @ kind and Ladies' Slippers
without heels Morocco and Kid
Slippers for ladies several Of Chidns
Twenty Mems medium KpB
men, several cases Mems Fine Calf Handmade Boots (waane
Stitched GSers one case OF English Walking and Lasting Shoes
pgged Boys
same kind Boys and Youths of
and heavy Boots ~
Aso Hats be
Mems
and kinds aso the latest Silk of
Hats;
"A OF Oil Cloths Trunks
Umbrellas ~ ~
The above named goods of the best City
sold great reduction OF former prices My trade sncng rapidly
PEELED method
stock Call early bargain, goods all within
the above
j. IT. PRIMROSE,
may4 Commerce StetBe Market Smvrna Del
Smyrna times., 1870-08-17

w ANTED AGENTS-TO sell the OCTAGON
w SEWING MACHINE. II is LICENSED makes
the Elastic Lock Stitch" aud is warranted for
years Price SIS. All other machines W ith an under
feed sold for SIS less are lnfrngements Address
OcTAGoN SEWING MACHINE Co, ST. LOUIS, Mo, Chi.
cagO, ILL.,, Pittsburgh. Pa, or Boston, Mass R323m
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-04
The PetrOleum m Trade.

The question of how hest TO ship pero-
leum from Canada is again agitated, and 1t
is a very important one. Some advocate
the deepening of the canals TO allow sea-
going vessels to load at Toronto, Hamilton
or Sarnia. Others say the Grand Trunk
has little to do in summer. and would bring
oil on very reasonable terms to be shipped
at the port of Montreal. This way would
be much cheaper than the other, but still
more economical way would be by rail to
Lewis, opposite Quebec, and thence by ship
to Europe. A better plan than any Of these
would be to form petroleum shipping com.
pany, purchase the necessary land at Bic
Harbor for shads, wharves, &c, provide
locomotives and cars TO convey the oil from
the wells to Bic by Grand Trunk ard Inter.
colonial when most advantageous. and
steam tugs with barges 10 transport it from
Sarnia to Bic in the open season. The
vessels that come for petroleum might bring
heavy freight, to be taken back to the cars
and barges that brought down the oil.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-04

7 SHIPPING PETROLEUM IN BULK The
Belgium ship Charles. which recently ar
rived in New York. is now loading with o
cargo of naptba and petroleum, in bulk,
the vessel having beec fitted with tanks,
ffty-nne in nnnber, for that express pur-
pose, and with an engine and pump for re-
ceiving and discharging cargo. This ship
10 Of 642 English tons, and it is estimated
she will carry $4,000 bbls,-say 1900 to
1900 naptha-and the balance crude petro.
leum. This cargo is taken as an expert
ment, and we can zee no reason why snch n
method Of transportation should not prove
as successful As the carrying OF molasses
in bulk has been demonstrated to be, by the
iron brig 'Novelty. playing between Cuba
and Boston. Should it fully meet the ex-
periments, 1t will create something of IA
revolution 10 the shipping Of oil across the
Atlantic,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-04

Mr. Chss. Stow, tho editor of the Girard
Cosmopolitp, was assaulted in the Reed
House, at Erie, on Monday night, by Ex-
Cnist Of Police of Erie, Thomas Crowley.
Stow escaped with little injury.
Ice CnEAM.-Mr. J. W. Beatty has fitted
up his les cream saloon in elegant style
and is now prepared 10 furnish this cooling
article to oil. His parlor is large and com.
modious and caunot help but become a
popular retreat these warm evenings
This and the fact that Beatty knows just
how to make ON A No. article OF ice cream
will be sufficient to warrant the public in
paying bim call. It's just tho place for
the young fellows to take their girls aud
enjoy good dish Office cream or glass OF
soda water.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-04
infringement Notice.

The subscriber has learned that certain
firm In Tiiusvi!e, known as Bryan. Dill
lingbam S Co.." have commenced the man
uiactnre of Sucker Rods with Socket Joints
This is a Direct Infringement on his Rights,
az his claim is connecting two sections Of
rod by meaps Of wedges. wedging sockets.
aud double coupling bolt" lie does not
specify any particular shaped wedge. nor OF
what material it shall he made. All rods
made as above described outside of his man.
u'actory, are direct infringemen;s. This.
therefore, is 10
CAUTION OIL OPERATORS.
and all others. against buying or nsing anv
rods So made, except those OF his manufac
'nre. "a by 80 doing they will lay them
selves liable, aud viii bs dealt with accord
ing to law.
WIN. J. INNS.
PIONEER. April 9th. 1870.