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, 1870-09-04
The <1cvtl9o-Eyuntrte~ Troubles.

Lcrg Eret.ek Co7rt- rsnf1er erfhs -Stst York Sur
Du chrilln is in the hotel. 80 Is Josh iii
linsp, so they are invitcrs, not invited. Du
Chnsllu IL great fun. He Is small msn> vctr
animated, and full Of gesture anI action. He
moves cnnclueiyelvt 10 everybody who will dis
cure the question, that the rru-siArs are "a
the b,1rk Of annlhilaffon- With tue ladies he
i. evest tavor,tc, and they evidcrtly regard
him as superior htirs. because he sctualiy
kitleA gorilla Some Of them srs rather hazy.
hnwerer. in natural history. and think be
N11,Ss +nme African Ntorb<. Josh Billings If
very ailrnt, and pever subosons MtaSeI e1-
cept 10 e:ncak Of his ailfaeuts, on which to:ic
he IL amazingly fluent. He il the picture Of 4
hope!ee> h.pochop1Fisc- Hc tells \
goosi story. hoAe ever, Of Do Chsitlu. The
Ffec,hrnAn observed everybody giving money
10 the walters Tor permission 10 est Tho food
thev nav five dollars day for. sntl he fol-
loved the custom hr forking out tlfty cent?
per uiem. He Observed that the towels in
| his room we're vrry irregular in their APPEAR
acce. amt lie thought this wAs hint Tor
| fee. So lie took An opportunity OF gcin5 to
| his rnon ehen the chanbeEmaid Was AlTAnE~
| ing if. He offered her so1ne r1HneE, Ano ana
burs: into tear, s>ying he was nasty, mean
| Frcn-hmap, to insnlt her. anil flpuu>ed out Of
the rccm in rage. Din Chaillu waa thunder.
| etruck. He went down sadly convinced that
| he nt ssr should understand the AMERICANS.
| lie mentioned the circumstance TO- Ny bu1ro~s,
| who with esess effnr: managed to keep frou'
laughter, aud shenk his hcatt. eay1nS gr3vely
thst though forcis' er was sllow.-i c"nsldcr"
l able latitude, tet he must respect the ser'
| wants Of the house.
, 1870-09-04

work. s. cuttlns 1 1ace tAoruy branch of Il
mesa, advanced 10 take part ia the fra!.
! only wish some artist bad been present, to
depict the scene-
t:cu]afly, and that Was the infinite couac.
t,o, that 1iets between the human family
il some Of its b-7nches--ard th3 brute ezra
tiou, II Mr., Darwin had leen there, he Nigh
have fotme some interesting theories there
IN. Dan1i4hing their knives. the b!sd~
reekiug with b1ood nnd gore and their woo!l,
pase- dripping with .he same. they resemble
In one pAis, three or four might be seen -ttug-
siirs aud Tnt!i oycr vne another, to IT.
which should become the owner Of lsrg
lutuI. of tiesh; in ano.hc-, so1e half doze
women or children we're watching intently th.
pretatiops of the taxid-rnists. and looking
kept throwing among them.
Finding thE-at- And r~monstrances OF n,
use, and my men jumped On the carca ss fna
laid about aa right and left On the nak.d hsckz
Of tbc earasee, Dy tlcse torcltle meaus, Or
der, at 1eaet 4 senblance Of 1t, was 1t 1engt!,
restored, and the operation Of faring VA
quickly finished.
bat wien this Vas completed, and tbs belly
Of the animal had been ripped up, and it,
eut1nils. thai especial African deIicAcy, e1-
posed to the virw Of the surrounding thtouS
lie not BECAME worse th1u ever, portI.
caatrons, who had hitherto Eept out of 'he
th,ck fray, could nov no louger restrain
themselves. Hcites.skelter they ruah~d.
4omeu, be-s. and girls. to gain at 1saSr
portion Of the p1ecious trail" And then
c1urcd \ ecene which battfee lescrip.i6a,
hut which I can liken TO nothing letter
| then \ game Of f1etch aod English. on}y
| it Was ,.layel With cntrails instead OF rope.
4 dozen or more at either end! Nov one
| past, gains little, how they lose it. The
large eiltrail ID strained to IT.. utmost; il can
| not withstand the teuelont 1t last it gives
war. and full TWO dozen natives roll bsckwat
head over heels On tho ground and rise GOV
! e1rJ with blood and filth from head to foot
Ano,ler .quahbles Gazelle-ered maiden,
are TUNED into verifablo wildcats, Will
,eathet} looking hags ply arms, teeth, ans
pails on the feeh Of Nil thtt comes in thei
way Again and again the same scene Vi
acted. y lih tho SAME teau1t-Aud il Was no
till there was nothing left 10 fight over thu
order was restored ~ my frinnds lowing u
in pesce TO proceed With the dislocation OF tn
skeleton.
never opjoyed i seene go much7 and never,
dare Jay, shall zee the ike agaiu. sever1 {
\ tue men had received eeyeral wounds from th
knfye. Of their corapanions. but somehow I
| oth.r, When the fight Was over, they ~ero ~
parentIy ~ good friends again rs ever. Whe
We left the rrot, I do not think Piece OF mel
could have been found big enough for H
tens dinner.
The skeleton, reader, may now be seen
the I}ririsl Nuseuu1, Ard Ia the only epeclE1e
| Le]ieSe, OF the Aryssinian rhinoctros III
has ever reached this country. Ii e-er you
there to see it, think OF the scene havs tYif
to describe.
, 1870-09-04
4 Curious Case of MiztakeD Identity.
GasAq tAu9. lg) Cerrtgun.isnee a. he -sSsr FORK
- NniL

A0l
An auusing instance of mistaken identity
lately occurred to Bock tho wetl-knoWn Huelc
dealer Of Ne1Iin. With thousands OF others,
he had gone 10 ObeEanuergan to attend the
Passion Play performed tbe1o by the Pc .sant1J
once every ten JeAIa. HA Wing reached the spot
hu noticed that he VIE Tho object Of much re-
4pecttul observation. Nhispers gre etetl him in
erery direction AZ he passed among the Assena-
hled audience. who reverent]y saluted hin
aud pointed him uat to thelr fflenas. At t1rst
puzzled to know to what he Has indebted fos
tlefe nulooked-fur attentions, he st length
remembered that on his wny through Munich
lie Lad cen told that both in form and fea-
yaria. Before long he heard himself ad-
dressed as s,Your Majesty and il was in vain
that he emphatically renounceI al claim to
royalty, protesting that he was only music
! dealer irom tho banks Of The Spree.
Tic people insisted that he was the King
l,imself, lint - Nss Majesty ~ishsd tet.avel "
/ coJnito, his privacy shnal1 not be infdnged
u1sop. Tho supe1stitions Prince, however, bad
| toou to learn that II the head is uneasy that
! wears crown, that heaI may be no less go
| that il OILY supposed to woar one. He had
hired I carriage for the purpose OF exploring
ard frllow-tzavel]cr who hsd nt once been- -sct
down zs IN aalutant. 70 This vehicle he ha-
{vok himself, hoplnG thereby to ~seaue the
M v clcomc hut eonstausly increasing hon-
$50 THO nle over, he aE&ed lie driver
hox much he owed him. II don't ask
| ac.i;ng," Ie7Hed The nan, with : rs
col: 9What.ss1 youE Hajcsty sives II bs
lie cor7cct thing Il an not the kinE
In" cri.,d 7s1r po:k; 4stell mo tircetl,
Ma: alu u pay!" "Y.u1 I,5essY os'y nre
!. t4Gs ,3at NC don't knuw ypu," repl.ut tht
.s.i.t-- "Well, tl.en, il muss set . price
lc.>s .7T two hundred gultcn; tkat'r abou
Sic r,.Et fiaue for 4 KiuE.7 The ron
| ,ruEic-aealee Nal .I1iso lost patience. q tn
lovit!" ho exclaimed. ~ tell you am nc
.l.c K.pg Of Easaris OF Of any othsE country
70 tell ne, oacc for al, what is the lsgs
fare 2"
i The MAJ, wits, very VT face. took n
| customary suEl, about twentieth part Q
what Lo had expected, utteEing 40 he cid g
.Ihough, iu1esd, you are the King" O
sgain comiEG into thu viilsso, the trnyeNs
passed Bay1tian ysa fc5A.e on duts. who I
rIoached him: .> Ii,s people" ssia b
steeem 1esi!y to bel,vo that an th
: I King Of Eavaria- Pray tell tht1n sht
| are nlessken" SWELL" replied the so
iler, III yonr Majest5 desi.es it u
do 20: kEo~ ycu wiah 70 travel tntogMs4o
/ "Eut eive you my word for III" Vel
| then, OF ccurse there 1nurt bc a rDAssake, ~
the man, attsled, ''but thuu you aro ceftai
: IL Prince Otto."
Detrairing OF convincing tho people that Il
: t,loot OF the Wittelstacher did not run in t
vs;rs, he hasteEcd to leave epot where
i crr,.r1 ~ erv rrst Va4 to bb forced uppu Iii.
, 1870-09-04

lag. week, : wisness perf1s:ea ~ tesInslnS ="
he s storey M objected. and it was rulsd oHt By
The Judee. He woa1d proceed as1in TO teii
..sh.st hox It vaa.r when tbs attorney VOID
zins out. "How Do you know tnsss 4sia x,. ny ny
ee,,e5 .cger,1 time Presently tho Judge,
| tecnuni,r uuzble 70 coutaiu iHa1aef longer,
ss;d Suppose your wife were to tell You tha
},savsns bid fsllen, whst would you think ?"
s.ve!l, den, dink3 dey sos down.
The Chrati1n Eaion, NJ, Deeehers ps.
per. eayz q When ona.a feelings ara heated
With = eepse Of wrong, be earnestly deaires
soEne znode of expressian. A worldly man
sets falie. ty swsarins- Good men reach tho
. lame end By liberal nae Of controversial eps-
tlaess. when religious. editor declares
| that = brotber-editor makes statement
knowing it TO be untrue. he hsa only taken e =
!. eng1S;t i the ~ tbs 81 Ho11a Vi % iooks q. it."
j. Some gentlemen, who wished to tea:h hsf
Iasson, int1pducetl pe1scn to hes whom they
= said wss a verr learned msn- She received
. preston, began to talk swar, and aaksd, e E
q thousand questions, 80 engrossed E.th haraeN
that she did not notice that her V1aitof maaa
reply. Whsn the visit gas pTef, tha senntasd ntsd
: theix tiond "A most delightful man,. Ess
:. 1 therep1y; 'sHhat Wit I'D le=snirg Hers tas
d laaGh came iu-the visitor mas deaf a1d durnp-
Fanny Fern tells the ioAo"laag ag,1sr. skars n ~
l. ! tHf-
IA had agreed to take tcs :. her heuse. ana NJ
IA Parton gave her special injunction 10 haF6
. eoue stale bread on the table, - ". G5ee-
"a ier, be sait, peyas :ouctca hot biscuit Inls
~ via accordingly done, and when the erssss
4 editor sss dom to supper l.Egs suppl, % OK
dwh hre.d vas p!sca,l close to b, Plate ne,
IN howsrer. was not content with ttis, pnts pesI-
n. ire acro.s the tsbIc in his ne1r-sts9sea a"aI
T. atihe bsscuit opposite. he stretched our our nas
am and preceded 70 help hssa ssa,, and Ms ,s-
* tusily rn.de his cnti:e neal of thesat MI, ;
"a T,rt1,. expreased her surprise as tbs. aad
, snii uWbr, Mr. Greeley: I raaa the 1rao-
~ ,,ns for 80 icrf. a time that thossht yoq
~ nhn4.in,tsa hot bread" :. Fanny. replied
- tse sage Horace, helping himself to another
1t Nscris, lido you slways practice what you
LAT r,eache I'm su7e don't"
re -Iha wife Of 4 California farner being sick
H. hsr physician ordered some powter lrEeiy
vt ceraroscL Of o1ium, and directed hsr hush md
IL. to administer the weight Of q qQarter~eagse a
~ doze. In the morning, when The doctor re
20 turned, the patient was dead, md eyiasntly o.
a. poisoo. Unhappy naan," ssid tho doctor
Is *whe7e is the powder gave yoo ," = gavt
,st it to her. Here is the smpty box ioE
~ forgot my prescription, then" no, doctot
MT put swo dollars and . half IN one scaio m
1er tho powder in the ether" Was IN gold
,pg mo; I did not ha-e the gold, SO ma3s q
are tbs amount in Elyer
, 1870-09-04

rortion OF ihe bodv, the only science 0! the
| operator consisting il Knowing the pre:ise spot
| nhctc thry atoula be inserted This eurors
| rcz!n.Ma2ec haS bean an essential pvt or
| native Iia-tice trort tho renoseet antiquity.
/ kat scEa forty Jeaza agn Ese, At the recom-
rend-ticn af t17Ta1lers to EEina, tined by
I many F!eEch and other European aoesors-
~ II Gsd In one or two cases enurt relies, "a
riozs b7potheaes we're started to account for
It's CURATIVE power. Some imagined that It
I AFFORDED 3 cotductoT Tor tbs escspe OF n VA
t:uc accumulation OF .ha eieotric fluid at the
seat Ct dise4ae. But it WAS eoon found to be
uselsEs IN the male7y ai eaes' a tn ssarn ~
thar would Fare suecauabed 70 snx
courtc..Ir1i..tlng tte1tueut, and it
| eccr fell fl.o entt1n aissl.s- Ihe means
adopted fc. acquiring correct knowledge Of
Ehe The nsea;e 'y y sanessea azs sq
1 Ihey have da-Igna.ed on the human body a6i
;,nin,s, each taTicg passes1..1 na1ne Of its
eHn, according to it, supposed relation to the
Internal parts: anil. In order. to practca &C.
copss11c.ed On which yar5 small pinholss are
made At tho positions aoaHexinE to these
Joints On tho i've subject The whole
! sgure il then paated over with p.pe1.
1sd The need!e student exercises him.
be can, without he=i.s:ion. place tho point
o4 his nee.!1e On the exact spot occupied
b. esch, When :ha Necessary skill Is acquired
a ltbp operator becomes ludicrousfy enanore1
! of hi. art, End Is wiling to perlorate his fel
!" 1ow-ueaturea for aGy conceivable matady
a ure, the French traveller, rei1tes an anus
: ing Instance in which, when prozt1ated viii
< fcTer, native expert proposed to noake hin
: | tho :u! sect at j - 8 rsGiaE natSh: some
]. vtat vigorous protest asde the Doctors zea
b | .ool Gown, and he Was 6na11E estin55uished 3!
i l.n fououfng remark from IN attendant man
= .ersn What s1shncs.!" be cried DO =
3 s,ow how these Europeans arc E1adts Mh
Z nm tell what they have n their bodies H4' .
s xould ron tnpw, Doctu-, vh.. you would .
= t.esirS you- needle into ?" G2eshons VA;
"a ! be vt aid -beSQe1atu1: owucd linsclt 1"an'
~ Ths.e aybIdxuvcr, cases On record Of To-
p cjcneiE having submitted to TO thus eonve::
i. | Cd iotp pineush:cps. The ist!u5ucsion o. y
h. neeJlc Is described as not being veJ rai:f,
e. .tif care be taken to dfsscnd tho ektn. and II
sxeNc ba gently turuea instead OF drivss
ataIchtfaresrd. The extraction is geae1al
in morr painful than its introduction Very Ii
n tle blood, 1t moet only i few drope, issu
Of fzoen The puucture- Tie skin .ises round Il
nd in. tzr:ncat, preserving ita natural color. but
IN .oon sinks again, rcd circle forming Fou'
he it." Paintings not unfrequontly eupsrre
to After acuprncturs, and These are said to be i
only i'll results, but it ia not known Hhesh
, 1870-09-04

frierds il N+w York State gaze sl.co0 e::h;
anG DR.. and 5Irs- Nathan Ei.hop asye Para 70
the Treasurer the ran Of s!,t9o: re passos s;se
| ia h,m.eE member OF the cussi a0n Oh 9na
Frcedocn'e Committee. -....
~ Nrrtembe,g German naper sa5a that
the Anglican Canon Li3!c., .11s bean to con.
fer viii Ire Catholic Professor Daniager, at
M1I,eas ne acs,aa 3aa ef sphes, infailsilty. ~
The Eusisrh Bishop ;. 1its.itsz h.s bean
.rpljca to BY one thousand two ht,1dFed in-
! Eafitants OF Jerez, in Spain, to send them =
nini.tes, but his worship replied tn.t It Was a
no paYt Of his work to aid c1cD in leaving the
The Archbishop Of C.ntcrbnry hiss de-
, clined to lssue a form OF rnbhc prayer, On the
:. ground that Engl1ud il not engaged in tbs
var, but has pubished prayer for priTase
use.
Tho wesle-sn Conference in England
| approved tho proposal Of Or. Jobaon an1 9th
| eTs Tor the erection Of . m mou1&e1. "a Wcss-
| .aineser Abbey to John ma Charles Wesley,
y The authorities OF the Abbey ha7ing given
I @ Mpr. =. B. Riddle writes to the Pres5y
! se1ion R7naer, fran Heidelberg. that the
b King Of rIussia ~ Is IN earnest Christian, =:
i is Won 9fol.ke. the placner o. campaigns
/. whi1o Won Room, the Minister Of War is ous
t, Ct ths comparatively few n,en IN Germany
. that derotions-'
= walk mere than two miles to church, has re
( cesved the prize offered BY tao sunerintend
d Ot;n. far bringing in the fa=5cst number o
j. new scholars IN given time;
l. a Presbyterian ana Ms.hoaist haa
s spin.rd cuntro7etsr, in which the tom,
Il quct.d lnrgef from tho epfs:1a to the n
ID n,ans. "I:,S eaid the .othe., Paul s,y
r 90, 1 know hut Then alTa:s thought tn
j. hO lsaned TOO much toward C.lyan;sm.
to l. "A case is now pending In the balhn2s =
Ut novaaous Which are being msae IN that NIB
N conservative Of Ill religious orsantSaaonl on
Of The Jewish Church. It appesfs tnat - 9oa 9o5
+. e. siect!ns otf1cars aud adopting conatits
3 ion sesosains to The ancisnt custom. Suit
Il now brought by some OF tne naetco - - - ~ ~,
- TOO eceSs tcE alleged tntrassions Of tse CO..
IA etitution, and the peunone3a psnJ *"s ~
Of to restrain said officers from furth
IA deseeration ct the aJntsogue- Amos
ths other innovations complained OF
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-11

THE DIVINE AND THE DoCToR-A de.
vout clergyman was once asked by skep-
tic if he followed preaching to save souls
and on replying that he did, the cavillei
rejoined
Did y0a ever see soul p
"Did you ever hear a soul ?"
mo"
did You ever taste soul -
mo"
did you ever smell soul %
mo"
"Did you ever feel soul ?"
"Yes, thank Heaven " said the preacher.
"Well." said tho cavlling doctor, "there
are four ont Of the five senses against one
that there is no soul"
So the matter might have dropped but
the preacher. subtle in understanding as he
was pious in heart, turned the tables on
the cavilling doctor and asked:
Z" Did you ever see pain p
NO." was the reply.
Did you ever hear pain ?"
No"
Did you ever taste pain ~
mo"
Did you ever smell pain -
mo"
"Did yoa ever feel pain ?"
"Yes," said the doctor.
"Well. then. said the preacher. ,hers
are. as you see also four senses against on.
to prove that there is no such thing a.
pain and yet sir. you know that there il
such thing as pain, and | know that there
is soul"
The doctor appeared confounded, ant
walked off,
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-11

warranted not to cut in the cyc--not head
ache in a hhds. of tit j. no sooner in your
belly than It's ON your back in pound of beef
and it carries a bead like necklace; for
sale by
GEORGE AUSTIN.
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-11
"Thers'sa woman at the bottom

Of every mischief" said Joe Yes" re-
piled Charley "when used to get into
mischief, my mother was at the bottom OF
me-
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-11

1t was reported in Wiliamsport.
Pa, among the elite, that one Of the upper
ten was in the habit of heating his wife
and Q committee Of old ladies' was deputed
TO wait upon her and learn the facts from
her own lips. They did so, and to their
horror learned that he was in the habit Of
beating her, "but," remarked the lady, 4" i,
is at euchrew The committee mizzled.
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-11

- There is hardly man in the world
who does not feel his pulse beat quicker,
wher, even after o short absence, he finds
himself nearing home. A common place.
this; often said, often written but there
arc common places, delicious, ever fresh
truths, which seem like daisies on tn.
worlds highways; it is hard not to STOP
and gather them sometimes.
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-11

- What glorious world this would
be, If all its inhabitants could say with
Shapespeare's shepherd Sir, | am a
true lsborer; / earn what wear | owe
no man hate, envy no many's happiness
glad of other mems good content with my
fam -
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-11

1t is said that on the day Of his ar
rival in Chicago, Gen. Grant received let
ters from three hundred and ninety seven
shystors Of that city, each offering to pro
cure him divorce aud take it out in Elk.
ecutivc patronage.
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-11
balget Of SeisSorings.
: Put Down the Brakes.

Put Down the Brakes.
No matter how well the track is laid,
No matter how strong the engine is made,
When you find 1t running on the downward
grade,
Put down the brakes!
II the demond of drink has entered the soul
And his power is getting beyond your control
And Dragging you on to a terrible goal,
Put dow n the brakes!
Remembers the adage, "Den't trife with
fire."
Temptation you know is always liar;
Ii YOU wish to crush out the burning desire,
Put down the brakes!
Are you running in debt by living too fast;
Do you look back with shame on profitless
past,
And feel that your ruin is coming at last?
Put down the brakes!
Whether for knowledge, for honor or gain,
You are fast wearing out your body and brain
TIL nature no longer can bear the strain,
Put down the brakesl
The human is weak since old Adams fall.
Beware how you yield to Appetite's call;
" Be temperate in all things" was preached
by Paul
Put down the brakes.
All, a terrible thing is human life.
Its track with many danger is rife;
DO you seek for the victor's crown in the
strife?
Put down the brakes!
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-11

Mrs. Robert Dale Owen is authority
for the assertion that moro than balf Of the
work Of the world is done by women.
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-11

- The ST. Louis Times seems to think
ii strange that the postmaster ofCincinnati
should have secured his position simply by
sending old Jesse. Grants daddy, six
pounds Of sausage. 1t was certainly no, a
large quantity Of sauss % for SO valuable an
Office; but then the Times should consider
that it may have been made OF a very su-
perior breed Of dogs.
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-11

- There is no joy SO great as that
which springs from kind act or pleas
ant deed. You may feel it at night when
you rest, in the morning when you rise,
and through the day when you are about
your daily business
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-11

The conduct OF the husband who
beats his wife, beats anything but that Of
a man who slams the door in the face of
his wife's relations. bangs ALL.
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-11

Wel!,' said Miss Hippsr. when
sl,c Rad " Mrs. John Jones, Millinsr, over
Z shop door, ~ think il iwss married.s and
had 70 support The family, I'd do il ever
nv evn name. sul let my husband write
Nj. Susan II Ne felt 20 disposed"
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-11

"A Prussian soldier patriotically re-
piled to a Bavsrian Bonifsce who asked
him to pay for the beer he had drank II
have only my life. and that belongs to the
King"
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-11

-- There ia q number Of handsome
young ladies in New Albany. Ind, who
are anxious to marry some old gentleman
with two or three hundred thousand and .
bad cough.
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-11

"A little girl was heard to wish the
other day "that she was boy, - she
could swear when she dropped her books in
the mud
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-11

A Young man charged with being
lazy was asked il he took it from his father.
Il think not" was the reply I" fathers
got all the laziness he ever had
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-06-06
TgaE OIL MARK ETS.
OFFfCE nr

OFFICE OF
fETRoLErM CENTRE DAfLy REcoRp\
PETROLEUM CENTRE June 6\
The rket is of to-day. We hear of a
lew small salcs here at 81, 30 aud G cars on
the lower road at the same figure.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-06-06

Divine Services.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at II o'clock a. Nj, and I
o'clock =. NJ.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services every Sabbath DIT II A. NJ. ana
~ 2. NJ. Sabbath School at l215 r. NJ.
eats free. A cordial Invitation extend
ed to all.
Rev. c. NJ. HEARD, Pastor.
ST. PETERS AND PAUL'S '(Catholie)
CHURCH.
Mass at lol4 =. II.
Vesper and Beneliction Of the Blessed
Sacrament ct p m.
Catechism at PIP. IN.
JAMES DUNN, Pastor.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-06-06

LIVERPOOL. June G-l p. N.
Refined lS}a. Spirits l3I.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-06-06
MARK Eg'S--nY TEL.
So IGRssH.
Wc"iern Union l.,nc Market Hepor,.
Reports Of all tn sales Of Petro,,un,
In New York yc.rrrday

Special DISPATCHES to the Daily Record
Petroleum market dull trade, exports not
taking full lots, little or no speculative in
quiiy, prizes nominal and show no decided
change; crude bulk l42s; refined cargo lots
generally held at 271l@2735,
Philadelphia delivery little or no demand
and prices rather in buyers favor although
nominally as quoted Saturday, June 27ll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-30
DISPATCH
FALSE REPORTS-THE WEATHER
CREESBACKS-BOCND OVER.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 2o-3P. N.
The report of the arrival of the steam
ship Constitution this morning, is In
correct. She is not yet in sight.
The light rain which fell this morn
ing has ceased, but 1t is still warm and
cloudy /; strong southwest wind.
Greenbacks, 81; selling, sSE.
Timothy Mccarthy Mccarthy mot
the Supervisory was sent to the County
Court to-day on the charge Of grand
larceny, in stealing a cow. Edward
Harper and Richard Rafferty,, who
went to the Police Court as witnesses
for the defense in a grand larceny case,
and were themselves arrested rs Access
series after the fact, waived an exam-
nation to-day and were held for trial.
Gold, at 3 =. NJ, III. Greenbacks,
ssI9ss%. ~ &
The two magnificent engines, the
finest ever built on this coast, for the
new works of the Eberhardt and Au'
rora Mining Co.. White Pine, have
Just been completed by Booth u Co.,
and will be shipped tomorrow