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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-03
LLEGHENY vALLEYR.I III

New line to Buff,lo. through the OIL Regions.
JUNE o, 1870.
GOING SOUTH.
Oil City. Franklin. Parkcr's ar. Ptts'g
Mall. 9,zOam 9,55 a Iii 1870 IN GOO m
Day Exp, 400 pm 2,3spm i,3J pm $40 p m
Night Ex, $40 IN 1905 pm l,Wam 100 IN
GOING NORTH.
Pittsburg. Parkers. franklin. ar q. City
Day Exp, T.E0 n IN I1.46a 1,5Gpm $50 p m
Way Pas'r9, 30 am 4,25 I'm 6,30pm 7,OJ IN
Night Elk, 500 pm a,OOem $50 am $780, m
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING CARS on Night
Express trains both ways between iittsbursh and
Cory. "
III LAWRENCE. Gen supt.
THos NJ EING, Asst Snpt.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Petroleum Centre, July II, 1870.
The Co-partnership heretofore existing
between John j. Felter, V. A. Fenuer e.
Robert Orr. under the firm name Of Felter,
Fenner e. Co., is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All debts due the firm
will be payable to J. j. Felter or V. A.
Fenner, who will settle the business of the
firm.
JoHN j. FELTHR.
V. A.FESSER.
jyll-3w EonErT Orr.
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GOING EAST;

ll,4O a. NJ. LIGHTNING EXPRESS. 6'ly.
cOnhecting at CORY. SUNDAYS excepted. for warren.
Pa. M"yville. Broctnn and Titu.yille. and dslls
for Erie; at Elmlrs with Northern Central RAILWAY
for williarrsport. Harrisburg. Philadelphia ami i@'
imorc and AZ New York for Boston aud New Eng
Sleeping Coach Is attached to this train st:Cin
cinnati running through to New YORK
$40 p. NJ. CINCINNATI KxprEsS, ,tia!'y
Sundays excepted connecting Of Bihghsmp'on ior
Albsnv and the celebrated summer resort, shsron
Springs; and at New York for Bos,on, and all new
Englunl cities.
Meadville running through to New York.
2.53 A. M. NEW YORK DAY ENpREss,
daily, Snndays excepted. Connectsat Great Dfna
with Dela~ are, Lacks wanna Il Western l,al!TW
for Scranton, and at New York with MitniTh, s x
pres, train Of New jersey Railroad for rhllSas''
phia
A Sleeping Coach IL attached to this train
Cleveland. running through to Nor, ellsville, con
Meeting with train having new aud improved LIZ "a
ing Room Coaches attached, running thro"sN
New York.
excepted.
1910 A. M. AccoMMopATIoS, srnd'y'
| excepted.
s,l5 A. Nj. WAY FREIGHT, sundsy're'
! cepted.
BOsIUn NnO New hnGlhuu iu
Baggage are transferred FREE OF ChAh"H
New York. ,,,o,ne
The best ventilated and most luxurious e,eepii pp III
COACHES &SrIN TIVE WOKLD-Aa accompany 80
night trains on this Railway
-" The Erie Railway Company has oreneuG G,ot
new Ferry from their Jersey City Depot 70 'n 10
of 23d St, New York thus enao ng s, ihe *.
re ,ch the upper portion OF the city wtioo' ,u,bus
pense aud annoyance Of q street or Ill o''A''
| transfer.
~ The scenery along tho entire route OF .su @ MI
Hallway 10 Of the most picturesque ana ,.o' In
cLaracier Admirers Of Natures beas'e ~. aver.
| pyeht journey over this Line, viii ma nsdmira.
changing landscapes subjects Of continual A'''''
tion and interest.
Baggage Checked Tlro"s"
Aud fare always as low as by any other ho"'''
ASK FOR pIoKETs VIA ERIE RAlL""'
Which can he obtained at all the Princ'P''
| Offices in the Vest and Son,h. West
L. ID. RUCKER, gerry fassSS-S
/ Cen snpt. Jsn ~
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GEO. w. KING, Sr.,

Has removed to his NEW STORE, adjoining
Schnnblom q Wings Grocery Store, WASHING.
TONST., and Is now prepared to furnish his .rends
and the public generally with
Fresh and Salt Meats
Of all kinds Thanking my friends for past favors
hope to merit continuance OF the same. Give
m u Gil.
GEO W Kl NG,SR
Petroleum Centre, May 1870. IT,
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GOING WEST.

l.55 A. M. DAY EXPRESS, daily, MONDAYS
excepted for Cleveland, CrcnlnEati and tie West
and South. COnnects At C'arksvillc. sundays eI.
ceptsd. for Sharon Newcastle and Piltsburgh; at
lNnvittshurg for Youngstown and Shsrpn; nj lIeyv
land with Lake Shore Railway, for the West apd
Northwest: at Rsvenna, Sundays excepted. for Al.
lance and Piitsburgh; nt Akron Sundays excepted
for Orville aud Milershurr, at Urlana with Pitts
burgh, Cincinnati and ~ Louis Railway. tor Indian.
apOlis and at Cincinnati with the Ohio 4 Mhsis.
sippi Hallway, for st. Lonis aud the south End
south West.
Sleeping Coaches arc attached to this ,isn st
llornellsvis, running through to Clsvelasd without
change
S.5S A. N. EXPRESS MAIL, daily. snndays
excepted, for Cleveland and the WraI and Sortl.
West. Connects ut Ciarksyiilc for Shnron, NcwcAs3
tie and Pittsburgh, and at Cleveland with Lake
Shore Halfway for the Wet and NortnWss.
2.2O r. N. NIGHT EXPRESS. daily fr
Cleveland, Cincinnai! aud the West and South -
Connects N lAnviti sburg. Sundays excepted for
Youngstown; NJ Cleveland with Lake AEOre nail.
way, Tor the West and North Wrsi: and At tincin-
natl with the Ohio Il Mississippi RaiwAy for st.
Louis and the SOHth and South. West
A Sleeping Coach In attached TO this trainat New
York, running through To Cincinnati
lilo 4. NJ. ACCOMMODATION. sundays
excepted, fr IHavittsburg and W ay Stations, cdh-
Meeting for You gstown.
$50 p. M. FREIGHT q ACCONMODA.
TON, daily.
TOO A. NJ WAY FREiCH7, surla,s -.
4, pted.
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E,RlE RAILWAY.

ERIE RAILWAY.
400 MILES UNDER SEQ MILES w1ruo,,r
ONE MANAGEMENT. CHANGy of COACHES
The Broad Gauge, Double Traor
Route
BETWMSN THE
ACLANTN CITIES
WEST AND sOUTH.wEsTa
Tits RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
Cincinnati to New York 500 Miles.
Cleveland to New York 625 Miles.
Dunkirk to New York $50 Niles
Buffalo to New York 423 Miles.
Rochester to New York 1856 Miles.
AND H paon
~ % TO 27 MILES THE SHORTEST
ROUTE. Il,
New and Improved Coaches are run from.(inc
natl, Dayton, Crbana. MariN, Gallon, Mansnld
Ashland, Akron, Cleveland, Warren, MeadyiH,
Dunkirk, Buffalo aud koshsster "
New York without Chanse,
ONLY ONE CHANGE TO BOSTON.
On and aaer Monday. June ID. 1870, trains
will leave Meadvile at the following hours wa
FRANKLIN BRANCH..Goine South.
LlAvE:
Msadvilic, 6.45 a. H., II 90 A. n, 3ioP n, ASAx
ARRivs:
Franklin, I.!t 4" l,l5 " $40 " RIO"
Oil City, $50 J. u " NV 800
~
FRANKLIN BRANCa-.Gufng Norf6,
LEAVE:
on City, 1880 a. " =, 80 A. r., 8is H., oiO.x
Franklin,12Ul S,&2 400 yi2 t."
ARRIVE:
Meadyille, 2,Aj P. =. II, 20 A. \. 6,l,P. li,srx
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Thsrk king orr friends for tieir liberal patronage
in tho at We hail use our bes! c!tprt' 10 merit
IS continuance A1i.n 1'tf.
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Advrtisfng Medium. .

Tho RECORD has no superior, as 1t circulates
wherever an OIL Operator or Dealer can DO Iuund,N
The New York herald., 1870-03-17
a THIS DAY (THURSDAY),
At III O'Clock,
FOURTH REGULAR SPRING SALE

A THIS DAY CTHURsDAY),
At III O'Clock,
FOURTH REGULAR SPRING SALE
MANUFACTURED STRAW GOODS AND SOFT HATS,
500 CASES,
embracing
THE LATEST AND MOST DESIRARLE SHAPES,
DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURERS.
Cstao xues and goods now ready. -
l32 Church s,resi,
A veTlos' All, r..I Agf1n2S; fanss street AUCTION
Over Sls,0O0 worth and over 500 lots
Handsome and latest style Household Furniture,
at public auction, by Il. NICHOLS, Auctonoer,
nj the laree five story residence
IL East Tenth street. between Fh and Broadway,
this THURSDAY) morning March H.
:, commencing at ION O'Clock precisely.
agnhecnt rosewood 1 Panotorc, Stool and Cover
i've eegant Paror Suits, covered with the richest descrip
on satin erocae striped ana Turkish Suits Etageres Mir
TOTS Cnrtsns Paintings Bronzes, Vases Saary, Tables,
nreness ,rda lsror Ornaments Beds,ead bureaus Wash
anes hatsse Bedding Sofas Chairr, Lounges Rockers,
srn. WIN harooh and reps Velvet, Brussels Ingram
sn an silver and Glassware Ivory liable Cutlery Base
De he and richest household furniture this
ana VIII pe sod 10 the highest bidder without
mehcing al iua O'Clock precisely. N B-Rcsponsblc
sonablc charges.
The New York herald., 1870-03-17

An ORIGINAL OIL PAINTING BY sPAGNOLErTo,
"A $50 old feet By y bold, mastery work of art
ARR SALE
historical magnificent gallery Paintings Of A. D. Huy
no s:5 T.
the popular favors artists Of tho French Engsh
1 F. h i ss Es1as
and Ferdinand poawes Of Antwerp tHsrstofore on e1hi
auction on The evenings Of wednesday thursday March
% and a. At Barksrs Gallery s5 Broadway commencing at
"A logue. PHILIP LEVY, Auctioneer,
win auction hi. day March II and following days
Sn Of a o raasa and
A Lien B. MINEE, AgcTIoNEER. ,,
sAesrooma Vi Chambers and z Reaae street, Art Galleries.
e5 Chambers and Il streets Household Furniture
Br0n1ss' oaF''l IamRi; R'so as.. :: 4 M'; O'Clock,
oeebrased rnasers-vz Kern Kobe Renhar and o:her-
OF which splendid instruments and In good cond
tion. To DO sold without reserve
"A LIEN i sy nhfs HENRY Aa.i Il. LEEDS i2nsS MINER
sassroona 70 cbsWesrs and q Rsade streets Art Galleries
On Thursday ana Friday evenings, at "The Leeds Art
a7 and s1e Broadway,
Sketches on Of the wen knoTn and fsvor. artist & Chs
rnes To be sold withou, reserve
A UCTlON NOTICE-LARGE SALE,
n THIS DAY Thursday, March 10 NJ
lie West TWEEN ysevenh street,
commencing at IL o'clock.
LUXE FITzGERALD. auctoneer, viii sell to the highest
bidder all the elegant nnd costly Household Furniture
four story private residence OF Brize Ronscn
Martini ESQ., consisting OF rich rosewood Pianoorts
$500 four Paror Suits, Gen.
tire Table BOOKCASE Rageres style Louis XIV two French
Pier Mirrors Oil Paintings rich bronze Figures rich Bed
Suits and walnut; Hair and Spring Beds
Feather Beds Pillows Sheets Quilts Blankets, Bed Linen,
tine Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture &c. All goods
must be removed twenyfour hours after sale Cash depo
ALL
for purchasers N BThis is large and genuine sale VIII
be sold to highast bidder
The New York herald., 1870-03-17
AMID LoDaERs WANTED.

ITO BOARDING HOUSES AND HOrELs-bEEF, PORK
il and Mutton, the very hest quality, fresh cured or
smoked retail wholesale prices 1t the packing house
230 w est Twenty seventh street.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

N
IA By HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
salesrooms IS Chambers and ~ Reade streets.
Art Galleries SIT and Sla Broadway.
Great sale OF first class
OIL Paintings
beg leave to announce to patrons and art lovers
that shall 80 by auction, on Thursday and Friday
evenings, March II and Is, at the
Leeds Art Galleries,
the collection Of Measrs L. Prang Co.. Of Boston eompr:
Chromos and Publications. of that firm have been made
Most the pictures in the collection painted to order
the private collection Of gentleman OF this city Among
them are the following artists Viz
George Inness, Eastman johnson, J. g. Brown,
j. r. Kensett, A. r. TAFT, s. Colman,
Ihos. Hi E Moran, M. r. H. DeHasA
J. X. BrevoOrt l.. NJ. Spencer q. G. Lambdin,
Rapsa;.. = FcsSes ssSssry' + p Rosster
J. A. Hekking. a. Mario. E reel
+ schr.inSss J. sopyiier, Il. Von seSen'
Van Wyngacrt, De vos, Lemmens
and Others OF equal celebrity, Including
coloT.
They viii be on exhibition and after Tuesday evening,
18th inst, untii sale day and evening
Catalogues viii be sent by mail II requested
kT SALE SPECIAL.
"A FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, 18th and 18th.
atty O'Clock, Mr.. Charles L. Frost's Paintings,
comprising choice examples OF the French Belgian, Dusss
clinton Hall Gallery, Astor place. above with
any limitation whatever Among the Paint
ings are specimens BY
'' fsSsssa Jsos.ens 's1a, H. Ve'ne Basslowitcz,
sesHSvs vsaroers Won sDSssnSss Dsissoss. caF0s. Sa.n
ss,,,sss. a'aPss; s$s. n ks9 ksq.s wm Gs; G.;s'
Ranr.,, tffiios. nieSs Ss''AE' Bspham, ms'A"'
Catalosues ready and Paintings on exhibition day and
evening
The New York herald., 1870-03-17
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

ITO LET-To ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN. WITHOUT
boari one arge front Room; house has all the modern
terms moderate. 23 West Fifteenth street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-17
MILK AND CREAM.

NJ d. Woodruff, PRODUCER OF AND DEALER
ANs In Orange county Milk and Cream. Hotels, Resaur
ants and Ice cream saloons supplied by from
Prospect Park to Harlem river Cream well packed In ice
shpped to all points from Washington TO Boston, We have
Troy.
Principal ONCE Nos 60 ~ and "a North Moore New
York Branch Office Adams and Myrtle avenue,
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1870-03-17

TOSEPH HEGEMAN 4 CO-FRIDAY. MARCH 49, AT
81 l0A. NJ, at the saesroom wioughby street, corner
Pearl Brooklyn Large OF Parlor Chamber and
Dining Room Furniture Bedding, China Velvet and other
Carpets; Chests and Tools. Buggy, Wagon and Fbae
tOD
The New York herald., 1870-03-17
SALES AT AUCTION.

~. CRISrALAR 4 SON. AUCTIONEERS, At
N. broadway corner Howari street.
MORTGAGE SALE ROSEWOOD, WALNUT AND GILT
fuRNir RE-
NJ CRlSTALAR son viii sell on Friday, March ls al
1n1 O'clock, large OF first
Flu ni,ue; n,aid rosewood walnut and gilt Paor and
Library SUITS In silk brocatel and hslrcoh b; richly
csrvel Chamber suts Etag res Cabnetn Library ani
Secretary Bo0kcasrs Armorn acc Card Centre Library
Extension Tables; Easy Chairs Wardrobcs Library and
Dining Chairs Pier and Manie Mirrors gt Clocks
Hair and Spring Mattresses, Curtains Pianofoe Covers
keepers invited Goods stored until May fe-
charges also packed and shppe Also two roseM ood
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-12
The Census.

The Census Yeturus just published
chow the following facts.
In. ei, hit Counties Of the State, among
which is Orapgeburg,. both races have
Increased, in sixteen Counties both races
have dpcressed; in four Counties the
whites have decreased and the blacks
increased; in two, Counties the whites
have. increased and blacks decreased,
there arc Marlboro and Sumter.
In the whole State the whites have
dscreaaed. 1926, and. the blacks have
decreased 26,18i. The exoess Of decrease
oe the blacks over the whites is 97B2,
In 1860 the population of the State
was 703, 3,7o9; in 1870 it is e61 900.
The new superintendent Of representa-
ton consequent upon. this census will
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-12

GoLD.-These appaars to be geper-
al impression among the Ananciers in
Congress that the recent sudden and
continued decline in the price of gold ID
by no means permanent, aud that a.
though it may fall to 110, yet it viii for
Some time Auctuate between that figure
and 120. The probabilities are, howcv-
er, that 10 will not rise above tho last
named figure. The question of the re-
sumption Of specie payments has not re-
ceived any additional consideration a
mong the Treasury oficialc or in the Cabi.
net on account Of the decline, and it is
understood that Secretary Boutwell, is no.
favorable to any Congressional Legislature
boxing to assumption, believing chat in
a, comparatively short time the banks
will settle tho question without any In
reference by the Government.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-12
The Press Conference.

The Columbia Gsardiaa, and others
efthe State press have suggested that
ell Of the editors Of the State. opposed
to the asurpationIaha sosrruptioa of our
Stase government, meet together in con-
fsrencs at Columbia on the 18th inst
The Charleston Nsps, in advocating
tho suggestion, and urging upon all pa
psrs Of The State 70 be represented q.
sh's meeting, does not understand chat
the object iof the nesting is to put forth
apiAtfosm or any public declaration Of
policy, but to bring the an.i.radical edi-
sors together $50 that they may inter.
chang ,.iews. and opinions and make
themselves acquainted by, oonferring to-
gather, with the feeling and desire Of
evsryysectiou of the State," l9or q,
With this we entirely concur, and we
earnestly hope that all Of our coutempo-
raries throughout the State will meet To-
gether in conference. Let us. sec what
are the chances for US, in the p grand eff.
fort of patriotism, that rs q people we
arc about to make. Let us hear whether
the people of South Carolina are ready
to unite upon course Of action that has
buried pas. delusions, that admits facts
that are accomplished, and that has
bright ray Of hope for our future.
Let the body Of men who band them
selves together for the redemption of
their State, meet upon platform that
knows no distinction of class, caste or
color; which recognizes white man, and
black man, as equally CITIZEN!
Let us make one more rally, one more
effort, and let us make it, upon basis,
aud by means that are practical, sensible
and that have chance of success
We trust that the Press of the State
will meet at this Conference, and that
they will agree upon course to be pre-
sented, and advocated by them to the
people, which will unite all the honest
citise,s Of South Carolina, white and
black, in an effort to secure the govern
inent, into the hands of the honest and
the WORTHY, uhitc them upon this scnsi-
bic admission of what is the reality of
cur situation, and which is the only
effort that can be successful!
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Signs of Progress.

The prompt action of the House of
Representatives in the United States
Congress, in summarily summoning to
its bar for trial, its corrupt members
apcaks bright hopes, that honesty is not
entirely sramplod in the dust of oblivion
We hope that Whittemore's party
viii promptly repudiate this its exposed
y corrupt member. Never mind how
good Republican ho may be, however
far he may 60 in promises and in asso-
ciating cheek by jowl, hob and mob, With
: the colored people, let them not harbor
one whom the world knows to be totally
unworthy of the association Of honest
men. Let the promptings Of an honest
heart, DO heard and let the voters of his
congressional district repudiate him, and
hoot him from their midst.
Another sign of promise is the defeat
of Buffers Georgia Bill, which would 60
to show that crushed as is our sister
State "the Poland of America" as she
has been called, there is a term to her
i"durancc" and her humiliation. The de-
feat Of this bill and the adoption of Bing-
hams amendment, will discontinue the
terms Of Office OF Bullock and the Legis-
lature of that State, and give the people
the liberty and right Of ballot in 1870.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-12

HoUsED.--A young man, j. w.
Touey, from Oraugeburg, 8. c., was ar
rested yesterday morning, by the police,
for violation Of the 18th section After
his arrest, being under the influence Of
numerous potatious Of benzine, he was
searched ands51 found on his person. I:
WAS reported that early in the morning
this young man had aash assets of $500,
of which he expended sTa in the pnr.
chase Of q horse, and it was supposed
possibly that his exchequer had been
fingered by aonie sharpsr A young
man, +. G. Reardou, of Granisyilla' ac-
oompanying Touey as n friend, exhibit.
ing some suspicious behaviour in pri-
vate and prolonged conference xith the
latter, was detained b. the Chief oG PO-
lice until further explsnanation is made
this morning Augusta ConstitutionaGss.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-12

THE RURAL CARoLiNIAN.--Ths
March number Of this sterling menth-
ly, il, as usual, promptly before US, and
fully -sustains. ia reputation. Il has sew
eral particularly noteworthy papers.
"The Preparation Of Land for Cotton"
signed "Lov Middliug," which We be.
lieve is from the per, Of General johnson
Hagood, of Barnwell, contains some
most timcly suggestions, packed mp BY
the necessary fact' and figures. "Tks
Prsmiou Cotton Crop" and "a Method
Of Planting and ,Cultiyating Cotton" !"
are, also worthy Of attention in the saniia
connection, and are timely and, to the
point. Some hints. on the Cultivation
of che Castor Bean and sBene'i Tor oil,
from the pen of Gen. Il. P. Alexan.
der, suggeah another means of diversity,
ing our industry Poultry Farming for
the South" beautifully illustrated arti7
Gle on the best breeds Of Fowls. will be
interesting and profitable to ell who are
fond Of eggs and chickens. Articles on
Sisal Hemp and the cultivation of the
Banana commend themselves particular!
ly to Florida readers. The Editor's
"suggestive Facts" should set our peo-
pie to thinking. We hope rhey will
heed the warning the article embodies-
don't neglect everything else to- plant
cotton. We are, glad to see tina. the
publishers have been fortunate enough
to secnre contributions from that able
architect Alex. Y. Lee, Of Columbia,
one Of whose excellent designs appears
in the present number Charleston g..
O., Walker, Evans & CogsweIl and b.
Wyatt Aiken. Two dollars year. -
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The wi1eor, G31bs & Co. Manipulated

The Wi1cor, GsJbs gtf Cos Manipulated
Gaano n,or- reliable than any other.
manure. '4 ~ rH1afs'i tud ="
According to my experiments this year
the Wilcox, Gibbs h Co.'S Manipulated
auanp Ii my chosce, from thp fact ihas
il is ibore applicable to any and all inds
of land than any other I know: Some
of my neighbors have used pure Peruvian.
some Soluble Pacific, aud various others.
They tell me that mine surpasses theirs.
] believe the Peruvian Is better than any
other where the land is low and moist.
but to take land generally TINT is rich or
poor, moist or thirsty, stiff or loose, all
together, the Manipulated is more relia-
bic than any osher I know. Tam con-
fdent the manner Of applying the manure
is to put it deep, especially on thirsty
land. aud I believe 400 lbs TO the acre.
is the quantity--lesa. know, win pay,
as have tests Of 81, but 400 lbs. pays
better. According to the sensons and,
chances generally ofmy cation up to this
time, do not believe better cotton could
be made TO grow on the land where I
have used the Wilcox, G ibbs g. Co.'S
Manipulated Guano. 81,
@ jim. ALLEN. j
Hancock County, 7kugust q, 1859. :.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-12

Qnesp Victoria Is the richest widow.
10 fIis world. She has an income ttsss
laIs enpugh to render any man happ
ss ber domestic freside. Her allowsI,e
rom @ British Government is saN.
900, to which must be added 925 300
from the Duchy Of Lancaster, maxim 4
sossl Of s4l0 900 per apnum, besides at
least dozen rent-free castles, palaces
and mansions. AS she accepted legag
sE25Q. COO from Mr., Neeld (who
passed over his own relations to enrich
her) as che inheri.9sfRl boo,eSa ffs4
Prince Albert in 1861, and as she has
nosspens a third sofaher sallloYsnse since
his death, it is estimated thes her Msi,s
tysacashcap;,als Esil invested is i 81 least
tEz,00es000. slao4q saT" ..a,.noa, ~
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-12

A REsuLT.-There was "a, result from
the recent very well conducted Wonaui,
Suffrage, Convention held in Vermont.
A, small boy was found in tears and trout.. rrot.
bic in Main street of the city Where The
Convention was assembled. What's
the matter I" asked asymps.hizin4g;' and
curious pnsser:by. Rubbing his eyes
vigorously with both = fists, after the
manner Of small boys, he Ginbbercd ont (:
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