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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-14

Mts onere6<Ganbibat fir Ben
3tpeiten Ditriet uuieres Staates tritt nod ben.
Winona n&epubliean"9 81. s. Beulon, &C.
usiener @pre&er bes &eprdlentautenbauies ron
Minnei.ta, auf. Gin.n Goneurrenten fntet ct
tn 5ru. .. Morrilon Bon Minneapolis.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-14

Gcunterfeits ron 3wet Dcoarsneten
Der st. Nicclas Haticnal 8aut srn New gert
Fac in Minneato oils unb aneeren plasen I'M
llmlauf; eteuio nSssn bic 2eute f@ sur alte-
rem Gounterfeits III M9t uebnaeu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-14

Cine Genitr Grptbtttox 1t laut e.
uer Gorreipsnoeu3 Der biefsen npre6t" aus
Dulutb int @erte, una BON bort aus auf be,
@ermiQon 2ate &oae na@Satay 2ate auf3ubu'
den unb auf bic brittii&en8ruppen, pelde mad
BEN &eb &iuer ruarl&iren iolen, Sasb 3u ma
9en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-14

Qeler bes 80 anberer.""I- @tr eu,>
pftble Setem, wenn Il mad @tnneapoIts
tuu.rat unb Drssuobs taufen ptu, Der Store
bes 9trrn y. O'Gpnnor nabe ber Bride ~ be-
luten. Ct btelt ebenfals einen Sture in ct.
MutbunY Dor ettua 3wSlf 5abren. Sober pirs
aufs bette bebtent unb erb6lt bic Waare. Su
ben biQigRtn prei(em. N6,4mt
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-14

Son Carver idreitt man uus, ba6 am
Csnneraae frib bert zine eroee 6suersbrunt
mar u.p oas iGSue Srifbaus res Grn. ct.
Suit at8etranut lit.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-14

Dae erfe Mtuuneiota &esiment
tpirb feline pierte Sabresueriammluns tn Mia'
neapolis au1 ID. Stunt abbalten Mit9lieber,
tpelae benz GeFe bet3upobnen pini&eu, baben
f4 bel 81. u. gtepsus, Mtnneapulis, 3u mel
ben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-14

Die 9anbelsta N ct bel9afhste i@
ueuli9 pieber NIT ben @traSenserbe6eruneen
In biei9er @tabt; etne &eibe spn Iutrdseu
dber bic 8ettrasspFt&t ber @runbeisentbimfr
fir bic @nlase Seu @eitenwssen, @b3ueseandle
II. ein9ea an ben Stabtratb. ~
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-14

Die alien 25f4ma@tne Mtns
nebaba unb 5upe inb an bic &eeieruns UNI
$500 p~erfauft UNI fir tie @rdn3forts perpen<
bet 3u tuerbeu, ua&bem ie ter bieieen @tatt
LANCE SABRE CUTE Dtenis seletftt baben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-14

Gin Der paetfie 8atn tutrb seaen'
trarti8 lebbaft eearbeitet; 700 Manu lne b.
tef anseftat uuo BIT, Sdienen fnb is Meileu
nett we(ti1 pom WiImar sslest.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-14

Gam. u. Eilben, faun. aus BEN Goun.
tyeefdusnib entlaGen, besab l& mad @batopee
uab ipieite bort ben 1%isbbdnelsr, tis itm bic
wslbet wieber has 1anbwert leste.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-14

DteSsraeltten bielser @tabt serans
lalteu Gammlunsea fir ben 8au elmer @Y.
uasose gun, iacti9ea @oteseieuFe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-14

@e9en punbe. pelde niGt lieeuFrt flint
beetaut tie Yoli3ei ben 8erniHtunssfrieg.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-14
StaatS= Nemigtetten.

SIN Wtnona 0ub am Montae adt fletne
Mobnbdufer unb Elm ero6es Gisbaus abae>
brannt.
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Bum 8erfQuf.

Der linteraetGnete btetet feu tn Ni&rnonb. fit Store unt
3std neM dnsert&tetes. 3utif6disn 9ranse 3aus netf
hsbt an br 9auptara6e, BE suu ct GlouS lber @tdunoub
mad Saul Centre fGbrt, uabt ter sat9ottfaea &tr&t unb
G&uie.
I'm ndtert ausfunft wente mon N& an
0enrD Brofcr,
255i Rt1monb. Stearns County, ghnn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-14
MeutMm5ftgfn,
Saufeu

tn ter @tarta Sxra,eIfaprts- Rtr4e:
8. geat. 9etnrt& @aasfttllte eltsra Soea
Saartbh1ie uno Gliabetla seb. Satsn.
Deter NlbertS&wari . Gltern: Srtebri&S drar3
anb Marta esb. Rrrae.
Mnna Gdctlia 8a9pfsts. Gltrn: eiepb
8adristy nnb @ie.rrta pes. Shmitt'.
Sobann Wt6aeI Wtllatn. Gttern Mthael
Diaam nnb Ebsrela 0robmann. .rtEHgt
g. Mat eteptan Spiept Ytda. Gltern: So
kpb pida unb Gatbariaa seb. Waslowpsts.
Seeuie Seller. Gltern: @~ottfrtst Setter
unb Musufta eeb. Cartel.
ii. Nat- f3ranstsed @artba1tr. Gltern
Satpb @artbaler uub Nestna seb. &euer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-14
g E It . e n.

all.
Ibepbsr GnseIbre@t 6 Sage ali.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-14
XQrm 3u U%erfQufen.

Gin. gut tefeate Jarn. seu 100 Adern, wsssn 40 Alder
autes Uui&lanb. 1sO Nder Tratrte< unb 0uteS 9eulanb,
init einen. ,ieali& eeraumteem garrasrtaus unb @4suer,
tn her &dbe BON &t&unptb, ilos ~ Metlen BON ber &tr@e
unb 64ule e~utfernt rirb su annebmtarem greie ~uertauft.
Das Ndbtre in Der Office bs ,,Wanbsrer' ~ eerneb-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-14

Yistt DIET 2reis&:
l.. $125.OO @reenbads,
2. 10000 @prtn9'@arrtase
8. $500 @reenbads,
4. $500 Nafatne,
5. 5000 @reenbads,
s. 5000 @opta,
I. $500 @reenbads,
8. $500 @reentade,
9. $500 2ebn>StubL,
~. 1000 9arlor @tIble,
II. 1900 @reenbads,
IL. 1900 &af4en ubr.
Gtdets 800
HdttS fne betut NerRdnbe bet ct. Ssfe>N Watleu.
Setas, fente aud tn Der Office ttefs 8lattes ~ baben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-14

fabrts Stride getrout. Y 81
9r: Gonrao y. @arl@au,
aus ber Dt5jde @atns. 9e1en Darafabt nit
Granleiu auua @eiFng,
aus her Dtr3efe SPLINTER, @eRfalen.
Den treuen 9er;ensbunb ys fdIie6en, '"
Warb Cub Der Sesen am altar;
Das fa5uNe Slid rnss' ibm eutiprissea,
Wte beute, 70 auf tmmerbar.
So tpaubelt teun In betternt Srteben
Den oanien 2ebenspfab b~ienteben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-14
QQnb III U%erfaufen.

Gin 0runteiAentbuna. tefetenb In 100 Adern eutea
Yratste. 2antes In Ter 1opn st. Martin. Stearns Co.,
ftbr sunRts eeleeen, wirb III annetmbareua Yretie Der
tauft.
usber BE 9ebtnsuusen 1T Rateres III s~srnebn,ea BET
3rR. 81
Geo. marfbaQ,
IN 81. Sefpt, etearus Go. pStr tn ber Office b. 8lattes.
28,32
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@rpBe
@reis Werlnnsnnn.

Sic G. Wartuss gemetnte In Stafrpee. Seutt Co.,
Wtnn.. Fat tn uebereinittmrauns NIT ibrent Settisreer be-
f9'rRtu. cine srs6e pretsserl eeiune ~ sernnaalssn ne DEAN
IA. &Ss. stS So. tn G%curttdus oper an eilent anbern &C.
denstenplabe n@batopee p~uQ1useu perben foa, unb teren
grtras 1nr Dedang Der auf Sem Sau Der 4trde %baftenben
@srb.nAtdtessen. iprvie Sur Boleubuns ~terfelben be'ftmmt
III.
9u Stefn 3mefe tommen u. q. CUR gertuoiuns:
Gin preis 800 DoQ. In @retubads,
Got inS@atupee uber $1008aar.
n" "
:3ptt yrrile: 2 Cots in Stafopee Gitn Minn.
Bureaus, Slide, '5piese, parlor 0tftu,
1bft<Serpiee, @tiefelu, Cob unb @ilter<
W1dren, ete.
GicfetS III $l.OO
isxt ~ tabsx besm ettretdr IN. Maser In s5satopee.
Aeeaeu 5aua BtrfaEfe fot&kr perbea sefu&t. 23-t4ao
S. g. s 6 NJ d n II,
prdabent.
M. Ma9er,
Gesrtdr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-14

3u perrenten. -
Der stsr. al faafsr @tra6e awif&en -Sadfon uns
Rpbe.t,
Sent: SO per Monat.
1871 r. q 2oren5 MoeQ,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-14

Die BesSlteruns .puds in teuaielben
3eitrauu, tur& bic Gt~atvanberuus RAID. Rod
I. s. 1919 tetrue ie nut 4,057 @eelen, feds
Sabre na&ber bereits tas ;3sbnfade, 1860
i&un 1902 unb s~esenwGrtis pirb btefelbe
auf 100000 SeeIen eel@dbt. Der Qommi1dr
Der 6tatiiit, 3err puiey, tbeilt bic 8esSlte-
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q a II t.

YIN IL. Nat wurbeu in Der bieassa Maria Simm'
fabrts Stride setrout. e 80.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-14
0utttun8en.

Seit ooriser Summer baben fur ben
0S a.tharorU kn>AkYk.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-14

rur9 etn, mte 1ol9t:
Mneritauii&er Mtfunft .......... 100000
Deutider Mbtunft...."."....".... 10000
Sc1nbtn10tet O5,OOO
Sr!1ncer 5,UU
NuS anhern Qdntern ...... 10000
Der @runtteGs mirb auf $50, $685. 57, tas
psriSnIi@e Gisentbuu, auf $2o.245,959 Ct
i&dbt unb nit Gini&lub bee @runoeisentbunas
auberbalb Der Stdete in, @an3en auf bic Gum
me BON $185 @iaienex.
Die GAIL Der 2anseieentbiimer it 1924,
biejeniee ber bsbauten Garmen As, 740; i'm pri=
satbeise Fnb IL @iaionsn Mdsr. Diet :3ab<
len iprs9en teutli@ fir bic 9ei9tteteit, NIT psl-
der Der Gintpanberer @runbbsFser uns eabur@
unabbdnsis tuerben fam. $500.
Die 8rof&ire entbdlt nod anbsre intere0ante
ansabeu, ). 9. aber bic seri&lebenen Reliei~
onseenu0eai&aften unb i&dst bic Dsitslieber
BON 9 serf@iebeuenS eeen, bic i'm staate baufen,
3uiammeu auf 37,337 3Spfe, pdbrenb Der Ser
fader bic !3abl Der 8atbolifen etpas 3u eerine
auf $4,000 i@dst. Gle Nnbdueltl fist Ct
$500 Greimaurer unb 1857 Dsb 6suows bel.
Gum S@lude bic Noti3: mad ben u~eueaen
germe1unsen unb S&dgunsen umfabt Der
Staat @inueieta einen Glddenraum pon
51,701, 76O Ndern, tapon Tnb int priuatbeGB
unsefdbr ii MiQionen, tmBeIBe s~cngtlenbabn.
eetQl@afeu, S&slen &c. ebeufaQs II MiQio~
nen, 70 bab ben Gintuanterern alters ationalitda@
ten, bic In Minnelota ibr @lid rerfu@en MS
gen, nod nabeau 30 MiQicn,n Mder. ALTO mebr
als bic 3dlfe tes san3eu Staates gun. Grwert
often lieeen, ~orobeutbeils seiunb unb fru@tbar,
cine CUTE @runtlaee 3ur Wcblfabrt fit bic font
member Mnlebler. ys..
Cine nette &arte son Minne|cta III ber 8rc-
f9ire teiBeeeten.
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A. j. NBEN1N, J. T.
WESLEY G. Howe, j. NJ. GUFFEY.
JoHN ". ALTsHOUsE, J. S. HowARTH,
JAMES SAGE, A. s. SMITH.

STRANGE WANDERINGs OF BARK
Could the bark maria ]. Smith" tell the
romance OF her strange wanderings, says
the New York Times, they would prove as
marvellous, perhaps, as many of the "FIying
Dutchman" stories. Abandoned on the
Pacific coast, she was found by Indians safe
and sound, near Bella Bella, almost FIVE
hundred miles from the place where she was
deserted. 1t seems in credible that this
little ship could make this long voyage
alone, "thre aiding her way" as the Victoria
COlonist says, "without aid OF helmsnan or
compass, through intricate channels and
dangerous tiderips, to her present harbor OF
refnge;" and We may approve the comment
that "Marryatts phantom ship is not to be
thought OF at the same moment with the
Maria ]. Smith," Not the least singular
thing connected with this vessel Is that
this is the second time that she has been
abandoned, and the second she has saved ber-
self Sailors are superstitious; and there are
already current regarding the bark that she
will not sink, and that it is propheced she
will never 90 to Davy Jones' locker.
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Or. J, Il. Porter, of the firm Of McAlpine
q Porter, surgeon dentists, met with quite q
severe accident, day before yesterday. 1t
seems that he was engaged in manufactur-
ing laughing gas to be used in extracting
teeth, when suddenly the retort attached to
the receiver burat, and sharp piece Of
eteel from which struck him on the left
wrist cutting one of the large arteries of The
arm in very a&ere manner. The blood
flowed from the wound SO freely that the DI
had tainted away before physician arriv-
cd. He Is now somewhat better although
quite weak from the loss of blood, and will
soon be able to attend to his business again.
It was quite narrow escape from bleedlug
70 death a. the wound was very severe
one.
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TneLoulsvillians would seem to be bad
set. Some time ago George E. Heinsohn, a
prominent citizen and member of the
Board of Aldermen, absconded, having OBJ
tained large amount of money by means
OF forgery aud by false pretenses. Ee has
not been heard from. His creditors forced
the estate into bankruptcy, and G. Scott
Simms was appointed assignee. On Gatur-
day last the assignee absconded, taking with
him oil the assets of the HeinsJhu estate Il.
cept what be hal squandered at the faro
t'ble. Both he and Heinsohn are now seques
tered beneath the twining woodbine.
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Gold lib.

5Ia "STRIkE" ON THE DALzELL FARM.
The Patterson d Dickey well, Dalzell
farm, was completed Wednesday, tubed and
cased yesterday and commenced throwing
oil ut the rate of $50 barrels per day. From
4 o'clock yesterday, when pumping be-
gan, up to noon to-day go hours) the we'll
had yielded BY actual measurement liz bar
rsls. AT noon 1t was eaugsd aud found to
hs yielding at the rate Of 80 barrels per
day. 1t will probably fall off somewhat
yet. but may be safely estimated as 40 or
so barrel well. The well WAS put down
through tue pig casing to a depth of SIS
feet. ltj'7 t,ated near the Plumer road,
aud abo''4 Cty rods above the Devlin
well. ~ striking of this we'll is causing
great excitement among the oil opera ors
in this vicinity, and will cause renewed ac-
tiviF IN developing on that aud adjoining
farms. Z
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A man In Chicago has invented o new
propeller, with the screw in front, which
the Republican compares to - man lifting
himself over the fence by the straps Of bis
boots" The following is description of il:
The shaft OF the screw is connected by
means of gearing, with tn, eross-shaft OF
the paddle wheels. Mast and sails ore used
10 start the vessels, which being in motion
turnsthe screw, and the paddle wheels ke en-
the screw in motion. The stopping of the
boat is accomplished by beautiful and in
genions arrangement for dis-connecting.t the
gearing between the paddle-whesls and the
screw.
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TIE OH MEN,-Ths Pittsburgh Com
mercial Of the date of April goth says: "a
meeting OF tho Petroleum Association was
to have been held yesterday, for the pur-
pose Of appointing committee to 60 to
Washington to rsmonstrate against the
revenue decision compelling the oil men to
p av taxes as both distIlers and manufac-
turers. The oil men claim that they
should be exempted from one or the other
OF these licenses, and that they are either
distillers or manufacturers-not both. At
the hour appointed there was no quorum
present. and 1t is pr,hahie another meet
ing will DE called to day
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NEWS TENS.

Corn 10 Florida is tasselng.
A few days more and grass butter will be
in the market.
A first cbignon trichina worm of the sea-
son has appeared-s sign Of warm sum
mer.
The loss by the Medina. (Ohio) fire is
over 5000, 900, and the insurance about $7O-
900.
| Nearly four miles of iron have been laid
north from Fort Wayne on tho Grand
Rapids and Indiana Railroad.
New Bedford brags Of pointer that came
to dead stand the other day before door,
plate inscribed "a. Partridge
~ will preach from that portion of de
scripture dis evening"" said colored do
minnie, ''whar dc 'postle Paul pints his
'pis,le at de 'pbesians."
An urchin being sent for five cents worth
of Maccaboy snuff, forgot the name of the
article, and asked for FIVE cents worth Of
make-a- -boy.sneeze.
An Ohio woman has caughed up q fish
bone which she had in her throat forty-two
years. 1t restored her voice, and her hus-
band wants divorce.
By the new tariff schedule tax Of
twenty five cents is levied on each corset
imported into this country. This, we sup
lose, 10 intended for protection-of mems
natural rights. Pie on the tariff!
On certain evening, recently, tobacco
grinder spit on young girls dress in Potts
vile, Penn, and now the ireiul father Offers
$50 reward for the arrest Of the nicolian
squirt.
A moral elephant in Cincinnati has 200
rifle balls inside his skin, put there At odd
times TO curb his hot temper, yet is able 10
sbamble off at q gait that forces the moral
band-wagon horses into trot, and distresses
the moral camel
Teacher: ''Boy at the foot of the class,
spell admit tance.
Boy-"A.d-mi-t.t.s.n.c.e, admittance."
Teacher: "Give the definition"
Boy: "Fifty cents, children half price;
front seats reserved for ladies'"
Two hundred and ten pounds OF New
York sea. captain, which had been accu-
mulating fiity.nine years. were lately driven
from home by selfish wife, who wanted
him all to herself. He sloped pacifcalIy to
the Pacific slope With another woman, and
hasn't any idea OF returning.
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infringement Notice.

The subscriber has learned that certain
firm in Titusvi!le, known Us Bryan, Dill
liugham e. Co.." have commenced tbe man
ufacture of Sucker Rods with Socket Joints
This is Direct Infringement Oh his Rights.
as his claim is connecting two sections OF
rod by means of wedges, wedging sockets,
and double coupling bolt" He does not
specify any particular shaped wedge, nor OF
what material it shall be made. All rods
made as above described outside of his man.
uiactory, are direct infringements. This,
therefore, is to .-,
CAUTION OIL OPERATORS.
and all Others, against buying or using any
rods So made, except those Of his manufac-
tnre. as by SO doing thev will lay them
selves liable, aud will be dealt with accord
ing to law.
WM. J. INNS.
PIONEER. April 9th. 1870.
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STRAYED OR SToLEN.-Strayad from the
premises of Dan. E. Crocker, at Kane City,
on Friday, April Is, 1870, small Brown
Mare. The finder will be literally reward
ed on returning her to Mr.. Gro cker, at
Kane City. The mare is q very valuable
one, and the loss falls heavily upon Mr..
Crocker. We hope he will succeed in
finding tho mare.
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Terrible Boiler ExplOsiOn !
ONE MAN KILLED

The boiler in nse at Prather Bros. 4
Hatchs saw mill, on PithoIe Creek, about
mile aud half below Pi,hole City, explod
ed with terrific force, at about eight O'Clock
yesterday morning, entirely demolishiDg
the engine house, partially tearing down
the nil, and instantly killing Mr.. Abra-
ham Caffer, the engineer in charge The
boiler was 35-borse power one, and by
the force of the explosion was thrown 63l
feet from its original bed. On its course
the boiler went through o ten inch oak sill,
the slab pile, several good sized trees, and
across the creek striking large rock ct an
elevation Of over Is feet above it's bed, and
about 43l feet distant, and thence bounded
sideways and buried itself almost out OF
sight in the ground about 200 feet beyond
where it Grst struck. There were six men
at work in the mill ut the time, and it is al.
most miracle that no more were killed or
scalded. As it was there were several mar
row escapes. Mr.. Phillip Hatch, q mcm-
Der of the firm, was struck on the head with
brick and quite severely injured, remain
ing inssnsible for some time. By the force
OF the explosion the upright saw was thrown
out of place and struck the go wyer on the
calf of his leg cutting 1t nearly of. The
explosion was the result of utter careless
ness on the part Of the engineer, who was
carrying too much steam at the time, -
When found the steam gauge indicated l2O
pounds, but as the gauge was old and rus
ty, the probability is that there was over
200 pounds of steam on. Mr.. Clatier was
married man, resided at Oleopolis, ard
leaves a wife and three children. Below
will be found the result OF the coroner's in
quest, held by Justice keenan, of Pithole:
lnquisition taken at the Saw Mill of Pra-
ther Bros. Il Hatch, in Cornplanter Town
ship, Venango Co. Pa, on the 2lst day OF
April, 1870, before A. j. keenan,, ESQ.,, on
. view of The body of Abraham Caffer,
there lying dead, on the oath of W. C.
Howe, j. NJ. Gutiey, John W. Altshouse, J.
5. Howarth, James Sage and A. S. Smith,
good and lawful men to ascertain how, why,
and after what manner, the said Abraham
Claffer came to his death. And the said
Jurors, on their oath, do cay. after view
Of the body and examination Of the witnesses
and circumstances, that the said Abraham
Claffer came to his death by the explosion
OF steam boiler, and that the said explo-
sion was caused by inattention aud reckless
ness of Abraham Clafer in putting OH an
excessive amount Of steam. said boiler be-
ing attached to the same Mill of Prather
Bros. & Hatch.
A. ]. KEENAN,. J. P.
WESLEY c. Howe, j. NJ. GUrFEY,
JouN " sITSunrsr I 9 un,y.ur,y
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A Michigan woman has recovered by law
all the money that her husband has spent in
q liquor saloon for six years. The prohibi-
tory liquor law of that State does not re-
gard liquor as "prorerty," and the woman
recovered on the giound that it had been
paid to the liquor veuder without consider.
alton.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-22

An intelligent gentleman from Germany.
on his first visit to an American church.
bad contribution box with a hole in the
top presented tohim, and whispered 10 the
collector: IL don't got mein bapers, unit
cOut VOTE"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-22

We wonld call the attention OF our busi-
ness men TO the superior styles of job print
ing, both plain and fancy, at present being
turned ont from this office. We are prepar.
ed to execute job printing of every descrin-
ton in the latest and most fashionable style
of the art, and at reasonable rates. IT,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-22

A Tripoli letter in Constantinople, March
20, reports tie fall of monster arolite in
the neighborhOod OF Monrzouk, weighing 1t
Is said, nearly 5000 pounds. This must OF
course, be only rough guess, but If i. be
even 'olerably approximate, the mass is one
of the largest mel eoric bodies ON record.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-22

Judge" Graham, has quit the practice of
law and adopted tha':: Of preaching. A
good thing for the law, bu! whether the
church viii! be bsnr!it.ed much by i, remains
10 be seen.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-22

At Simmons Drug Stote can be 70 und the
finest collection of Canary birds ever brought
to this place. He has also Bnllfnch,
which is very fine singer. 1t is worth
ones while to drop into the store, if for
nothing else than to hear the sweet singing
of the birds.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-22

FAST DRILLING.-Tbe Patterson & Dick
ey well, struck yesterday. was drilled to o
depth OF 625 feet, in the remarkably ahort
space of Is days, by Mr.. Charles Leslie -
Who can beat this?
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-22

We notice that quite number of the old
wells along the creek, below this place,
have recently been started up with good
results. Many Of them are producing oil
IN payi ng quantities. No doubt many
more could be made to pay if the right
kind Of man should start them M,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-22

A private dispatch TO this paper from
br"dy's Bend, dated April 22d, says: The
6ig well has flowed one hundred and eighty
barrels during the las. l6 hours. By a later
dispatch We learn that one-twentieth inter-
eat IL the well was sold to our townsmsu,
Er. L. P. Walker, for the sum of $4,000.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-22

The Oil Greek and Allegheny River Rail-
way will Issue excursion tickets to parties
wishing to participate in the celebration of
the Fifteenth Amendment at Cory, on
April Goth. A fine time Is anticipated.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-22

Sash. Glass, Doors, Putty &c. Large
stock very cheap at the Furniture Store.
nl0-f
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-22

Franklin 10 troubled with house breakers.
Quite q number of private residences have
hsen broken into recently and money and
clothing stolen therefrom.