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This is the time, a. witty poets tell,
When Phuebus into Tbetis' bosom fell;
She blush'd at frst-then put out the light,
And drew the modest curtains of the night

And drew the modest curtains OF the night
splendid portrait Is exhibited as usual by Mile.
Jacauemart lmedailed also) OF Marshal Conrobert-
perhaps the best portrait In the exhlbion and near
70 this an exceptionally fine work from the hand Of
emy at Rome-.'The Morning and Evening OF
Lte, as expressed by Roman peasant girl
leaning on the margin OF q WELL In all the bloom OF
disdainfuiy, in the iace while close by s seated
poor old crone, with eyes already dimmed by age
and and sunken cheek, too plainly deno,ing that she
sinking "Int0 the black cave OF eternal night"
There Ii power and mind In this noble picture. 1t
but its color is masterpiece of ricn harmony none
the less pleasing, and certainly more impressive
from the general subdued tone which pervades the
Whole Altogether 1t is one OF the finest works in
1t is but thankess once to write censorious cr.
cisin, and should always prefer remaining silent in
task OF pointing out glaring defects. Perfect null
lily, as unworthy OF notice, will always escape
any remark from US; but where considerable talent
IL f0und plenuing with gross faults or, still worse
where talent is perverted or msapplied It becomes
our duty 70 speak out MIR. Yoon, whose splendid
works In days not far gone by were the admiration
OF all and now take Arst rank in the palleries OF
Versailles By the side OF the venets the Pises and
others Of high wortn-Mr. Yoon, whose antecedcnis
spoke for him, had been selected, as well he might
be- by distinguished merchant OF the United States
10 paint for hIIn an Immense allegorical picture
Tine picture n called the s'United Satesh and the
catalogue tells us that "thirfy-four States are
grouped round the symb0ical figure OF the Republic
giving her hand to Wisdom. On the left the emf
grants arrive from Europe with their families and
their Instruments Of labor and disembark on the land
OF liberty One OF the great rivers or America
beard, pokng a.torch into the mouth Of crocodile
by the side Of a small puddle OF water) 'extingushes
IN Its waves then said torch OF war; and the ilnstr-
GUS predecessors raise their own tombstoneS salute
the triumph Of the to which they consecrated
their lives. Traces Of blood on the right represent
the past INTO which archanges are IN the act oi pre-
The New York herald., 1870-06-17
MArRInosY EXTRAORDINARY.
Youth Of Twenty Unites with Widow Of
Seventy and Settles Board Bill.

IFr0m the PittSburg commercial, June IL.
Wedding occurred the other day ~ the town OF
PerryopoIis. Fayette county which surprised the,
natives and set gosspdom all agog. a youth Of
twenty summers, who until recent period resided
in BIrmingham, made his appearance in the village
above mentioned. and took up quarters at board
ing house kept by widow a lady who had attained
found M himself Indebted for boarding to The siogH5
Of about forty dollars and unable to quidate. His
not at all disposed to give up. But empty pocketa
admonished MIN that something must be done 70
her head s &c HIM s Of he must sus
with Tie disgrace which generally attaches q That
ma marrying %as'el the S'1 WSo1 and and tSus W @ bold
lady had chung up" against him. Having deter
mined upon his course Of action, our youth at once
sSor and decv e Segnns ns end
ing thereof only six hours had elapsed aud the 70.
snlt was an engagement to enter into the bonds OF
matrimony. Mutually agreeing upon speedy con-
nearest 'squires office. This. magistrate after
mOny on the ground OF conscientious scruples.
They did not become discouraged, and return to-
the widows domc unmarried nm not s BIT Of Y G 81
the town is the once Of Justice Hopkins aud thither
the lovers wended their way on foot. II was after
midnight when they reached the Office OF the magis-
trate but the Squire called up, and after spend
ing an hour or Two looking through Rurdons Di-
marriage, the knot Was lied, and ths .Iwain made
onev returned home rejoicing. On Saturday morn
ing about nine O'Clock, the groom was seen in thc
vicinity Of Laytons station, on the Connesyie
Railroad with carpet bag IN one hand and another
mans boots in lhe other. He reached Birmingham
safely, and Is now relating 10 friends how tired he
had become Of married lie.
INTERNATIONAL CouRrBsY.-A distinguished gen.
tleman from Liberia addressed the Board OF Trade
last night, ana IN the course 0f his remarks ne IN
formed hts audiece that on hearing the news OF the
passage Of the fifteenth amendment In this country,
the berian legislators had at once resolved to ex-
lic which allowed the right OF Suffrage only to ciN-
Zens Of African descent "And nOw,n added the
speaker, In grand peroration, I'm Liberia white
ment win be, we presume, very gratifying; and we
are pleased to note the prompt International cOur-
tesv and magnanimlty OF the great republic OF LII
beria.-Fhladelnht Record. June a.
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OF Su.eyman Pacha with MS troops Ir0m
Pacha very wisely replied that he would at once tel
egraph to Bagdad for Information, on receipt Of
which ne would answer the Persian note. Before
Turkish troops WILL In all probability, have returned
to Bagdad, and there the matter will rest TILL another
party OF Turc0mans think proper to go out f0raging
again at the expense Of either TurkisiAor Persian
So true Is 1t that the two governments do not
themselves apprehend any very serious comp CatiOn
noanced to the Porte his Intention of % Visiting the
holy shrine Of Kerbella, situated some miles
to the south Of Bagdad. As you are TO
doubt aware, Mahommedans are divided into
the Imam Omar as the only legitimate sue
cessor Of Mohamed and the Shyites, who render
the same alteration to the Imam Hussen. as the
only real successor Of their prophet. The rersians
are Shytes. and as such are expected to perform at
least pilgrimage in their lifetime to the shrine
Of kerbella where the Imam Hussen lies buried.
Shah Nasser Eddn, therefore as Shye chief, fees
bound to perform the required pilgrimage, and, as
stated above has officially announced to the Porte
his intention Of doing SO. Like all Eastern pOten-
tates the Shah will travel with large suite, and, In
all probability, will have at least 600 persons in his
retinue.
territory, is sending direct to Bagdad, VIA
the Suez Canal, special steamer-the Rabi-
splendid silver and gold service Tor the shans use use
ln also received orders 70 proceed to Bagdad TO
represent his Majesty. All these civties will OF
themselves 60 some way towards queting the recent
misunderstanding regarding the frontier question.
The Sultan also Is SAID to be meditating not pill
grimage, but an excursion TO the military camp at
Snulna, to review some 80 900 men. It is supposed
Turkish army Will be publicly announced subsequent
to this visit.
Another very important measure decided upon is
the gradual Withdrawal ram chcplatinn ~ the OLD
The New York herald., 1870-06-17
Murder and Lynching in Ashley, Mo.

In the town Of Ashley. Mo-, on the 18th tnst Miss
Abbie Summers, o daughter Of Nathaniel Summers,
Of Quincy, H., was stabbed three times and killed
instantly by o man named Ambrose C0e. Coe on
being arrested, begged the people to nang him at
once to tree. Miss Summers has been living in
Ashley for some time, and was highly esteemed as o
fine and talented young lady Coe was formerly
from 0alesburg Coe, while being taken to jail, was
lynched. Coe was engaged to marry Miss Summers,
but owing to his actions OF late she discarded him,
and had forbidden him coming to see her at all. He
mas threatened TO kill ner before and has now car
ried his threats into execution.
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Meeting of tho Producers, AssOcia.
flOm.

The regular monthly meeting of the Man
ageIs Of the Petroleum Producers, Associa-
ton was held at Oil City on the 18th inst
The meeting was called TO order by the
President; the Secretary, c. V. Culver,
being absent. F. W. Hastings was elected
Secretary pro TEN. The minutes of the
previous meeting were read and adopted.
Reports OF committees, and statement OF
the progress making with monthly report OF
oil production for Dsceluber were made.
The action of the National Refiners' Con-
vention held at New York last month was
next discussed. At that convention it was
charged that the producers of this region
adulterated their oil a: the wells by mixing
with it tar and benzine, and that the gravi-
ty OF the oil was thereby lighter and the oil
OF less value to retiners. A standard, Of
gravity by which to.plrchase oil, was adopt
ed by the New York convention another
same action was taken at Il subsequent
meeting Of the Pittsburgh retiners held iu
that city. After general discussion OF
the proceedings Of the refiners' convention
committee consisting of J. T. Briggs, of
Titusville, John Porter of Cow Run and W.
L. Lay, to inquire as to the truth of the
charge Of adultsration and as to the practi.
cabiity and expedieney Of selling oil by
standard gravity and to report thereon.
The meeting then adjourned.
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JURORS.

LIST OF GRAND JURORS DRAWN FOR THE
FOURTH MONDAY OF JANUARY, 1870.
Alexander Spear, foreman, Oakland
Robert Hutchinson, Petroleum Centre j ohm
Mar'z, Richland; Henry Clulo, French
Greek; John Scott, Sen'r, Scrubgrass; J. c.
Byers, Coopsrstown' Michael Noble,
Plumer; DAME! Persbing, RockIand; VIM.
Bell, Franklin; Henry Powell, Pinegrove;
WIN. A. Collins, French Creek; Eli Han
mage, PineRrove; Benz. A. Plumer, Frank
lin; G. NJ. Bowman, Franklin; Wm.
Adams, Irwin; G. J. Shrieve, Oil Greek;
Alexander Scott, scrubgrass; John Mcclure,
Plnmsr; John Culbertson, Sugar Creek !;
Samuel Foster, Piumer; B. =. Mark, Oak
land.
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Petroleum Centre Daily Record.
Pct. Ceutre, Saturday. Jan. Is.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS ON d. &. 4 "A. 10. H.

SOUTH.
No. 2, Passenqer--Leave Cory ll.20 a.
NJ Titrsville. IL p. m; Petroleum Cen
tre. LAO p. M Oil City, 222 p. IN; lr-
Yiueton, 8 10 p. N.
No. A. Passcnger--L Leave Cory 6. 10 a. m.
Ti.usvilie, 7.35 a. M; Petroleum Centre.
s.Ita IN; Oil City. $50 m; arrive at IT
vinetou II. 40 a N.
Nc. 6, Passenger-Leave Cory G. O5 p m ;
TitHsv.lle, 80 p m; Petroleum Centre,
s,3s p NJ; arrive AZ Oil City 800 + IN.
NORTH.
No. !. Passcnger--Leave Irvineton 7.l5
m; Oh City, 10, 10 u n; Petroleum Cen
ire, ll,0s u; Titusvilie, IL, so u IN; arrive
ut Cory l,i0 p N.
No. 3, Passan nger-L Leave Irvineton, 12, =
0spm; Oi! City 2,57 p m; Petroleum Cea-
tire, S,3s IN; Titusville, APO p IN; arrive
ut Cory S, As pm.
No. s. fassenger-Leave Oil City 100 a
NJ; Petroleum Centre. 7,43 a m; Titusville,
$40 N; arrive at Cory 1910 u m.
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We ars panied to announce the death ol
Miss Lorena Patterson, sister Of Mr.. Jas.
Patterson, of The firm of Patterson & Dick
ey, which occurred ct tho residence of Mr..
Dickey last evening. Miss z. came to this
town on a visit to hsr relatives the first day
OI j n isry, and shortly after was taken
sics with typhoid fever, and rapidly grew
worse until death relieved her from her sui
ferlngs, She was aged IS years, and was u
very estimable young lady. Funeral SER
vices were held at the residence of Mr.. D,
this forenoon. The remains will he taken
to her late residence in Mercer county for
burial.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-15

At meeting Of the Directors of the COL
nmbia oil Company, held at their office in
Pittsburgh, on Wednesday, Jan. 18th, the
secretary, treasurer and superirtendears
report were read and submitted to the stock.
holders meeting the following day. The
reports show daily production OF 327 bar.
rrls, making the total amount of oil pro-
dueed for the company in the past ear Of
ll9, 1855 barrels, and the average price per
barrel for oil sold Leing $5 4S, making the
total amount for sales 1854, 4,065 40. At the
stockholders meeting the old Board of Di-
reclors were rsinstated with one exception.
Mr.. J. 3. Weir, OF New York, withdrew,
and Mr.. Alexander Pitcaine, Of Pittsburgh,
was elected in his place.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-15

young man residing in Washington WAS
severely horsewhipped, a few days since, by
two fair Philadslphians there, who charged
him with having made remarks derogatory
to their character. Their victim loudly
proclaimed bis innocence, but in vain. His
injuries confined him to his room for several
days, and some of his friends say there is to
bs another oct in the drama.
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The trial of Dr. ii. K. StratEord, charged
with the murder, by abortion, OF Theodore
Patterson, alias Kellogg, was commenced
in the Circuit Court at Chicago on Tuesday.
The trial is the first one under law which
declares that person who produces an
abortion resulting in death shall be deemed
guilty Of murder. The case excites deep
interest.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-15

Dr. Mary Walkers husb,ud has sent a
poem to the Independence (Mo.) Sentinel,
OF which the following is a ''s!anza:"
The bird calls from its gided cage
Its mate far in the wildwood;
And so my sonl still walls for thee,
Bright angel of my childhood.
But II our fate. a cruel lot,
Hath cut our hearts asunder.
Why, Mary-.bring my trowsers back!
And then 90 vote forever!
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THE WHALE FIsHREIEs Tho New Bed
ford Mass journals states that the stock
Of oil and boHe in first hands in this coun.
try, on January lst, lS70,was 25, ,022 barrels
sperm oil, 4l,Sl3 barrels whale oil, and
25l,9OO pounds whalebone. On January
lst, 1869, the stock was $4,000 barrel Is
sperm oil, 1890 barrels whale oil, and
100000 pounds bone.
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A little boy Of Provincetown, Mass. four
yea,s cid, very anxious for a drum, the
evening preceding Christmas Eve, on eoin :
to bed made the following prayer: "Now
lay me down to sleep, want drum, i
pray the Lord | want drum. my soul
to keep, and if should die before | wake, :
| want drum " His prayer was answered.
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Gold to-day l2lM.

The frs. monthly report of tie Petroleum
Producers Association appeared this MORN
Ing. The number OF districts reported is
81; No. Of barrels of oil on hand at the
wells at the close of tho month, les, ,775;
No. of barrels Of oil delivered from wells
dnrlng The month, 3o4, ,4l2; Aggregate, 4l5..
739; Deduct No. OF barrels of oil on hand
at the close Of last month, 75,145; Balance
showing the production for the month, Si4.
74s! Aggregate per day for the month con-
taning 81 days, Il,l2O; No. of wells pro-
ducins during the month, l.7s3; Average
daily production of wells during the month,
q bbla; No. Of wells being drilled, 377; No
Of wells completed during mouth, %; No.
OF wells commenced during the month, 1856;
No. Of wells abandoned during month, Sc;
No. Of abandoned wells resumed during the
month, p. The report is very interesting.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

rI'he copatnershp heretofore existing under the
firm name of s. =. Griswold u Co. is from
this 9TH day of January 1870 dissolved by mutual
consent. All parties indebted or having any claims
ON said firm are requested to call for Aet lement.
S.S GRISW' LII.
G. w. MORTON.
Dec. 8, 1870, 3mos.
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An extensive scheme for smuggling goods
by way Of ports on the coast Of Maine has
been discovered and broken up, arrange
ments had been made for fishing schooners
10 meet ships at sea, out Of sight of land,
and take packages Of valuable goods which
have to be sent by rail to Boston and New
York.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given. that the partnership
lately existing between NJ SterpburC and II. II
Warner, under the firm name Of l. N Steruburg
Il Co.. dissolved on the 4th day OF January 1870
by mutial consent. all persons indebted to us, will
please call at.once and settle their accounts
L. SI. Sr| RNBURG
Il. y. WARNER
Ee:5tr
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There is woman in Franklin county
who never owned Bible. Her son, who
had been prodigal for many years. return.
ed on Thanksgiving day, and was thus greet
ed by her: ''Here comes the fatted calf
Bring hlther the prodigal and kill him, aud
lie. us eat and be merry.
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BY references to the advertisement in an
other column it will be seen that the firm
OF Nicholson & Blackmon has dissolved
partnership in tie news and stationery bnsi-
ness. This does not interfere with the
hardware business which Is still carried on
hy Nicholson & Blackmon at the old stand.
The new firm is known as Nicholson l. Co.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-15

An urcbn OF seven years went into bar
ber shop in Racine, Wisconsin, and ordered
the barber to cut his hair as close as shears
conld do it. He was asked il his mother
ordered it that way. "No," said be, '.but
school commences next week, and we've got
a school ma'am that pulls bar."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-15

The breweries Of San Francisco manufac-
tnre lS5, 900 barrels OF beer, including ale
and porter, annually; employ iercs Of 200
men, and consume l3,500,000 pounds of
barley and 100000 pounds Of hsps in the
production Of the above amount of malt
liquors The barley is raised in California.
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The track Of the a & G. w. r. R., WIS
flooded with water to tae depth OF two feet
Tor 4 long distance between Oil City and
Meadvil,e. Occasioned by French Creek
overlooking its banks The apod occurred
this forenoon. Trains both ways we re de
layed.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-15

Attempts are being made by the Peruvian
Government to promote colonization on the
Amazon and its affluents. Steamers are
now running up to Iqnitos eighteen hund-
red miles frem Para,
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NEW ADVERTlSEMEyTS
DRUGS DRUG,

Pure Drugs at Chris'cs
Pure Drugs ut Christ cs.
furc Drugs mt Christie's
Puro Drugs at Christie's.
Puic Drugs at Christie's.
Prescriptions Compoundnin w IaHstI
Prescriptions Compounded n, n ccnla.,I
Prescriptions Cump.unocd" a. " ncaI
Prescriptions ompcuuded y, thlsh
Medicines at Chris,io's. 'lr:ttI
Medicines NJ Chiis'ies.
Medicines nj Chrisiic's.
Medicines a. Christie's
Medicines at Ch.islie',.
PRESCRIPTIONS Compounded a, ~. II
ntseriptiohs compounded a, Cb,.s ssiL
i'rescriplio Compounded A; GSnelsi
Prescriptions Compounded n, ccaan'te,
Prescriptions Compounded a, SGtss,
Toilet Articles at Christes @Miae, L
Toilet Articles Mt Chrsii,s
Toilet Articles at Ch.istios II
Toilet Articles at Christiss
Toilet Artic es nj Christies
Prescriptions Compounded NJ ca., Il
Prescriptions Compounded al NS.'ts
Prescriptions Compounded a, ,glHit.
Pre- criptions Compounded Al CIrht,
Prescriptions Compounded NJ IN .is.es
Pure Liquors at Christic's " 'h'.tie, /
''ure Liquors nj Christie's
Pure Liquors at Christie's
Pure Liquors at Chrisiie's
Pure Liquors at Christie's
Prescriptions Compounded Mt r,,,.,.
Prescrirtions Compounded A, (Sys,ie' (Stse'
Prescriptions Com pounded nj 1S.,tts 1fSS,.ts
Prescriptions Compounded al 1I,,''s
Frescriptiors Compounded al CSs,,'h'
Pure Wines at Chrisiic's '~HAi
Pure Wines at Christies
Pure Wine at Christie's
Purs Wines at Christic's
Pure Wines at Chrisiie's
Prescriptions Compounded a, thr-t,
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A daily paper is soon to be started from
the office of the Cory Republican. II it
follows in the same good eou.e that the
weekly does it viii prove enc Of tho best
dailHs in this section Of the State.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-15

During the month of November forty-two
vessels loaded with 3s, 600 tons of guano at
the Gnanspe Islands.
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Rud0'phe,i the Frenehnan, is the next
contestant for the billiard championship.
He will play with Deery, probably in San
Francisco, and on the fifteenth of February.
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hammers d Aldens lie the only white
mans, clothing store in the Centre.
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Divine Services.

Divine Services.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. .
Preaching at II o'clock A. NJ, and
o'clock P. N.
Rev. J. T. OxToBY, Pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at IL A. N. and
~ P. II. Sabbath School at l21S P. NJ.
eats free. A cordial invitation extsud.
cd to al.
Rev. c. II. HEARD, Pastor.
STS. FETER AND PAUL'S (Catbolie>
CHURCH.
Mass at 101l a. N.
Vsspsr and Benedietion Of the Blessed
Sacrament ct 4 p. IN.
Catechism at 2 p. n.
JAMES DUNN, Pastor.
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A. S. Smiths large stock Of boots and
shoes Is offered at cost for the next 60 days
Dec g IT,
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A splendid assortment Of Diamond goods
just received at II. l.. Muses., No 10 Spring
St. Titusville. Dee. 20 limo.
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Horse Shse Nails, Wholesale and retail,
at Nicholson & Blackmon's. 23.n.
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A. s. Smith in order to close out his large
stock of ladies shoes &C., offers them at cost
as they must be sold In the next co days.
Dec II.
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Rev. James Dolan, pastor OF St. Patrick
Roman Catholic Church, Baltimore, for the
past twenty-nin, years, died on Wedpes-
day. -
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I.ammers Il Aldcn's is the only store to
buy good. durable and cheap clothing.
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First Class saloon and IRestau-
rant.

WASHINGTON STREET, Petroleum Centre
TINHE best Lager Beer constantly on draught, and
/ and all the choicest Wines and Cigars, Timber
ger Cheese, Switzer Knss, Sandwiches Sardines, re
OYSTERS
served mp In every at. e to order Also for sale oy
the can or keg
CORTELy OF VOUCHER, Propisto,ss
Oct 26tf. Fired. Sebutts old tanS
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Carriage Bolts, Wholesale and retail, at
Nicholson IL Blackmon'a 2S-tf.
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Just received large and well assorted
stock Of shelf hardware at J. Rutheriords.
IT,
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Paror and Office stoves, few lett and
will be sold at cost at J. Rutherford,s. IT,
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Dcc5t II.

large stock If ladies aud gents gold
Watches just received at II. l.. MUSES., No
10 Spring ST. Titusvillp. Dec. 20 limo.