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The New York herald., 1870-07-19
BLANCHE suTLsa's COMING MAsRIAG:.
The Programme of Festivities Arranged for
the Wedding Of General Buffers Daughter
m Senator Avmes. ~ a.t ff


TO senator Ames. t
From the Boston Traveller, July 1871
The marriage ceremonies of General Adelbert
Ames lnow Senator from Mississippi, but formerly
OF Maine) and Miss Blanche Butler, daughter OF
General B. L. Butler, will take place at half-past
eight O'Clock in the evening on Thursday next, al
81. AIMS Episcopal church, Lowell. Rev. Dr. Edison,
rector OF the church, will probably be the offciating
clergyman The bridesmaids for the brilliant event
will be Miss Chandler, daughter Of Senator Chandler,
OF Michigan; Miss Nesmith, daughter Of the late
Lieutenant Governor Nesmith, Of Lowell; Miss Tai.
bot, daughter Of @. p. Talbot Of Lowell, and Miss
IA brother-in-law OF General Butler) 1t Is under
stood that there VIII be no groomsmen, but q large
and distinguished corps OF ushers will ofciate dur.
ing the services. s..it
The floral decorations will be OF the most elaborate
and beautiful description many OF them being fur
nished from the large and conservatory belong
ing TO General Butler.
The bridal trousseau, mostly imported, will be OF
the most chaste, rich and tasteful description. The
bride Will wear q very heavy white silk dress, with
a costly point lace overskirt
The reception Will take place at nine O'Clock at
Lowell, where congratulations viii be extended,
and where Will be seen, doubtless q collection OF
bridal gifts that has very rarely been equalled.
The wedding Invitations, which were sent out
Yesterday are said TO be, like the political procivi.
ties OF General Butter OF the simple, unpretentious,
democratic character. The reception cards have
engraved upon them, In rather plain style, "Mr and
Mrs. B. +. Butler,n &C., and the wedding cards con-
tain simply "Mss Butler, Mr.. Ames.n
Those who are 30 fortunate as to receive invita-
uons will see one of the most elegant weddings
that has for long time been wltDaaseA Ia this
vicinity.
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described. person must enjoy 1t In prOp,tG per-
soma to have proper conception OF the way matters
are managed at Indian Harb0r and sec how pOliti-
clans OF all parties harmOnize In social life, enjoy
each others company and the beauties OF nature and
yet never breathe word OF politics or do or say
anything In relation to party strife. Hi
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A WOMAN DnUGGeO AND RUINED.

Yesterday morning an tnknown female, aged
twenty-five years, was taken to st. Mary's Hospital
H0boken while she was insenslble from the effects
Of some poisonous drug administered by ruffans
near Weehawken. After she had fallen into the
clutches Of the scoundres on Sunday evening, she
was made to swallow some supplying drink. Be.
coming deranged subsequently, she plunged into
the North river, but was rescued gallantly by officer
Murray and conveyed TO HGbOken- She Is yet In .
dangerous condition.
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lish and viii receive by sound from bells, the now
invention OF Sir Charles.
ON the arrival OF the steamers at Cienfueg0s
grand demonstration in honor OF Sir Charles ana
the expedition took place. Never before had sucn
heavy draught vessels entered the harb0r, and they
were for hours surrounded with small boats filled
with natives from the shore.
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

E. II. Ludlow Co. have recently sold at private
sale the following property
No 124 9Th house and lot s2xl76, with right of
from 18th st..... .$l17500
ll3 39th st. stable and lot 20O0
No West 18th It, house and lot 20xl00N...
No 939 6th 2bx00.. $4,000
Nos 25l and 2b3 Hudson s, 1880
S5s70 800
House grounds al Norwalk Conn. 10000
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THAT BLOODY DUEL ON BLOODY IsLAND.-Captain,
vansteenkester the famous sworlsman, called yes-l
terday and assured us that ne was not engaged I'M
the duel OF Wednesday on Bloody Island. He has
just returned from Cincnnat at which place he ex-
pected TO make fencing match with noted Span.
ish swordsman who figured In the rebel army. He,
did not find the Spaniard there, he having gone to
New Orleans Captain Vansteenkester ls READY AL
any time to meet the best swordsman in the oountr
and play him bout for $500 side. AS 10 tne mys-
terfous individual whose eye was pOreo OUT ~
Major Keith we have nor heard his name There IL
no doubt however that the duel took place, al,
though the parties concerned in ~ afe ANXIOUS
from prudential reasons to cpuceN t"e iSo"-'~s
Louis Democrat, Juty 10. eff.a
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Local Items-court and Police Intelligence from
the City Of Churches

the City Of Churches
, Andrew Lawn, of NO. 4 York street. died from the
effects Of the heat yesterday morning.
The contract for constructing waterworks for the
new Trusnt Home will be awarded to John McLaugh-
lin at 4635.
Charles e. Del vecchio late editor OF the Standard
weekly newspaper, died yesterday at his residence
No. 273 Navy street. al
Assessor Scanlon, OF the Third district, will dis
miss twenty-five assistant assessors In compliance
with orders from Commissioner Delano.
Alfred Bailey living at No. 1ll Morgan street. Jer
.sey CITY was prostrated BY the heat yesterday at
the corner Of Brid2e and Water streets He was re-
moved 60 the hospital 5, 1ggs seAl ets5i+
Mn. Henderson, reading ct No. 3lO Hamilton
avenue, yesterday took overdose OF lauaanum ac-
cdontaiIy, but her life was saved by the prompt ap
plicatton Of IN ernctic.
The Eighth precinct police station being In an un-
safe condifion Captain Mclaughlin has rented an
other building In the immediate vicinity by authority
Of the Board OF Commissioners.
The case Of the United states vs.. Reynolds Co.'s
color mandatory, In Flushing ave.ne, which has
been complained OF as nuisance has been ad-
journed in the District Court until Thursday. n ya
The case OF John Holt and Frank Archibald, In
dIcted for perjury and for stealing the Judgment roll
In Dalzel divorce case, was called yesterday In
the Court Of Oyer and 1ermner, and ON application
Of counsel for defence, put on for the term.
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Andrew LAWN, OF NO. York street. died rom the
effects of the heat yesterday morning.
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The contract for constructing waterworks for the
new Trusnt Home will be awarded to John McLaugh-
N az Hk2k
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Assessor Scanlon, OF the Third district will dis
miss twenty-five assistant assessors In compliance
with orders from Commissioner Delano.
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\ Charles r. Del vecchio late editor OF the Standard,
weekly newspaper died yesterdaylat his residence,
No. 373 Navy street. Ial
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Alfred Bailey living at No. lll Morgan street. Jer-
sey City, was prostrated by the heat yesterday at
the corner OF Bird 70 and Water streets. He
moved 60 the hospital s
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Mn. Henderson, reading ct No. 80 Hamilton
avenue, yesterday took an overdose OF lauaanum ac-
cidenaly, but her life was saved BY the prompt ap
plIcatton Of IN emetic.
The New York herald., 1870-07-19

The Eighth precinct police station being In an un-
safe CONDITION Captain Mclaughlin has rented an
other building In the immediate vicinity by authority
Of the Board OF Commissioners.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-09

The personality of the gentleman in black
has been set at rest. The question was set
tied at Mooreville, Ind, the other day.
Some workmen, in making an excavation,
dug up skeleton, well preserved, cores
ponding to the hdman skeleton in all re-
specis, except that the forehead was villain
ously low, with two horns curving back
ward: the arms were of unusual length, and
the spinal bone termiRated in tail, Of
which about foot in length still remains
Monkeyism would account for the tail, but
fails lamentably on the horns. Now arises
the interesting question, whether, if there
be anything satanic about this skeleton, 1t
proves the original demon to be dead or
alive.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-09

Tomorrow Gardner Il j. Forepaurh's
Circus and Menagerie pu, in an appearance
at this place, giving two performances.
afternoon and evening: What the charac-
ter of this show is can be seen by the re-
marks of the N. Y. Sunday Mercury:
Gardner Il Forepaugh's Circus & Menag-
erie combined, made their grand entree in
town yesterday, making splendid street
display. The procession consisted of n
band.chariot, drawn by twelve superb hor-
ses, followed by twenty-five vans containing
the most rare specimens Of brute creation.
They exhibited yesterday afternoon and
evening. to the largest audienco ever as
sembled. in this city. their large three
cenre.pole being filled to OVERLOOKING -
The equestrian part Of the performance is
all Of a high order of merit, the variety nor.
ton being fully up to anything ever seen
here. The collection of wild animals is ac-
knowledsed by all to be the largest and
finest now travelling.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-09

ANOTHER FIRE.-A fire occurred on Wed.
nesday night last on the Osborn Reserve OF
the Big Tank Farm, Cherry tree Run, which
destroyed the derrick, engine house, &c, of
the Osborne well. 1t appears that the we
had been torpedoed Wednesday, and during
the night commenced flowing through the
casing and thence through the gas pipe into
the tire-box beneath the boiler, where fire
was communicated which resulted as above.
Mr.. Osborne's loss is about $1,000. The
well is still flowing at the rate of IL barrels
per day.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-09

There is every reason to believe that the
Fenians mean business. The utmost ac-
tivty prevails among officials; men being
dispatched daily to different points 10 facl-
Late the concentration of the army. whc h
is said to number thiriy-tbree thousand
woil disciplined men, fully provided for q
long campaign. O'Neil says he is fully
provided with means. aud that coniribu-
tions are flowing in rapidly, and Gays that
the statement that the 10th of May is set
down as the time for the grand movemen. is
incorrect.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-09

The Pittsburgh Commercials corrtspon-
dant at Foster Farm, writing to that pa
per under date of May 9Th says: .t ,t'
Well No. Is, Snyder Farm, owned by the
Vcnargo Central and Duck Greek Oil Com
pany, put down last fall but never has pro-
duced over twenty barrels u day, was tor
pedoed on Thursday last and is now doing
two hundred barrels aud increasing. This
is the best well on the Allegheny river and
probably the. best in Vcnango county to-
day.
The Mcdonald well, about three hundred
feet farther up the hill, on the Handy
Farm adjoining Snyder Farm, of which
mention was made some time ago as doing
twenty-five barrels, has been torpedoed, ana
is now doing eighty barrels.
The Prentiss and Angel well, jus. put
down on the Snyder farm, makes an excel
lent show, and is good for fifty or seventy.
five barrel well. This opens up large
tract OF territory yet undeveoped.
Tie Philadelphia. and Boston Company
has made good strike on their territory on
the face Of the hill, from the lower tresile
at Foster. This well started at about
four barrels, was torpedoed last week, and
is now doing one hundred and twenty bb!s.
This is the latest strike about Foster, and is
causing considerable excitement. Direct
on the oil belt, across the river, in line
with we'll No. Is, Snyder farm, are the
Foster and Rial property. The former, in
exhaustible as it appears to be, still main
tains its reputation; the latter (Rial proper.
ty,) adjoining Foster, but yet undevelored,
has everything in its favor to be good ter
ritory. These strikes will undoubtedly
cause lively times around Foster the com.
ing season.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-09

Daniel Webster once. said: "There is
nothing upon this earth that can compare
with the faithful attachment of wife; no
creature. who, for the object of love, is go
indomitable, so preserving, SO ready
to die. Under the most depressing
circumstances, woman's weakness becomes
mighty power, her timdity becomes a
ing passes away, and her spirit acquires
firmness Of marble -adamantine firmness
which circumstances drive her to put forth
all her energies under the aspirations Of her
afIecti iOns."
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- The Timetable of the o. C. &A.R
4. will be found under the markets.
LARGE OIL FIRES:
] 1000 BARRELS OF OIL DESTROYED
- LOSS UPWARDS OF 500. oool

Between ~ and o'clock this mornino
disastrous oil fire broke out in the vicinity
OF the Baum farm and Evans tract, Cherry.
tree Run, by which & number of oil wei
rigs, engine hoiises, tanks, and about ,.OOC
barrels OF oil were destroyed. The fire wa.
occasioned as follows: The workmen Of
the Niagara OIL Co. were engaged in run.
ming oil into the Central Transportation
COS tank No. l3, when owing to some neg
heence the tank-a 500-barrel one-was al
lowed TO overflow, no one discovering II I'M.
vi the oil bad ran down the Run as far as
'as chambers tract, about . quarter of a
mile below, at which point it took fire from
a gas light Ee, one of the wells, and in an
instant NGas a mass Of flames. The
nre ex las far as the receiving
'ank' V& her with its contents,
was entirW1e<roycS. The fire spread
rapidly to the adjoining tracts with disas-
'rsua effect. The following is list of the
wells burned:
Baum Farm-one derrick belonging to
farm; rig, engine house, and tank contain
log 100 barrels Of oil, owned by Pollock
Brothers.
Evans tract-Well No. 8, derrick and
tank containing 100 barrels of oil, owned
by Evans & Gordon. Well No. 2, same
tract, derrick, engine house, rig and taul,
containing $50 barrels Of oil; owned by r.
W. Evans.
Chambers tract-Two wells, rigs, engine
houses, tanks. &c.
Hart tract-Well No. /, derrick, engine
house, &c. 'il.
The Niagara Oil Co. lose over 500 barrels
Of oil.
Receiving tank, &C.. owned by the Cen
tral Transportation Co.
Scotts pump, engine house and entire rip
'or pumping water to the bills on both sides
the Run aud oil to the Story farm, was
A-troyed. tB
he entire loss will not fall short Of $50, i.
00t
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-09

Yesterday morning. about half past eight
o'clock the building formerly occupied by
J. W. Downer, Yosemite Bitter manniac.
turer, was found to be on FIRE, and but for
the timely asistence oft neighbors would
certainly have been destroyed together
with the adjoining buildings. The fire
originated from defective flue. Loss about
$lOO.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-09

A fire at Quincy, ILL.,, Thursday nigh.
destroyed fifteen business houses, including
the Daily Herald office, causing loss ol
three hundred thousand dollars. Tue amount
of insurance Is not yet known. The priu-
cipal sufferers are James a. Parker oetbe
Daily Herald, Bristol & Co.. Emmons Il
Aldrich, Murphy d Charles, and DR.. Rails
ton.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-09

Constable Lawrence has made the follow.
ing appointments for this place and Rouse.
vile:
J. Holaway, Deputy Constable for Rouse.
vile.
W. II. Smith, Deputy Constable for Pc.
tsoleum Centre.
We understand Mr.. Smith is going on as
night watchman.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-09

Elsewhere we publish the request of the
Republican citizens of Oil City that Mr.. w.
j. Galbraith be candidate for Congress.
and also his letter of acceptance. Mr.. G..
is very popular man and would undonbt
edly poll heavy vote. He has also served
his country honorably and in an accep Ia BILE
manner.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-09

1t is stated that Reil is 80 eated with
his greatness that be has dropped his scheme
for annexation to the United States, and
will be satisfied with nothing else than in
dependent nationality. O'Donahue, one of
Riei's ministry, isa Fen,an, and hop to
make Winnepeg the battle ground between
the Brotherhood and the Canadians.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-09

On last Saturday, at Castalia, Ohio, two
ladies', Mrs. T. W. McCarty and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Dwight, were terribly burned by
The explosion of a lamp containing burning
fluid. Tue daughter died about one o'clock
P. NJ Mrs. McCarty was, at that time, ex-
pec,ed 10 die at any moment. and was lin
sering in terrible agony. Both ladies were
burned TO a crisp from head to foot.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-09

Somebody said very neatly, though per-
haps some time ago: "PoliIeness mos.
invariably requires gentleman to agree
with lady. bu: when she speaks of tn.
great beauty of some other lady it is always
safe for the gentleman TO say there are other
styles of female lovliness that he admires
much more"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-09

This is what Leavenworth, which is in
Kansas. claims the champion belt for: ''We
cao tnrn out larger number of people TO a
small fire. and they'll leave better Dime,
and run faster, and surround the condagra-
tion quicker, stay there longer and 90
home wetter than any other town in Ameri.
CA
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-09

The other day Moecnle propounded the
following to Atom: "a boy said to gen
t!eman, My father and mother have q
daughter. but she is not my sister, Now
how do you explain that?" Atom reflected
but all in vain. To his every suggestion
Mclecnlu replied by mild but decided
negative At length Atom was forced TO
give 1t mp "Why, i,'s simple enough
said Molecne with an exasperatins smile,
''The hoy liedW-Harvard Advocate.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-09

oh has heen discovered iu Raymond
''"nsip, Taylor county, West Virginia.
.na oitt'e excitement prevails there. -
"' welfare going down, Others are in con.
smp's''o and leases are being rapidly
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-09

Susan b. Anthony said, while there last
week, that dayton was very handsome
little city, and cond be made he most de-
ligbtful place TO live in the world, with an
intelligent woman fer Mayor!'
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-09

We would call the attention OF our bust
ness meu to the superior styles of job print
ing, both plain and fancy, OF present being
lurned out from this office. We are prepar.
cd TO execute job printing of every descriD-
tion in the latest and most fashionable styl
of the art, and at reasonable rates. e.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-09

Gloves, it is said, will be very cheap in
the fall. The Paris marke is over stocked.
and the Italian gloves are rapidly gaining
favor, although they do not wear az well as
the French gloves, aud the kid is not SO
fine.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-09

II. y g. FATHER Is Offering groceries and
s'is'ons ssre,narkably low prices. Bv
resting 70 hm dvertisement II will be seen
'oa' no =" prePssd to sell q large quantity
OF different vsr'ty of articles for the small
~" Of S''oo' Gle him call and see for
yourselves.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-09

CANTON BITTERs These celebrated bit
tere are recommended by physicians as far
superior TO any n use, They are pleasant
to the taste and contain medical ingredients.
placi Dg them al the head Of all bitters man
utactured. Try bottle. they are for sale
at the Drug Store OF Grieffis Bros a23.tf.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-09

One hundred souls with but fifty thoughts,
and one hundred hearts that beat as fifty,
were granted permission by the Cincinnati
Probate Court, last week, to see if they
could keep 1t up for life time,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-09
CALI.
W. J. GALBRAITH, ESQ,

W. J. GALBRAITH, ESQ,
DEAR SlR:-As tho time Ia fast approach
ing when tho Republican voters Of this Con-
gressional district will be called upon TO
elect candidate TO represent them In the
Ii alls of Congress, and believing that In the
future as 10 th past you will be found on
the side Of truth and right, and having con-
fdence 10 your integrity and ability, We,
the Republican voters of Oil and Venango
City, would respectfully request you 10 bs
a candidate pedging yon our united sup.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-09

rne OaCity Times ha been enlarged b.,
~ tdili1op'ot oac coluln to each page;
Ssk'nS II IS column pop,,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-09

1t is stated that in the villages of New
England where the Maine law is enforced,
the Increase in the sale of opium is so large
as to attract attention.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-09

Cold is a ord which Codington i Corn
we'll propose render obsolete. For modus
Operdndi call and see them. marchl0tf.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-09

TIE celebrated brand Of hour, Stone mills
at Feltcr, Fenuer Il Co,
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A French chemist, Mr.. Hurtault, has in
vented process for making petroleum in
explosive by mixing with it q small quaint.
ty Of ''amylic alcohol"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-09

Pittsburgh has at last got woman snT-
rage association, composed of thirty-five
members, who are deicately closscd as
nearly al gushing young maid..'
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-09

The water in Ni.g.s liver h.. not been
90 e'sn for years sve,al Of the islands
vsich are usually dry re mere ,rsmn,
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The celebrated brand of -four, Stone mills,
at Felter, Fenner & Co.
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New Bermuda Onions.
New Bermuda Potatoes.
New Bermuda Tomatoes.
Ar EELrIEX. ENI,
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The celehrat,d d brand OF flour, Stone mi lis
at Felter, Fenner & Co.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
PRIMARY MEETINGS, SATURDAY x,x,o =.
AsscmbIy.

We are authorized to appoYncs ,ho,
j. D. McJunkin ~ candidate fur re anle "le o. Hon.
iican party. SO vi Tue Rspub
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LUCaS Notices.

The celebrated brand Of -four Stone mills,
at Felter Fenner i Co. m3.tf.
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Soda Water and Ice Cream at J. W. Beat.
ty's.
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THE PYRAMIDs Of splendid ca", ,nsrfectlJ
Codinpioa & Cornwells yard are inf
wonderful.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-09

Soda Water and Ice Cream at J. W. Boat.
ty's.
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The largest lot of Birds, Canai'rs .s,op.
other species, ever brought to the on 'noo. ,esal
mas just oe0" 'e00''0" a2O.n
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-09

The celebrated brand Of hour' "'''
OF Felter, Fenn,r T. Co. 81.