davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-10-16

4.I1S
HENRY WARD 1ESciER on nfAI ESTATE
Few men hare 10 sound views on so great "a
r1ety OF subjects, an Henry WArd.ltcccner, aud. n
3now,na IN rers!i 10 purchases Of real estate By
working men:
Awosktnemaa's aiss aim should Be thc complete
ststEs s.rs 3 Fl sstas " Ts EVE
nantly The e;stoi Of hSae svssE fns, & Srssns
Il eac J.: f i. ", sn$ 4 q:
;s; sisss s y e Il
Mot men: ,n.Erst intend t. hass home q thff f,.
.9 Wee ssy sy .ss a,
nsa a mnss % hsve ihes tfoe. ia ,hsse eest asssy
y e! .as;
IS! s e.
9ss:t :.s The; ia .ApE e" live 'sns
H. I.fss,, aaS &c, h. 4
srnans Ill: Ehsn tseif e,1. IS: ssEs s;ery
ss .s tssr :n's ss y tsa
fssSnt a. s' esP. se ,sgs s9s
sl.1 H : tssei
sss,.s :S. 4 a:I:.a s:ae s,n ram.
r ia 4, !; \; HTass s12s i
Ee IN IL ass siar4 IN y %s4s
aay 9te1 ~ te,Sa i II 1G DC; hs H.
sssa ssaas r. ,se eo;es = aud jsye. .sler
st ssi ~, sis IL. M 5as
rcry wci; tut hn OUGHT tSlve god deal within them
Il surrsEn& how little u rrQuet TO enrpoEt
x 1n,n Stnc live and thrive on .!h1t ther tsn.
= onninnt throw swa!. ycuns man Tho aae only ht
ani eoa4 hAt tasye II E.k.d eeoo9
r wants FOOD rlosgr. Eoa cnd and Hfflr 20 t1rn
t.r tt.neA 1hete thtnss have sttractlSas Log htu
r. Nhfr shr rrntrcct Of xao1 houfe c. tArn twtnt
df+tAr docs not; aud m 1fvrs for the r-%tu
bot tGr tu,use Hc.rtuds as fast = he earns. hn
e l. aiwa>. Ahl, r. .,tknee, or s;cdent, TO heau1
Inssrsd of sEeh life. from ta1d 10 mouth "tthou
- to savr bill Of fourth ef f Wages attrE ho
email they may b.. and live. tns the rrs<ns, with
cn recnrny which tha!l euuport With th!s do ikn ~
I'D pate = teou little i collected. that pier
M ind thc rctt a1t.ns1 il casy quarterly n
jmye s.sau he vii f~ thr c1sitlnE and TtEn!asus cde
of having i. fore him st:eh worthy object H.
A man Hho ID wording to trtgsr sn4N p!tec
1fcreJtv tpbststrtcf Eew and Gt<tinet Anh.tio5 !
! resnos< and vseut one. Dty dfeanA ADO
cs M rt fSry str not half pr1it.Hn = thc yis.
IN II iot 1Go Il SO fett with snug tsle awsIas hot
~. uron It. With This befo.e htr tn.n M!n my "a
lts rTrry Mind Of work Tie will have motive tns rk
y. Ms Economy y hich will make It = r]tARurf- he
ds, h.yr ftr vssnu OF the a1st yncut 5stesc nl
Il: ritual oti.r to moderation In rasaon economy y
en.ts astncnes tEon s1rnvIr I ssts e nas, ana Y
|uficlnut debt, Incurred at the bcfnntnS o. =
eSrr Easehuf orc1 him. melting him TO Al indni
~ and sr sherine nan ought to own ii. own ho
- ~. 6rSt dufy of tatozuf man ahood NC 70 eoa
iny | Ills earnings into RAJ e71ae-
, 1870-10-16
Obituary.

We have to record the decease OF ono OF our
fellow citizcng, who, though not ralii1cisr, was
well known through the energy With which he In
tlrtlIcet1 some new branches OF lnhusttJ IN this
city. which have Ft1ce erown 10 Gigantic i!nnen-
sionR NJ. Al. Henri niEsh was born IN 1sts, IN
Jungbunxlan. m Austrian city. where he took up
mercantile pursuits, in accordance With parental
wishes,
Longing for something more than the trodden
part Of trading, Mr. 4irsn soon commenced eI-
hof, Ct producing sugar from potatoes With the
nieAeer facilities for education In che nstry then
existing, every step forward could be made only
with the ttlorts Characteristic Of seli-made men
These effntts were NIT wanting, aid 10 the prpd0c-
,1nn Of sugar from pontoes Nj. utEah added that
His trade In this article brought him In snch close
contact with the largest rtintwoEks Ia Europe
lhAt when the Introduction OF the so-ca1Iel steam
rolors chilled fur the production Of aibumen on a
large Rcale. Mr Hitah was the drst one TO supply
this wanf. The Secretary OF State Of Austria
sent to Mr.. E1rsh- in the name OF the Emperor,
au Autograph Acknowledgement OF his merits for
home industry. At the International exhibition
In Munich, HAyatla In 1883. and IN PAr1s Fsance.
In 1857, Nj Htssh WAS *afded gold medal FOL
In ls63 he came n Chicago, to visit his children
| VINO had preceded him IN search Of republican
freedom, where he Was persuaded TO remain.
lie introduced here the manufacture dt BuEA
from com, the production Of 2lbumen from blood
a " asie product before, and several patents To-
| improvements IN these manufactures bear test1
M0ny 10 the UnceaslnG energy Of the deceasl
An attack OF typhctl dysenterJ, lasting for owe
| txo weeks, termtpatetl Ills active career.
His family and numerous friends gave him IN
l lasL Wuuruful escort ....
| prematufe-his father, ctOtena1tan. and In tu
possession OF ali bis faculties being Left TO noul
| 1be loHs Of bis sou.
, 1870-10-16

papef Hanging ana WINDOW
shades, ateat styles PAnh. oi!S, glafa ana
, 1870-10-16

In the foregoing. the decrease IN deposits,
loaus, and cash, from the amounts shown BY
The June statement reflects the tighter condi-
In estimating. tho value OF the stocks
Of the different banks by ths amount
Of s>eurplrsand other undivided prof.
its'' on hand. tho item Of ste1-
penses and taxes paid 4" should first BE- de-
Quoted in each caae, a that represents money
ubich has been paid out, but has not yet been
The item Of "weminns represents the
premium over par, in currency, paid by tha
bank for its bonds 10 secure circulation.
Tia demand for money hsa heen active u
, 1870-10-16

lslmples Removed nnd tho Skin
iactu7eI by Ca5wcll, Hazard L CO., New YORK.
, 1870-10-16

AxseHsmrntA for 1870.
The AssesBoss for the yar1ous divisions have At
est odneh up their figures, which give the follow
iuE a. the yaiue Of rra! and personal property By
tho assessment OF 1870:
Reni Frr4oAal
hF3Hoh, E4ast. frotsFt$ 1otdt
South DIyIt{on. 2led;o77.s1 &3AD6$ao &t{161.sm
West t,tti.!ou.-... sl.saM s,4sss!o 9.:st.oIo
SoIsh DfSts1en.... Ss,-s3.fO hsH,9N E.Sd'sEN
, 1870-10-16

second meeting, for the nut.,ose..of forming a
Gcurt Of the ancient or.1t Of PoreateFn' FslenAlJ
lie last, At No, 46 South Wells.strceL 1t WAS
uell attended. and the necessary fauds were sub
tcstbed for the purpose Of ohtalninG charter.
city, principally from Europe, and there IL every
Er frcct OF a good Court Several new mem-
proposed, the object being to aid eAch other IN
case Of eirlntse, distress OF eaih, and make pro-
w Il u for wttows and orphans. In case Of sick-
meas OF q brother. be Is provided with doctor,
M e!clne aud s. week This Ia q very exten-
ave order, numbering about 5000 lodges, with
the sEEreKate membership Of s0H,Ge0 paying ant,
ltecClne members Of tho above institution cau
ultn.n frrther particulars upon aprly1n1 to E. y.
Marks. No. ls9 South Clark Street, or to J. Giles
Es cIetAry, Nc. 453H South CtaIk-Stfeet
, 1870-10-16

The following werc tic receipts aud ship
ment. OF breailatutTa and stuck at this point
during the past week, and for the correspond
ing weeks ending Is dated:
, 1870-10-16

n H., -. noon GoYes1of BAKER. q indlzua,
nref,de.i. The family system and loslnR k1nd-
rrsI1 r. Rev. Marcps Anues, Superintendent of the
FannilJ Industrial Reform school for girls At Laa
caster. Mass. on the best method OF conducting
rs1of9sse,sa If the x,ss,eau,e,,s- s.ut,c.,
scsool Vas then given in paper by u. L. E.l-
ridge. o. Massaennesetts Ials sshool makes ,n nse
sne poys therein are taught lucrative aud useful
ycrsuons Dis .uss!oo ensuet1 and occupied the
aaiarcc OF the hour. diverse opinions were ex-
sps es ssDses 81 p re aesa 81
Rcf,rm School, who n1irme,i .hst the family
.y.,etn Is NOT advisable In concert with mcchaai-
= 1e epsra,sn' n',n and Can only succeed on the fa'
IN nm un the discussion. \ fesolutton was
unlimited. .ha1 eoih ~ family "a a. slo.s e,
cnsaps a,,.sss,an x,s koyuur ,esp.c,,ng supp,,tnz
;txs 10 ptisone14 II was urge1 snas newspapers,
aand. n men xho ne be.ns connnsi 10. retos-
mau.sn. 4 iee,ute weekly, reclru1 The euYren.
aWertt vas nrcrste,s. ID uascE response 70 the
3q ins s.Es s, s S5. sS Ss .sss9a se s s.a
.seWs
EVENING SESSION.
,.Isss.-1 sa nrs alUst,orr = nnm.rons sud
81, III .n%trne. a ,rrTnnr sYes
:e1mea a lie i Presidency II sae evening session.
Int nss G.H. H. Hsr csrntnfep q, Er,s
=, y, * rnrisnS' s7 the necuniaT rssn3psibiity Of
a,.-qs ~ H. fn a. nxrt,si son7rt Of ineir
ealdssn xsile inmates 81 reiorsnssor'e. Mss
.iMr morement In EnV,snd from jss commence.
.maf, f and Wss iouudsf III aud sale manager Of the
R.Rsd Lodge Gil Reformator., ana speaks
,ton sct .1xa5s ronSderet IL imporssnt
s.,anfs shonid he made to feel
~. their refpousthiI;r to tustniain their chill.
W ", dsa dnes MT cease becausc ifeir neglect o!
, 1870-10-16
M; =; :;;;, -: w. a. a. r. -; an
>''E' E$$ e. u | ::$x ! :. ,,',.' -

XfX11tENX 1IX1NlL
CHICAGO, Oct u, fs.o.
q II l. H. Morn I1seS - N
= Aets. = m. Moon 81 l. n
, 1870-10-16
Location.

&AfERpAfS TRANSFERS.
WarTAl1fee deeds conveying city anil Suburban
property within seren miles Nf the Court House,
fllcA for tecori on Saturday. Ocloher Is:
Wcsi Rans!at0t St, 50 Il v Of Union 1T, I.
slAls6 n; Oct 14.-..-. -.....-.........+ $a,000
Western nv, % It 8 Of NORTH FAfe st, vi,
461l00 IT; Oct. 9.............-..-.s ...... 500
SepI %. :o..,.................... ......,..., 5000
ls0 IT: Jet. 1a..........-.- .......-.... 5000
l...avttt st. 9 OF Mstllson 81, c !, s9x1Ssk II:
Octs ......:...---..-.--....... S,uoo
iso It; SEPT sa...:.......-............. s.ssso
Sampson st, se4 It n Of Reuben St, n I. 2ax
12l It. Oct l3-.,.-...... .............-.. 800
Ohio Of, 1s9 It c Of North Clark 81, n I, 40x
lG0 It, with buildings; Oct S.-........... H,000
NORTH or c1TT LIMITS.
Lii At, 200 It c OF faacine Az, n 1, +ox1s2H
u; Oct =; nj: =; = c:xo -. so
sept. ii. @ W - 49, 1850
S0CflI OF CITY LIMITS
baltic II, a Of ytfry-ntth-sc, I, esx1es'; #;
AnN. 6. 1S6o... S3d
FDrtT-scyculh-st. 1i6 It r OF Stewart az,
f,sf4xl40K II; April 1s............ ..... 5000
Cottage Grove az, IS It OF Fifty.6eyenth
s., I, 4Sx1sO II Oct Observation-Disclosures Loo
WEST or OLD CIT LlNtrS
On street v Of Ia9er st, and cor Park
AZ, W I, 13x2e0 II: Oct. fl....... ......... &,W(
rss,',r St. cor Grant st, II, 2sx15oN; -,
On lsuicra.d tso II OF Wabans!a ct, VI,
snyltl #. Oct. 49,, ...,..,.,.. ...,..... ,10
, 1870-10-16
SKw ToRK, Oct 1.-Bank statement unfayor-

able.
Loans. -ss6s e1s,.so 1ncrease+.-....s sss-tt1
Snecie U6.0,IoS Decfe3sc...... 953933
Circulation. 3e9t;,1n InCease....-. 374,496
Depoau.:-.. 1ss.Gi.10 Decfease-..... s!t,tos
Legal lenders n.3s6,27s 1ncresse--.-.. sai,oas
Mouey market easT AZ 4G5 per cent
Sterling nomInalty 1t 1vsHa 1885,. s-.
t;tld opened At i1S,i, declined 70 lis, tecnyerei
10 l13s,, anh closed steady At 11as.all3A. Bofs
rowing rates, i to nat: for carrying, 2 per cent
paid- Clearancee. $s1. .ooo, 900; export, &'a,sts.
EGosernnents drm and quiet The following
we're the quotations:
Corps, 81. l...119ts9li4h Coups. bs..ll0.t@!10N
Cours, rs. ..1l2t3113 Coups, Us. -IloEE9lloa
cour4, ~. lii H2l1k 0-tes--. tot ata1otH
Coufs, IS .ll11;0lt9 Currency dA1tl ft311lsss
Twenty 1--we thousand dollars Of Its redeemed
to-day.
state securities dull. The following were the
qu0tattons:
Missouri. -. 81 Old vlrR.nts-......
Old Tepnessee....s9 Old N. C&roltna. ..s7X
New Tennessee. .60f New \. CarohnA. A.-..s1
New Virginia. -.....6l
, 1870-10-16
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Foreign Markets.
FINANCIAL
IcSpoy. Oct Is CoosoN, III
gt7X. sords quiet: coupons. @, SKI u. ss*1
, 1870-10-16

tcs sWASRISGTOS!Sr. C.ftt:aEO, ILL,
TIE :1sE,~t tnk.-ra sat rn-t rar-.fat Fa<str:,a IN
ilt city, en:in'Ir. u tfr,s Al PHivA r. tHnasl ana
srNISI- wEaxSEts. the rssu!t IT es.ly fni-cr.Eoas
ar ,t- rAEs :. psnductnE *anso-sxKS< ayEhstoS ~
II pe,:rr,!y riE,.t !. IL that Phy
rieian uo cpune. hn1'r t.cs.'tr.v to the .sndy u
ssas m,s .s9ui1e fs.at<E .kil n RI sps.slsy tAss
this fae@. Introduce rstruts ii h DR. Tor his trrst
ment Alln+detnes ns~i nre prepared tn bis 1sfe,f1
drets. In Plan axALKD ExrKtoPH- nn receipt II ono
stamp PRIVATE CIRCULAR t, IAstI<.. fof .tasnt.
CerFesrnn.t-nee sfrietly eoufAcntia1. Ean4utAton
70 u m.
, 1870-10-16
Arrival and Departure Of Trains,


LAKE. SHORE 4 M1cMIGAS SOUTHERN RAIL-
pao1-Co1net q v.nl,uIrn md she1rnsusts-
Ticket Dftue. IS tonth Clark-st
sV-ei;i se. Yoff E;p1c;s.. $ n .tss n
Nttsnfie K1ptets tdaily,+..+. s:1s p.m- I'D Az
N'''1t> oaasp EaTrss LnE
DAE Express y! ~ ~ m -
CHICAGO. nuRL1SGrov g ot1SGY RA1LRoAD.
Euion Ntput. fuos o. lAke-st
HfrtiaIe AcelmH.otatton-.- * U III u
P.r.tic F.st Iipe,..........st11A - L III 5;0 p n
h,1e11ide ard Hinad~is----.. ~ ?. n 88::99 ~ ? q
Nen.3ota pAs-rnser-.--.--..-. ~ Il S..fH
~ ming Exrfess. ss..--.-..'--.s. S@ sA.fS ~
HTss51 f1s!,tdr I'd ksrsdsi...... IS + u sl 1@
S!aa. 1es1i sansa5: fEisrsi s.;asda, :Eieeas laa-
day.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL HATFOAD.
CxYoS UEfiJ-Fcor of Lakctt- tekrt atSes. Lake K.
euInes { DesFsszn.
Pn.enfrE trafne vi ths con,saoy tave nd arrive n
NAB sth n. M .s95 p n.
Fatt Se,v York EIpre=:..---.'1la! =! In mp. M
t;; ';9'is 5a.s.. se.ay '. 81 n
c1xcNxAH ASD LoE1kFuLL
I,sv svPIEftss.:............----.s ~ ~ = n
1hru1kh ExsTe1f. ~ ,. n ~ + NJ
Fok H. 1osEfa VIA sEw srr11In
1a5 Inn m .sss q q
esurasg exsrred. !: Saturday excepted NoHdsT
e.evltrd. HEARY G. WENTWORTH.
GeoerA PAt4eassy ACent-
, 1870-10-16
81. 70: 1910, So. Erie, lS1; Tlino4a Centrai
Uis At.antic i GIeat WedIeInS IL

81. 70: 1910, So. Ere. l5R; Uinola Centr1i.
u4s Atlantic Great Wearern- 81
COMMERCIAL.
lyKRroCL, Oct 1a-Cot1ou-YasCns uclaodk
SIC; 0rteAnR, S1d; RaleA OF IL GO) bales, F1op- q.
s3s. Lard. 72A Short no mlddIes, G5s- Tne re5
uuchsn2e.1-
LosDox, Oct 1a-Rsnned petroleum, n4s;
Tailow-Elrmer. Iaseed OIL, 9ss 3d.
FRANKFORT. Oct. 1a-Bouds, 93k.
AN1nxKr, Oct 13-petSn1cum closed declining
1t 81 francs tor standard white
New York .Dry9.Eoods Market.
Skw YoRK, Oct ta.-Genefally tbs market Is
lackiug In animation. end some tobbihg houses
concluded 10 sell goods based on decline n cot
ton. snd are Offering drives which, while inviting
custom, are enough 70 ma ke agents who were
sold ateaA on everything. under system Of PRO
tect.oa, IS mad Is March nslea- Wamsutts
brand b1eached Canton iAnnels arc ohcred by the
case to-day 1t 1ec, and lsc by tho ptece-awtul l9w
teure. Stewarta Is the house- The1 also ooer
Harrisburg sneettngs, yard wide, by bale, low -
10.tc, worth 11Ac, or 11xo by tue piece TRe
Portsmouth A al sHc are veEy low. and % arc
Continental It lsHc, and Lawrence XIX as l5fc-
This decline in prices II this moment VIII cte1te
sad havoc with trade, for 1t promises 70 result 10
loss, insteAd Of Eain, TO many who had bought
the1r supplies. Thus far the season has ceea
prosperous enough with trade, but the f1su.c
looEs more gloomy.
, 1870-10-16

Three 1h2wls aad gcutleman's Tile were
street, last evening. Those present assembled TO
dance, and while they were 20 engaged thieves
made raid On the clothes room, captured the
ett1c;es mentioned, Hnd made OF With them.
, 1870-10-16
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

For rthc Week Ending October H.
SATURDAY EvKSls1, Uc& Is.
DEEF CATTLE
Receipts. Shipments.
The New York herald., 1870-10-13

O7O WEST 4TH ST., NEAR nth sT.-AN EXPE-
= ! - rerced operator on Wheeler & Wilson's machine
all kinds Of family sewing and tucking Call address
The New York herald., 1870-10-13

OIo WEST 18TH STA COLORED DRESSMAKER,
LD making and fitting ladies' and children's dresses
tho best STYLE doing all kinds OF machine sewing In the
or
The New York herald., 1870-10-13

Cf7 EAST gsD STA DREssMAKER OF EXPE-
IT riencc wishes few gements by the
week references II required
The New York herald., 1870-10-13

OOO EAST 18Th STA FIRST CLASS DREsSMAKER,
~ TO 20 out by the day cut iii and trm Call for
two
The New York herald., 1870-10-13

C17 WEST 18TH ST., NEAR 7Tn AVA RESPECT
LO( e young woman seamstress and 10 assist with
chambcrwork cut and fit ladies' cadrens dresses
Has good city
The New York herald., 1870-10-13

OQe BROADWAY, METROPOLITAN MARKEr-AS
OOO first class cook. by person uly competent, with
10 II reaured best city references Can Be
for days
The New York herald., 1870-10-13

O)e WEST GOTH ST.. THIRD FLOOR FRONT
AOU room a French lady, speaking English who tho
roughly understands dressmaking and sewing In all its
branches wishes situation private family best city refer
Address Nine. MENIER.
The New York herald., 1870-10-13

90 SD AVA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS CHAMBER.
20 maid and nurse, or chambermaid and seamses Can
be for two days.
The New York herald., 1870-10-13

OFT EAST 18th STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
IL woman as seamstress; can cut and 1T chdren's
clorhng and three mschnes best city reference.
Address sEAMsTRESS.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-11

Ice CREAN.-Mr. L. J. Voucher has pur
chased the ice cream SALOON over bis restau.
rant, fitted 1t up in elegant shape, and is
prepared to furnish bis friends and the pub
lie generally with the best Of ice cream,
Favored 10 snit The taste OF all. An atten-
tive lady waiter win be in attendaoce to
wait on ladies'. A. "Lewsy" never does
anything by halves, the public may res.
assured that the ice cream manufactured
by bin will be A l. The saloon will be
open for the first time under the new ar
rangement this evening. Give him q call.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-11

In Baltimore . jury found verdict Of two
thousand ollars in favor Of an outraged
husband against an impulsive friend who
kissed his wife's hand. The judge, whose
opinion of the value Of kiss differ ed from
that Of the Jurors, ordered the verdict to be
set aside unless the plaintiff would agree
to take I've hundred dollars and costs. 1t
takes thirteen man 10 some courts to do q
clean job OF extortion.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-11

At a meeting Of Democrats at Petroleum
Centre, Saturday evening, persuant to no.
tice, the following gentlemen were appoint
ed to represent this election precinct in
the Democratic County Convention to be
held at franklin, on Tuesday, ut p. Nj,
July 18th, viz:
John Walters Il II Sargent
Thomas MCfIugh Robert Hutchinson
d Monroe Z NJ Dewolf
N NJ MCGEE A l. Wyman
j A Wharry B A Bovee
] S MCCray DIP Williams
Col. Vera W II Coulter
G W Kiug Henry Davis
J X Elliott
j. a. WHARRY Pres't.
G. W. WILSON Secry.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-11

CoSCERT.-Tbis evening, Gschwandner
troupe of Tyrolean ALPINE Singers, give one
grand entertainment at Sobel's Opera
House, and after tho 18th they have an
engagement to sing at John Theabolts
Opera House saloon for two weeks. They
have an excellent programme for this even.
lug, aud We hope to see full house, as it
will undoubtedly be rare musical treat.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-11

Speaking Of oil matters 10 this vicinity
the Younesville corrsspo udent Of the Erie
Dispatch says:
1.-THE Banner we'll, on the Ds!zell farm,
Petroleum Center. belonging to Jonathan
Watson. Esq, of Titusville, still continues
to yield 325 barrels Of oil daily. Mr.. j. S.
McCray. owner of the McCray farm, ad-
joined (the line Of which runs within two
rods) is now leasing at figures that have not
been equaled since 1865. He has leased
ten acres, for $1,000 bonus per acre, and
half the oil, from two acres of which he re-
served u one fourth working interest, (which
is worked free of expense to him. Ten new
rigs are up and moro in course of construc-
ton. A few more snch strikes rs that of
Mr.. Watson, will make lively times"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-11

All the ships Of the Darien exploring ex-
pedition have returned. The result of the
survey has not yet been made public, but IT
10 Understood that the route is uu favora bic
for the construction Of canal. Parties
Interested in the proposed canal across the
lstbmus of Tehnantepec are preparing to
push their work as soon as possible after
the proper authority is obtained.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-11

II is.said that now charge is to be pre- =
f'red against Rev. DR.. Clatk at Pittsburgh,
who was reprim anded for breach Of prom
Ice, on account Of the alleged fact that the
''promise' was made prior to the decease
the reverend igen:ieman's wife. The pros
ecutor in the new Case is said to be the,
accus"d's brother-in.law, who appeared as
his counsel in the former trial,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-11

The third sand was struck in the Kepler
well, JAS McCray tarni,. on Saturday. This
well is located but short distance from the
Banner well, on the Dalzell farm. A spec
irnen Of the sand rock, which 10 almost ex.
he'ly ike that taken from the big well. can
be seen ut Nicholson & Dlackmon's hard
ware store. Oil operators predict big
tgibe,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-11

A fire broke out on the Clar mont farm.
abont o'clock yesterday afternoon, which
destroyed the rig of one we'll. engine. house
aud five hundred barrels of oil. The loss ia
estimated ct $4,000, and falls upon Jopa.
than Watson, Geo. X: Anderson, Samuel
a. Woods, d! o. Wickham and others. II
is not known how. the fire originated.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-11

A Lynchburg man, arrested as a vagrant
protested that he had regular trade, and
that was smoking glass for total ecIipses of
the sun. He remarked that as these occur
so seldom it was not to be wondered at that
he seemed ont of employment good
deal.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-11

Col. Jas Fisk, Jr., Saturday paid q prize
of five hundred dollars to Captain Van
Wyck for securing the most recruits for his
company since April l4th. He olftrs a
thousand dollars to the company which will
obtain the most recruits by January lst.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-11
Notice 20 Coal Dealers.

A number of times Coal has been weighed
on my scales, purchased elsewhere and
falling short on an average Of about 80
pounds TO the ton. 10 the future / viii
publish all such transactions us I am de-
termined to protect the coal trade and pnt
Il stop to this most cowardly way stealing.
With due respect
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-11

We would call the attention of onr busi
ness men TO tho superior styles of job print
ing, both plain and fancy, OF present being
luined out from this Office. We are prepar.
cd to execute job printing of every descrip-
Iinn IN tho latest and most fashionable style
Ot me arr, and at reasonable rates. II,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-11

Our townsman. Nj J. Dickey and fami-
ly. intend ileaving town in day or two IN
pleasure trip to St. Paul, MINI. lie en-
pcts 10 be about two months. We wish
him q pleasant trip and safe return.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-11

Several released Fsnians publish cards at
New York, deuouncing the leaders of the
organization iot neglectiug them while in
prison, and refusing to pay any expenses
Incurred in their detention. Nearly all tho
Fsnians recently released have returned to
their homes.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-11
tIOc:Ak Notices.
Now is the best time to lay in winter
supply Of hard coal. CoiinS'on ~ So'"-
well are the men to buy from. June 2Sti.
,san,a's pa,eni slate Lined nefrig

ssnnta's I,atcui slate Lined Nefrig-
Lined with Slate, having Air Chambers
witnout Filling OF any kind-periectly dry
and sweet-they Gre believed to be unequal.
led by any other now in use, and are oi
Moderate Cost.
Slate possesses an acknowledged superb
oriB over Zine for lining purposes, beIhg
free from smell. taste and curroslon, aud
eau be easily cleaned, preserving every ar
tic.e in sweet and pure state.
sS$"For sale at FREEMAN'S HARD
WARE STORE. 3l-3t.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-11
Gold il616.

Mr.. Peter F. Sherry. the former popular
agent OF Sherry's Theatre, died at bis late
residence, No. 22l6 North Front street,
Philadelphia, on Thursday last. Mr.
Sherry bad numerous personal friends 10
the Oh regions, who will regret to hear Of
his death.