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The New York herald., 1870-10-06

OFFICIAL DRAWINGS
~ SIMMONS Is CO.'S LoTTERIEs.
ALAsAJA--EXTnA CLASS NO. 5qj--ooroUHR g. 1870
-, l3 6, r. 81. a. 6. 81, 49, 5s, 29, rs Isl 49,
;, MtsseUai--cLAss Nc. 5ea-o51osvES l. is7o - w.
81 y. -, Is 81. 10, 2, s6, 60 az, lS, 81, 6I
:, Krs1gonS-rxrRA sLAss 80. 5,I-ooTosE7 !, isso
xrSrucxY~eIAss Nc sil-.ocrosras 70, is7o. So o.
81 o., ~, 30, ~, y, 3s 20, 2, 49, 81, Is, 49,
inform auoa Furnished and circulars sent absye and
$50 hoyai bnvsna Lotteries. J. cLUTE, Broker,
w broaswny. lbb futen street AID No. Park row.
11OSTPONFD ON ACCOUNT OF RAIN.
a The excursion 70 Richmond Hl Is postponed until
Thursday, oct. q. ~
tickets Of Annfrn Ran OMAN fs Bowe.y
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COaSrWiSE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFiC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoNPASYs
Through Line
California and China.
= FREIGHT aud passage treaty reduced.
Through rates, New Yor, san Fr.lselsco:-
First class Stecrngc,
Sl25 tp $i5O,
according 10 location Of berth.
These rntes include beths board All neceaaries for
the trip.
Steamers Of the above line leave pier No q North riyor
foot of Canal street, ai u O'Clock noon.
on 9Th and 29la of each month.
except when those days fall
One hundred pounds OF baggage FREQ to each alut
Medicine and attendance free
Oct 70, ALASkA, aLtain Graz, connecting with CON.
sTlfUTlON, Captain Cavarly
Steamer AMERICA Will leave San Francisco November l.
1870. for China and Japan.
All freight for san Francsco Will 60 fast and bc re-
celrcd until i. h. HCdnsstay, Oct. le.
Freight for Central American and South Pacific port viii
be received uni i. n Tne day, Oct H. ony All the
usual facilities aGordcd shippers In colccling Inland
cnaf1es, dc.
For freight passage tickets and all further Information
apply al the o!hcc, pier No. IL North river.
r. r. yAEy Acent
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EYES AND EARS.

A RTIFICIAL HUMAN EYEs.-BAUCH & GOSGiLMANH
IL Country with Professor Boissonnesu, OF Paris
maers and nscrters or the Improved Artificial umhn Bye
ST. Broadway \. 3-TSese eyel sndorssS py the IA
eul.y.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-30

PARKER on FIELD.-We copy the fol-
lowing oil news from the L ist Brad y Inde-
pendcnt:
The Little Annie, on the Ind ependcnt
tract, was tubed on Saturday laat, and is
now doing 20 barrels per day.
The Cypress, on land Of j. w. Parker.
struck on Friday of last week. is pumping
81 barrels q day.
The Alpine, which decreased 10 about Is
barrels q day was torpcdoed last week, and
produced 5A barrels of oil the first twenty
-four hours pumping. The well is good for
40 barrels a day.
The Berger we'll, famous in its day, had
decreased to some extent, after being tor
pedoed, has produced from 30 to SO barrels
per day since.
Tbe.Priscilla, near the Union Church.
10 which Capt. y. ii. Ayers and others are
interested, WAS torpedoed few days ago,
aud is now doing 10 barrels per day. 1,
was drilled and is now operated by the
Elliott brothers.
The Sure Pop. is testing, and presents
good show; it will prove good WELL.
The Good Intent, just down, will be i'm
medately tubed, cased and tested.
The Round Reserve, is about testing,
presents fine appearance.
The Murray well, owned by Jennings,
Brown and Others, makes splendid start.
The Nevin well, on land Of Geo. Par ker,
was torpedoed on Wednesday last. The in
dications good
The keystone, commenced pumping on
Friday Of last week and is fuirly doing 40
barrels per day.
The Shannon well, 90 Cooper farm, com.
menced OIL Saturday, ard is doing from so
10 40 barrels.
The Middleton well, on land Of NJ. S.
Adams, is pumping from is to 20 barrel.
per day.
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JAMESTOWN AND FRANKLIN RAILROAD
EXTENSION. track OF the ]. s. Z. is
now completed to Oil City and the first
train of oil cars passed over the new roap
on Thursday last. This line OF road, eight
miles in length, is credit to the company
and to ontractors, Messrs. Lord & Bellows,
aud We predict that 1t will be one Of the
best paying roads iu tho region. Ills de-
cidedy the most substantial in it's construc-
ton and equipment.
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A nugget of pure copper, weighing III
pounds was discovered in an Iowa zelda
lew days ago. 1t had been kicked about 70 r
years, under the supposition that it was
stone. Finally. the tooth Of harrow scrap.
ed against it, making bright streak, which
revealed its true nature. 1t is pure metal,
without the least alloy, stone, or quartz -
The locality where discovered is in Cedar
township, Monroe comfy, and Lopes are
entertained that extensive deposits NAV M
'lerlle the whole region.
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STOLEN GooDs RECOVERED. Sstur-
day last, Ohiefof-Police n. " Bargmac, of
Detroit, arrived in town in search of a
quantity Of stolen goods, having tracked
them all the way from that city 20 this
place. The goods belonged to Messrs. P.
Hoffoagle d Co., Woodward Avenue. De-
troit, and were shipped the first of the
month. They were found 10 the building
known as No. 10, at the upper end of the
street.. The goods were valued at Sl,5OO,
and consisted of silk coverings for parlor
Sstta &c. NJ. Bargman was aided materi-
MlE in Lis efforts to find the goods by Con-
Stable Lawrence OF this place.
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Infringement Nailcc.

Tho subscriber hos learned that n oer,o;,
firm in TitusviIle, known u. "Brynn. hi
lingham Il Co.," have commenced the man b
nfactnre Of Sucker Rods with Socket JOHNS,
This Is Direct infringement on his Rights
as his claim Is ''connecting two sections of
rod by means Of wedges, wedging sockets
and double compiling bolt" He does moi
specify any particular shaped wedge nor of
what material II shall be made. An rods
made % above described outside of his man.
ufactory, are direct infIingements. This
therefore, is to
CAUTION OIL OPERATORS.
and all others, against buying or using anv
rods ~ made, except those Of his manufac,
ture, as by 50 doing they will lay them
selves liable, aud will be dealt with accord
ing to law.
WIN. J. INNS.
PIONEER, April 9Th, 1870.
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BRADr's BEND OIL sFlELD.-The big
well that created such an excitement at
Bardys Bend, is now yielding twenty. five
barrels daily. The owners are preparing
to remove the tools and ropo that have been
in the well ever since 1t was struck. About
fifteen rigs are now up in the vicinity of
this we'll, and another we'll is nearly CON-
pleted. Until it is known what this new
Well will do when completed, and how much
the we'll first struck will yield with the
tools ont, we do net look for apy unusual
activity in tha. region. The Clark farm,
upon which the big well is situated, is un-
dergoing process Of litigation.
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LATEST FI;rEAN NEWS.
NrW YORK. Nav IS.

-'IN i phh' -AS! 49,
a Malone special 10 the Times las! night
says: There are over q thousand Fenians
here now and several hundred more ore
expected tonight or in the morning If the
Buffalo police fail 10 stop their coming
from the West. Gen. John II. Gleason. OF
Richmond, Va, has assumed command Of
the forces here, aud Gen. Starr has disSp-
peared, as the Fenians threatened to lynch
him for cowardce. This morning it is re-
ported that Gen. Donnelly has died aud
tina. two Fenian prisoners will be hung.
PouGnKnErsiE, May 2s.
Recruiting for the Fenians progresses at
Newburg. Over so left here for the front.
New York, May 90.
Irishmen are disheartened by the news
from the border. and dispatch from the
front instructing them not to send any more
men, but to forward funds for the support
Of New York troops as soon as possible
Subscriptions, however, are not heavy.
MALONE, May 2s.
The Fenian invasion is abndoned as hope
less. The men are almost famished, and
bat for the charity of the people Of Malone
would be starving. Prominent officers Of
the Brotherhood haze agreed to discounte-
nance further hostile movements on the
American continent, while nearly all the
men here say they will never have anything
to do with Fepianism again aud Gise their
influence against 1t. General Meade hav,,
ing refused transportation, the Selectmen
OF Malone will bond the citizens for $4,000
to pay the Feaians' fare bacR to Rome
Father McMahone says he has telegraph to
twenty places, including 81. Louis for men
and money, and advises the men to stay
here until Monday or Tuesday, when a fight
can be made.
MONTREAL, May 2S.
Great anxiety is felt regarding the future
disposition Of tho captured Fenians by the
Government. Five are in Jail at various
points and public feeling is so intense that
extra precautions have. been taken for their
security'from Lynch Law.
ST. ALRAwS, May 2S.
Marshal Foster went across the line to-
day to intercede for Thomas Murphy. SEN
fenced to be executed. Murphy was o
teamster, q resident of this place, q non
combatant and unarmed when captured.
Gen. O'Neil, who feels strongly the i'm
putations of treachery against him, will
probably be released on bail Monday, a
wealthy Fenian named Flynn having con-
sented to become security.
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TraroI on the BufTAIo, Cory end Pitts-

Travol on the Buffalo, Cory and Pitts-
burgh r. R., is immense. The whole
length of the road as now consolidated is
2GS miles, viz from Buffalo to Brocton, Al;
from Broc.on to Cory, 43; from Cory to
Oil City, IS; and from Oil City to Pitts
burgh, l33 miles. Many Of the trestles be-
tween Brocton and Cory are to be filled
in with earth this season, and tie whole
distance will be run as safely and in as
good time as any other through line.
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On draugb at the Opera House Saloon.
Just received from Hornig's Biewory, Ii
tnsvile, several kegs of the celebrated Book
Beer. II you have never tried it drop into
John Theobolts, try glass and he convinc.
ed Remember the season is short.
27-3t. JONI TuEoBOLT, Prop'r.
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TAME NOTICE.

PETROLEUM CENTRE, May II 1870.
All bills for Torpedoes over thirty days
old on the first day of June, will be left with
Samuel Reynolds for collection. Walk up
to the Captains Office and settle. BY order
of he Roberts Torpedo Co.
Ml7tJl. LEVI MASON Agt.
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The new we'll near Reno, mention of
which We made on Saturday, is flowing l6O
barrels per day. 1t is owned by the Reno
Oil and Land Company. There is a great
deal Of undeveloped territory in that vicin.
ity, and the striking of this we'll will have
q tendency to stimulate developing.
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AChicago ruilian, who had stabbed q
policeman, fed into a private house, and
appeared suddenly to q lady in her bath
She screamed, and be bounded from the
room into the arms q tha policeman. u
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Quite serious railroad accident occur
red on the A. & G. W. Railway, berweea
Franklin and Oil City, this forenoon. A
locomotive and four freight cars Jumped the
track and rolled down the empaukment into
the Allegheny rivr, No one hurt.
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In tho square at St. Mark. at Venice,
there is a clock, and two bronze men strike
the hours on bell. One day ansIhquisi-
tive stranger put his head hetweed the ham.
mer and the bell, and the bronze man knock
ed bis brains out.
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The champion conscience belongs to John
Youle, ot'scales Mountain,. Ind. The toll
man at Bear river crossing in Truckee, Ne
vada, has recently$sceived letter from
him containing neaollar for TOLL inquired
in 1860.
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The New York Democrat says: "Mc-
Farland .does not use sugar in his whisky.
He sweetens 1t with bis wifs's love.lsttersx
and then sells the letters for more whisky.
Verdict-Not guilty."
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We would call the attention Of our bust
ness men to the superior styles of job print,
ing, both plain and fancy, at present being
turned out from this office. We are prepar.
cd to execute job printing of every descrip-
tlon In the latest and most fashionable style
Of the art, and at reasonable rates. Il,
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From gentleman who arrived from Par
kers Landing, yesterday, we learn that q
bloody fight occurred there Saturday night,
10 which ono man was beaten nearly to
death, and several Others badly cut up with
knives.
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The passenger freight north, this fore
noon, bad several extra cars attached for
the accommodation of parties desiring to
attend the decoration ceremonies ut Titus
vile.
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NEW WELL.-A new we'll was struck on
the Story farm, on Saturday last. 1t is
owned by the Columbia Oil Co., and is
known az No. H. Yielding ten barrels per
day.
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Mr.. Matthew Mara, who was so badly
burned ut Pioneer, by the explosion OF the
still in Lowrie's refinery, a day or two
since, is slowly recovering.
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purchasing elsewhere.
SCH(DNBAlDNl 4 WINC.

Buy tho "Red Hot" Saddle. manufactured
in Titnsville expressly for the oil country
adapted TO all kinds of weather, at J. r.
Kron's. al2-tf
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We publish to-day tho arrival and do
parture Of freight trains on the o. G. q A.
r. r.
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COLD is a word which Codington l. Corn
well propose render obsolete. For mOdus
0peraAdi call and see them. marcblOtf.
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pUFFALO AND ERIE RAILROAD.

BUFFALO AND ERlE RAILROAD.
ID On and after Monday, Nov. 23rd, ls's,
Trains will run on this rOad 81 follows:
lIAvE lRIE-aOING EAST
rsAA A. M. NIGHT EXPRESS, stopping as
1SfV Ripley, Westheld, Dnnkirk aud Silver
creek, arriving at BufIalO at 4,46 A. Nj
I A,kk A. NJ, NEW YORK EXPRESS stop.
lUsOO ping at wstneld, Brocton, Dnukirk, Sll.
verereek, and Angola, arriving In Buffalo
-.ok F. PM NJ, ciNcrNNAT1 EXPRESS, stor
lsstO ping at Northeast, Westfeld BroctOn,
Dunkirk and Silvercreek, and arrives at
n.ON A. NJ, MAIL AND ACCoMMoDAI
OsVV TION, stopping at all stations, arriving ut
OAK p. NJ, DAY EXPRESS, stopping at
OskO Northeast Ripley, Westfeld, Dunkirk,
YSilvercreek and Angola, arriving ut Bui'
falo at 100 p NJ.
LEAVE BUrYALO-GOINa WEST.
4 n.Ok p. M, DAY EXPRESS stopping at An
ASsSO cola Silyercreek, Dunkirk, Brocton,
Wesiheld and Northeast, arriving at Erie
A.onP ftS'si n. NAIL AND AcCoMMopA
4sUU TION, stopping at all stations, arriving
o.on a. M. % TOLEDO EXPRESS, stopping at
O'')U all stations, and arriving at Erie a' 1910
n.nN p M, STEAMBOAT EXPRESS, stop
UsVO ping at Angola, Silvercreek, Dnnklrh
BroctOn, WestiGld and Northeast, arriv
ing Mt Erie at 30 A. M.
S1N A. Nj. NIGHT EXPRESS, stopping AZ
tsXU Silyercreek Dunkirk and Westfcld, ar
irving at Eric ut 4, 40 A. NJ.
R.,,rooa time ia 10 minu les faster than Erie
r n. BROWN, Gen'l supt'
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Considerable excitement was occasioued
this afternoon by team running away, in
Wild Cat Hollow. No particular damage
was done.
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Tho announcement Of death in Massa-
chusetts paper one day last week was tbl..,
lowed with; ''New York papers please
copy. vi such is the Kingdom, Of Heav
en-"
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The PYRAMIDS Of splendid coal over at
Codington Il Cornwelps yard are perfectly
wonderful. marchl0tf
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Gas Pipe wholesale and retail at
III. FREEMAN's.
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Lard Oil by barrel or gallon at
may23.tf II. FEEEMAS's.
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Just received large and well assorte
stock OF shelf hardware ut J. Rutherford's
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They say of q fashiouSbiy 'dessed lady
nowadays that she is "haudt t0mely upho!.
stered." So muGlrbraids, tassels and cords,
you see. -
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Wednesday while Cincinnati sweltered at
o. in the shade, 1t was hailing at Omaha,
showing at Cheyenne. '.--.-
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The largest lot Of Birds, Canaries and
other species, ever brought to the oil reg ion
has just been received at M. s. Simmons.
a20.N
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Cory boasts of a military company which
is under command Of Capt. L. A. Allen
The Republican speaks very highly OF the
soldierly appearance which the company
presents.
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All styles light harness. cheaper than tho
cheapest, made from Moifats oak stock, and
warranted, at r. Kron's.
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Soda Water and Ice Cream st J. w, Bea,
ty's. c. :.
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Sash, Glass, Doors, Putty &c. Large
stock very cheap at the Furniture Store.
MlO-tf
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Soda Water and Ice Cream at j. W. Beat
ty'R
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A man from Titusyille was swind.ed ont
of $75,0o,by a sharper, at Cory, day or
Two since.
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Fine assortment Of wall paper at Critics
Bios.
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The largest stock& Gas Pipe in town at
II. FREEMAN's.
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Nails wholesale and retail at
III. FREEMAN'S.
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Beautiful Gold Fish at NJ. S. Simmons
Drug Store
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All kinds foreign fruits at Felter, Fennor
& Co.'s
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Soda Water and Ice Cream at ]. w. Beat
ys. ap27-lL
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Soda Water and Ice Cream att. W. Bea
ty's.
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Fine assortment Of Paper and Cloth Win.
dow Shades and Fixtures, Just reed at
nSti. GRIFFEs Bros.
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All kinds foreign fruits at Felte1, Femme
& Co.'s
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Sparkling Soda Water at N. S. Sin
mons. m4-H
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Gold Fish, Gold Fish at N. S. Simmons
Drug Store.
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All kinds foreign fruits ut Felter, Femme
& Co.'s
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SamueI T. ArMstrOng, l57
The election passed off very quietly, only
100 votes being polled out of over 400, ths
full vote OF the place. Tho XVIII Amend.
ment was represented by only two voters.
Below will be found the majorities for Mr.
Gilal!sn, in the several places mentioned:
franklin, Gilnilsu's majority, 2ll
Venango City, Al
pleasantly lille, g 1871
McMiilsn Farm, 80
Pioneer, =" 10
Oil City. Gaissaith.s.majorlty, 40
Housewife, majority for Gillillan, 2Q7
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Another fine lot Of Plants and Roses re-
ceived to-day at N. 5. Simmons. matt
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Soda Water and Ice Cream at }. W. Beat
ty's
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E.Oc:l. Notices.
RCCK BEER !!

RCCk BEER!
On draugb at the Opera House Saloon.
Just received from Hornig's BieHoIy, Ii
tnsville, several kegs of the celebrated Book
Beer. If you have never tried it drop into
John Theobolt's, try gluss and he convinc.
ed. Remember the season is short.
27-3t. JONI THEoBOLT, Propr.
Lard Oil by barrel or gallon at
may23.tf ii. FEEEMAS's.
Gas Pipe wholesale and retail at
ii. FREEMAN'S.
Nails wholesale and retail at
II. FREENAN's.
The largest stockVk Gas Pipe in town at
II. FREEMAN's.
TAME NOTICE.
PETROLEUM CENTRE, May II 1870.
All bills for Torpedoes over thirty days
old on the first day of June, will be left with
Samuel Reynolds for collection. Walk up
to the Captains office and settle. BY order
of he Roberts Torpedo Co.
M17tJl. LEVI Mason Agt.
-----------------
Beautiful Gold Fish at NJ, s, Simmon's
Drug Store.
Soda Water and Ice Cream at j. W. Beat
ty's
=, -, :,
s.co,1 '' ~ reteeu sSas h.rnars a Tr,h".sord.s
60. ;---,,--c--.7 '. .. ., Do.
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PIONEER, Al pril 9Th, 1870.
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Soda Water and Ice Cream OF J. W. Beat.
TVS.