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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-22
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rGyo THE WofiiiNC CLASS We a.c now pre
/. rliel to lush al classes with cJnSt an; Gin.
pnymaat q. homo, the whole Of the tine or for ihe
5Naie uom'nts. Cuisines new. ligit and profitable
trrsu's d' either sex easily earn from soc to
ueg evening, nud proportional sun by devoting
tHer Vhole time to The business. BOYS and girl
notice mG" strd ,c!r address and IT he business
"c iu'he ts uup'inlcied oier: TO such as a.c not
well -Hi.d-d. we W {, send ; to pny for 'hc tror.
BIZ o. wru1g. Fol particulars. !. vai,.able slmpic
hch VIII 10 'o 'On'nHn'c work gu . and cOIlY OF
lie itopieS iiteTury t3atprninHone ol the "a ge.t
and fc't imliy u' wcP"iU spEbli-hrtl--G .cn'iiaen
mali H-iier, l. You Wnn' rcrflan n profit able
rri- address e. {. An.aS ~ co = Augusta,
HIac,. nOvt:3m
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A E.C.sgCAN gyDEEs.,
7 INTERNATIONAL u2OTEA,
MILLER rARll, PA.

John r. ROWE, Proy'-.
:. Good GccommodG' 1us fer trlnseut cpstoucr7.--
pav boarl and IoG"l with ror!s~ CIR reasonable
terms The p"opr!ccr wiz spare pains 70 riale
mis- House nttr 'ofive ~ .rr'ns', i;rre3 n
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-12-01

GEN. ROBT. e LEES LIFE. Nearly
" ready for publication, tho BIooRAPHv Of
Gen. RObt. l.. Lee, by JOIN EsrES Co"xE, au
thor Of "Lifo Of StonewaIl Jackson" "wearing
the 1rey." ETC., l VOL. 8 vo 500 pages. illus.
rRRrkD. To be sold by subscription. AG ENTs
WANTED. ID. Appleton 4 Co.,. Publish.
era New York,
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-12-01
Trustee,s Sale.

WHEREAS, on the nfth day Of April, 1870,
w by their deed II trust Of record In the Re-
corder's ONCE In and for the county Of Lincoln,
on page 262 Of Book X, Hiram N. Brown and
RegenA 8. Br.wn his wife, conveyed to the uu-
dersigned, William Colbert, their undivided one
third pert Of the f6llowing described real estate
situate In the county Of Lincoln In the State Of
Missouri, 10 wit; The north half Of tho uorth-
east quarter Of section dttesn, oil In township
forty -n,ne OF range three west, In oil one hun
dred aud twenty acres, the same being the wiie's
interest In said land. which said convsyahcs was
maes In trust to secure the payment Of two GER
tain negotiable psosissory notes therein psrtieu-
!sr'y dsscrisedi and whereas said notes and ell
| interest thereon are now duo and unpaid, and
whereas the legal holders thereof have duly mott.
asd the trustee to sell the same to pay the notes
therein desesibed In accordance With the provis.
ions of said trust, nov, thsrsfors. I, the under.
.isned tru,tse. will, ON SATURDAY, the lOth
dav Of DECEMBER next (ls70) at the one
door Of FrsHA 7. Williams, Esq, In the town q
Truxton, In the county Of Lincoln and state q
Missouri. between the hours Of ten o'clock, ., N
and o'clock p. u, Of said day, proceed TO eel
said property st public vsndus for cash to pay
said indsbt:dnsss snd the costs and expenses .
sxeesting this trust.
J novlen55 WM. COLBERT, Trustee.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-12-01

aud went on their travels 10 neig hboring
pastures, dangers began to thicksn. "ls's
car tims. Ron, Jack, run, Gsrty, and
see where the chickens are"
More than once all precautions we're 10
vain. The hcs,y train thuudered on
into the midst Of the aocks The
chickens, surprised, took to their wings
and escaped. But the dainty turkeys
tiptoed along, wild with fright, yet loath
to leave their dignity and run, and-let
me not saddsu your young heart with
tidings Of catastrophe, but simply say
tha. for . week after Jack aud Gersy and
Trip had Thanksgiving dinners. One
morning Jack rushed up to the open
window, crying, "Mother Goose 10 on the
track, and the down-train is coming !"
Mother Goose was an old gray goose that
had been kept 10 the family long time
10 consideration Of past services. Great.
t.great. very great grand children had
been ha,ched and hatched, and still
Mother Goose waddled her serene way
over the farm, aud bathed. herself In the
brook, and grand-mo,hered the success
sive brood without fear or without favor.
They oil rushed out 70 the railroad side.
Yes, her hour was surely come at last
There she sat between the rails, calmly
surveying these new tangled notione, and
wondering, l suppose, what would turn
up next BY way Of improvement, and on
came the terrible engine, dragging it's
terrible train, ignorant of Mother Goose
aud her meditations. Nonsense What
can q smart young engine, however ener
getic, do against q sensible old goose,
with oil bcr wits about her? Mother
Goose was not going to be put down by
that upstart, not she She just sa. still
bobbed her head little as each car came
up, and bade them all defiance. When
the train had passed over she remained
quiet . moment to show that she was no.
nervous, then arose, shook herself, looked
over her shoulder as who should say
"Seems to me 1 heard something" quietly
stepped upon the rail, Topped down on
the outside, and waddled off with placid
but profound contempt for oil suct
Aummery. You may be sure she had Z
royal dinner that day, and make nt
doubt added very saYsssiic chapter to
the Memoirs of my Liistnd Times be-
fore she went to bed at night.
But so many curious aud remarkable
things happened At the farm house il
consequence Of that railroad, that i have
not now room to tell them.-Gail Hamil
ton, in our Young Folks.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-12-01

Great bargains to bs had at the
above Nursery in 6uyin9 trees By
tho thousand. AL kinds of Mur.
Gerry Stock at l0U prices. / ear
sesily sOlisit all persons interested
to call und eransins my fine, large
stock of Trsss and Plants.
.., trt-B A. N. SWULTS.
Asesst II, iia7e--oa3ns
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-12-01

THE GYPsIE'S Seven Secret or Mystic
Charms Persons desiring to be successful
In all their undertakings, should not fail TO have
the Gypsies Seven Secret or Nystie CAarms. Thou
sands have used them who now rejoice. They
cost brt little and do much good. For merits rs
to their use send cent stamp and receive de-
scriptive circular, giving full infor NATION by re
turn mail. Address DR.. E. W. WOOLSEY, New
York, P. o. Box Also.
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So Watch! The cre., European Eu; :;

" atch Co. have appointed L. v. DEFOREST
/ 10 JEWELERS., 40 / AZ BROADWAY, New
York, SOLE AGENT for the UNITED STATES,
and have authorised them to sell their great EU-
REKA ALUxrnUM GOLD WATCHES for Three Dol
lars, aud to warr.nt each and every one TO keep
correct time for ono year. This Watch we guar.
antee to be the best and cheapest time keeper
that is now in use in any part Of the globe. The
works arc in double cases, Ladies' and Gents
size, and are beautifully chased. The cases are
made Of the metal now so widely known in Eu
rope as Aluminium Gold. I: has the eract color Of
Gold, which Il ai,cays retains. 1t will stand the
test Of the strongest acids no one can tell It
from gold only by weight, the Aluminium gold
bcirg Ia lighter. The works are made by ma
chinery, same as the we'll known American
Watch. The Aluminium is . cheap motal. hence
We oan afford to sell the Watch for 81 and make
a email profit. We pack the watch safely in q
small box and send Il by mail to any part Of the
U. s. on receipt Of $3.50; 50 CTS for packing and
postage. Address ell orders to L. V. DEFOKEST
Z Co., 40 and - Broadway, N. Y.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-12-01
|i|i|||I El[l!CI IIE1lllIIl]

A NEW BOOK Of the greatest interest and i'm
portance. Written from . high moral and physi.
ologisal standpoint, BY an eminent ply sicisn and
medical professor, It shows bow Satan 10 working
out hia subtle and anserous designs through
our most sacred DoMEsric and SOCIAL ReLArIONs.
Pure MINDED, but outspoken and aggressive, the
author handles the delicate subjects treated Of
without gloves. but In such msnner a. not to
minister TO . prurient curl ,sty. Tho Physical
Regeneration of the Race 10 subject Justly
enlisting the interest and sympathy Of ali true
phylant ropists, and this book Il 10 believed, will
contribute to that ead just In proportion as II has
readers, A circular sent free, containing Q full
synopsis or the work with liberal extracts.
... 9. Fl. VENT, Publisher,
v5n3 SO West Fourth 1t. Cincinnati, o.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-12-01
AdlllinistratOr,s A Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that letters Of ad-
/! ministration were granted to the undersigned
bv the Clerk Of the County Cosrt OF Lineoln
county, Mo-, on the estate Of Elisha ". East,
deceased, ON the Sd day Of Ssptenbsr, 1870.
All fsr ons having claims against said estate
are required to szhibit tAem for ALLOW usnos to The
sdm'n'strstcr within ons year from The date Of
ssid testers, or they may y prscluded from auy
bsnsht Of said estate, and 10 not exhibited within
two years from the date Of sad letters, they viii
be forever barred.
ocsnlAlV b. g. SlTToN. Admit.
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Execulrix's Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that letters testament
~ tsry were granted TO the undersigned hy the
Clerk of the County Court Of Lincoln county,
No., on tho estate Of J. 9. Dederich Hedems sni, .
decd. ON tho 18th day Of Nov, 1870. An per-
sons having claims sgsinst said estate are re-
quired to exhibit them for allowance to the Ex-
scutrix within one year from the date Of ssid let
ters, or they may be precluded from any benefit
Of said estate, aad Il not exhibited within two
years from The date Of said letters, they will BE-
forever bsrrsa. ELIZA HEDEMAN, Hx's.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-12-01

A CHRISTMAS GIFT to all Yearly sub.
"A scribers to Appictom's journal. pub
li.hed weekly. Two months Subscription GRATIS,
The months Of November and December. 1870,
given gratis 10 all subscribers remitting - for
the year 1871. Any ono desirons Of making q
trial Of tho JOURNAL to see whether they like II,
can have II for TWO MONTHS on remitting us
Fifty Cents.
PICTURESQUE AMERICA, consisting Of splendidly
executed views of American Scenery, commenced
inlN november. D. APPLETON 4 Co., Pub'rs, N. Y
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-12-01
TERMS, INDUCEMENTS, dc.

TERMa-e3 Year Of 50 numbers, and only
$3.50 iu Clubs of Ten. This Quarters 13 mum.
bers sent FREE, rs offered above. Our Club In
ducements for 1871 srs unprecedented. Hpeci-
mems, premium SITS, &C., sent free to all forming
Ciubs-and We want . live Club Agent In every
town. Address b. d. 7. MOORE,
Al Park Row, New York,
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-12-01
FINE WATCHES.
GENUINE OROTDE LOLD
SILVER WATCHES
S5. 81, %, elO, Sla, SiS 70 go.


The European War and extraordinary Money
Psnic, during the past season, has induced 10, In
order to make rapid sales and quick returns, to
throw our vast Stock upon the public market at
tAiry 10 Gyy per cent Ssiow Wholesale PRICE, for
Cdsk.
Read the Prices.
Fine Oroide Gold Cylinders, regulated and
warranted perfect time keepers, usually sold at
$l3 to $i6, at ONLY t5.
THE BEST QUALITY CYLINDERS At o.
The Double Extra Refined, being very
superior quality, regulated and warranted perfect
SiSo Scld Watches, a, 2NLv 80 sses. ' ~
The Double Extra Refined Solid Oroide
Gold, }aU jeceted lev rs, finest Nickel works usu.
ally sold at $2S to $50 REDUCED TO ONLY $l6
cash.
silver Watches.
Extra Fins Solid Pure silver, Hunting
Csscd Cylenders, %.
Best Qualify Coin silver, Hunting cased,
accurate timekeepers, ONLY $40.
The Very Best Quality Patent Lever and
Chronometer movements, full -jeweied, eI5.
The above classes Of Watches arc Hunting
cased, perfectly regulated, and each warranted
| by special certificate for two years.
AGENTS AND De ,LERs ordering six Of our SIS
Watches at timo, will receive an extra watch
| free, making Seven el5 Watches for 800. No
discount can be allowed on our cheaper watches,
All Orders for Single Watches, CASH MUST
BE SENT IN ADVANCE. Send BY Post OeRce
| Order, Registered Letter, or Bank Check, pays.
able to our order, and goods viii. be sent BY Ex-
press Or IN Registered Package, prepaid, at our
risk.
Orders for at least six witches or ever, will be
sent by Express c. o D., by dcpositing . small
amount with express agent, or sending references
as assurance Of good faith.
Write order plain, state k nd and price OF
Watch desired, inclosc price as above directed,
| and address
THE EMPIRE witch CO.,
No 100 Broadway, N. I
r y. B0x 3040. lnovl73m
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-12-01
AdmImistrator,s Notice.

n Office 10 hereby given that letters Of aimin
~ istrstion ws.s granted to the spdsrsigas'
ON the estate Of Franois Harvey, decd, by y
No., on the 10th day OF October. 1870.
All persons having claims seaiust said e,,
ars required 10 exhibit them to The sduinistras B.
foE allowance. within one year from ths datx
ssid 'letters5 o. they may be prscludsd from q
bsnstt Of said estate, and II mot exhibited win
b forever barred.
, N.A. HARVEY, ! Aa.,,
eelSnt'p ]. w. wBACH, "oeH
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-12-01
CONNIE BOTTOMS.

Al ST. LOUIS, with all rail and river lines, to
oil points East, North aud South. At CE NTRA-
LA, with Columbia branch trains. At MACON
with Hannibal L st. Joseph railroad. A. OF
TUMwA with Darlington 4 Missouri River snd
Dss Moines Valley railroads, for Des Moiuesj
Fort Dodge, Omaha, California and oil places
iicothe Branch, for Chilii,othe, etc. Al RICH
MOND l. LEXINGTON JUNCTION, with St.
Louis 4 st. Joseph D snch. for Lexington and
st. Joseph. At HARLEM, with Kansss Cit
St. Joseph L Council Bluffs railroad. for Leaven-
worth, Atchison, etc. At ST. JOSEPH with
Kansas City, St. Joseph 4 Council Blaas railroad,
for Omaha, Union Pacific and Central Pacific
points. AT KANSAS CITY, with Ksnras Pacific,
Missouri RIVER, Fort Scott, Lawrence. Emporia,
Denver and all points west.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-12-01

HOMES, HEATH. HAPPINESS.
Nov TO BE OBTAINED FOR Five Dollars! PLAN
rArioNs farms, villa sites and town lots, at
the Great Premium Land Sale. Aiken. s: C..
The "saratoga Of the South" 4s hours from N.
Y. The most delig ghtfui climate in the world. Free
from the rigors of arthcrn winters, exempt from
Throat Diseases. Vineyards and orchards in full
bearing. For descriT tive pamphlet, address, with
stamp, j. G. DERBY, Augusta, Ga.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-12-01
AGENTS WANTED FOR
B f L ID r ~ s-The.
White Chief.
Twelve YearsIsW Wild Indians
OF THE PLAINS.

THE LIFE OF GEO. p. BELDEN, Who, from
alove Of wild adventure and desire to gni,
q knowledge of the every day life and peculiar
customs Of the Indians, lott . hous u plsnty ir-
New Philadelphss. Ohio, Joined the Indians
the sr,. ols., and obisr Of loo ioSss". s.pyss q
the Government with his braves sgainst the bus
tile Indians, and ~ hisutepsnt In the Regular
army, which position he bat recently resigned to.
return to the Wild life he 20 much loves. 10 H.
Portrait Of the Author. all engraved expressly
Tor this work. most att, sstivs bo~k, sbound.
ing In thr ling adventure, spd curious, ussfr
anl original Information. Send for illustrstsc
circular, with tvrns, table Of contents, snd sam
pie pages. r A. HUTCHINSON \ CO.,
so N. 9Th street, ST. Louis, No.
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COMMERCIAL. AGENCIES.

A scrr that involves questions of consider
able Importance to the mercantile community
has been brought in the Supreme Court of
New York by Vetterlein G. Co., of this city,
TO recover 800, 900 damages from John Me-
Kellop and others, who carry on what is termed
Commercial agency" Business men have
learned TO look upon commercial agencies as
nothing more nor less than organized schemes
for Ievying blackmail Practically, they ara
Of no benefit to any one but the persons en-
gagged in conducting them, and they do in
calculable injury, often in such manner that
it is almost impossible for the sufferers to
call them to account for it. In this case
McKellop g. Co. reported Messrs. Yetterlein
& Co. upon their weekly list as having
failed, and this statement pub
hshed not only in the United States but
in Europe and the West Indies, caused the
complainants great embarrassment and loss
in their business. They applied to nave the
Abatement corrected, but no notice was taken
of the request, and they therefore claimed
damages for the above amount. Vetterlein
B Co were repeatedly solicited to subscribe
to the books Of this agency, but refused to do
80. and the plain inference is that the report
OF their failure was circulated for the purpose
Of intimldating them and others. 1t is appa-
rent to the commonest understanding that
no commercial agency can obtain really reli-
able information about the status of business
houses by any'fair means, and as they are
: Limited by no responsibilities, except those
= imposed by the laws against libel, they
can say what they please about
any individual or firm that may not be in
their good graees. The libel laws in this aud
other States are exceedingly loose and un-
satisfactory, and damaging hints and insinus-
tions can be made almost with impunity,
provided no positive statements ore put forth.
Indeed, this is the method in which, as a
general rule, the commercial agencies carry
90 their business, and the information they
give is as unsatisfaotory in the majority of
cases 20 those who obtain it as it is damag-
iDg to those to whom it relates. In
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that desire, not 10 be ont of the fashion
quite as much as bad health influenced Mr..
Curtin to ask leave Of absence for couple
of months. a-I. fefs sr.t Z
In connection with the above the N. Y.
World says editorially:- is..., ~ '.,....i
'Fr0m ST. Petersburg to-day we have most
touching telegram. Columbia throughout her
length and BREATH Will wall to hear that the health
OF her beloAed Minister at the Court OF the Gar
MIR. Curtin OF Pennsylvania--is not SO good as she
could have wished IL to be. His Exceency seems to
be out OF spirits he has been most kindly invited
by the Emperor OF all the Russias to accom-
pany himself and his court to the warm springs OF
Germany. In the midst, however OF his personal
sunerngs our envoy has preserved vivid regard to
the interests OF his constituents which induces him
to notify all whom It may concern, and particularly
the iron manufacturers OF Pennsylvania, that the
Russian Government intends to purchase q number
OF articles In the United States to be fabricated
by American skill and ingenuity. The mood in
which this notice is given reminds one OF the
heroic woman, famous in the annals of Pere-la-
Chaise, who used her husbands tombstone to an-
nounce that, Notwithstanding his amented decease
the business in which he had earned his reputation
would be carried by his weeping widow at the old
stand and on the old terms"
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the case under consideration, however,
Messrs. Vetterlein have substantial
ground upon which to base a suit for heavy
damages, and il will be matter for congratu-
lation If they succeed in mulcting McKellop
& Co. to the tune of 800, 900. A verdict for
such an amount as this would be severe if
not a fatal blow to the whole commercial
agency business, and it would be direct
encouragement to other sufferers to aid in
crushing out the whole system of
black-mail that the men who carry on these
agencies now practise with impunity.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

nkSsp CLINTON STREET CHURCH, TENTH
Street, below Spruce.-Rev. ALBERT BARN ES
with communion service tomorrow at 1917 A. NJ.
Rev. SAMUEL nj. HAGEMAN at z. NJ Evening
subject, '"rhe Heart OF Stone" All cordially in
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BosH.-The Washington dispatches pub
lished in the morning papers state that pri-
vate advices received in that city from
Andrew G.. Curtin speak encouragingly of his
expected entire restoration to health, which
was so impaired by his arduous official SER
vices during the Rebellion. In order to en-
tirely restore his health he will leave his post
of duty at ST. Petersburg on the first of July
for the purpose of spending two months at
the warm springs of Germany. 1t is very
sad to think that so many of the stay y-at-home
rangers should have suffered in health
through their arduous services in suppressing
the Rebellion Mr.. Curtin has been in the
habit of issuing bulletins about his physical
condition ever since he went out of Office,
and it is gratifying to know that although his
improvement has been slow it is likely to be
permanent, for really we are rather tired of
hearing that he is weak but improving, and
candidly we do not think his case is half as
bad as has been made out If Curtin had
lost his health through arduous services in
the swamps of the Chiekahominy, we would
feel for him a respectful sympathy, but as his
comfortable armchair at Harrisburg was not
a very unhealthy base of operations, we doubt
whether his efforts for the suppression of the
rebellion were altogether responsible for the
present weakness of his physical condition.
Everybody that is anybody in Europe goes
to the German baths or fashionable resorts
during the summer months, and it is likely
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EVERYTHING BELONGING TO GENTLE
MEMS ATTIRE, NECESSARY TO COMFORT
IN SUMMER TRAVELLING, CAN NOW BE
FOUND IN FULL VARIETY AT MR..
WANAMAKER'S ESTABLISHMENT, ON CHES-
NUT STREET. TOGETHER WITH SUMMER
SUITS, BUSTERS, LINEN OvERALLS, ETC,
THERE is A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
vALISES, DRESSING-CASES, TOILET ARTI-
Giles IN TRAVELLING SHAPE, AND GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS GENERALLY, WITH
MANY NOVELTIES OF FRENCH AND ENG
L1SH MAKE.
NOS. SIS AND $50 CHESNUT ST.
JUNE, 1870.
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fNs~ SEVuNTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
BROAD ST. eet, above Chesnut-Rev. HENRY
G. MCCOOK, Pastor, will preach tomorrow at 101I
A. NJ, and Rev. j. NJ. CROWELL, d. d. of Roches-
ter, at p. Nj.
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nSs@ HARPER'S HAIR DYE-THE ONLY
harmless and reliable Dye known. This splendid
Bar Dye is perfect. Changes red, rusty, gray hair
natural bTown without inurng the hair staining the
for a large box. CALENDER, THIRD and WALNUT;
JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY d COWDEN, No. 6O2 AROH
NELL, FIFTEENTH and MARKET Streets; BROWN,
FlE9 II and OhESNUT Sta and all Druggists. 631 If 4p
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POLITICAL.

nkSsn HEADQUARTERs UNION REPUBLICAN,
- CITY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, No. HOS
CHESNUT STREET.-THE the Union Republican
Executive Committee Elect Of the Twenty eighth
ward.
In accordance with the rules governing the Union
Republican party, You will assemble at the LAMB
TAVERN on WEDNESDAY EVENING next, June
20, at O'Clock, and organize in compliance with the
rules, and elect representative to the City Execu
tive Committee.
BY order of the Union Republican City Executive
Committee. JOHN L. HILL, President.
NJ. G. HONG, Se'ie'"ies' oE4ot
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nkSsn UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
FACULTY OF ARTS.
The Annual Commencement, for comforting De-
grees Will be held on THURSDAY, June 80, in the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ The
Reverend Clergy, Judges OF the United States and
State Courts, the Mayor OF the City, Select and Com
mon Councils, the Board OF Directors and President
OF the Grard College, the Principal of the Central
High School, the candidates Tor the Degree of Master
OF Arts and other graduates OF the University in
vited to join the Faculty, In the Foyer OF the Aca
deny OF Music, at quarter before 10.
.. FRANCIS A. JACKSON,
624 5t Secretary