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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-24
GOING WEST.

3f5 a. II. DAY EXPRESS, Dolly, Monday
excepted forC Cevoau1. CicriiLat and She West
and South C1u'ectB 1t C'Grhsyille. sundays oy-
cepit i. for Sharon Newcastle and Pit huEh; 1T
loaviitshr-g for YOUNGSTOWN Gud Sharon: M Clcve-
and with }.sl-c SN0fe HiNag l1r the NGs ana
NOrhWys'; Ut kaYcnua. sundays CXfvp' Cd. 70" AL
lance aud Pittsburgh; of Akron sundays excepted,
for Oryille aud HiNersturg, n h9na with PITS
huri.il, Cincinnati ana st LOUIS Nal Way Or indian.
apAis, aud at Cincinnati vi Ii the Ohio H MISS
| sippi i;aIway, for st Lonis and the South and
| S0uth-Nc-t.
Sleeping Conchcs arc attached to this 5.o'n. az
Hnrrolavi.le running through 10 Cleveland without
| elnse.
G.l5 A. ~. EXPRESS NA11, daily, su75qv
| exc pied, for Cleveland Rud the West and North
| West. Conpcc .; garls'i'lo f,r sharon, ,e.y az
tie ard fi.tsi'rSh. e'G Of C.eyciaua with Lgk'
Shore Halfway fjr thc Wc., ana North" est.
$50 =. 1y. MIGHT Ex0PGs', daily. 70
Cleveland, CINCINNATI aud tde vest &'d ~o.t1-
Connects 1t 1.ea' .bo"-. -rnla Is g. n.t. :. %!
Young town; G7 CcY.' ~ witi Lake e'tclr a'.
| wa, tor tra West aaj North N'"t': ard at ii-cl
| n.h with the 'C'ip u 'ss-sp1l HI!.w.y fy9 81
| l.Ou'5 md t'e Sou + ull Eultl-' ."st
| a H'eouing C,anh j. c'a"h 10 tlis train at New
| York, rGAilii iroush 10 tinainna,!'
II.Et a. III hCo17nIoOATToN, Sundays
| LcetnE for IoI gsown.
s.20 p. III. FREIGHT y AccoMaIoDA-
LION, daily
t.l5 .. II. WAY FREI1ET, Sundays ev,
Cltca.
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1SRlE RAILwYA
1900 MILES UNDER 500 MILES WITHOUT
The Broad Gauge, Double Track
Route
BETWEEN THE
ATLANTIC CITIES
WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
Cincinnati to New York 600 Niles,
Cleveland to New York G25 lilies,
Durkirk to Few York eco Eiles
Buffalo to New York I23 lilies,
Rochester to Kew, York 5s5 Niles,
AND Is raOM.
;y22 TO % MILES THE. SHORTEST
ROUTE. 80
New ard Improved Coaches are run from Cincin
natl Ds, ton, Urhlga. Marion, Gallon, mansfield,
Ashland. Akron, CletC'aud Wcrrcu, headylc.
Dunkirk, Euil'.lo AID lCcA-ster 10
New Works without Change,
ONLY ONE CHANGE TO BOSTON.
IN fnd after Nondoy, November Is 1Sf9 trains
will leave headyle at the following hours w:
rEsiNRLEN ssE: sE:ANCIz-.Go;iig south.
LEAVE:
Meadville, 5i5 A. NJ IL 45 A. u, 20 =. n l15 An
ARRIyE:
Franklin, 7.iI " 10 " 30 7r5 "
Oil City, $50 " 33J " $50 s,CU "
FysANREaN Misunderstanding North.
LEAVE
Oil City, A'5AN, 900 A, NJ, AS p. T., orO P. 81.
Franklin, 20 :" 937 $50 gt5 .
ARRIVE:
lIeadvillc SIS 11,25 7,i5 ll,47n"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-13

LEARN A TRADc.-We would give this
advice to every boy in the county. There
are many very strong reasons why you
should learn . trade, whether you ever
expect TO follow it or not. The Manufacture,
and Builder has the following sensible srti
Gle upon the subject
"Why is it that there is such . repugnancs
the part of parents to putting their son.
to trade ? A skilled mechanic il An in
dependent man. Go where he will, hi,
craft will bring him support. He need ash
:avors Of none. He has literally his forsun.
il bis own hands. Yet foolish parents =
ambitious that their sons should rise in tn.
world, as they say-sre more willing tina
they should study for q profession, with the
chances of even moderate success heavily
against them, or run the risk of spending
their manhood in the ignoble task of retail
ing dry goods, or of soiling lAboriously At tht
accountant desk. than learn . trade which
would bring them manly strength, health
and independence. The crying need of thi'
country to day is for skilled lab1; and ths
father who neglects to provide his son with
a useful trade, and to see that he thorough,
masters it, does him . grievous wrong, ane
runs the risk of helping, by 80 much, t'
increase the stock of idle and dependent, j
not vicious members of society"
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l = J

To tske anything thai he say 10 Just - good
sccsnse he make- larger pront on Il These rene
dies win be- sent by expires. 70 any locality upon -
pHcation 10 the
PRINCIPAL OFFICE.
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE.
No. osI ARCH STREET. PhsIsde.pASo.
CHAS. II. EVANS, Proprietor.
formerly c. N. JACKSON d Oo.)
Th..e remedies are for sAle BY DuGksts seorskssp'
- and Medicine Dealer everywhsfS
~Do NOT forget to exAmins NeD sno uch -
IN d oed9 70 Gvt The gsnnine
Tor ss!s BY
o. A.BlNsER, Aesas.
r, d&vssv Resk JalAsd, Iis
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Dtoohs and Money.
rslegraphsd 70 tbs AReus.
NBv YonI, October Is.
Money Market-Essy at 4@6 per cent.
Sterling Excbange-Steadys 1t 4l.092.
Gold-Opened firm at 81 IA. closed at $l.l4t
overnments-Dull, unchanged.
Southern State ecurities-Dull; new Tennes
see 604.
Coupops-6'e of 81, LA; sos, 'oz,1 III
"a, l.1OA; IS, Ill; new. O9i; 81. l.19a; 'ot
t.I04; lO-40's, large l.0sa: smaIl l.l0.
Stocks heavy. and 3@a p cent. lower.
NY. entrAl-943.
Reading, 94s.
Lake Shore, 19f.
North thwestcrn-60. Preferred SGT.
Rock Island, llas.
Ohio d Mississippi, 32h.
Pacific Mail, 37s.
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district, Kerr, democrat, u elected; I'd dis
trict. Holman, democrat, is elected 4th
district. is doubtful; 5sh district, Cobsrn,
republican, is elected; 6 district, Voorhees,,
democrat, 10 elected; 7sh, doubtful; 9Th,
Tyner, rep. elected; 9th, doubtful; 10th,
Williams, rep. elected; llth Baokard, rep.
is elected.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

:, Tor each square. or the space occupied BY ten
ines OF solid nonpareil, One Dollar for each in
sertion.
ePeeisi Notices, 20 eente Per lire. When in
serted months OF more, 90 pe, cent .boye rom.
lar advertising rates.
Communications. or articles inserted among
reading matter, IS cents per line.
DAILY AEp WEBKLY.-A discount Of IS per
cent. will be made from the Weehly rates, on
yearly and half yearly contracts, when the same
matter is inserted In both Daily and Weekly.
Double Columns will be charged Is Per cent.
additional.
For. transient Advertisements advance Pc,
ment IL required.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-13

1sisgrapAsA to the ARsus.
0a3eAse, October Is.
Flour-FairIy active for shipping grades, al
81 IS and under.
Wheat-Lower. with sales 1t 81 06al OH
closing at 81 O6aI 064 Eo. at 81 073sI 0ss,
closing At inside price No. new, 81 03.
Oorn-Tairly active and lower, ae 6staosto
closing ct inside price.
Oats-Lower, with sales at A4a3ec, closing si
35a354o.
Rye-Quiet at 500 for No. 2.
Barley-Quiet, closing at 92c for No. Z
Highwinss-Dull At $40.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-13

Marshal Bazsine has made three gres,
sorties from Metz inficting heavy losses on
the Germans, and returning to his forti6c.-
.ons without serious loss to himself. His
incess.nt warfare on the besiegers is
beginning to tell on their morale. 1t is
understood that he is acting in concert with
the army of Lyons, and that very importan,
events in his quarter are impending. A
battle at Toury is also expected. In the
invaded district the inhabitants are gener.
ally forming companies of sharpshooters
The arrival of . battalion of Frano>tireurs
a, Marseillss, composed of gentlemen from
the south of France and bearing the black
flag is mentioned
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-13

tNTHD-INTELLIGENT YOUNG MEN
and Ladies to learn Telegraphy or Phon o.
crap ny, busia sss learned in three months, per-
manent paying sitsations guaranteed. Send for
full particulars, address enclosing stamp) P.
MoEschran, supt Met. r.politan Telegraph Co..
Ct. Louis, u 0. sap26.dlu
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-13

Senator Conkling in Q recent speech said
The Republican party could not be spared
the nation needs it yet" Needs i. for WHAT
To legisla,e agsinss the many for the benefit
of the few =? To give away the balance OF
the public domain To send military into
Southern States to coerce citizens into vot
lug for railroad monopolists :? To violate
our Constitution ? To centralize power a'
Washington To demoralize and corrup'
the nation If these are national needs, the
Republican party cannot be spared.
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Telegraphsd to the Aaaus.
UHron sroox YAlps, October Is.
Hoss-Firm at $7aS for common to choice.
Oattle-Unchanged and easier.
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The Prussians have burned twenty small
villages near Metz and executed $50 peas
ants, for carrying ON illicit warfare against
them.
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The guillotine is At work day and night
chopping off the heads of Sohurz men in
Missouri aud Fsnton men in New York.
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The Radicals were so sure of carrying
Delaware this year by the aid of the negro
vote that they proclaimed their success in
advance OF the returns, and claimed 25O
majority. 1t now turns out that it has gone
Democratic by 1000 majority.
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WANTED.

EXPE RIENCED sPIKERs AND IRON
IL men on new ira laying. Wages, 81 rs
per day. Apply to r., R. I. & st. Louis R. R.
Dap ot. a4dyv
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-13

The UPPER MISSISSIPPI TRADE.-Ths St
Louis Democrat says: "Thoss who learn for
the 6rst time of the immense traffic carried
on BY steamboat between 81. Louis and the
upper Mississippi are amazed. and this il
not to be wondered at We will attemp, to
convey an idea Of what it is BY simply stating
fact in regard to passengers. The Mus
easne, Northern Line packet, on her las,
eleven day round trip to St. Paul and back,
carried these passengers, namely: Up trip,
cabin list, 245; deck list, l48. Down trip,
cabin list, 26S; deck, 81. Total passengers
carried on round trip, 7l9. The small
steamer Mollie McPike carried . total OF
ia on her last trip. 539 of these being in
the cabin. These boats not only bring here
good freight lists, but they are continually
put:ing on, freight and taking it on, traffic
created BY the numerous railroads tina,
touch both sides of the river. The bushes
on this 800 miles of the Mississippi will
receive wonderful impulse upon the com
PIesion of the progressing rapids improve
men,'
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-13

HON. GEORGE SHARSwOOD,
Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA, June I, l6oa
I have foubs bv experience that Hoofand's Ca
man Biters /. very good tonic, relieving dyspepte
symptoms almost directly
GEORGE SHARSwOOD.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-13
pailp ARGUS.
OFFICIAL CITY g. COUNTY PAPER

The freed ON fer which the Prussisns are
now lighting il exempli6sd by the treat
ment Of their liberal citizens. Jacoby,
whose only crime was love of right and
desire to secure peace without eDslaving
Alssce and Lorraine, under the tyranny OF
William 10 made prisoasr and treated with
indignity for merely expressing his opinion
ON the subject Ev,n the Illinois Staats
Zeitunq, sensitive ss it il about any thing
callisR in question the hberality Of the
Prussi.n Government, is obliged to confess
the intolerance thus shown, BY the follow
ing confession
1.-THE arrest, few days since, of DR..
Johann Jacoby, has every where created q
most painful impression. According to the
admission of the official journals the N lives,
his only crime consists in the fac. that he
does not wish to have Alsscs and Lorraine
annexed, but desires that their destiny may
be determined BY popular vote. This prAc.
tical question is not whether Jscoby is right
or wrong, or whether, in point of fact, free
dom of speech exists in Prussia. \
In short, the arrest of Jacoby is An unjusti
fable act of violence, which can only react
upon the authors OF it, and which can least
Of sll be excused by reason of the present
military condition of the province of Prussia
THIS arbitrary measure direc,
cd At prominent citizen 10 . more serious
injury to the government than lost battle "
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Grand Sch eme

By which they may become enri 'ned iu an hour
the Price of Tickets he's cen 'aut at Osg.H
rWo Hns sAsS. A disco unit of ten ne,
cent viii be made TO purchas.sr, Of $50, ard ,
discount OF ~ per osIs to Purchasers of $Iei
worth of Tickets
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-13
TELEGRAPHIC.
A. M. Report.
Tho EUROPEAN WAR.
THR SIEGE OF PARIS.
Important French Victory.
PRUsSlANs DEFEATED 4 FORCED
TO RETREAT.
French Outrage on an
American Citizen.
Minister Washburne Protests.
Prussian Atrocities.
Massachusetts, Democratic State
Conv entien.
Massachusetts, Democratic State
Conv entien.

summary of 8leetisn Returns.
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~
Hollands German Tonic

ta combination Of al tie ingredients of the Bitters.
With PuRs Santa Cruz Rum. Orange. etc IL 10 used
COR the ci-ea-e the Ritters, IN cases where
some pure alcoholic stimulus Is required Iou win
rear in mind TINT these remedies entirely diner
mt from Others advertised for the cure of the dis
.aaes named, .he-e being scientific preparations OF
medical extracts. while the others are mere Cecoc-
-tops of rum Ia some form. The TONIC is decidedly
one OF the most pleasant aud agreeable remedies ever
,aIered to tue pubic. IT. u exquisite IL 10
,iea-dre To ia while its Hfegiving, e1harating.
snd guaiite- have caused it to he known -
he greatest of all tonscs
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II .


HON. GEORGE W. WOODWARD,
Ohief Justice Of tie Supreme Court Of Penp.yvan1A
writer
PHI-ApElPHIA. March Id, 1851.
md "Hoofsnd's Ge-nan Bitters ir Q good tonie,
useful IN Diseases Of the digestive organs and Of g1ea
benefit In cases Of debility and want Of pofvous action
GEo W. WOODWARD.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-13
1A8I1Ia8.

ASTHMA.
TIDDER's PAsTILEe. A Sure Relief 70,
IN Asthma. Prioe 40 cents BY mail.
STOWELL CO.,
je6-dAw1y Chsrl,stovn, Mass
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WATER FILTER,

American Genius has given I, tn. vo,,d r.,,
valuable and useful inventions, hut the
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N

Dvspepsia I had the Dyspepsis 90 badly was IN
possible to keep any food on my stomach, and %
rrsme 40 weak a. not to be able tu wsik half mile.
Two bottles Of Tonic effected q perfect cure.
A"0 JAMES NJ WOOD.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-13

-here Is no medicine equal 10 Hoofands German
9,ttors or Tonic in @: Debility. They impar
= .one and vgur the whole system, strengthen the
appetite canse an enjoyment OF the food enable the
stomach TO digest IT, purify the blood give Q good,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-06-23
Approy veal . June /. le70.
fpublic-No. 1el
Az Aor 10 aulberlas !hs. teauo!I0o q .hl

An ACT 10 authorize the reduction Of the
width Of an alley 10 square number
three hundred spd seysnty-six, 10 The
city Of Washington. s
Be Il enacted BY Tie Senats and House
of Representatives of Che United States
Of Anssriea IN Congress assembled, Tbsl
the mayor, board Of aldermen, and board
OF common council Of the city al Wash,
ington be and they hereby Srs, .uthoi.
zed 10 reduce The Width Of the public
sIlOy entering square humber three
hundred end ssgenty.six. from Ninth
street west. from ils present WIDTH
Of iwslve feet, 10 the width Of seven feet,
and Thai the portion which will be re.
Stored to acknowledgements such re-.
duction be added TO the lot number
twenty two. from which the entire alley
was originally taken.
Approved, June ], 1870.
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Approved, Juae ], la7O.
Public No. nj

g p 3 =
An Act 10 supply a deficiency 10 the
appropriation for compensation and
mileage Of members Of the House Of
Representatives aud Delegates from
Territories fot the zeal year ending
June thirty, in the year eighteen hun
dred and seventy, and fot other pur-
poses.
Belt enacted BY mo Senate md House
of Representatives Of The United States 81
Ameriea IN Congress assembled. Ths! the
sum Of Eve hundred thousand dollars,
or 90 much thereof as may be necessary
be, and tho same is hereby appropriated
for the compensation and mileage Of
members ofIhe House Of Representatives
and delegates from Territories. to sup
ply deficiency of appropriations for the
fiscal year ending June thihisth eighteen
hundred and seventy.
SEC 2 And be il furtEa enacted, That
the sum Of ono, million four hundred
thousand dollars be and The same is
hereby, appropriated 10 supply defci-
sucy inthe appropriation for the expeu4
ses Of collecting The revenue from Gus
toms for the focal year ending June
thirty, eighteen hundred and seventy
and that the sum Of twenty Thousand
dollars DO appropriated Tor the payment
Offices especial counsuls 10 such csses
wherein The United States are patties in
interest, as the Secretary ofths Treasury
may deem il necessary and proper to em-
pIoy The same, to be disbursed under bis
direction. Ks,
Approved. JuneFe, 1870.
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a MopEL HOUSE.

Being cripple, Ihave made house planning a
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VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

1 wv | It
Hon. j T. HoFE; Pres't Board of Regents.
G O STuR0Es, Sec'y
Aux MARTIN. b. D. President, md Profess
tr Of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
+ s LYoS, a. NJ, Vice President, Profess.
or Of Eng. Literature, and Princip. PreP'y
Dept.
my and Physics.
II Il PIERoE. a. NJ, (capt, U. 8. Al Pro-
lessor Of Mathematics Of Military Tactics
j j STEVENSON, a. NJ, Phi. D, Professor OF
Chemistry and Naturel History.
FW WooD, Phi, D., Professor ofAncicnt and
Modern Languages.
Z o W MILLER. A NJ, Assistant in the Pre-
paratory Department.
DB PUPIsToS, Tutor.
Geo NJ HAGANs, Esq, Superintendent Of the
Grounds and Buildings,
HuaH W Brock, N. D., Lecturer on Physiolo'
~ and.Hygiene.
Hon. JoBS A, DtmE, Lecturer on Civil and
Constitutional Law.
FAIL TERM begins LIST Tuesday in September.
WINTER 'TEGM !" list Monday in December,
SPptS a TkRM F" Sd Tuesday in March.
COMMENCEMENT, Sd Wednesday in June.
TuirroS-P Preparatory, IS 90 per Term Of 10
University. $500 per Term Of 10
BoARpINe-Notto exceed 81 per week,
GfSend stamp for Catalogue.
Morgantown. w. Va.
Aug. 10, 1863 -lYs
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Public No. 1871
AN AcT to ax the salary d the balliff o

the Court Of Clsims.
Be itsaactsd By he Senate and House
Of Representatives. Of tie United SAFES
Of america IN Congress assembled. That
from and after The passage Of lhis'sci the
annual salary Of the bstlitf Of the Court.
Of Claims shall be OF the rate Of fifteen
hundred dollars per annum, to be paid
as now provided By Law,
Approved, June Z, 1870.
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fPablic-No 75j

AEzgr to sepeSl The preamble Of an act
10 relation 70 the National Theologi-
J eel Institute, approved April twenty
sasaad, eighteen hundred and ssvsaty.
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TlooK AGENTS wANTED--"Iadies o.
ID the White House No opposition. Steel
dress o s Publishing Co., N. T., Cincinnati
and Chicago f-7ts
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fgT3 LPublic-=No. al
AN ACT concerning divorces 10 the
District ol Columbia.

District oil Columbia.
Be enacted BY the Senate and House
of Representatives. Of tie United StGies
~ America n Congress assembled. That
in addiuon 20 the causes for which the
supreme court of the District Of Column
bio may now gFsnt divorces from the
bod Of marriage. suoh divorce may be
graS,gd IoE-Firat. HabitusI dru6ken-
ness lor period Of three years on the
;pssscftbe party complained .sgsinst.-
Second. Cruelty Of treatment sudanger.
ing The life or health Of the party. com,
planning Third. Wilful deseriiou and
'sbapdoDmenI by the psrty conpleined
agaiDst Of the party complaining for the
Gall uninterrupted space ofiaO yssfs.
Approved, Jane !, 1870.
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weekly Packet

For Ripley, Msysgflle. Portsmouth, lFonton'
Big sandy, Gallirolis, Point Pleasant
IETTA,WHEELING, PITTsBURG
Nv me Repular side.Wheel Steamer
CHA RTI1S,
CA. DRkvo, Master,
= 3 ea8 W. $. DsAyo, Clerk:
59iN.S < Leaves Piltsbptg every Saturday
IestssS. evening at { o'clock passes Point
Pleasant every Sunday evening a, 9 o'clock;
Returning, leaves Cincinnati every Tuesday
eysniI1 Il 4 o'clock, aud passes Point Pleasant
every Wednesday, evening ats o'clock.
=, nsIlinolis With the Kanawha Boats, for the
Kanawba River. Freights and Passengers. re-
csipted through by Rail or River TO all points
south and West. Prices Regular Packet
Rates. Way Frcighis and Olders will receive
especial attention,
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SALESMEN.-Send for Circulars, first.
class business and steady employment: B. +
HOWE, 81 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1870-11-17
RALKY HoRsEs.-It is rarely well

BALKY HoRsEs.-It is rarely we'll
to whip or kick or scold a balky
horse, as is the common practlce.
One of the best modes is to, feed
him where he stands with any ac-
cessible food, such oats, ears OF
corn, or even grass by the wayslde'
or hay, from the wagon, which can
be provided f>r the emergency.
Forgetting bis whim, he will gen
orally start without trouble. An
other good way is to do something
not harmful, but new as filling his
mouth with loose dirt, which a de-
sire to get rid of, will divert his
thoughts, and before he knows it
he will be jogging unconsc'ously
along. Sometimes, If one can spare
the day, it is best to wait. till from
weariness and hunger, the animal
submits to your will, and the trl'
umph in this instance ls generally
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