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Circular SAW Eli Works.
Corner First and Pine and Second and
Elm Streets,
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.
Portable Engines (soso mill ssze), and
Portable Circular Sd10 MiILs.
InapoJtanf Noftee.


The usual amount of steam used to do
saving with by the PortibIe Circular Saw
Mill is frop1 rs to $50 pounds pressure per
square inch / have reduced this amount
and require only from 80 to 50 pounds per
square inch, at which steam Is not con-
sfdered in the least dangerous, and is, at
the same time, more economical In the
saving OF fuel &c. We append the follow
ing certificate Of the first OF my new style
Portable Kills, for the noting and careful
perusal of 5awyers and all those desiring
10 purchase, and solicit q call and careful
examination, they now being ready on
hand and making, mounted on four strong
wooden wheels, With wide tires and heavy
iron axlss, easily drawn from place, and
always ready for operation IN g few hours.
MR. KRATZ:-The Portable Engine you
furnished me, consider as satisfactory and
perfect In every respect as any machine
ever saw, rams light, uses 50 pounds OF
eteRm for raining double 60 and 30 inch
circular saw mill Tor common days bust !.
ness. an average days W0rk, $500 &c
To- 600 feet OF lumber easy with 20 pounds
Of steana. A. J. CALDWELL
LyunVtlle Ind.
MARION, KY, September s, 1870.
Mr.. g. Kratz, Evansville, Ind:
SIR-We take great pleasure In giving
our testimony to the excellence OF your
Portable
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CARPETs. VAL PAPERa, e.
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NEW HARMONY, IND, July 26tb, 1870.
Iessrs Editors:
In my last communication / men
toned that this letter would bring Us
TO Syria, landing az
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In tie matter of ths Appropriation
OF Land for the right of way for
the Railroad of the Evansville,
Oarmt and Padueah Railroad
Company.
To the heirs and devisees OF OctavIa E.
Lewis, deceased:
AYOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OF
IN the intention of the Evansville.
Carm1 and Paducah Railroad Company to
appropriate piece or strip OF ground for
the road bed of the railroad of said CON-
pany, upon and over the southeast quarter
of the northwest quarter of section twenty,
(20l town six l6) south, range eleven llll
west, situated in Perry Township, Wander
burgh county, Indiana, said strip of
ground being six (6) rods in width and six
tees hundred and tWenty-One (l62l) feet in
length, and extending across said tract OF
land as shown on the map of said rail-
road, filed in the Office OF the Clerk of the
Circuit Court OF Vanderburgh County, and
upon the map OF said tract of land filed in
said Office with the instrument of apprO-
prtatton: and that application VIII be
made on the 18th day of November, 1870, to
the Circuit Court of said county Tor the
appointment of three disinterested free
holders to appratse the damages which the
owners OF said land may sustain by said
appropriation.
ASA IGLEHART,
w. BAKER,
oct26-tdI Attys for r., q. q p. II. r. Co.
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Fourteen hours OF dusty travel on
the stout but numbering stage, having
two poles for the attachment of the
strong mules abreast, and triple tree
FOR three horses in advance, Except
tho last stop, where all six were
horses), brought us to the great city
Of
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LIVERY & SALE STABLE,
Fifth Street. bet. LOCUST & Walnut
Thos. BulIen, PrOp'r.

a SUPPLY OF CORD EEDSD con-
- stau6ly on hand 1lsteru5 filed with
fresh water on short notice
Orders lett st the Livery stable bejEt
rom pity attended 10. ar
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~En mn. HFATH'S many years ezs
perience in curing the debiLtateo az
diseased disclosed the startling Iact kn -.
rhree-fOurths Of those suns1lne WIZ ~. ~
O5Ts1l7,lDffoH, C1ncer0tGs -A0ectao9S, Otseese
on fHe LfUer, EptLepsy, RurGLgsfs, ana 10
e1Ses ,oT me RSTgseNs and Bkddders were
caused bv and could only be cured alLer
curing them OF HlpfNGt Kedh1sees. LIS
Immense practice - made MS treasInsnk
his patients had paid nom 8lO5 20 so,Ol0 Lor
naedIefne and treatment before seeing
him. No better proof that petlen1s cssn-
inetIOn OF all symptoms and compIloa-
lions, and scientific Treatment ~ an eIpe-
rfenced phygician. Those at a distance
can ia cured at their homes without an
Interview. Advice free st no BroadWay
New York. There are so many unsuccss,s-
ful physielans, DR.. HEATH Will mercy
aav ia II the author Of two elaDorats
works on Medicine and Surgery ana one
on Chemicals tgo
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MACRTNTST.
G. z r A Tz,
PORTABLE
STE AM EN CINE
AND

AND
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Speak kindly 10 Him.


A farmer once saved ver- our boy from
drowning. After his restoration he said to
him:
"Wbat can do for you, my boy?"
Speak kind word - nr sometimes, re
piled the boy. as the tears snshrd from hi,
eyes 81 aiu't got a mother like some Of
thrm"
A kind word? Think Of it. That farmer
hal it in his power to give that boy money.
clothes piayihin.s, hut the poor fellow
craved nothing SO much as kind wo d now
and then. II 'a- farmer d ever sn littlr
hpalt hny must certainly have had the
wish graf lied.
k'nd word? Yon haye many Of them
spoken 10 yuu daily, aud yon don't think
much Of their value: bat that pupr TO, 10
Your village, at whom pvr'yrudy au.hs.
would think that he had r,und lrrasur. il
some on" wou.d sprak Il Kind word TO him.
'urpos yon speak il To" nrx, time you met
Lin, Instead oi !snghing IT hin. Thcn watch
hlm ANA SEE how hr lonks. See If his eyes
do not brighten ahd bis lips smile.
KIND words! They are hrssi thinys -
Spak them every aay. Scatter them nkr
snnbeims everywhere. They please Others.
ana then re,Isn to bless your own hsuri.
Eind words forever
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" sstern Progress.

Tb have opened am Re Of bnninnls
coal at Danvillc. III, which is said 10 ha su.
perior TO any west of Pennsylvania. Thr
coal cUv'is an area Of nearly 30 o ari,,s.
already explored, IN lies tnrry feet abovr
the water, The mining will, thec.i re. be
chrap. aud noeXprnsr will b.. nee led for
jumping Arrnngr have already bee n
ma1e for seaI ~ 2lD rons daily t. Cuic,gc,
and they viii improve until the supply is
500 tons pr day. The quail ily Of tie coal
is said TO b. in every way superior to that
ui 0tGer mines in The State
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the killing OF s'Bu ffaio BIIp, by th
"FIyiDg Dutch man.,

Levi Maize. alias Buffalo Bill, was sho
ard Instantly killed, at Eureka. on Thurs
day evening. by teamsier known as tb,
"Fiying Dn,chman." The story goes that
while Bill was operating on the Gilson road.
last summer, be became the owner Of an Old
wagon. lie left the road in debt 10 Gjs,n
and lett the wagon to liqnidate, Dntch
John, as he was sometimes known. was
working for ellison at the time and thereby
came in possession of the wagon which he
, recently took 10 Eureka. Recognizing il.
Bill claimed the wagon, bit John refused to
surrender it. Bill sued. The trial came
oh on Tuesday morning and the ieams,er
was allowed to retain possession In the
afternoon John was driving nv soloon
when Bin came out and claimed one of the
mules in his team, and insisted on tnkinu
The mule out Of the harness. 10 which the
driver objected. A man named Fox was
tandiug by. Bill started for the mule.
when John started for the back end of his
wagon where he bad siX.shooter hanging
At that Bill said '.Shoot, you son of a
b-a!' and shot was instantly fired. Fox
being unable to Iell which Of the men fred
1t. AT that crowd rushed from the saloon
and caught John, who said: "Turn me
loose. be has shot me through the arm y
The mao released him and fell back stem
or two, the wounded man instantly raised
us pistol and fired, when Bill leuped into
the air, clasped one hand on his side and
fell heavily to the ground--a corpse. De-
ceased has brother, Bartholomew Maize,
in The IDAHO Peuilen,iary. and was himself
notorious scoundrel. Ned Bnnt!ne can
now write the sequel to his last sensational
story "baitalo Bill, the King of the Border
1'en''-Whi.e Pine (Nev.) News Feb II
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eight between Edwards and Coll.
Yer.

Mystic, Conn. March. ..
The fight between Billy Eiwa.ds and
Sam Coilyer for the light weight champion
ship OF America and 81, 600 side came OF
this morning on Mystic Island, about seven
miles from New Lundon, and resulted in
victory for Edwards after Al rounGs. the
combat lasting AZ minutes. Edwards gave
Collyer the first blow, which souSfilpd over
the ring and drew forth loud chesrs. In
the second round Edwards struck ColIyer II
terrific blow on the forehead, dra wing first
| blood and knocking Colyer off his feet
Edwards bad the best of the fight from the
beginning, Furnishing Cpliyer and frequent.
ly knocking him down. In the iorry first
round Collyer came up looking distressed
hut fought cam"ly. Edwards, however.
strnck him three times in succession, every
blow sounding over the ring. and the third
knocking him down as If dead, when his
Seconds threw mp the sponge. Edwards
was lond y chetred. Collyer was carried to
hotel where he vom'ed and remained in
sensible a considerable time. Both going
to. o.'durirg and returning from the fight. the
fight, the crowd, comprising adncrants Of
both sides in nearly equi. numbers, behav-
I'd in an irreprOachable manner
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ibis evening. Wellington IL Bro,ner'.
ce'ehra'ed Minstrel Troupe and Brass Band
are 10 appear at Sobels Hall. Connected
win this tronpe are several old favori,es
oes'des number of new performers. Tn.
proeismme which they will present consists
OF NJ" songs. dances. jokes. negro pccpn-
'ric''irs, DC. Those who-nj,y fun witt on,
v"lsarity will be sure to attend. To.mor-
row evening they appear NJ Rons.ylle.
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The Scho'ppe case was again before the
Suprete Court, in Phi!adrlpbia. on S,tur-
day. His counsel, Mr. Northrop. asked the
court if they would pass upon motion to
bring hack the clse of DR.. Panl Schueppe TO
be reviewed upon the law and evidence as
provided by the recent statute enacted with
special reference t) this Case Justice
Reed, presiding, said itat since the wit OF
error had been heard and passed, and the
record had been remiliel TO the cour, below
before the application had been made. he
did not see how The case could auain he.
brought into this court unless by u new
writ Mr. Northrop said he was not uwar.
OF the condition in which the record stood
Int wonid sre ii steps could not lie tax n
in accordance with the suggestion of the
court.
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NEWS ITEMS.

. The Cincinnati Southern Railroad bill
was defeated in the Kentucky Senate Tues
day BY vote oi % TO l3.
A fire at Thornton, Indiana, Monday
night, destroyed the large Touring mill OF
Mckenzie tS Co. Loss-tweuty thousand
dollars, INSURED for sixteen 'housand--ten
thousand of wb ch is in the Underwriters
of New York.
The clerical trial of Rev. D. C. Wright, of
the Methodist Church at Quincy, Mich.
has Leen concluded. He was fonn6 guilty
Of repeated adultery with Mss Ciesbee, and
was dismissed iroN the ministry.
One thousand me n. discharged ircm the
Brooklyn Navy Yard, are to resume work.
by special orders from Washington to Cap
tain Strong, in comm md of the yard
The ahoddy mill of Washington Patton,
ut barley. Pa, was burned Monday night
Loss $4,000; partly insured.
An elevator at Toronto. containing l25, ,Ooo
bushels ofgtain and 5000 barrels of -four
was destroyed by fire Tuesday. Loss $3.50,
G00.
James Lewis Collins, colorpd, is 20 be
bnns at Baltimore on April ist for the mu,
der of Eliza Blanks, also coloicd.
The Medical College. of Ohio, Cincinnati
graduated iiIty.seven students Tuesday.
Matthias Hanps, German tailor, COM
mitted suicide in Cincinnati Tuesday.
The internal revenns receipts in the frst
Ohio (CincinnatiN district, last mouth
were Sl54, ,Gl2.
The carpenters of Albany struck Tuesday
against reduction Of wages.
\ deputntion OF Canal Commissioners
reP' 'esentHg the canal Interests ;hrunghun
'h" Domiuion. waited on the Governor Gen.
eral at ottawa, Monday His Excc!lpncy
stated tost the subject Of enlargement ol
canal communication throughout the whole
country was at present under serious cunsid.
eratinn by the Government. The Mayor OF
Toronto and Mr.. Cipral made speeches, set
ting forth Al considerable leusth the parsh-
ulars of the scheme
At Fort Cmlin. Dakntah, Tuesday. l..
Mason shot and wounded A J. Botsculd.-
he latter returned The fire. fatally wound
ing Mason. The qnarrel grew ou! of Lorse
race.
Mrs. Peggy J.tvis, eighty seven years 4
nSe, wDs burned to death at ber rpsid.' CT
near Sparta, Tenn, Saturday, her clothes
bavlnG accidrnrly taken fire.
AT Stevenson. Ala, Monday night. ne
gro man fired gun into a house and wa,
arrested. bn' Iakrn subsequently by the Kn |
kiIy and carried IF and supposed 10 be
killed. Soldiers from IIunisv lie arrived Il, |
Stevenson Tuesday to investigate the affair
The Supreme Court OF Ohio Tur sd,y
granted tho application for writ If error
in the Cincinn,ii Bible in The schonis case. |
hut act the case fnr hearing on the s, coud |
Tuesday in inter. This leaves the case
so that the Bible can he read ia the schuu.s
until that time at least
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The Cincinnati AID Arkansas River pert
1T Nighingal. struck sna. in Su,ith's cst,
in tie Arkansas River, sixty miles above the
mouth. A hoi" Eiieen iert long was stove
in l,r side. She was run on a bar AMI the
hreak repaired, ana proceeded to Silver
Lake. She VIII go To Little Rock ms soon
s the water Will rrTmit.
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ARRIVAL ANDI DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS:ON D. C. d A. II. 70.
SOUTH.

SOUTH.
No. 2, Passenger Leave Cory 1l.20 a
n TitusviIle. I2.59 p. m. Petroleum Cen
,re. 1.4O p. m.; Oil City, p. m; IT.
vineton, 8 10 p. ID.
No. 4, Passeneer-Leave Cory s. 10 n. m
Titusville, 735 a. m; Petroleum Centre,
y.l4 m; Oil City, So a IN; arrive at IT.
vinet0n lI.40 q m.
No. 6. Passcpger-Leave Cory g. 05 p m
Ti.nsvillr, $50 p m; Petroleum Centre,
S,3S n arrive at Oil City 9.20 r N.
NORTH.
No. |, Passenger-Leave Irvineton 7i5
an: on City, TO- 10 y n; Petroleum Cen
ere, Il,05 III; Ttusrile, II, so IN; arrive
vt Cory l.I0 p m.
No 3. Passenger Leave Irvnpton. l2.-
rs p m; OH City 2.57 p m; Petroleum Cen
ire, 3,36 y m; Titusviile, 4,2O p III; arrive
ut CORY 5.45 D m.
No. s. Passeneer-Leave Oil City 100
IN; Petroleum Centrr. 7,43 q m; Tiinsvillr.
$50 q m; arrive at Cory 10, 10 IN.
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We return thanks TO Mpssrs W.lIiro,o, r.
o'onher and their excellent brass band, f.,
complimentary S. reuadc, this sfrernoon
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The Rev Dr. Eaton, of Franklin. will
preach In the Presbyterian Church. this
evening The public are cordially invi,.d
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Inc following toast was given at tbs LAT.
Typographical Union Banquet, at uarri.
burg:
"oman'-A uolume 50 fail of beau,ios Tim,
NC m"s' oe cool corrector VINO can dptec,
her errors. She is beautiful in all bind;no
but not the less esteemed in sbeets
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FISHER, NoRaIs Il Co IS MACHINE SHOE

FISHER, NORRIS il Co s MACHINE ,suop
Among ihe many institutions oes,rv,no
OF SPECIAL mention, which Peiroenm Cen
ire ho"sts OF, in the line Of machine ,bous
that OF Fisher, Norris IL Co. takes the le,n
To"ir .srge and extensive machine shop. lo.
Gated D" Main street, is kept running To lis
fullest capacity. They have seven la,b.s
in the macbine slop besides Other uec.s-
s'ry machinery. In connection with the
machine shoP'is blacksmith and general
repair shop, in which tive fires ar. Kent in
mi blast. The soIid cast steel Jar, mann.
featured by this firm are known throurhou,
the entire oil region as heing the most dn,-
able in use. They also make u specinlitv
OF Drilling T"os. Fishing Tools, R.amers
DC. The grDtlem'n composing the irm.
Messrs. j Ii. Norris. J. i. Fisher aid ]
C. Shay, are well known :as bcing men OF
sterling Integrity and rare business quaIin-
cations. We take pleasure in .re, ommend.
ing the oil well tools manufactured hy them
For strength and durability We have never
seen them excelled. Oil operators and 9th.
ers will coasult their own Interests by pnr-
chasing Of this firm. That good fellow and
hrsl-class machnist, Ed. Spencer, is fore
man ct the machine shop
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''-"orro" we shall present report OF
ne production Of the several farms 10 this
vicinity.
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yonng girl in PIlts'nrg, seventeen years
old, and The daughter ef a wealthy man,
has clope1 with william who leaves behind
wife ard six children.
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Nrnrr"hl Diseases given up hy resid Mt
fhIs'ciHps Sn"c"ssin ~ rr"sir! 10y Dr.. Brit
tain, AT the MrCliuiock House. 2S,l
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TIE Court House at Franklin. is 6n;.ho =
"n' VIII prossbly be dedicated in Al ri
next.
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SHERlFFs SALE Is CLOSED p-Nicholsnn.2
B!n' km"n having b"nsht him UHt at this
place and Kane Ciiy IT.
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There is to be grand celebration of St
Fatricks Day. nt Franklin.
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Gold to-day ll5ss.
NOTICE.

Alter this date the Post Office will be
open from ~ A. NJ, until 7lapx.
March z. W. MILLER M.
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All Kinds ofjob printing executed will
neatness and dispatch at this Office.
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This Is q beautiful day.
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Locas. Notices.
Notice 10 Pay Cp.

| rOttcc 20 gay Up.
All parties indebted 10 me are requested
to call and settle. Come down. gentlemen.
23t J A. PLANTE.
\ Astonishing cares rcriolmcd by DR.. Bri--
tale. Go 20 ere him at The McCin'och
llease, soom IS. 2otf
We Woutd call che attention Of our Lusi-
/ nsA men sothe superior atyles Of job print
ing. both plain and saney, at present being
iu'ned D,t from this otfce. We nre rrrpar
Ell 10 execni- job printing OF every descrip-
'ion ia The latest md most fashionable sty IL
of the art. and at reasonable ratee. If.
CHuDRENs CARRIAGES "A fne assert
meDl at the kurnitrre Store.
Hiehrock. Congress and Empire Spring
water al Grfts Bros, feuStf.
Horse Shoe Nails, Wholesale and retail.
at Nichols & Diackmon's. 23-tf.
TheNew Gas Pump Tor sale ut Nicholson
" Blackmons. IT,
THIS MEANS BUSINESS My eulire stock
OF goods is offered at cost.
a. :. SMITH.
Dca 5 If.
Undcrcloihng in large quantities at Lam
meis Il Ald"n's
Th"iars'sI und hrs; assortment Of Table
''n'I"ry, ever hrongh; into the country at
Nicholson u Biackmons. Is
Lnmn'rs ~ A.t-s's il tspcniy store TO
quy good. dur b.. AMI CHEAP clothing.
Hammers Il Alden's is the orly white
mans, cl",hirg store in the Centre.
Orders iaken-for suits aud tits guera teed,
hammers &5 Alirn's.
DR.. Brilta n, the CorgneI.r Of Venerpal
has arrived at the NJ Clint OK House.
Room 81. Go and s"r him. psf
Par:or sr1 oitic. STOVES. few lett and
will be sold nj cost at }. Rntherford,s IT.
Carriage Bpis, wn0lrsaie aud retail, a
Nicholson & bochmohs 23-tf.
IfN
Jus! recrved n large and well assorted
stock OF Shelf ba' DWARF at J. Rmtbrrtord's.
IT,
KID GLoAEs-A large assortment, al
Lamem's Y A!drns.
,.=-z..,:. :. - .,..---~---r-------,---
NE" ADV FkRrIcEMENTS.
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The coal trade is lively.
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Swine Services.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,

INESD ] I EhIAN CH HUECH.
Preaching at IL o'clock A. NJ, and
o'clock P. NJ.
REV. J. T. OxToBY, Pastor.
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NEW o. T. OATUBf, I HStUr.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services every Sabbath at II A. NJ. ana
~ Il. II. Sabbath School at l2l5 P. NJ.
eats free. A cordial Invitation extend.
cd to oil.
s. REV. c. N. HEARD, Pastor.
'sTs. PETER AND PAUL'S (CatboIiel
CHURCA.
Aass at lO14 a. m.
Vesper and Bene1iction of tie Blessed
Sacrament at 4 p. m.
Cateehism at 2,'p. m.
JAMES DUNN. Pastor.
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Tfavel to the oil region is on the increase
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AID GLoAEs-A large assortment, al
Lamemts y A!drn's. =
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Jus! recrived n large and well assoria,
stock OF Shelf ba' DWARF at J. Rmtbrr,ord's s
IT,
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TN AND REPAIR SHOP

Thanking our frierds for Il cir liicia| PATRONAGE
IN the past, we shall use our best efforts to mrrl
ID contiuuaLce March. H.
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Carriage Bpls. wn0lrsaic aud retail,
Nicholson IL Back mons 23-tr
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Astonishing cares rciiolmc 10y DR.. Bii'-
tale. Go 10 ere him at the McClintock
llease, soom IS. 2otf
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DR.. Brilta n. the Cougnei.r Of Venereal
has arrived at the NJ Ciinttch House =
Rom s. Go and s"r hin. 2>,f
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Par:or sr1 oitc. stoves. n few lett and
will be sold at cost At }. Rnthertord,s, IT.
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Dissolution Notice.

NEW ADVkRTI.EMENrS.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-03

Lsmme'S Alden's is the orly viii
mans, cl",hirg store IN the Centre.