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i SUI THEW ohNr"AH HArhRoAp
lie now completed the entire distance from owcgo TO
Auburn. popular and prosperous agricultural and
manufacturing district is thus efficiently provided for
The local business OF the Southern Ceatra will be very
large both IN freight and passenger traic. The rich
agricultural country through which 1t will afford
aconstantly increasing business The great manufac.
turing establishments at Auburn. whose water cover
is the best in the state, and the enterprisAg towns
along the line, will always to tsis ROAD good
income.
NERMlLYE CO., the Flnrac.a, Agents OF the road,
offer the remaining unsolG portion OF the Bonds with
the greatest confidence believing them be good
security a. any t.t has been placed this
ket The sSuds bear per cent have thirty years
to run, ana they into stock at the option
o. the holder.
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Sifsmboais mo Railroao,

ERIE RAILwAy.-TRAIN LEAVE DFPor
~ foot OF 2Sd st. and foot OF Chambers ST. - follow
l son st. cnam hS% 81.
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MtSiraI.
MO mEDICINE GIyENt

IN
Except in thoee where, on examination, It may
be found necessary TO prescribe certain blood remedies
which, combined with my peculiar magnetic operation,
accelerate perfect and radical cure.
DIR. DODGE,
PRACTICAL PHYSICIAN
FOR CHRONIC DISEASES.
Late Of Montreal. Chicago, 81. Louis, Philadelphia.
Baltimore, Cincinnati, Boston, Mass,
Mss engaged Dedworth Hail. 800 Broadway. where he
Will publcly heal the sick free OF charge, " without
money and without price," from until II o'clock each
morning Sundays excepted nom 10 to 20 days, COM
mencing Tuesday morning. April $, 1870 Also, taken
parlors at Go East 18th st. between Broadway ana 9TH
av for about 60 days. where those who are able and
willing to pay may come from Ii A. NJ. till P. NJ. each
day.
The public are invited 10 witness the wonderful cures
performed in the HAL.
NO SURGICAL OPERATIONS PERFoRMEDi
CHRONIC DISEASES CUREDi
ACUTE PAIN INSTANTLY RELIEVED
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-14
AtEXA NDRtA~ GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT COMMlS-

SJON Mn - Oa
.By virtue of . decree of tho Circuit Court OF
Fairfax county, rendered ut November Court,
1869 in the suit Of Dennis Johnston, Admir-. OF
Lorenzo Rogers. deceased W. Lorenzo Rogers
lcirs, the undersigned, Commissioner named
in said decree, will. on SATURDAY, the 9Th
day OF February, ls5E' in front of os Att T"Y y
m. N '' sell, to the highest bidder, tho FARM Of
which the said Lorenzo Rogers died seized;
cnntsinlng llGs acres, moro or less. Thislsnd
lies on Hunting Greek. adjoining tho lands OF
VIM Hammersly, ID. Johnston and others
Persons desiring to purchase are requested 10
call on Mr. Hammersly or Mr. D. Johnston,
either of whom will take pleasure in showing
the same -s-.. "-.a. - .... i.
" TERMS One-tenth of tho purchase money
in hand tho residue in three equal install
ments. payable st six, twelve and eighteen
months to be secured by the bonds Of the
purchaser, with approved personal security,
and retention Of the title until the last payment
is made Stamps and decd at the cost of the
purchaser TuOMAS MOORE, Commr.
Fairfax co. ian S-laWts IT,.
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THE GAZETTE.
FRIDAY EVENING. JANUARY IA.

\ VIEW OF RECONSTRUCTION. The Louis
vile journal says,'thc Radical idea Of recon
struction is evidently borrowed from John
Robinson circus. Those who have witnessed
the performances of ''thc great Americanscom-
Sbiuation," I'VE mean John Robiuson's, will
remember how the clown knocks over, the
young gentleman in the gold lace and then cries
cut. Poor fellow" and sets-him up again and
goes to washing him clean, as he says, with a
dirty broom. Then no 'dusts him of with a
backing brush. Then he poiishes him with a
rake. Then he. whirls him about; and asks
Nov isn't he heautAul%' That's rccons truc.
lion over and over again. Congress tai eS a
State and Epocks it down. Then it sets It up
Then il sernbs it with colorcI suffrage. Then
it polishas it with hayoncls Then it dnsts 1t
!: With martial law. Then, finally il 1t goes
Radical, like Mississippi it says Nov, ism
if-7}na,rtif,,1 -.
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AUCTION SALES
rER USTE,E's S AL +.

By virtue of q deed Of trust executaS oy ::
\. Marstellar, on tho 2Sth Of Fehuary; 1872,
and Of record in the Clerks Office OF frince
WiHism County Court the undersigned VIII, on
MONDAY, tho Tth day of4February, that being
Court day, al the front duur Of tho Court House
of Prince William county, oner for sale 70" for
cash, the, TRACT OF LAND conveyed ~
said deed of trust containg about I1tkh r
HUNDRED ACRES. This land l!oS near
Greenwich, in said county,
and is good land: - -,
Selling IS Trustee, l.wil! convey only such
tile rs is vested in me as such, which is bGler
cd TO he unqnestionable. -,
EPPA HUNTON, Trustee.
Prince VIM. co.: dec 31-eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-14
yRv Green AZ Wise,

Real E3JAte Agents and AucLluhenrS,I
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST,
d dated January 8. 1865, executed by A. Mo-
ran and wife, and duly recorded. the nhdor-
signed. Trustee therein named, will, ON
THURSDAY, tho Sd day OF February next
in front tho Mayors office, in tho city OF a t.
cysndria, Virginia, offer for salo. by public
auction, tho following property, VIZ: a LOT
OF GROUND in said city with BRICK E77t
STO 4 and ID YELLING thereon, be- kIRla
ginning on tho south side Of King st. 40 feet to
tho westward Of Fairfax street, 70 feet front
and 90 feet deep, and occupied by A. Moran.
The said property will be sold to pay debt OF
$1,000 md what Interest may have accrued, Sc
cured by said dcel to Mrs. Margaret j. Bald.
win Terms cash.
GEORGE w. BRENT,
ion 5-t5 Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-14

ID ECEIVED THIS DAY.
IS sacks Rio, Laguyra and Java Coilocs.
, hhds choice Brown Sugars.
hid Shoulder Bacon.
! = bbls Leaf Lard.
I tierco Sugar-cured Hams.
J 4 bills New York Buckwhest
! 6 bbls Vinegar.
S bbls Kerosene Oil. t..H.'-
S boxes Tobacco.
Brooms Baskets, Buckets &c, &c.
jim Is j. CLINTON MILBURN.
WHITE GOODS
We ask especial attention to our stock OIL
Jackonet Calnbrics.
Plaid and Striped Cambrics.
Nnlnsook MuSlins-with II variety Of goods
in this line.
Gail and examine them at
jan l3 ROBERT /. WOODS.
JANUARY, lS7n-Thsnking my friends and
y tho public generally for their very liberia!
patronage in the past, l would respectfully call
their attention To my present stock Of GROCER
RES. which am prepared 10 sell, wholcssh
and retail, at low rates.
jan Is j. CLINTON MlLBURN.
NEW BUCkWH EAT. Corn Mrsl, Ilomi.
~ ny, and Family and Extra Flour in store
and for sale by
dec IL FRED. KICKER.
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N1NES AND LIQUORS.

Nj in I'D AMI LltlOORS.
Iamsca Spirits, Madeira Vino.
y. +. Rum, Sherry Wine,
French Brandy, Port Wine
Holland Gin, Cooking Wines,
ler," Gray and othor choice brands of Wits
;ies An examination of goods solicited
AVERY Il DAVIDSON,
dec Il 226 King ST., cor. Alfred
1IJANTED-A good COOK, WASHER and
w lRONER Apply t. tho commanding
officer ut Fort Foo!c. jan I-4.'
ITALIAN MACARONI, French Mustard,
l. English Pickles, Sauces, CaLsups, &c.
jan : e.. WIN. RAMSAY, l47 King st
| HAVE in store new supply of the MARY
l. LAND SUGAR-CURED HAMS, small
lies WIN. +. BROOkES,
Jan 4 lC6 Prince street.
son LBS NEW BUCkWHEATrors sale by
WV A. WALL,
dec III AL King stree.
NEW YORK BUCK WHEAT for sale by
~ Jan 10 j. CLINTON MlLBIIKN
YARMOUTH BLOATERS
l. jan &. WIN. RAMSAY, l47 King It.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-14

Mr.. PEABopY's LOVES. Though great
many women have claimed. since the death
of Geo; Peabody, that he was in love with
them, at one period or another in his lie,
there seems to have been but one lady, out
side OF his own relatives to whom he lett any
recognition Of his affectionatc devotions. Ii
he had done as much for the two women in
Rhode Island. and the three women in Massa
chuSctts, and the four women in Maine, who
say he loved them, as he did for Mrs. John
Wood in leaving her $50, 900, they would In
that case have more reason to boast oil their
DISTINGUISHED onqucst-though perhaps, they
would BE- less likely to do So
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-14
BOOK BINDING AND PAPER RULING

A first. class BOOK BINDEKl has been
opened in tho Alexandria GaZottH buirti ing,
where all kinds of BLANK BOOKS will he
made to order, and BINDING of MI Lrscril-
tions executed in superior manner, and on
the most reasonable terms.
Special attention given to MUSIC BIND
ING. January |, 1870.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-14

-'z =PoLlTfcT IN GEORGIA. A Georgia journal,
which protcssts to be thoroughly familiar with
emeu md things political in that State, rvc: us
tthis opinion OF the ultra party there Take
the history of the ultra party in Georg ia ior
the year 1869, and the calendar OF Newgate
from The first page down to the present con
tans the history of no greater criminals than
the leaders OF this party. Perjury, robbery,
iraudi ial>ehood, plundcr, persecution, assas
sination, rapinc, and every species Of villainy
has marked their course" II We deduct thirty
per cent. of this as prejudce-a deduction too
great by more than half, perhaps the fact
will still remain in full force that the late act
3fCongrcss restoring those: people to power IN
Georgia is horror. Louisville Journal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-14

SALE OF A VALU-
" ABLE FARM IN PRINCE WILLIAM
COuNTY.-Pursuant 10 Il decree of the Cir
cult Court Of Loudoun county, at its October
term, 1860, in the cause of Oden ct al. VS.. Lynn,
Trustee, &c, We will proceed to sell, to the
highest bidder, at public auction, on SATUR-
DAY, the 9Th day Of February. 1870 in II onl
of the store of Messra. Laws & Hutchinson, in
Aldo, Loudoun county, Va, the TRACT OF
LAND owned by James S. Oden, and by him
heretofore conveyed by decd of trust to Thos
Lathaln's Trustee, lying on the "Carolins"
road, in Prince William county. about miles
from Adio adjoining tho lands of Beverly
Hutchinson, Joseph Taylor, B. P. N GLAND and
others, and containing 300 acres. 1t is good ar
able land; has on it 4 plenty of water and tim
Der, and we'll adapted to grazing and the growth
of cereals.
TERMS-One.tenth Cash on the day of sale,
and tho residue in equal instruments at one and
two years from the day Of sale tho deferred
instalmonts 10 be secured by bonds bearing
interest from day oi sale. Sale to commence at
II III. j. WIN. FOSTER.
Is. 7. holland.
Commissioners o { Sale.
LoudOun co., Va, jan l-eo's a.
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'S. l.. GKlGG'
MERCHANT TAILOR,
NO. SOUTH ROYAL STREET,
Has just received good line Of
CLOTHS
CASSlM ERES,
and VESTINGS,
for gentlemen's wear, to which LIE invites at
tention. oct 2l-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-14

(tUM ME5SlONERS SALE OF A VALU-
~ ABLE FARM.--Pursuant to decree of
the Circnit Court Of Fauquer county, made on
tho 9TH day of September 1869. in the case of
+. NJ. Young, Exncutu Of VIM. Rawlings. de-
ccnsed, vs.. John d. Rogers, &c, the under
signed, as tho Commissioners OF sale therein
named, will offer TO the highest bidder. before
the "Bevnrdge House. in tho town Of Middle
burg, on SATURDAY, the Goth day of Janu-
AIRY, 1870, that beautiful farm, called ''SPR lNG-
FIELD" owned nnd lntely occupied by John
ID. Rogers, containing 3HG acres
This farm is situated on the Turnpike from
Middleburg to The Plains about miles from
the former and miles from the latter place.
1t is Of the best quality Of Fauquier land is
well fenced with stones and rails we'll waterod,
q largo portion Of vol set in clover has an
abundance of tho most valuable timber; a
young orchard Of choice fruit; is in Il healthy,
fine neigh borhool. and is altogether about the
mos. desirable farm now offered for sale in this
section of Virginia.
Tho improvements consist OF comfort &ssa
able STONE DWELLING, Kitchen, .asla
Meat House. Dairy, &c.
The decree authorizes US to sell either at pri-
yate or public sale upon the following
TERMS, viz One. tonth of tho purchase
money in cash. and so much moro as with said
one-tenth will make one.third of the whole
purchese-money, to be paid on the confrma-
ton of tho sslo by the Court, and the resi-
due in two equal payments in one and
two years; the deferred payments to bear In
terest from tho day of sale. and to be secured
by the bonds Of the purchaser, and retention of
BURR 2. holland.
ARTH L. ROGERS.
Commissioners of Sale.
Middleburp Va. dec 17-eOts
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE IN
y KAPHAIIANNOCK CO., VA.
For sale, tho property known rs the GER
MANY MILLS, situated about two miles
from tho town of Flint Hill, in Rappahannock
county. on tho graded road leading from the
town Of Front Royal TO Culpcper Ct House
Attached to the mill arc EIGHTEEN ACRES
Of good productive bottom land. The mill is
construc ed with two water wheels, each of eight
cen feet diameter, with necessary machinery
for manufacturing flour and grinding all other
grains and plaster The stream is IN excellent
one, 81, arcely eve. failing to afford water to
drive The mill which is in fine wheat growing
region, and within about eight miles Of
tue Manassas Gap Railroad. and Of easy access
from MI directions. 1t is q good location for
manufacturing Wool, and in the hands of an
enterprising capitalist can be made very val
uabo property. MIR. Alexander Cary who re-
sides in Flint Hill, or the subscriber, in Wash
ington, will receive offers and show tho proper
ty JOHN JET
Washington, Kapp co., Va, dec 24-eolm
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ON RIS'rM AS 1863,

Az Jerry & DAF ID IN,
22G King street, cor Alfred,
Announce that to meet the wants Of the ap-
preaching Holidays, they have made large ad-
iitiunS to their stock O.
--CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
ana are now prepared to offer IN assortment
which in variety and prices cannot be excellod :.
We name iii part
LAYER Raisins, whole, half and quarter boxes.
Valencia RAislns, New C;tron.
New Currants, Fishers Mince Meat.
Sweet Cider, Flavnrins Extracts
Pure Spices. Preserved Ginger.
Canned Fruits and Vegetables.
.;ardincs, English and American Pickles, &c,
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
doc'l3
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DRUGS, s'EaE;ssss's x,

HLlSiiED a-43
H. :" iEA ATEE " ROY
pEhIEii% IN
PURE DRUGS AND EniCiHE;i,
tllEMlCA rs, rAI MiN OILS,
WARM :!iiE:', GA kDEN SEEDS.
ErlCh~, htiJiH &r.
Nos AMI south fnritA is,
Mug 1t! hrXiildrin, Va.
IT, II. COOK. wM. y. CNEIUnTuN.
4 NDOK " CREIGHTON,
Whrl"salc and Retail Hraiars in
PURE Dltl)GS AID CllEMlCAI,S, PAL NrS,
NArniShcs AMI Oils,
WINDOW GLASS AND Purity.
NJ. lDT King street.
Prompt .,ttcntinn gwen L. orders and IN
uuirias from tho country. HAT l-tf
SAMUEL H. JANNEY. AAHLON IT. JkNNEY
1ANNKY u CO.,
DEALERS IN
PURE DRUGS, LEWIS WHITE LEAD
PMints Oils and FArnIshc.
FRENCH WINDOW GL.A s.; & PUTTY
No lf5, King street.
.as~ Orders and Inquiries from. The country
promptly attended to sep D.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-04

Among the very best of our exchanges1is
the East Brady Independent, published by
Col. Sam. Young, at East Brady. Ffcon.
tains every week full and comptste &C.
couEt OF the OF! and other news 4ffong the
Allegheny River, besides vast ahount Of
miscellaneous, political. telegraphic aud
other news The Col. has RECENTLY enlarged
and otherwise bsau,ifed his paper, making
il geographically and editoriallY one of the
best papers in Western Pennsylvania. Those
of Our readers desiring first -clazs, spicy
readable Journal in every respect, should
subscribe for the Independent. Its not
only Independent IN name but Independent
10 action. Success to the Col. and his pa
per.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-04
Brady's Bend, Pa, Nov. 2, lS7

Brady's Bend, Pa, Nov. 2, 1870.
A now well was struck to-dal on tSe
farm Of, Jacob Mildren: Armstrong Run,
and is flowing through the casing one
thousand barrels per day fully. 1t is said
that she has fswed four hundred barrels. 10
the last six hours. This well adjoins the
famous Armstrong well, and near the James
well, which has been flowing one hundred
barrels per day for the last month. Seter-
al new wells are being drilled and will be
complsted shortly. The territory surround
ing these wells is being leased rapid
ly.
Later dispatches received here state that
the tiosof the wei. is variously estimated
from 400 to LIDO. .b.rrels daily. As near
o. can be learned the we'll Is flowing from
800 to 400 barrels per day without the tu-
biag in. This produc ticp. will probably
las! until. the powerful volume of gas which
exist 10 the oil territory at that place, ex-
hausts itself
LATER.--A telegram from Brady's B Bend +.
received at noon today, Gays the,new wei.
is flowing at the rate OF 400 barrels per day.
This shows large falling off from first re .
ports of the production.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-04

An exchange thus speaks Of certain
class Of young men: They who suppose
that they are approaching Byronic excel
ience by turning down their shirt collars.
running after women and taking soda in
the morning to cure o nights debauch are
delusion. These characteris-
tics were not popular, even with Byron.
and il he had been more of a man his ex.
ample ia this respect wonld not have come
down 10 us to mislead young men who take
more pride in the hair on the outside
than of the .brains on the inside Of their
heads.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-04
List Ell Grand Jurors FOR tho sIh
Monday OF November, 1850.

Allegheny Tp., David Lamb.
Cherrytree Tp., W. +. Archer, Jno. Arch
er.
Cranberry Tp., Wm. har,in.
Fieuchcreek Tp., VIM keynolds.
irwin Tp,, John Latshaw.
jackson Tp., ". \. Moore, Samuel
Small.
Oil City, X. b. Fulton.
Oaklaud, Wm. Alters, Daniel Benning-
hoil.
: Emleniou, Il. W. Porterfleld.
Pnegrove Tp., Dsusel llilliari.
Plum Tp., Van Buren, Welsh.
P!a1ar, Fred. r. kahle.
Pirasaniviils, Z. S. Nettleton, Peter AL
den.
President Tp., Jacob Willings.
Rynd. Wesley Chambers.
Kicqiand TIP, WIN. hunter.
S,ndycre,k Tp, John A. Adams.
Scrubyrass. Tp.. John S,over.
Utica, j. A. Riddle, James Dick
ey.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-04

The l.ouisrille Courier-J ournai gravely
obiuariAss a deceased contemporary as fol-
lo.wr:. !
:; The Texas paper called the Jimpecute
is dead. 1t was only few months ago
that it denounced us a liar and scoundrel
and horse thief, because We incidentally
referred TO its funeral as on event likely to
occur some time within The present cen
tury. We saw death in its face the day il
was BORA
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-04
4, man named Patrick McPhillips

a, man named Patrick McPhillips has
been arrested at Shamburgh, and after en-
examination, committed to Jail at Franklin
to await the result Of the injuries to George
II Lehman, one of the men shot in the late
ARRAY at that place. Lehman. is badly
wounded, the ball passing through his lef,
lung and coming out between the SD houiders.
The name of the other wounded man is
Thos. Farrell, W 10, was shot In the shoulder
by a man named Edward Kirk. Kirk made
bis escape and so far has eludaG the Off
GERS in pursuit Of him.
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Latest and Most Important
War News.

London, Nov. 3.
1t is repol sed that Theirs has proposed
at Versailles an armistice, on the basis sug
eested by the British Ministry, and that
the proposition will br, If it has not already
been. accepted by Prussia.
Theirs expresses greA. satisfaction at the
course pursued W England.
The World cable special dated London,
Nov. 81, says:
An armistice hos been concluded.
Tours, Nov.3.
The Government has no news from the
mission of Thiers. and there are no Of
fetal advices from the army Of the
Seine.
From Marseilles very unfavorable reports
are received in regard to the conduct OF the
people.
Some pxcesses have been committed, and
it is said the Administrator was shot at on
the occasion of his assumption Of municipal
control.
Laon sh all be defended to the death
No person shall leave the place in antici
patton OF u struggle, except women, child
rem aud old men.
All others who escape, or seek to escape,
shall be considered Infamous, aud dealt
with us traitors.
The journals of Tours declare that the
more facts in regard to the surrender oi
Metz become known, the more is shown
Bazaine's course was reasonable
Much stress is laid upon the manner IN
which the officers and men were deceived
in regard 10 the condition of the fnan
ces.
The fact that forty million Of francs. and
enormeas quantities of munitions were de
livered to the enemy, is also dwelt upon III
evidence OF treason.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-04
Gold att p. NJ, ll0s@
GREAT klaE AT Il AAnKEn's
LANDING.

BY telegram from Park tr's Landing
VIC learn that II, disastroustr 'oke, out in
: 'aat town this moruing..A, =, "hIch two
thirds Of the business psr .on I. he place
was laid in ashet]
LArER.-Tbe following is list Of houses
destroyed: Morrisou's i:enpv store; Leav-
: ssenwortb's saloon; Snedeker's boot and shoe
store ;iSpats clothing store; Weaver j. Sons
restaurant; Eckert House; z. T. Locks
ba'ber shop; Herbsts office; Goldrick, Par.
son d 'GaiIey's Office; Johnson's saloon
Fell's Il Fuller house; Stahls dry good.
store; Spencer's restaurant; Fritzs billiard
saloon; Books billiard saloon; Johnston's
saloon, and number OF other small Offices
and buildings.
The fire originated about half.past foul
o'clock this morning In an old ''ires aud
easy" from an unknown cause.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-04

A bank check Tor $500, which has had a
cnr:ons history, was sent 10 the Treasury
Department at Washington, a short time
since. 1t was taken froui the body of a
murdered. Texan cattle drover, several
years aSo, by Indians, who in consequences
of the variety of colors in the rich engrav-
Jugs attached some npecial importance to it
and cut the paper into several pieces di-
viding them among the tribe. A peace
comm issioner finally persuaded the gentle
savages to give up the pieces. and he past
cd them together, and forwarded the check
now complee-to Washington,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-04

To night the young and talented artistic,
Miss Fanny B. Price, with full New Y ork
dramatic company, opens q. Sobers Opera
House, in the great sensational drama Of
the.'.Pearl Of Savoy" Miss P. is too well
known to need any recommend from US,
and We have no doubt but .hst tie house
will he crowded.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-04
Shakspeare's describes---

Shakspeare's Describes
"One Pinch. hungry barefao'd william,
A mere anatomy"
But he didn't board at the Petroleum Ex
change Hotel, for il he had, he wouldn'-
have been hungry after dsposing of one o I
the square meals gotten up there, or even
an oyster stew or fry. If you want some-
thing good to eat, and pientyof it, drop in
and see "Alf." or ED" at fhe Petroleum,
Exchange.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-04

While one of the river boats was taking
on some live stock, among the lot was one
large gray mule that rafused to walk the
staging. Thesmate sung out to roust-
about TO ''twist his tail aud he d come -
4 coroner's jury have decided that he came
tn his death by 80 beying orders. LA
Crosse Leader.