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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-05-27

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4 .,ID..Kotice TO Delinqpenta tas O.
nFHhsfonthe lllA DAY q jan, lssQ eyeey account
" and Note due 10 must Be settled. We have de-
eulnad 70 sets aN oooeoadiug deoas de - 70 that
Sc may Sc ssved j.AFEXBEKToN : GO:
z chElearoN ch l4: = rt4 44a9.
JAS. r. A0LRR, General Manager !
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- .AT|.':H . - >. ..-|"EIE az" Y
Having deE9ni.sA - cell ensds thia sssson q Wy
small prO1ts and - low . they can b purchased q
A Strict1y'Cash Businessl
.uthS1
s1N6 nenso Mn ~ sold q lima inlsos special
~ 1870. r..l.ma. yL.yi w'daS'Nt
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Cu-rAlBor. wlsoNx SAhNEs " ts.s1s.,
Exchange. "....
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K1yO0 n.y. tagsHr wEaIsF.F-r A1YW0
3Wsoa Street, Helena, Montana,
c0LOX8b .. g. 011D PDoPaB1OR. :
Kiyus sFara Kiyus
Nyus Kocktails n ~ rsga.
Ths coaseea has TIE fsealty q piepsiag svssybedy:
80 - house g 'the fsshion." saxscGs j
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.a0eepr&aes-4nea.HQ pe1e yss,er-
81 beewssRo, NJ NJ G: Beewelps hoIss
Aaamlng Bi!d and yaA " Bellsy's mare,
4Adk Nlo1d, Hecle-a single daeh. 0oGyasda
@ No@; Tho r.cs % heSus July .. 1a1a
The pepers ~ ldpwas- and ESQ, forfeit
money now up. 7hiss.ssis . Sc, sure. From
prcseaR snascasi6ns shsSi6ph6 <lSi ~ july
will Be the grand racing week of the season.
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Land Entriesl
o. b. O,BAN NON,

~ Deer LODGE AxOnton0.
WILL atesad % III business eonneetsa Win ~
"! sntsy q lAn1e loeaied In 0ess Lodge CosnN;
A Filings and 4ntreo made & e the D. g. Land 00oo
= HNsaA q LAn9sin this Ceuasy. lnfes0Atiea q q
Refeas 70 E Kelley, Dance : Stuart claaits pls.
On, Ias n Brown, Geo w Irwin, Peter vaolQa II
Y00YickDont Sosn peees6sA Norm 1vm, Caanan1
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~ Horace Couutryma1,r
E. Et" D1AC015o0AN, t@fS
MillWrightandMaSter Builder

Having located In Deer Lodge CITY 4. +, .pesna-
nently, Offers bic services In Drafting,
kindo - ooildi19e, bndgeA etc, eto. .... -
Refers e L. H. Aershds@ b BIO, Heleaa p: G
yhrwen, virginia; Dance, Stnart o., Dese Lojeo.
D Aptly % 81 sddfese HonAcD CoUHi1Y1AA Do0
glodxe, n, r, earo Of Dance, Staass 4 Go. s ]o4
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EroC Ben. Hogan, the celebrated pugil-
list ana hero Of several hard fought battles.
was in town yesterday. The Prof has
been holding forth at Parkers Landing for
the last few months, and represents times
as lively thereabout The Prof. intends to
remove to New York in short time, and
proposes to establish an institute for the
benefit of reformed pugilist,. We trust the
Professor will succeed in doing great deal
.: good in bis new role.
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LIFE IN UTAH.-We have received the ad-
vance sheets of q work shortly to be publish
cd, entitled "Life in Utah; or the Mys,erics 9
and crimes Of Mormanism." Being an Ex-
pose Of the Secret Rites and Ceremonies of
the Latter-Day Saints, with a full and
authentic history of the Mormon sect from
its origin to the present time, by J. II.
Beadle, editor OF the Salt Lake Reporter,
and Utah correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial. This work is issued by sub
scription only, and is not !cr sale in the
bookstores. Any one wishing copy
should address the publishers and an agent
vii! call upon them. An agent is wanted
in this city anil vicinity. For particulars
address the National Publishing Co., Phila
dolphin. Pa.
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from Rio de Janeiro, we have some nfor-
nation about the dreadful condition OF
Paraguay. The country is one vast Iuin.-
Towns were depopuia;ed, and the peop,e
are literally starving. There ale Thousands
living on roots and whatever fruit they can
fad. Twenty thousand widowed women
are hanging about Asuncion yainly striving
to procure passage to Buenos Aytes or
Montevideo. Gangs of deserters are PROV.
ling through the country robhing and mur-
dering. Lopez is safe in the mountains.
snccored by the Indians, but the Brazil
ians hold possession OF tie whole country
with that exception.
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At meeting Of the representatives of
the different roads between Buffalo and
fittsbnrg, held at New York last week, an
hgreement.. was entered into by which
passengers and freight will be run through
between those Two cities without change OF
cars thus avoiding all delays aud changes
ut Bfocton, Cory and Oil City.
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Gold ill7..

AN IMPORTANT DECIsloN.--On Tuesday.
.he 22 instant, in the case of II. r. Kemp
VA. The United States Petroleum Co..
Judge Trunky in his charge to the jury
held that the oil reserved as royalty to the
owner of the land by the leases in ordinary
use, is rent, and csp be distrained for when
unpaid, and collected 10y landlords war
rant.
This is the first decision Of this question,
and will lie oil interest TO both land OWNERS
and lessers In the oil region.
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r et,oletm Can5re Daily Record.
rc,. Centre, TriJpy March 25
ARRIVAL rRNDl DEPARTURES OF
TIaAlNS,ON e. g. & A. IL. ss.

SOUTH.
No. 2, Passenger. .--LcavcCorry l1.20 q.
m Titusville. ~ 59p. m; Petroleum Cen
ire lao p. m.; Oil City, 2.22 p. m.; II
yineton, 8 10 p. m
No. 4 Passenger Leave Cory 0. 10 a. m;
Titusville, 1875 n. M. Petroleum Centre
Sl4 a N; Oil City, $50 m; arrive at lr-
vineton ll.4o q IN.
No. Passenger-Leave Cory G. 05 p m /;
Titusville, 7.50 n m; Petroleum Centre,
$50 p N; arrive at OIL City $40 T N.
No. I, Passenger-Leave irvipeton 7.l5
. N; oil City, 10. 10 n; Petroleum Cen
ire, II. .O5 u; Titusvilie, II, 90 IN; arrive
vt Cory LAO p IN.
No. 3, Passencer-Leave Irviueton, 12,-
n5 p IN; OIL City 2.57 p m; Petroleum Cen.
tire, 1856 p m; Iitusville, 4, 20 p IN; arrive
Ut Cory 5.45 pm.
No. 5, Passengrr-Leave Oil City 100 a
m; roleum Celtre. 7,43 a m; Titusville.
$50 am: arrive at Cory TO- 10 = m.
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NEWS ITEMS.

GeCera'S Snerluan, tleastutou' Cus'"''
Davies, ,Torbet and other cavalry leaders
are consumating plans for organizing q
cavalry society. All cavalry officers and
privates are invited TO meet in conven-
ton called for The sth Of April TO meet in
Philadelphia.
The Leavenworth Coal Company, at
Leavenworth City. reached by shaft on
Tuesday nilht an inexhaustible bed f
coal not excelled in quality by any west Of
Pittsburgh. There il great satisfaction
among the citizens and manufacturing inter-
ests thereat.
Lafayette Burns, of Syracuse, and
James " Long, of Brunswick, both post
masters, have been sentenced by the United
States District Court ut Jefferson City,
Missouri, to ten years imprisonment Tor
taking money from letters,
About three tons OF fish. caught in tho
Sacramento liver were received in Chicago
Tuesday over the Pacific Railroad by one
dealer. Also, California quai!s, asparagus.
peas aud radsher.
Gen. NJ. S. Miller who was ordered to
Detroit cs Quartermaster General of the
Department OF the Lakes, died suddenly
while on his sy'from Texas.
a letter from North Manastique, Wis,
under date of March 18Th, reports four feet
OF snow upol the ground, and the mercury
at two degrees below zero. There had been
no thaw for one hundred and twenty days.
The prospects OF all early opening CT tie
Straits OF MlckiCaw are net very fattering
at present. 4 gentleman from Lake Su-
perVr reports snow from five TO seven feet
deep in the woods.
Navigation on the lakes has reoleped.-
Mountanecr, the first boat OF tho season,
arrived at Detroit Wednesday.
Samuel Watson. q white haitel man OF
sixty, is being tried at Racine, Wis, OIL
the chaIge of numbering Aunie TIawley, II
woman with whom he had been infinite
The remains were found under bridge
up on each side of the head the skull was
iractured. The prisoner claims inuo-
cence,
The extensive stables OF the Louisville
city Railroad company and sevpra. frame
buildings occupied as liquor saloons and
boarding ouses in the immediate neigh
horhood, were burned Wednesday after
noon. Loss heavy, fully iasured.
The repair shops of the Milwaukee aud
St, Paul Railroad Company were burned
Wednesday. intending four engines and six
box cars. Total loss 500, 900 mostly in
sured.
The drying house of Prewett. Spur e Co,
manufacturers of cedar ware, in Nashville,
was burned Wednesday. A large lot Of
valuable cedar lumber was destroyed.
Numerous contracts for buildings in Nash.
vile have been suspended. On account O.
the proposed Congre ssional intcrference
with the government Of the State. Governor
Senter declares that ho is opposed to such
interference, and called upon tho Presi-
dent for military emergencies.
TIE members of st, Crispia Society ip
Worcester, Mnss, who have been on
strike for several months, have returned to
work.
The carriage mandatory off. G. uurles
in Kingston. n. Y. was destroyed hy Gro
Monday night. Loss $40, ,000; insurance
small.
The seyenty-frst ANIMAL session OF the
New England Conference OF Methodist Min.
s;eri opeoel at Springfield, &lss, Wedncs-
day.
funxD~ ~eeSxD 6ls-yJy,
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The report was current on the streets this
forenoon that shot was fred into Pratber's
htor", about ten o'clock last evening at the
clerk. Etlher singular fact in counec-
lion with the shooting is that no one in the
nelshborhood heard the shot fired. The
report probably originated in a diseased i'm.
agination.
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We would call the attention OF our Lnsi-'
ness men 70 he superior styles OF job print
ing, both plain and fancy, at present being
TUNED on' irom This Office. We are prepar.
Ell to execute jIb praips Of every de.cfin-
zion in tae latest and most fashionable style
Of the art, and at reasonable rates. IT,
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The officers OF the steamer Andy John
son. from keokuk, report when they passed
Louisiana, Mo. Tnesday night, " fire had
destroyed the large planning mill and lum-
Der yard of j. Wiley, livery static and
roH Of residences, and was still raging
Loss upknown.
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A fire Tuesday night destroyeda a buildiug
in Worcester, Mass, owned by Dorance
Goddard. Loss $4,000; insurance $4,000.
Loriug & Blake loss $4,000; insurance
$4,000; L. A. Bagley AGO, $4,000; par
TALLY insured; A. Z. Worcester & Co. $4,000
1t is supposed to have been incendiary.
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Among the many other tracts that will ht
developed within the next month, is tba
known as the Price fern, located back o.
tae Storey fam, immediately bacl. of Pet
roeum Centre. Messts. Contant & from
bly, have recently become the owners of this
farm, and several wells will be put down,
which il as expected, prove TO be upon a
southwest continuation of the Shambure
belt, will not only open up new field for
operations, but prove valuable investment
for tho owners.
Two new wells have been recently COM
pleted npon Chicago tract near Shamburg.
They are owned by Geo. Foggns, and are
producing respectively about 25 and 2 bar-
rels per day. 1t is thought the latter will
prove an eight or ten barrel well as
sosn as proper pumping gear can be ad-
justed.
Oliver Steel struck oil in his new we'll in
Cranberry township, above the Allegheny
bridge, on Tuesday evening. The oil is of
a heavy gravity and thero are good iudica-
tions of paying well.
A new. we'll was struck yesterday upon the
Blood farm, which starts out with daily
production of about GO barrels. This well
s located on the hill, aad is owned By
Nessrs. Wright, Hoover and Riugwalt.
VIM. Parker and - Spencer struck a
we'll on Smith farm, Allegheny river, half
nile above Franklin on Friday last. 1t is
fielding two barrels day and $50 fee,
leep.
Mr.. Thoa. Chess has just completed his
lew wei! On the Epley properly, near the
'oint. Tho well is no. yet tested, ba
he show OF oil is good.
The old Nantassel well located upon the
oceanic Company's property. AT the mouth
If Church Run near Titnsville, which was
ectntly started after lying idle for reatly
hree years, has been again abandoned.
y new well was struck day or two since
lpon the Lille farm, near the producing
we'll owned by Geo. j. Sherman, OF Titus
'-''>' ~ 20 per uhN,
and is owned Ly A. Ii. Bronson.
Vel No. ., upon the c. Clark farm,
struck two dayS since aud owned by A.. II.
Bronson, is doing nearly 100 barrels per
day. Well No. upon the same farm, al d
strnck about two weeks since, is at q stand
still, the tubing having been dropped in it :;
operations, however, will be resumed in a
day or two.
The Harrington ard Andrews well upon
the McCilntocs farm, reported few da, S
since at 20 barrels, is now pumping at u
daily averageiot forty ba rrels.
The West Virginia Democrat, says: We
have interviewed several friends from Burn
ing Springs, and gather the following facts
Business continues dull. owing to too bad
of the roads and the tightness oi
the money market. The oil production is
still about 200 barrels day. Messrs.
Jaynes Il Co., have arrived and commenced
operations on their new well. Prospecta
this summer for a large yield are natterins.
Oil at the Springs is quoted at $4,lO and
$4,l5.
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A letter frow j. o.. Douglass, deputy
commissioner oil Internal revenue nj Wash
ington, decides that persons vending prize
candy boxes are liable TO tae same tax as
indiv iduals ENGAGED in gift lottery enter
brsys, namely %ieO per annuM'
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The present warm and PHEASANT weather
has tendency to give one the Spring fever.
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The Case OF Cahooa against Ell is on was
partially heard Wednesday by Judge In.
derwood, 1T RichmoDd During the arsu-
ment the Judge expressed thei opinicu that
the enabling act was unconstitutional
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A train on the Connecticut and Pas
sum psic River Railroad was thrown from
the track above Grafton Wednesday by a
broken rail. Two cars went down an en-
bankment seven feet high. Ten passengers
were slightly hurt. but none hilIeI.
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We learn that quite pleasant time was
bad at the Good Templsr's reunion, last
evening. Not being present We are unaele
to give a report Of the proceedlngs
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Wild pigeons ure said 10 be quite numer-
Qua in The surrounding woods.
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Just received large and well assorted
stock OF shelf hardware at J. Rutherford's.
IT,
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Mr.. Frazer, salesman for the well known
clothing house Of Charles Stokes, Philadol-
pbia will visit this city about April lst.
Those Wishing clothing cut in the latest
style and best materials will do well TO re.
serve their orders for him. He will have
very large and complete line Of samples
Our prices will bo found very low as the
extent of onr business gives great advan-
tages in buying. The louG established repn-
tation Of the house for fair dealing, good
cutting and workmanship is guaran.s
that every customer will be pleased.
ml6. m.
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dow shades and Fixtures, just reed ut
mStt. GRIFFGs BROS.
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THIS MEANS BUsINEss.-My entire stock
of goods is offered at cost.
A. S. SMITH.
Dee 5 IT,
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at IL A. n. and
~ r. ID. Sabbath School at l21. r. NJ.
eats free. 4 cordial inritation extend.
ed to ail.
REV. c. NJ. HEARD, Pastor.
STS. PETER AID PAUL'S '(Catbolie)
CHURCH.
Mass at lG14 4. IN.
Fesper and Benelictisa Of tho Blessed
sacraiaent at p. II.
Catecbisn at,,2,'p. ID.
JAMES DUNN. Pastor.
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philadelphia 81 Erie R.

Time 10 minutes faster than Er ia time
On and after Monday, Nov. 18th, 1860 the tain,
on the Philadelphia 81 Erie Raiiroai will run as
follows:
WESTWARD.
Mail Train leaves Philadelphia, 9,85 p m
leaves Cory, ESQ p m
" g arrives at Ere . . s. 20 u m
Erie Expr leaves Philadelphia 1I4O a m
= " leaves Cory S19am
" - arrives ut Erie, 100 u m
accom- u, leaves cory 1,5D pm
60 Z" arrives at Eric. 345 n I'M
EASTWARD. e.:
Mail Train leaves Erie. SAC m
leaves ConyT 1910 M
" arrives At Philadelphia. 62O a m
ERIE ENpr' eaVs Erte, 400 p m
leaves Cory. $50 IN
=" g arrives NJ Philadelphia, 1915 p m
Accom- n leaves Erie, lO,25 m
- arrives at Cory, ITO ID IN
Express cast com eCts nj Cory Mail east at Cor
ry ana lrNinel on, Express west at Iryineton with
trains on Oil CreeE ard Allegheny River Railroad
ALFRED L. TYLER, Gen Supt
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOE SALE CHEAP

A s3'onj;d' pair ofIIorscs, also WAGON and Har.
MeC!iutU. k House. ml4tf
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LoCnl Notices.
special Notioc t0 POltcS ts"idrrs OF
the Irooklyn Lifo Insurance Com.
paHy.

All power Of J. P. Albee as agent fer
this Company has been revoked for sufficient
cause, and the public and policy holders are
requested to transact all business direct
with the officers at this Office.
CurIsTIAN W. BorCK,
President Bro oklyn Life Ins, Co., No. l4l
Broadway, New York City. 2tm.
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COLD is ord which Codibgton h Corn
well propose render Obsolete. For raO6us
operdndi call and see them marcblOtf.
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The Governor OF Massachusetts has ap-
| oined the I'h day Of Apri! as fast day.
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HiviDe Services.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at II o'clock A. n, and 2
sclock Z. N.
REV. J. T. OxToBY, Pastor.
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SHERIFFs SALH Is CLoSED. Nicholson 4
Backmon having bought him cut At this
place ard Kane City. IT.
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A. s. Smith in order to close ont his large
stock of ladies shoes &c. offers them q cost
as they mus. be sold in the next 60 days.
Dec & IT,
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cSy~ It is the trn,h? CRIES Bros. have
RESUMED SPECIE PAYMENT. All
persons purchasing goods al their store will
receive specie in change. Give them call
and see for yourself m22-f.
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Reduced Prices OF hammers L Aldep's,
nov.22u.
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THE PYRAMIDS of splendid coal over at
Codington d CoInwel's yard are perfectly,
wonderful. narchiOtf.
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G. a. DnTfey,
4 ! EALES in second hand eng nes boilers, Tub
/ jing, Casing, also new Wood ~ Mann engines
co stnlly on hand. Having the facilities for
CLEARING AND REPAIRING EN-
GlNES,
a i'll do so on tn most reasonable terlns.
arties Having Engines for Sale
Vii do well to give me u cal. Platform near the
o. C. 3 An r.,
PETEGLEUM CENTRE, Pa.
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Lammers u Alden's is the only store to
quy good. dnrahle and cheap clothing.
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The largest and best assortment Of Table
Cutlery, ever brought into the country at
Nicholson L Blackmons. IT,
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hammers Il Alden's is the only white
mans clothing store in the Centre.
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Underclothing in large quantities .. Lam
mers il Alden's.
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Orders taken for suits and fits guGyanteed,
hammers d Alirn's.
CHILDRENs CARRIAGES-A fine assort-
ment at the Furniture Store.
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Horse Shoe Nails wholesale AHa retail,
at Nicholson X Blackmon's. 23-lf.
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There will be "A meeting OF the Odd Eel.
lows at present resdicg in this place, for
the purpose OF forming Lodge. at Gooi
Tempiars Hall. on Friday evening, March
25tb. $50. All members of the order ale
invited to attend. BY order committee.
NIL 2t
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Kin GLoAEs-A large assortment, at
Lamem,s IL AlGen's
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Gold taken at par for goods at Gaffn-y's.
"A ISL.
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TheNew Gas Pump Tor sale at Nicholson
L BlackmOns. I.
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The largest aud best assorted stock ever
Oh exhibition on Oil creek is at Gaffnev's
NiS,k.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-25

CarrlGge Bolts, wholesale and retail. q
Nicholson Il Backmons 23-if.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-25

The New Gas tump for sale ut Niebolsos
& BlackmdI's. II.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-25

Gaffney, sells better and cheaper goods
than any dealer on the creek. Try him.
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