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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-03-18

.Drc. f. Reiff & Bro, have the finest
lot Of Lamps ever brought to this city.
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40 the Hon. Cha.aR. PernWelL iadae


Common Pleas Sandnsky County Ohio.
The Grand Jury beg leave to report, that IN
obedience to the order Of the Court, and Sta
tute, in such cases made and provided.
They have visited the county Jail, and find
the same insufficient for the safe keeping Of
uch prisoners as may be lodged therein.
That the regulations in and about the Jail
are good and strictly observed.
They further say, they have visited the diff
ferent offices in the Court House, and find the
same badly ventilated, and the Treasurers
office entirely too small for the amount OF bus
iness done in said county.
They further report teat there is no Grand
Jury room within the same
They would therefore respectfully recon-
mend that the jail be repaired sufficiently to
make it safe, and an addition built to the
Court House, enlarging the same sufficiently,
for the amount of business done within our
said county. HucH BsHEEilSfJ
lO-ll Foreman.
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Buy your Hats and Caps of Youngman.
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Report Of the Grand Z. 5gTy ~ l91the Case 2
To the Hon. Chas. IL Pe,,neseell, ,5ssa9o~oi
Common PEens Sail1nsRu conntN Ohio:

To the Hon. Chas. IL Pe7saes1eli, JUDGE Of
Common Pleas, SdHdVs&y county, Ohio;
The Grand Jury beg leave to report that
they find that one Albert Hastings, youth OF
less than sixteen years, resident Of said eoun-
ty, was, on the 18th day of February A. d.
1870. at said County of Sandusky Ohio, guilty
of willfully and wantonly breaking open and
entering a Grocery Of one Taylor Hatfield, of
said county, and tho and there did steal, take
and carry away ono dollar in lawful moneyot
the United States, one penknife Of the vafue OF
two dollars; and that said Albert Hastings did
futher ywillfully and wantenly, at said county
afore said on OF about the 18th day Of February,
A. D. 1870, enter and break into an sothes OF
one Chas Burnell, at the village Of Clyde, and
did then and there and thereby take, steal and
carry away one Revolver Of the value Of seven
teen dollars, ono pocket-knife of the value OF
seyenty-fve cents; and they further find that
ssid Albert Hastings is an habitual criminal,
given to and constantly practicing in crime
stealing whatever he can carry away, breaking
into buildings and indulging in crime and wan
tonness; that said Hastings parents are very
poor and exercise no control or restraint on
him:
And they say that thoy believe said Albert
Hastings is a suitable and proper youth to be
sent to the Reform Farm. And recommend
that he - sent to the Reform Farm tor such
time as tho Court may think best.
ll-l2 HUGH B. HINLINE, Foreman.
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Trains leave TOIed
Cleveland, Columbus, CinCin.
natl e. IndfanODOIis RjY,

~ The 3.5I A. II. and 1900 down trains
from Fremont, connect with above trains at Berea.
20 The SOC A. N, and els A. N. trains from
Fremont, connects with above trains at Shelby via
Monroeville.
E. s. FLINT, GenT Supt.
Z. A. FoRp, Genil Pasr Agent, Cleveland, Ohio.
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NOTICE.

A caucus for the nomination of township Of
ficers, will be held at the township hall, in
Ballville, on Friday the 1st of April, at one
O'Clock.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Specie Payments resumed, at J. Strauss
Clothing Store.
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REUNION OF THE 12d RECT
o. WI.

The Second Reunion of the 72dO. Wv.
l., will be held at Clyde Ohio on We'd
nesday April 9Th, 10.
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B.beppIenlaIi, has ten or twelvs tons Of
primo timothy hay for sale.
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lust Received. Five Bales Heavy Shir-
ting, which we ere selling at one Shilling per
vard.r Also three eases Of those splendid Do
mestic FIannels Manufactured from Woods
Of our own Selections which we are selling at
,,oat bargains. D. Garvin & Co.
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GREAT SALE OF GOODS.
We are now closing out our Stock Of
3 Dress Goods and WOOlens
Mt ,cd,.eed prices. MANY OF THEM LESS
THAN COST. Now is the time to purchase.
D. Garyin & Co.
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very lively and ATTRACTIVE stock OF prices
that will remind them of Specie Times, Best
Prints 10 Cts. - -y-.- ~,
Get the hard money at J. Strauss Cloth
House and goods AWFUL low Ekg
r.. --------- -,-..s q
The place TO get you money back-in
Specie change, is at J. Strauss Clothing
Store. Go and buy and get some iinsling
change.
Ladies,-Call at Crane * Wykes. If you
wish to see some nice spring goods, for Chill
dren's wear
Gents, YOU will find beautiful assortment
OF spring goods, at Crane & wykes, Stop
in and see them.
For fashionable Neck-tie go to Crane 6
Wykes, they have the largest assortment in
the city.
A splendid lotof trussss ast received, at
the German Drug Store Of Br.sBeiff & BRO.
nryfoos and Brother, are constantly receiv-
ing new additions TO their stock ofClothing.
The Clothing war gtill rages at the Nam
moth Clothing house d Dryfoos & Bra.
"
Spring Goods at Dryfoos 4 Bro
The signs Of the times Indicate that the on
ly place to buyGlothing, Hats; Cups or Trunks,
is at Dryfoos d Bro.
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500 Cords Of seasoned mixed wood
wanted BY d. L. June s Son, to be delivered
aYtheir Lime KiIns, near the depot, for which
ihe highest market price viii be paid
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Ladies.-Call at Crane * Wykes. If you
wish to see some nice spring goods, for Chill
dren's wear.
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GommrErriaI Mlatters.
FREMONT RETAIL MARKET.

JOURNAL OFFICE, FHENoSr March 4, o. 1870.
PORK-Per bn......................... 92S.OO
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Get the hard money at J. Strauss Cloth
House and goods AWFUL low ~ Il
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!, t;erman School Books, Of every kind, at
the German Drug Store Of DR.. ReiH & BrO-'
State street.
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Gents, YOU viii find beautiful assortment
OF spring goods, at Crane & Wykes, Stop
in and see them.
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The greatest assortment and best variety
of,Shoes for Ladies and Misses wear, ever Of
fered in Fremont, can be seen at the store OF
p! Dorr srd Son, in Fremont.
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The best Of Type, good Presses, and excellent
material, enables us to turn QUIT fnestwOrk,
OF liharaI rafas
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Dressed Hogs ........................,.. ll.OO
BEEF-Psr .snaso
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RAlLROa DS.
CONDENSED TIME.TABLE 3
tAKE suoRE RAILwAY-eoIse EAsT.

Leave Clsvepd 5:O0A.M. s:l5AM. $50 P.M.T:3s F..s-
Fremont S:45 ll;27 Sis lO:4l
Ar've at Toledo ll:0o ll:4OP.x.7:40 e;sSA.N'
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For fashionable Neck-tie go to Crane 6
Wykes, they have the largest assortment in
the CITY
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a AGo0dlAgentl lranted for Fremont, o.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-21

LONDON, Sept. 20.-The news from
Italy to-day is meagre. m
Rome has not yet been captured.
LONDON, September 20.-In order
to avoid complications with other
Powers, the French Government has
declined the services of the Polish
Legion which recently rendered its
services.
More newspaper establishments
have been removed from Paris to
Tours.
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perience In curing the debliitafed and
diseased disclosed the startling fact that
three fOurths of those SUFFERING with DaER-
f9eqosiz Nervous Debility, EEaolssIeI VitoIitl,
Consstl,1ptioa, CttncerOSSs a fectiogss, DissaSe
OF the LtUer, Epilepsy, Purdlysts, ond Dis
cnSes on the Kidneys and Bladder were
cansed by and could only be cured after
eurfng them OF Seminal Weakness. His
immense practice has made his treatment
as near perfection as possible. Many OF
his Datients had paid from 500 to Sc, 900 for
Tnrdicfne and treatment before seeing
him. No better proof that patients can
NOT bs cured without Q searching exam
fnatton of all symptoms and compiica-
lions. and scientific treatment BY an expe-
FENCED physician. Those at q distance
csn Sc cured aE their homes without an
fnfervier Advice free at 10 Broadway
New YORK, There are SO many unsuccess-
mi physieiaus, DIR. HEATH viii merely
say he is the author of two elaborate
works on Medicine and Surgery and one
on CheTaicals- tYlS
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FOR RENT OR LEASE,

a LARGE THREE-srORY BRECK
~ Warehouse, well arranged for To-
0acao house or that viii answer for pack
ing pork storage, or other purposes II Il
situated conveniently Tor business and IL
IN GOOD repair Attached to 10 there IL A
dwelling Tor employees, stable and "A
shed. For rent or lease on reaEonabl a
Terms. BIZ MCNEELY a. SCHUBERT. AS
signees OF the Estate Of Watts, Crane q
Co. seplg 30
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Steam Cirrnlar Saw Ill.

The one We purchased of you on the 22S
August last has given entire satisfaction.
We are satisfied th at with proper hands It
Will saw dfteen hundred feet OF poplar per
hour. On the whole, we think Y0u have
great reason o congra tnlate yourself upon
having constructed q most excellenE Mill,
which will dOubti6s IS EupeFcede those con-
structed upOn other principles. TheS Wlss
gentleman, Mr.. John Walt, whom You
sent to put the mill up and start Il for Us,
seems to be an excellent macntn1sf. Oar
friends who witnessed him working, say
he Is the best sawy er that they have eN er
SEEM You could not have sent better
machinist aud sawyer, or one that would
fs Just what you recommend IL to be.
Yours truly,
sep9 SIN ELDER BROS.
UGnsr sizes for farm and plantation use
ana all other requirements
nov 1Ee-im @. KRAlZ-
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For HENDERsOE.-The feet
steamer Fayette. leaves for Heuder
SON at 3 P. M to-day. inacharge Of that
competent and attentive commanded.
Capt. A. D. Durland. with James II.
Letoher, and Jerry Boylein her Office.
FoR MEMPHIS. - The elegant
steamer Norman, having magnificent
passengers appointments. and every
department IN first rate order. will
leave for Memphis and all way ports.
at A P. n. to day. Capt. d. H. Ken
needy commanding, and Lew. Morris,
in the clerks ofiSe, two clever and
obliging gentlemen. Give tho Nor
man al she can carry to-day.
n fscesIaneouB.
Notwithstanding the arrivals and
departures were few. business was
very active on tho leveo yesterday.
and freights were abundant. so much
50 indeed, that the Evansville, Cairo
a. Memphis Packet Company
concluded to send out sec
ond boat, as the Mallie Rq-
gon could not begin TO take the
freight awaiting shipment; according
ly the West Wind was towcd to the
wharf and commenced receiving. Capt.
John MeClain. late pilot Of the Ma
ry Miller and Quickstep, takes
command. and Eugene Rudd aud Sid
Humphrey, go 10 tho Office. The
West Wind is in splendid condition,
and is an immense carrier on little
water.......Walter Pennington trans
ferred his broad penant TO the Mallie
Ragon, aud with Geo. Throop will,
for a time, adorn that Office. The
Rlgon was full Of freight soon after
noon......-The Bermuda did not find
much freight for up river. but got q
large number of passengers, among
whom were Capt. Yves. Conner, the
veteran pilot who held the wheel Of
the Robert E. Lee. in her famous race
with the Natchez, as be had held the
wheel of the Shotwell wien she won
the horns, Newton Pell. who took the
Lightest out. and Chef. Bradley
formerly of the Robert Moore~......
The Mary Miller was towed to the
bone yard. and will be prepared for
the Memphis trade, which she will
enter as soon as water and business
will justify.
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Interesting Foreign Ifems--Cable
Dlsp Itches 80 the New Y0rR Pa.
peFs.
New YORK, September 20.-A
special dispatch to the World, dated
London, Sept. 19sh, says: The Dem.
osratic demonstration Of the people OF
London. To- night, in Trafalgar Square.
was one of the greatest popular assem-
blages ever seen in the British Capital.
For two hours tho streets leading TO
Olerkenwell, Bethnal Green and
Holburn were alive with successive
possessions OF the Workingmen's So
cieties and Democratic Associations
of the metropolis. Each body OF
men, IS It advanced along the crowded
tnoroughfares. preceded By bands of
music and Illuminated by notices and
u 5transparencies, was followed by the
repeated cheers from the people who
thrJnged the sidewalks. Many
houses and shops on the line
Of the procession we're illuminated,
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THE WAR IN EUROPE.
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mo. 1891
Unfted States MarshaPs Notice.

NO AOoosl
Unitsd States MarshaPs Notice.
UNITED STATES or AMERICA, &C..
District OF IRdiana,
RKYAEREAB, a libel Of information
WV was flied an the District Court OF the
United states for the District OF Indiana,
on the nrst day or September, 1870, by
Charles Walker, against the steamboat
Sam. Orr, her Boilers, Engines, Tackle,
Apparel and Furniture, seized At said Dis
trIct. in q cause Of damages, civil aud mar
it1Ine. and claiming damages IN the sum
Of $3.50, ana praying process against said
steamboat. and that the same may ne
condemned and sold therefor.
Now, therefore, In pnrsuance Of the mo-
n1lion under the seal OF said Court 70 l@ie
directed and delivered, do hereby elFs
pubic notice &c all persons claiming salo
goods, or any part thereof, or ia any man
ner interested therein, that they De ana
appear before the Dlstrict court 81 tnS
United states TO be held a. the City q
Indianapolls, in and for the District 81 1n-
diana. on the Ist Monday OF OCTOBER next
AZ i0 O'clock OF the forenoon Of that day,
Iben and there TO interp1se bheir claims
and make their allegations In that behalf.
BEN. SPOONER, Marshal u. 8.
he SAMUEL DAY, Deputy.
Attest: j. ID. Rowland. Cpk. SEPT
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MACRTNTST.
Irnporeant Nolfce.


The usual amount Of steam used TO do
saving with by the Porttble Circular Saw
nil Is from l25 to $50 pounds pressure per
square inch. have reduced this amount
and require only from 90 70 S0pounds per
square inch, al which steam Is not con-
Sidered 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 Bbyle
Porte BILE Mills, for the noting and careInl
peruaal OF gaWyerB and all those deearlng
to 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 s1c he6sFE
iron axles easily drawn from 9 place, and
efwaVs resdY for operation IN 8 1eW hour
Nh, KRATz The Portable Engine you
furn1shed me, I consider as satisfactory and
perfect In every respect as any machine
aver saw, runs Hight, nGes DC pounds of
steam for running q double 90 and 30 inch
circular saw mill Tor q o0mmonday's bust
ness. An average days work. 5000 to
l0, 90 feet OF lumber easy. with % pounds
Of steam. "A 1.CAxsDSE ELLz
Lynnvtue Ind.
MARION, ky, September 5, 1870.
Mr. @. Kratz, Evansville, Ind:
SIEVE take great pleasure IN giving
our testimony to the excellence Of your
a ~
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Raymond HOuse.

.. W. u = AO4tDl 4Vp44oLU1,
WArER STREET. BIT. MAIN AND LOCUST.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
~ Board 81 90 per day. A watch kept
for ste am boats at all hours, both day and
night. auSO-ly
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H.n0O,OO0 4 inches 10 a feet high. Best
Tim Der and Nut Tree planted. ~ l0-pngo
Circular EHEE. And aii SORTS % NurlerF
STOCK Address bTORRas HARRISON D
CD, gainesville, Lake Coz q.
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Afternoon DI-patches.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
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me FeaFfuI OAEOFR subdued.

THE CURE HOW DISCOVERED =
Having been long AFFLICTED with CANCkH.
resorted TO all the remedies or when
could hear. Among them was one recon-
mend1ng a certain herb TO me as cure.
/ Gas / Euppos5d) procured the nerd
aud prepared and applied H. Wulch
made q perfect cure, but on eIaminatlOD
by the family physician he informed 70
that the herb had used which nau Ena1s
perfect and speedy cure WaS not TIE JIG
recon- uaende,d. All VINO are afntcted can
md q speedy cure by sending Tor tsle re-
cfpe with full directions tor uso- Frlce %.
Address, with regist cred letter or money
order al RORGF MORGAN BOX 15ls Port
Jeryfs. Orange County New YORK
fa21 d8Yn
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News from Paris!
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FoR GRANDvIEw.-The 6ne1 pass
enger steamer Pine Bluff leaves nc ,
P. N. for Grandview and ali wayports,
in charge oftbose attentive AID Oblig-
ing gentlemen, Capt. Lafayette Elder.
John A. Adams and Robert Adams.
Especial attention given TO way bust.
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Great Distribution
mK THE
METROPOLITAN GIFT COMP'Y.
CASH Giffs TO tho am0unE0f 100000.
EvEEY TICKET DRAWS a FRIzE.

Cash Prizes silver WAE@t MC4a
valued aAfVlIV4A
A chance 90 draw any Of tne above Prizes
fOF25c. Tickets describing Prizes arc scaled
In Envelopes and well mixed. On re-
colpt OF 15c Sealed Ticket IS drawn Wltn-
out choice and sent by mail 20 any nd-
diess. Tho prize named npon 40 VIII De
delivered TO The tick et holder on Payment
OF ONE DOLLAR. Prizsa are immediately
sent 20 any address by eNpre9a On return
mall.
You VIII know what your prize ia before
you pay for it. Any Prize exchanged lof
another OF same va ne. NO BlanEas our
par rona can depend on fair dealing.
HEFEREHCE8:-W select the fOlo wing
from many who have lately drawn Nnlua-
bic Prizes, AID kindly permitted GAS %
publish them Andrew Y. Burnar Chicago
40 O0)s Miss Clara -. WMHhari baltimore
Piano, $500: Janes M. MettneWap Delrolts
g5,l0lt John T. Andrew HnHnnuaus t1iu9Ji
Miss Agnes sim mo la, Charle8toni Piano,
5000. W 10 publish no names without per-
mission.
OPtEIONa or Tmf paEs3.=tIho hrm t1
reliable, and deserve their guccel9"-
Weekly ITtb me, AloUb 1--we Know Llem
% be "A fair dealing lrm."-NeD lOTh hef-
0td, 1fnV ~. "a friend OF ours ufcN 03NaJ
prize, which was promptly repaiYea. RI
DAILY Nous, June 3.
send for circular liberal Inducements
10 Agents. 6atisfaclo guarantfed. hv-
cry package 81 benl8d HuVsi pc COD talna
ONE CASH GIFT. 81, Tickets fOr 8l; l8 for
81; 30 for 81 $40 fOE So All letters must
be addressed 20 BlEWAhEs MORRIS a.
CO., 90 broadway, ~ X.
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R EvER NE WIS.
For ot.er Riuer Items. - To,,,-,t D.


The weather yesterday was eloudy
at 10 o'clock and pleasantly cool
though the mercury rose to s6o.
There were strong premOnitions Of
rain. The river during the twenty
four hours, ending at 3 P. N. lad
fallen four inches, and the bar in front
Of the city begins to loom up quite
prominently. Extreme low water is
near at band aud Inevitable.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals aud departures yes
terdsy include the Fayette. Henderson
and return; Bermuda, to Louisville:
Pine Bluff, Grandview and return /;
John Lumsdon, from Cairo; Florence
Lee, from Eastport.
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For LoUIsvILLE.-The favorit3
Morning. Star will bethe mail and ex-
press packet for Louisville at 9 P. n.
to-day, and IS admirably appointed.
Capt. A. T. Gilmore, a gentleman Of
great popularity, commands, and win.
Ell. Whiting. VIII. Cage, and VIII.
Hite. do the honors Of the Office, and
are careful, accurate and obliging
The Star is one Of the most excellent
boats that graces our wharf, and
everything about her is first class.
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Eoals hue UCre.

Among the first boats due here arc
the City Of Evansville. nom Cairo
Morning Star, from Louisville;
Champion. for ST. Louis; Norman.
from Memphis; Sam. ]. Hale, for
Memphis; Evansville, from Bowling
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WEDNESDAY,, sEPFEMBER n. 1870.
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By DIR. TRcMraoN. A standard house
hold medical work. AS such, 10 has no
rival. 10 IS Endorsed by the most EN- inenG
phyaiclana Worth, South, East and West.
Its merit and rellatility are thua placed
beyond question. 30 book uaafg greater
Inducements 90 agents. send for circulars
with terms. &c. Address NATIONAL
PUBLISHING 60, GsG elm SIT Cia0iu-
nati, OHIO.
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Roafs Leavinr ro.nnv.

FoR CArRo.-Thc fee light draught
steamer, John Lumsden, will leave
for Cairo and all way ports at 4P. II.
to-day, having very elegant passenger
accommodations and superb officers.
Captain Owen Davis, one Of ndtare IS
noblemen, commands, Eand Win p.
Fowler, Ed. Thomas, aud john.
Nurrs, are her clerks. all proyerbial
for their polite courtesies to passen
gers and shinners
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"a W0Tfb aUACMs.--A #icfim Of early
EA indisoretion, ca Using nervous debill-
u, premature decay &C. having tried in
vain every advertised remedyi hes diacov=
cred q simple means OF eeli-curo which ho
wfIIeend free 20 his fellow sunsrtus y, H.
f,itV. nuHl8-8m
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-07

Another big west
ARNOLD, PHiNNEY y DEROUSSE
WELL NO. 2, McCkAY FARM. PRO.
DUClNG NEARLY 25O BAR
Nsf RELS PER DAY!

Mrss's. Arnold. Phinney & Derousse, the
woli known oil operators, are we are pleas
ed To REGARD, again in luck. Their we'll M 1.
2, j. 5. McCray farm, was completed yes.
,crday, and conInencrd testing last night,
striking oil shortly after pumping hogan,
mud She Is now yielding between 2yO and
2i0 barrels per day, with prospects of in
crrasing The we'll has about 10 feet
ui third sand rock, aud has strong volume
of gus. IL viii doubtless prove Que Of the
best wells on the hill.
Their we'll No. /, same farm. he's been
yielding tor thirty days up to last night,
and has averaged daily, by ucual meas
nremcnt. $50 barrels. Decidedly good
thing to have in the family.