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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Mvrpu Dec 15Four dull and nominal Corn faif cen ma
hit At lower rse % unchanged Bui Mess fair
denn advanced shouten si"Se sde' 't@'S Fork nominal
No. l. 6 "a 81 I5i O.s steady; No. 2JA: Corn steady
Mixr 4ic RYE siesy No G Barley iui and lower; No.
Li,. Ilr i.r dnsa sdxneed ssSs5o o. P,I.I ~.
9 Reespsa"U 6e Flour and ~ 10 ensh Wheat
f"nsD" Dec Ia-Fosr dali and rnoAansd whe.. dull sed
Amber Michigan 81 G5I No. Red ~ i No 2Red 81 M Conn dali
1s g =, % No. &c . a s 800 % ss sa. a: o. 't ss
cacta" Dee "yo"r S1es wh.. dan and
droing No SPrns 81 20 No do - ~, No. 81 81 ss ss
't' % f rnsn ~, a, "ner rite No. Mixed lo Rejected
sS3sic; 4ici seller Februn &c seller Az n
h%s, B.r, du nIf sd .s. t lover No. s
@s' Is. 81 ss Hss 49, .r ss s'ssa asr % 81; ST.
s.iIer' Apil sHssiS 90 Lard qrist and unchanged;
s... Sic seller Janl,ry G.e seller fsDraa Sc sI asIes
siouleu s Rib Mass So; short Ce. Middle, IS Bsl
brs".d iios .te,dr and arm - 9si WHISKY and w..t'
";, ss 1 S I Su o. Suh Ry. o bush barley and
I[oes bbA Four LOO buh Wheat 2iooo bush
Corn oa. 100, bush Rye lOs ouih Barley and IOoo
NxwORLx.x Dec Flour scare. and anss; superens 81;
Doue Extra Treble Extra 81 62i0s!a Com market bare
1iou p higher % soaSss Bran scarce;
sales 81 7a9$A isy Quieti Prime e3 Choice Ss'
Pork SIS M Bacon ad,ne. Shoulder and Clear Rh Se
Keg c Sugar fair den and Inferior Ci98a Common to Good
Cpsmon ,0: Pair Puy Psr sdse Prime 09ie Mo's.ses
2e !, c1 ;:T' P. Co CSoies Se cos.. iSaoe Wnisiy
ssc0s Vs. Ethsnge-Seins iSai Hsv'fork dsht discoun
Gold, 81 NJ,
firm At snd Crude Turpentne steady at ~ 81 o Hard
IS Is for yellow DIP aud S3 for Virgin Tar ssaiy ct s20
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
ARREST ON SUSPICION OF FORGERY.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 15.-George Mcdonald,
as j. W. Sweet, alias Sam Brown was arrested here
.oNay' on fuspicion Of committing forgery. In his
enVeIo were found large quantity Of and
York: yar,n, T the Third National Bank OF New.
Of tarse s1@ecaIoot Of the siats National Bank
tional Ba,,t a, also. letters from the Na,
bro~n 90 ank Ws or the Republic Of New.York TO Sam
hsS to oi buffalo in regard to deposits &c. Mcdonald
and r WsIpIpa here, giving the names OF c. Hunt
sn,no1 to be in New.YOrk. Hunts real name Is
h ,"n 70 Dt Brdgewel and Walker is supposed " be
i n, ln'y all came from tho South where they had
"ceh Operating recently. ~
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
POLICE NOTES.

James A. Vests furnishing store in Brooklyn, was
ed OF 81 900 worth o goous yes,enisr.
james Fitzpatrick age II, of No 452 West Forticth-
Aick. yescrisT AID seriously IN
jured.
Archibald Crossen, age 4, residing Mt No. 100 Water
while crossing ees y.steriiy vas run over
instantly killed b, driven by Daniel uaviLnL On Thus
e,cIiac old lay IN PnltOn"t
K Rossrnassen, Santa F6 trader age 45, who
came t. dis city purchase g"vi mouth
and who shot himself Iin.sv saloon d yesenl'y.
k hello he suffering from def.un
trrurl nleu h. al liin.elL
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rpOYtvR.T ARRIVALS.

FIN Arcpur Hn."l--Gov Marshall jewell Of
il Hooper y. Boston. ard T. u. Convngham OF Wilkes
l.ne, Irrn. -: West1,ih.tr Aort-IhG Hon. 10 =: X
bn 81 .'.-incnt. - MetopoIi,an Hotel-Tho Hon
NJ ,ia'iiges OF New-Mexico, and Judge g. A. Hardin OF
Lit,lo -. i, y. Y - Albe1'arie Hok!-Judge J.
d. r. Lrnareaux OF Innhon, I'nat Dtneertied OF tho
British Nuvj. and Col. f. W. g. Moore OF Washington.
- 81 Nicholas Ilotel-H. b. Hubert OF Cleveland
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Snip Neps see FifM Pdoe.l

For other Snip Heps see FYfh Paoe
ARRIVED.
Steamship Ch,s Bery Charleston Dec H. with p
10 Henry z. Morgan l. Co. 80
Barf BseAso M Ysrnoah n ST. Tootsr Aosssa s. dsyh With
pig irou.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS Dee -Arnved snhps Leopard Ceptipede and Ahe
Philadelphia, GAucu FROM HswYork bark g. harrington
HmYruA
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sNOw.sTORM IN TILE WEST.

OAAHA' Neb., Dec. 15.-MOre difficulties
are reported along the line Of the Union Pa
aioad' The train for the West, due at Ogden yes
Snc rioon. arrived there this evening The train
TronhIa I'M l' evening Is reported at Rawing Station
On the o drifting snow s also reported this evening
" 'A0 'uinhit between Cheyenne and Laramie
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION.

A'A~ Iton IN Hast|ord torase
We notice that Messrs Norton, cI Eaminds n,ll tds
and Conkng the opponents Of M Trnnnnis oi or n
vrt saiion into ANY Civil service abasfs ore ca,a
min ssSar" sy surely i SSt T n s I
,m4 ,, OF any op1cnens to nIurF the AImin
t.,TIton go much these inJuiirions il'eh%us % A,
,,ra daiu, The Ad.l4iustrutiVn w"i1 uA@ S'u
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

Tint the nabe Plano made proven BY
tho fact whatever professionals other Instruments
they for their the KSABh durability powerful scs0n
richness Of city qualities which recommend It 70
In sscety not considered the 0H 70 Be WITH
out KNBs may tie Of Aessn j. BAusx
Co., Nc. 630 Broadway New-York.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
DIED..

nKnRIKyo, Friday morning ssnpisa George Bsrss soa Of
Ds.. n.,,iea In s6th rear OF his age -.
% ' ~ Sdssds isny Invited - atsss ~ rsr.
isaA. ASPG ......
oonY-o. Friday Dee IS. Man, vh Il 0saA coc.
Nelee Of funeral bersaner
oROcBY-A D.nbury Cous Dssr.bss H. Auns b. dsssssr Of
Ooo Crosby, 10 her llth year ,..
p.n, residence Of ls parsah ~ Saturday e Inst
al m ococl Friend. Of hniy are uvsi v attend. ~
Or AKGBLIs-In Booiyr Thsday the 4 la MsfsAs, she
Al he late Dr. Angela In the F)I year ol hcf sgt.
family RESPECTFULLY invited attend her
resdenes al3 smith st at oeeA sands
18th iust
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
THE MORMON TRIALS.

CALF LAKE CITY, Dec. 15.-The examination
OF 'he personf charged with the murder Of Dr. Robnson
"A' this morning. but nothing Of Importance
=" o, ncTd The prosecution made application for TINE
!outnca !,,t ul Monday next. Brigham Young was re-
poilco to-day at 81. George
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

MARRIED.
sMTTHLUDLAM--At As rdsaes Of .bs brides f.shsf BoeSH
L. Thursday Dec H. by Rsy Benz W. Dwight ~ Sea. "
Smith Of Anguta P daughter Of Edward Ledam e
GNrrH-W RlGHT-In this city wedsssday The l3A IA, 4.
Fnnk & Smith to Mss Rosahs n Wight No cards
Cn D. Andews Gerald Napier saatou Of Chicago Rsabsa
Harper. dsushter Of Dr. Geo. K Bsihsr W this dg
mIn ncv Dea H. ssdsucs Of ths
et. \, ,hs "a, Dr. Wedekind Casner Tag Of Noun
tsh Psri Ws,hswIeu n j. V Hannah H. daughter ef D. j.
oasrshassen. Jsusy CITY
iAu Notices of Marriage ~ust b tndorssd xiA MI
Wsme and add,ess.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

Parsou,s Purgative PNs-Begt hmly phyde Sheriian'
CAvALKr CONDITION PowDsls, for horseA
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

| "A BLESSING to Mothers.-Nlrs. WinsewS Soothing
Syrup for al diseases children aAd sah and
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
MIstakI

ohsn made that crowded that patients have wh
before extract their teeth They seldom have v wn
N ten mlnutea
COLros DENTAL ASSOCIATION. 10 Cooper Unlsa
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

Durnos snu medicine compound ios diseases Of hs head and
throat No tobacco
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
SECRET OF THE LATE POLITICAL Sue
CESSES AS SEEN FROM ABROAD.
~. N. Editor Of The Tribune.

SECRET OF THE LATE POLITICAL Sue
CESSEs AS SEEN FROM ABROAD.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: On my arrival here sought for late
American paper, and at No. II "Unter der Linden "
found THE TRIBUNE Semi Weekly. dated Eew-York,
Nov TO- Your paper gives tho result OF the political
rsvo,ut,on which has IN the Autumn elections, swept
over tbc STATES OF New York and NewJersey in both
eases reversing the political party successes OF the re-
spectivo preceding elections In each State nave reaa
with great interest your editorial comments anu Win
undisgused admiration for your fairness notce your
ausion to tho labor OF love In the interest OF ponic
REFORM which was voluntarily, energetically and enec
nonv ovcn nv the Democracy OF New-York. You prop
ery speak OF this political victory as the result OF
peoples verdict" In favor Of honesty ana OF ugahty
In the administration Of public ONCE. -,
Tho eradication OF Democratic thieves alone wouio
carcelv suffice to satisfy aroused and long outraged
community; the people OF New YORK nave prohouh.ou
sonst MI thieves" II one Of your cotemporares has
No., oornest IN its exposure Of municipal frauds-irom
.h. n.sess,on of monopoly Of the information upon
h,oh tho ~ xposrre was based-THE TRIBUNE mas Dcen
M less earnest In denouncing the great 1rauds pep
tated against the commerce OF NewYork py those VINO
were charged with the execution OF Inc feoesn @"
"a IN he hopcd that before the voice OF tno peope n
~ .,,,ed that all Official robbery shall cease and that
,n rsdcrol revenue shall DO collected ut your port
,,.u.tapoes forbidding suspicion OF cor
ruptOn. ,,,,ro ros o,oc+od C,ov
II "a not surprising that Joel Parker was eeceu "V
ornor of Jersey. Again, IL was LEO Voce VI 'uo p
,.tose who voted the Republican ticket two years
sSo in had not changed their votes Parker
oaua not have been elscted His former administration
o'u 0s.e Of Governor reflected credit upon lhm; he
nonest and industrious he protected the financial
credit Of bis State during three yours OF tho war anu
,htu,lv "a Its Chief Magistrate, performed eVeiy oon
cation 20 the, Federal Government Inc peop'o ~eIo
r.saea and Me people reelected him. Tho people OF
Sow York wero dissatisfied and tho people OF NswYor.
r"nodatod the party in power Good men Of all parties
.en TO such political results The Eiitor OF the
icnp TRIBUNE agrees with the voice OF the people,
and from here away of In Deutschland, comes inc echo
n this revolution in favor of political purify Iom
New-Jersey Democrat. Yours, ChAS' n ''h' ILL"
Uotel Du Yord. Berlin, nov 70, ls'l'
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

AuRells Turkish Baths Lexington 23fhs 0enonea
syery dsy and ali night ard evnsg Europe osoaa
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
bargains In Fine Gold Jcwelry.

WHOLESALE PRICES
PINE GOLD EARRINGS AND PINS
EiRUStAE. CAMEO GARNET, &c.
CORAL EARRIN0S AND PlNS.
ON AND JBT EARRINGS AND PINS.
GO GAND AND CHAIN BRACELETS.
60 OCKETS ANu NECKLACES
SEA- 'GS. AMETHYST CAMEO TOPAZ. 10
SLEHIL TrONS AND STUDS. -
lATBhf. HIEF RINGS. GLOVR PASTBnR2S
pIANOSr fNGS aHD STUBS
CHI.pshN. ROLJ ARmLKrS
CII.LOR.,Na DID RINGS AND EARRINGS.
COL WATt'. Il.tiNS.
GOLD AM Stlt .hIBLES.
NATCfHS AvD JrwELRY REPAIRED.
SEE f.liCEs bsFOHH BUilNu.
GEO. q. ALLEN, gt Broadway.
Near folrteruth<t
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.


LATEST EUROPEAN MARKBTS.
LoSDoy. Dec. l5-kvening-Spiits Tarienile. - ew
Iiy ,. ooI l5Evenins s-Common Ron ~ Gl5t p ew;
fins KOs.a Dacon. 81 $vcwt for short RIB Middles
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
MARRIED..

Wedding and Visiting Cards, iaita Stamping Hs P.ssr
VIZ KvsaSaLEs 04 Fv Oh pGrSn cnvssa
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;, =. Livery newsieaiers in Syracnse wHs indirtrl
BaaiTa'ard HHieif if
~ ~ "IPos,ng iof all sir shas otsee-e Ieo' "se-"
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
HONE NEVIS
TEFRMoMETER YESTERDAY.

TEFRMoMETER YESTERDAY.
.. n EOon =. m. Midnight
p IS 23'
U!GH TIDE TO-DAY.
Conpr I.l.ra Bi::err Hell Ga- Flushing l.
~. T.. p m. n IN in'
Ia. ilJi O:G! ~ l:3l 80! JA
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
HAVANA MARKETS.

H ~, l5-The stock Of Old Is rapidly Diminishing
TIL. quiet EIchangsOn United Sses, ID dss Ia
cur yer ceat prcIa Loniop IA dIJ per cell
mum; ~ T 4ris, 81 61 per cent premium.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16


published the sunday Sehoy Pare VI riiE EXAMINER hSD
with 18th Of december 7l QaesoaSps pabhsho
low price,.
Chri.tls pYcal for POor Chidren.The bter ccif of
the have Thousands OF the
They sCeyLg boes ssa's
INK shrg cellars g;hoL proper cloths or ss s,
I'D basefooted through ne ow 10 oar
Children have tca k1oma fall fsninS o. s
schools through wsrt o fool Hunr ener our i
ing night haze homs hnndres atp g. scf
who haf siarVel and asy
unbcnied Will nen throughout e cv and coaa hep -
sve,tbe unfortunate .:.c Ole. LaipY CikisThAsi
Fni dollars will re to three Of these chrn hoe 10 tho "csS
Who vii make Chfs.nss prc Of housi Who s bep - v
feet % ecc hGisefs OF haciad boys
g and good Christmas Gnuer or pcasas' stss 70
The cpRgSs AID SOCIETY Temporarily se-cn Of
through CITY Gsernmsut We ask OF our ens -
Of the country w Lep ls ssas9a s1ea ne W
ads upon greatest T. L. DkACB secr,Wt
C6ildreu's Aid Society. - kast fourtb-s' New iosk
provisions and clothing be st ,br Genital 0hee ~
FvurLs NewYork will be called for Tie ADDRESS ss ss'
N.rrL
Donations ons- nny inee' to ether Of tho rn!erd-nd u
Popt O6e Orders they Le made pJ able " s
order of j. E. WILLIAMS. Treasurer
WN A. BOOTH PrcGdent 100 Wails-
J.E. WILLIAMS. Treraer. -
Metropo! !tar National Bank. Io3 B7Hadwsy.
g. I. GRACE seerrt1Ty. ~ kat Fourta-st hew-foft
up TIE YBARTere dn6ng the past yer 10 our nvs
ng- supplied ~ Day and II Evening Indsr. shoss
s who Who taught ard partly FED aud cloth
good naay br West Total naEosf asr
charge Society during TIE 27i There have been sS
orphsps the Logging Houses and @ orphans v'o provided vin
bome,
efo.e Saaiayshoo or Cbueh with shich y 1sJ b
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

Napeiesu's Cabinet
HAMPAGNE,
THE WINE USED AT THE RECEPTION OF PRINCE ALRxIA
For Sale At the Leading Wine Merchants and GrocsnL
BOUCHE FILLS G Co.,
SOLE AGENTS q Besves-a
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
bargains In Silverware.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
,PO ALIEN gli Brosduav rear ForYteenth.st

The Ncw.York Association for Improving the Coa-
ditiOn of the Po0P-Its Twenyhth Annual Report and Dre
toy being really Subscribers will be Supplied early possible -
Immediately By sending the 06cs Room 49, Bb,s
Eghh, The following Ohce Ct the Association and Chair
0fthe Ward Committees authorized to receive subscriptions
JAMES BROW y PIn'id,n 81
HOkArO ALLEN Vice President .23 Chuos.paaee
JAMES LENOX, yiee.Pnsd.nt.. s3 Fi.hsvs
JOHN G. GREEN vcePresde IL SouthsA
JOHN D. WOLFE Yice.P ID Madsor.ave
A H. WETM0Rg, Vice President 3o3 Creeowchst
ROBRRT u. NlNTURN. hreasnrer. ~ SDutese
GEORGE GRlSWOLD, Recording secretary....il Souhst
ELECTED MANAGERs-stewsr Brown. 81 West 4h T. JoaS
smses Erasus Bercdics 10 West lshsti
booTnan Johnston, w Broadway.
CHAlRMRN OF WARD C0MMtTTEEs.-ld. "a. and ID Wsrls-
O. w. Pnet lh-Chsrs Chsmberlaa l6S soathst stk
u. s. Tebe Al Walkers. sh-John Boyd L. PIaalin.t 7th-
Thomas Warren Monroes Sth-John Endicot. ClsrhesS
sh-D.aie! Preoeh ,ss We, it.h:s iSs,!eha ys.s.s.
lsOtbst i3,h-wa.hiGg'oa Thsmss ~ 9nsdS hs1H
West ls3 Grsnds isn-f A. Connhng ~ hsss sStpSs
W. spies 50 E,st lsh-J l. T. Smith JAS Eas <.d Sk.
H. D. R.ppey NJ D. West 3hst 2ist-John Pplmas III RaA
ysthsl a2d-R II. Munson is5 West <sthsl
ROBkRT n. HARTLEY, Secretary.
Room 50 Bible House. Nrw.Yosk
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

Assessors Of this town TO certify oath to tho correct
Of the assessment rolls prepared " sno" w0on
tboy have thus Tar refused TO do.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

Pfiaccs Improved 6as xro. ten hona
Aso Gold Pens aai oiieY, st IL u1fscturrn prcrs
JOHN 4. PukUl, .is Ets&ixAI eoI.sr Psllaa -
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-01

OIL The flowing vol at Cn.h Up City
stiil continues 10 flow with about the ss,nc
volume heretofors reported. We conversed
yesterday with . gentleman who had visited
it. from whom we learn that the tools are
still in the well, and yet, with ibis obstruc
tion. ia flowing more than one two inch pipe
Can carry off fiom the rsesIvIng tank.
What the fow wOuld bs with the tools re
moved can only be eorjsctured. IT Ti,usvile
Courier.
The oil wells Of Canada are yielding some
though the large wells of:Petrola are taper.
ing of, hut new discoveries are made at
other loca!itiss, and considerable drilling of
new wells with aood show Of snecess
J. The new development in the c,aroo Dis
triets open up well and new strikes are max
log almost daily. The increased production
has already had the effect to reduce the price
Of crude oil From present appearances
unless there is an increased demand for k.r-
osene, this product mu,t rule low 10 the
market.-Jam-stown Journal.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-01
Winter 10 upon us in eorn-st.

Aracs between = locomotive aud three
coal cars down tte steep grade of the track
Of the Maple Grove cosl Co at RSymiItou.
occurred on last Saturday. The locomotive
with Mr.. Huston. . nachinist, in the cab.
was standisg on the track when three cars
BY the brakeman, came tearing
down toward II. Huston opened the valve
aud started os the back track, Sopin2 ~
avoid . collision, but after = race over q mile
the cars caught up, the locomotive wss
thrown from the track into = ploughed field.
passing through board fence on its travels.
9 splinter from which entered Illusions s ley
to the bone. The locomotive turned over
three times with Huston in the
cab. His escape from death is wonderful.
Venango Spectator.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-01

POLICE. Henry Sherman, atlas "Dntch
Hank" was arrested Yesterday by officer
McHugh. charged with drunkenness ana
dI-orderly conduct. Fined 81 and costs
aud 80 days in the county jail.
wu. Henry Eta, depzeu Of Meadvils,
was arrested on the came charge by officer
N. Fined 50 cents and costs and fifteen
days In the county Jail.
City Father M.iloy. Mrs. Dnunigan Mrs.
Canadian, Mrs. Pert, aud other illnstrious
vagrants aud vsgsbouds from this place, at
present confined 10 the county Jail will un-
doubtedly extend Dutch Henry and VIM.
E:ta hearty welcome on their arrival al
the county Basti'e.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-01

The 'ect''s on" Tuesday evening, before
ths Young Mems Christian n Association, by
Rev. w.. B. Cul'iss. on "Appcsrsnces,' ;,
was largely attended, snd-is said by .tose
woo beard It to nave been Gus literary
production. The Rev. gentleman is exceed
iE1ly popular ss lecturer, and uIany Of
those who heard tim express the hope tha,
be may b. induced to lecture before the AS
sociatieu agsin before the course ia over.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-01

John Carter attempted to open safe In
| Trenton. Missouri, lew nights ago. but the
| saerff who was watching him, drew his Ill.
| tie pistol and shot him dead
A Mr. Bowdou, an undertaken. at Brook
field, Hissouri, came iIsar going TO tnst
'bpnrnp.' sct by y rnnnins away with =
hesrse on which Mr. Bn~den vas seated
A Missouri horse thief WAS hung to \ teIe-
graph pole vi hill on bis way 20 the voting
plsc and according 10 the Providence Her.
aid, "tnat manner OF polling u vot- is cal
culalrd 10 desden ones interest in town pol.
itcs.'
The National Bosrd OF Trade will meet al
St Louis or the l6.h pr,x.
Wn. II. McCsIlistsr was stabbed in the
neck at = bali in Pike county. Mo. on the
oath nit., by Capt Hendricks. Assistant
secretary Of the Missouri sen, ,te, aud died
on Wednesday,.
Judgmen, has been entered IN the s-ouss
tration Case against the former Guy Treas
urer. Marcer. oil Pnladrlphis. for t4Is, 900
the amount OF his d-ialcation.
Newton Talbot. regular Rrpub,lcan can
didsts, has also received toe nominst,un OF
the Citzens COMMITTEES for Mayor oi Bos
ton.
The Chicago Board OF Ilr.l,h propose to
pTosesn,- yhysiclans who fam torrpor, snali'
puy Cases under their care.
The temains OF a Mr. Drsssier were found
10 the ruins of nj. house on North Cork
street. Chle'go, yesterday. His wife and
her brother w-re also among th. missing.
Thapksgivns was generally obs rvrd In.
Chicago the newspapers snsprndiug puh
lication. aod the banks and susiue.J houses
closing their doors.
Col. A G Simpson has resigned bis pos
itiou as president of the Sunbury ami Lew.
is.own Railroad, which has been iea.ed by
The PeBnsyivania company for period Of
ninety-nine yesrs
Twenty-sev-n Of the Old wells anrrOuniup
tae old Sherman and Noble and D-lsms,er
wells are being pumped in unison night snd
DAY with the hope OF -xhsustins the water
and bringing back the oil.
General Cont-waitipg on hal! a dozen
O. ria q. the same time
The divini,ies who shape onr ends are
the halter and snoemaker.
When does a man feel girlisb, When be
makes his maiden speech.
an c'eagnons fact-wbale boy and , on
will fad him full of blnbber.
II a bricklnyer were called brick, be
ueed NOT feel mortar fed Judy.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-01
Petrolenm Centre. Nov %. 1871.

Petroleum Centre, Nov 90, 1871.
The Boyd Farm Skating Club met at the
residence Of ". Miller Esq. T E. Potter
in the chair, Wm. Miller, Jr., S'ey.
Miuu,es of last meeting read and approx
ed.
W. Miller, Jr., resisuing, Chas Heightou
was elected Sec
Treasurel's report read and approved.
Reports Of various committees read and
approved.
TN motion T Donning was appoiptsd a
committee to procure q suitable building for
use at the rink.
Adjourned 10 meet Monday evening next.
T. r. Potter, Pres't
CHAs. HE1GHToN. Sec'y.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-01

some esacrelieieus'wretch without the fear
Of msn before mis- eyes, and without none ,
IN his pockets, putwi:h q desire to celebrate
Thanksgiving in an appropriate and proper
manner, broke into Scbermerborn' & Ten
Ey-k's feed and provision store, night before
I..t, and carried OF fonr turkeys and several
chickens. No doubt they enjoyed turkey
sod chicken to their hearts content.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-01

The New, York Workingmen's Union is
said to be threatened With dissolution. The
painters, bricklaysrs, siairbriL-rs; and join.
srs have severally given notice of withdraw
The grounds OF dissatisfaction are tho alleg-
ed perversions Of the Organization from its
original d-s'g political interests Of q few
Of it's members.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-01

Tho laat version of the G. Wsshios, ON
story: a youthful ben fonnd an egg, and.
yielding 10 the maternal instinct, sat upon
1t untilthe process Of lncnballou was com
ple,e. Her motbe-' who had laid the spp
and bad taken great paiua in shading and
coloring it, came along, and 'speing only the
broken shell, burst into tears and said =.
"Alas my daughter, who has destroyed nv
favorite e9g?' The teathered ofT.pting
quickly responded: 81 cannot tell a lie,
mother; / cannot tell lie, did it with NV
little hatch it"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-01
DISSOLUTION N,l,FWE-

The copartnership heretofore existing un-
ser Inc hrm name Of N. l.. Bates & Co. ~.
hh'rs OF crude petroleum, at Petroleum Cen.
IRE. IA. ia IN. day dissolved by mutual
consent =. Fisher and NJ. L. Bates re-
ur'nc The business will hereafter he con-
dncted oy George Stevens under the old
nau1s Of toe Monitor Oil Works.
f. d. FISHER.
NJ. L BATES,
GEO. STEVENS.
Dated Petroleum Centre. Nov. IA, 1871.
nov. l5-Sm
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-01

The grand jury OF Chicago closed their
labors by indorsing and commencing the ac
tion Of the Mayor in calling for the aid tf
Geo. Sheridan during the recent disaster,
and warmly thanking the ga neral for the ef
fcient services rendered on that occasion.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-01

There has been considerable yellow fever
10 New Orleans dnr;ng the fall, and strange
TO cay, instead of breaking out in the neigh.
bo.hood OF the French market, lss usus
among the inhabitants Of the low tsdaso"
slums, it took hold among the tfssbicna able
and wel!-to do people. The las. death oc-
ourrsd only few days ego
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-01

The smallpox lis rapidly increasing in
New York. During the pas. week there
were fifty-seven new cases of small pox in
the city. and, 1t is expressly stated that the
disease prevailed not only among the poor
occupants Of filthy tenement houses. but
among the mos. wealthy residents of the
fashionable qnsrtera