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KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.

Meeting OF tho Kings COuuty Democrattc
General (ommistee-A THt Betwecn the
Street Commissioned and Mayer. nas
A special meeting OF the Democratic General Com
mittee was hed at their rooms corner OF Court and
Remsen streets last evening, Mayor Kalbneisch in
the chair. Resolutions indorsing The State ticket
were Forwarded from the Thirteenth ward, reed
and ordered on file. Mr. Robert Furey then offered
resolutions fixing Tuesday evening, October "a,
for the holding OF the primary elections TO eject
delegates to the county, city and Senatorial Con-
venlons t rs M ,..ss
Mayor KAlaELElscH said he coala see no reason
almost election day before The people knew who
they were 10 vote for.
Mr.. FuREy said that it was conceded that Mayor
Kaoneisch w0ulu be nominated Tor Mayor and In
that case he thought lhe peOpe knew who they
should vote for lie thought II bad policy 70 put
Candidates In nomination too soon, because they
are then sci upon by strikers. Then, the rules or
the committee require seven days notice ior the
primaries. II. ef1 sN a II e.sl,@N sn.
the MAYOR said II he was to oe the nominee he
would just as soon he nominated Tomorrow as on
the l4th inst. These conventions were very uncer-
tam. tLaughter) lie was not afraid OF strikers,
anu would just as soon have his name 60 before The
people now as any other Time.
Mr.. FUREY said that some 0f the candidates were
not anxious to be nominated too soon.
The MAYOR said that tnc old landmarks OF ratlfy-
Ing nominees had almost been lost slght or The
sooner the nominations were made the better. He
moved that the primaries be held on the 20th.
Alter short discussion the amendment was lost,
and the Mayor lett the room In disgust tft ssf
The Conventions were then directed to meet as
fOllOWs:-The County Convention, at the demo
cratic headquarters, on Thursday, october 26, at
same place on Inc same day, at four O'Clock r. NJ;
Second Senatorial District Convention, at The same
place. October 20 at eight O'Clock r. NJ. Third
October 2S, At three O'Clock r. NJ. arv fg \
The meeting then adjourned. M Mrr f
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m the name. He ADVISED that moral snasion be nrs
used 10 eufuce the right OF the citizen 10 fair vote
but II that saied he FaAd physAoal lorce should be
brought 70 bear 70 secure IL. Strong and decisive
measures were the only ones that could be used
WAL eject at the present Crisis and At any cost the
people should maintain their nights AT the close OF
ms lengthy speech Judge Barrett SAT down amd inc
lOudest applause. = .-stssr asf e ae8 tt $500
Professor DWIGHT, Of Columbia College. also said
lew words upon the imminent danger TO the city
OF aAoWtBg the present corrupt city government 10
remain In power. He strenuously urged the young
men around him TO wOrK with will In the reform
movement and to secure the first right OF treemen--
pure ballot box. He was followed by Colonel
Rush Z. Hawk ms. OF the tawkiHs Iouaves, ana
General =. B. kiddoo. OF the Uniied States Army.
who SPOKE IN similar strain. dwelling princ,pa!iy
upon the lAct that young men were peculiarly m
terested On the WORK OF reform. they would be
the ones 70 reap the benent Of Its success.
The following gentlemen were elected permanent
ofncers OF the easscclar,on:-Ge0rge T. Barrett Pre-
stdent; Peter h. Oney, Mathew e. v. Borsien, wal
dron Brown, Wiliixm Jay and James NJ: Narnun,
Woo Presidents Charles p. Maier Recording Score
tary; Edward Mitcheli, Corresponding secretary;
DIR. Francis N. Weld. Treasurer, and H. f. Dimock
and A. r. Van Nest, Finance committee.
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Steamship Zodiac, Chapin, Newbern-Murray, Ferris
Shin W N Reed, stinson Liverpool-Jas Elwel Co.
ship Ravenscraig (Br), Dunlop. Liverpool Henderson
Edye h Co. rssll n - = - - ~~-'
Ship Rspuelk tNG, Fortmsnn, Bremsn-Unkhards 4 Co.
Ship John Bunyan, Gilmore usvre-Carver 4 Rarnes
Eark Maresca (ltal Maresca, Cork for orders-Funch
lark virginia Stafford tBrA Curry, Ce.se, Franoe-yas
Bark Ehza White. Mahoney, Portland Roush-
ton. 1T-17' ~-
Bark Geo De zado, Miller Sag Harbor-waydei Co.
Brig Ssbina tBr), Terrio Liverpoo-Haiton, Watson
Brig Ris'ns Sun, Grnnc. Ponce. PR-L, wAP Arm.
strong. IsT = = -
Brig Antelope. Rumball, Mobilc-J n Hurlbut 4 Som
Brig Emily, Brown. Jacksonville Warren Raw
Brig Edith, Crowley, Jackson vilie-Sinps0n 4 (aapp.
Scr Joseph Oakes Oakes, Kingston. DE Cordoya.
schr Brgand tBr). Moore, Por al Piatte-F Aontel
schr Cienfuegos Dyer Galveston--snow 4 Burress
schr Sparkling Sen, Farrell Ssvannah-Bentley Miller
,schr Aabea Hail. Bartlett, savannah-Bsnsley Miller
Schr Lily, hughes, Charieston-van Bruut a Bro
Schr Sarah Bruen Fisher. Wilmugton, nee 8 Powell
schr Nelly Potter 0askil, Washineton, NC-W Hinman
Go. - .s1 el ~ Il',s s-oI i n - 7e / - -
Bro.r =. II gll.as SO + 80 4 ~ --7'- -
Schr Winner, Nash, Boston--Jed Frye Co. r
Sloop Odd Fellow, Dyer, Middle Haddam- Bro
Steamer Anthracite, Green, Philadelphia ''.I
Steamer Pterrepont Shropshire, Pniladeiphis.
Steamer Phladepha, Jones, Philadelphia.
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TEE BURIIHeHAMB MURDER CASE.

.sWn LITTLE VALLEY, n. r., Oct Ia 1871.
The trial OF Dwight Burlinghsme, indicted for the
murder OF Gnes Adams and Osias Adams, IN the
town OF LYNDON on the 18th Of March last closed
yesterday. The jury were out ell night and failed
70 agree, three having stood for acqutta and nine
for verdict OF manslaughter In the fourth degree.
to manslaugh.er In the fourth degree. Tne Jury
then presented petition 10 the Court signed BY
TIE entire number, recommending the Court 10 In
nict The least possible punishment for the ofYence
pleaded to- The Court then sentenced the prisoner
TO SIX months confinement IN the County JAN
William BurlinghAme father Of the prisoner was
also indicted Tor the same onence, but was DIS
charged by the Court, notie pr0sequf being en-.
tered. Ff@H N71 90 "a
Tne Adamses who were killed were OF charivari
party OF tnrty, who were 'serenadingr the brother
OF Dwight Burlnghame Tue fatal shots were nred
w ine pus0nfY IRON pear we frtheTy house
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ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE.

Sr. LOUIS, Oct l3, 1871.
special despatch to the Democrat from Spring.
field, H., says:-'The Legislature this morning re-
solved 70 adjourn and visit chicago IN Q body 70
examine the ruins They leave at twelve O'Clock
to.niaht and will resume the session on Monday
at which time Governor Palmer will lay hts message
before them. No definite plan has been devised Tor
relief, but It II probable the Stale Will pay Chicago
s2.b00. 000. when e due her on account OF the i'm
pr0vemeDt OF the limos and Michigan Canal, and
for whch the city has lien on the earnings Of the
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NV YORK STATE POLITICS.

tSpuDilcuu NOmInotOues
sENAroRIAL.-First district, Gilbert Z. Deane
T0MPKINs COUNTY-F0r Member OF Assembly,
Anson w. Knettles; Tor County Judge, Mills Van
Valkenburgh Tor Superintendent OF the Poor,
William W. snyder; for Justice Of Sessions, Austin
n. Iungerf0rd. r
DUrCHEss.-A Assembly, Second district II. G. East
man. ..a.....
wEsrcHEsrER.-Assembly Third district James
w. Hustled.
kIcHMoND.-Assembly, b. w. Judd; County
Judge Thomas Sadler; District Attorney, Tompkns
Westervet; Coroner, Frank E. MartIndae; Superln-
tendenL Of the Poor George Wilson; Justice OF Ses
QUEENS Second district, Robert r.
Davidson.
ONTARIo.-Assembly. First district, Ambrose L.
Van Dusen.
GENEsEE.-Assembly, volney G.. Knapp; Dis
trict Attorney, William Q. watson; superintendent
Of the Poor, Robert s. Fargo; Session Justice,
Charles w. Rumsey; Coroner, Albert II. Crawford
LIVINGSTON. Alexander Kennedy; Jus.
tlce OF sessions Warren II. Green County Clerk
Nathaniel A. Gearhart; Coroners Dr. y. S. Pratt
ID. Ii. Bissel.
Enthusiastically, Edmond Kingsland. Jr. |:
Judge, George M. Heckwith; Sherln, William C.
Randall; Attorney, James AveriiL
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VIEWS OF TIE PAST.

OCTOBER IL.
lsse-F1rst shot thrown into Paris By the Prusslan
batteries. -Isspt
ls59-PacEet ship Flora Temple wrecked In the
CHINA Sea; 800 livos lost. ,-'7' ~ ~ s9E
ls4a-CcleOration over the lntroduction Of the ore
ton water In this city. Z. ... e .s'.-T'ssS5
lsss-American banks suspended cash paymsnes.
1S06-Battles OF Jena and Auersadt; Prussians thor
= oughly beaten by the Frcpch, under Napo-
leon. NtNf tsa ~ 4H~
l0es-Battle OF Hastings EnRmud; the Saxons de-
feated. and their King Harold, Killed by the
NOrmans under William the Conqueror.
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

PHILADELPHIA Oct. 13, 1871.
The following majorities are Official, all The coun-
ues named going democratic:-Mo county,
7N majorlty; Bucks, II; Berks. 5,s3l; Lycoming,
llo; Cearned l,Sos; Lehgh, l,2ls; Columbia /, 75S
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Marine Disasters.

BARK ORomoCre Kirby from Quebec for Enr,anb win
timber foundcred II sea 18th nit; man reseuet and
hnsed Quebec slh ust by ship Mohongo, from London
derry Capt hc0onare reports Sept ~, II PM TO-
,on ~ picked up seaman named KIND Erichsen, be-
wAcA rssroksd and by9kc w the day psspousi s. wAs
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Democrasic destinations.

ONEIDA C0UNTY.-Senator, George II. Sanborn
COCK; Justice or Sessions, w. II. Pratt -
WAYNE CoUNTY.-Treasurer, Miles S. Leach: Su
perintendent OF the Poor, Samuel Gardner; Justice
OF sessions, Alonzo W. Casey; Coroner, William IL.
Phelps.
NIAGARA CoUNTY.-C0unty Clerk, George Mann;
District Attorney, Sherburne B. Piper, Surrogate
sullivan Caverno; Justice OF Sessions. Jonn Beebe
Superintendent OF the Poor, Orgen SGorrs; Coroner
Iafayette BalCOm.
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APPROPRIATION Pa,sEa

APPROXIMATION PRI1EA g.
Slon om S3e.m Slaon | SiAm | e3h-.
&c.. % .b0 i5sls. ..s0l sss. soo ssSS iOl
Prizes cAahsd and Information furnished The hisAssl
raes paid for Doubloons Ill kinds OF Cola and silver
Spanish Bank Bulls, Government Securities, 40
TAYLOR CO., Bankers,
A.H 4gsN k0 IL Wall street. New York.
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MISCKISL ANEOUSs
A AvKRrlsEnEsrs FOR TnE Ekw YoKK HERALD
RkcErvro AT rnE RRASca OFFICE.
L2D BROADWAY,
pErwxEn rHIRrvrIRsv AND fnIRrY shcoaH
srssxSs WEST SIDE. xExKLY OPPOSITE ouR FOR
nER rLxcK k 49, Fl aE#
ApvssrsssExm ARE sEcErvEp rrou A. n.
TILL '. = EVERY DAY IN rHE rEAR AT ovY1cB
RATES No KxsRA cHARoE OF Any krsp.
A HALF PRICE.
LARGE INFORMATION
frsseh Frnnfes. Clscka China yasrx.
,inneS and Tea seAta.
rsnse oi<~a. Cut~ry and fiaIsi 0ooA
}. MOTION CO.
vREHcH ARcADR
s<s BROADWAY.
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CLEARED.

FORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER IS, 1871.
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NEW S,
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
49, - - MONTH OF QCT0nER.
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APPROPRIATION PRfzEa

sloas9S ,osss 5000 .,, s1so ssoo ssls ssl ..s,o
fS . i0y6U .tJul 2Sss @Oi
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DAR0AIks IN TEAS CoFFBES, GROCbkiES AND
af M m,iiivn ..7l-. THOMAS r. A0kkW, Z
: - 96o Greenwich stress. New York.
JlUY YOUR FURNITURE AND CARPETS AT VERY
IS low prices weekly HouGhly tnsta-f
,nents al B. M COwPERThWA1TS, lh5 ChslhAn street.
IOuEUMArIsH CAN BIZ CURED WITH HIsAGr RHkIJ<
IL naac Remedies. Oue trial win eonvneo The auGegeE1
Patients treated daily from 10 srathA DIS nrusAwAy.
TTPHAN's ASTHMA cURK RRLrBvRe TzR HOST VOL
u yaro, ysms In Gvs minutes affects aPoedl suf
Prics - ~ Address g. @. UPnAN, i8 ecaA klgnA
sGIeec bladeiphLA Sosl by drasgs,A svsyu1D lNsAl
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4 n MAkrINEZ A CO., Bankers, 10 Wan street.
y - boz A,oS6 l'ose 0nicc, New York.
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dssS scoul q hourA the top Of TIE foreeas.'s
arc ~ the same time could square timber eoatnx All
~ad, - siKh< could reach, aud OF tho Snlps
Ihe man reports seeing the captain and caon boy
tAans o tho water and never then serw sxds also
rsfos seeing che an. nase and sn On lhes sop o. the
After house alter the ship bvcke 1he second mate gos
Into ono Of the ships boats By hmse and OF sight
before - he geAg before se WIND very tase re
hoass wss driven before sAs WIND and So Aer Re
picked could ncthng Of tho boat house, but
several vessels In sight all around ,sl ,.s
eEe eBLAEonH-Csptsn H,ggins Of sosr Abby II Brown,
- Lcwss Del 3ts ms! reports ths brig Blanche Dexser
with yellow fever snd both mates SICK
scnR Dcron f1rroEss (DuscN. from New York for Msr
soMbo which put into Bermude dsnrasted had In new
fore and matnusas Sh inst and would be ready for
about 18th. .NW.ssisaf .s.''.4e ss1. EaE'
0IgnALrAs, Sept 2l-Ths Princess Louise. wa.e from
New York fcr Constantinope came In collision 18th inst
with tho sunken hulk Eora, lying The Of ths
chorago In the bay hero.
RocHxvoRr, Sept u-A storm from the west TIE For
NOSE Dnssarget from Bordeaux for New Orleans has
chored In Ise Of Ak Roads with Of sails. ~FEe
sTASLEr. IT. Aug loThe Mary, Phinney, from Bakers
Island which abandoned, caky lett July H. In LAT
- ., Ion u W. In sinkiug state.
vEN!cE. Sept 2sThe Adar, Austrian schooner, Weber,
from New York with petroleum. driven ashore outside
the Digs Of Mzamocco auIing thick weather and heavy
squa yesterdy hter have been sent for the purpose OF
saving ship and cargo. f 8at nkn ~ MI n4
miscellaneous. 81
Puser VIM Porter J OF the steamship Jas Adser, from
Chareston, has thanks for favora eas tl
LAUNCHKD-Ths bark built by BriggssA Cushing, ~
Fresport wvs to be launched lh inst She s strong
have ars GLASS rate She viii register about 109 TONS
w bo commanded By Capt Randall. formerly Of bark Ella
4 Anna. W. 'fN
Notice to Mariners.
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Gold st Up. m. ll0T

We notice 10 Washington divorce cass
wherein the wife 10 complainant, and the
cause for divercs alleged to he intemperancs
of the husband. that be sets up a. defence
that he 10 not an hsbitusl drunkard. but
that sometimes ha imbibss. but no ofteuer
than be did before aud at the time of bic
marriage, when bis vile knew Of this falling
OF biz.
Now that cape isE but one OF . very cou-
moa class, wherein 9 moman marriss man
whom she knows to have fixed upon him
tae habits Of drinking, but still insista,
sg'inst all expos,uiaton Of friends, that she
will marry him. She, lovs-blind, fancies
she can reform him, but, too late, comes to
know that much OF loves romance ceases
With matrimony, and uulsss tbers 10 some
thing besides sdmiration to fall back upon,
the old habit will be renewed a. soon % the
honey moon wanss, and marriage becomes Il
little Of an old story. The cases are almo o,
without exception wherein aote.mAtrimoni 10 i
drinking habiis are revived after marriage,
and the woman that marries . man who
habitus'ly, or periodically, must have bic
liquid stmulant takes tho chances, and
should abide The issne.
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The Bedford Inquirer says: On Saturday
last. the bones OF Hannibal. the big ele-
phant who died aud xss buried rear Cen
treville, this county, in Nay, 1855, were ts
keu up aud shipped to Chicago, by Mr. II.
W. Boyd, Professor Of Anatomy in the Chi
esgo Medical College, there to bs dressed
up. put together, and occupy nota little
space In the museum. 1t required fonr
large boxes and . sugar hogshead to con-
tain The boues'
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ROW ON, ANNIE,

You know Annie
Charming little Ann'A
Healthy little, s.ucy little, jolly little Anu'e
She will row you any day,
Up the river far away.
Winning easy, I should say
Clever little Annie.
Take heed, Annie,
Darling little Annie
Careless little, thougbtlsss little, fearless IT.
tie Anui-l
Weeds eulacs The river through!
There be desps and shallow, too,
Perilous alike to you,
Helpless little Annie.
Row on, Annie.
Pretty little Annie
winscmc little, laughing little, lovely little
AuHie!
In taut and trim "two pair"
with thee would gladly share
Joy and sorrow, mirth aud care
Down life's river, Annie.
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Miss Alta NJ Huett OF Rockford, Illinois,
proposes to tear down the found alton walls
Of the American Republic unless justice is
done her. She has spent three years study
ing law. was recommended by two able
lawyers, and yet is denied admission to thr
bar OF Illinois. aud the local paper Is msau
enough to awe into figures and show inat
the lady could have made seven hundred
aud 'orty-one yards of rag carpet while she
has been studying law.
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On Wednesday evening next, the Yong
folks of Tarr Farm ar. to give = social par
ty ct Uuion Hall, on that farm. The Tarr
Farm Striug Band will furnish music for the
occasion, and good time is anticipated
Those Of our citizens attending, can rest
assure of having lots Of sport
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The to OILS whicb have been fast 10 the
Barton &c Hooker well, on the Gearing farm
were safely removed a day or two since BY
Mr.. Robert Stafford. one Of the drlllers in
the employ of Mr.. James Cruthers, the con.
tractor for drilling the we'll. 1t ia now be.
ing tested with q fair show oil striking oil.
The we'll would undoubtedly have proved
good one, and may yet, but It ia feared 10
damaged by the salt water from the noun.
ta,n sand which has been standing In the
hols for the past two months.
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NOTES OF THE DAY.

Alexis plays the piano.
A head wlnd-a aneezs.
Twenty-one Chicsgoans are still missing.
Tilton thinks Rochsfort 10 tho Tilton Of
France.
Hard TO deal with"-au old pack n,
cards.--(N. o. Times
Seven thousand women belong to .he Bel
gisn International. .,- ,.-- 7s2ssA
"A London avenue has beea renamed
"Charles Dickens
The Russian officers accompanying Alexis
are mostly blondes.
WITHDRAWING is greatly on the increase 10
London, says the Times.
They now think that northern Iowa 10 IN.
dsrlaid by . vast coal mine.
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1t is said the lins OF gas lights in the Pc
tersburg q nd Clarion River oil districts ex-
tends, Tor over twenty miiss--slmost from
Iawrenceb,rg, in the Parker District, to
East Sandy. Ofa clear night tho sight
presented is a beautiful one, reminding
person of the camp-tires of 40 immense ar
my spread jOut Tor miles and miles before
bin.
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Superintendent J. I. Blair has placed an
evening train on the Pitbole Valley Road.
leaving Pithols at $50, aud connecting
With the evening "sxprsss for Oil City and
up the Creek. Operators can now
leave here 10 the afternoon, have two or
three hours 10 Pitbole, and return the same
evening.
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Tom. Mcdonald. the popular livery man
Of this place and Oil City. has branchrd out
again and established g first class livery
board and sale stable at Pstsrsbu rg. Tom.
10 one ofthosesenrrgetic driving men who
10 bound to succeed in whatever be under
takes and we hope be may bs sbundsutly
successts, 10 bis new enterprise.
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The work OIL the extension OF the James
town & franklin Railroad to Ashtabula
10 progrsssing rapidly. The cnlverts.
bridges and stonswork generally are all 6n-
ished, and workmen commenced putting
down the :nil this week. 1t il expected
thaIsars will be running by the first Of
JRuuary,
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Shakespeare says
Through tattet'd clothes small voices do
appear
Had he lived at the present time, how
ever. 10 Petroleum Centre, It ts not Likely
he would have had occasion to write any
thing Of the sort, for Alden. at the James
town store, furnishes clothing also low
prices no one need wear "tattered" gar
ments.
Cbsucer Gays
"All things. which shineth as the gold
Ne is 90 gold, as have herd II told"
Alden, at the Jsm-stawn store, on Wash
ington street, doesn't however, stand ont on
rifles, and will readily part with any Of bis
stock Of hsts, caps, clothing and furnishing
goods for small amounts Of green backs,
without any ones opinion on the gold ques-
tion.
Longfellow says:
s'For Time will teach thee soon the truth,
There are no birds in last years nestv
He ought, however, to add that the pso-
pie Of Petroleum Centre and vicinity are bs.
giuing to be pretty thoroughly convinced
that the place to buy hats, caps, clothing
aud furnishing gods at moderate prices,
and Of the latest styles. 10 at the jamestown
clothing store, on Warrington street.
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Coal OH ON THE WArER.-The Secre-
tary OF the Treasury informs the Special
Treasury Agent at New ORLEANS that. ac-
cordine to sections 4 and S lof the act Of
Couarsss Of February 20, 1871, and the reg.
ulation sdopted BY the Board of Supervia-
ing Inspectors of etesmboa,s at their last
session, coal oil cannot bs transported on
passenger steam vessels; also, that crude
and refined petroleum can be transported on
passenger stsamboats when there Is no other
practical means Of transporting 1t, such as
hy railroads and freight lines Of steamboats,
When carried on a passenger st"smboat the
oil must he placed by the guards or forward
main deck. and must not be above ITO de-
grees temperature.
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A Micbigander presented himself to the
sheriff, weeping, and said hs could not tell
. lie; BIZ had killed his wifi, and chilo with
bis little batchet. TIE sheriff told him be
was too good to live much longer, aud the
chances are that he will not
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-25
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The copartnershIp heretofore existino nm
ser .ne urn name OF NJ. l.. Bates q Co., 70.
tiners of crude petroleum. at Petroleum Cen.
're, ra' Is ms day dissolved by mutual
consent ~. Fisher and NJ. l.. Bates re-
llring. The business will hereafter be con,
u"c'en oy George Stevens under the old
name of tho Monitor Oil Works.
i. d. FISHER.
NJ. l.. BATES
GEO. STEVENS.
DATED Petroleum Centre. Nov. ii, 1871.
rov. IS 5,r
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-25

Mr.. Chas. E. Hart. OF this place, has
commenced the work of drilling on . tract
helon ging to him, adjoining the Mofatt
Farm, Chsrrytres RIM.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-25

~ The funeral services Of Mr. George
G. rrsther, will be held In the Presbytsris
Church. st Pinmer. at IL m. on Monday
next. Friends OF the family are invited to
attend.