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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-04-13
kPnyGu's New Double Acting
OIs Pump for Pumping Oil 90
STn1gsiH lsspO NTt1ey.

Kenyons New Double Acting Oil Pump
ia ackuowi,dGe Ged To be The best pump now
in use. One OF its leading features is thai
IL not only prnfncrs cuutinuons row of
oil or other fluid, but that il creates and
eustains a constant ard powerful suction,
by Ueans OF which the seams or veins nf tie
well ure in great measure cleared of para
line and other ohstruc: Ous, ond the oil In
the veins is drawn towBrds the well. II
haa been asc-rtane.l hy actual test that tbs
use oi this pnmp causes gradually :ncTeas-
,ug How ot oil. II IL well known by oil
opsraiofe toat .bis improvement 10 OF great
u.'Te and on". that haa been long coughl
tL,. The ahltst mechanics of our country
havn for years besI at WORK trying to lind
| out some new and untIied plan to pr0iooa
che iife time .! ap oil we'll; and nothing yet
! 10 onr knowledge has been brought before
the public that in anyway equals tie powe,
OF the kenyoa Pump, experience having
taught toat il is the long continued sue
lion that has the power 10 keep up and ~
crease the production Of oil wells. Oil
opera tors are referred To Mr.. Geo. SOultou,
Superintendent of the Columbia Farm, for
informstion in regard to the practical work.
ings of the Kenyon Pump We append the
fol lowing testimonial from tie Dadagcrs OF
the Columbia Farm:
OFFICE COLUMBIA On Co.
Columbia Farm, Jan. 20.
Mr.. H. x. KENYON:
Dear Sr:-We are nsing your ;Donhl.
Acting Oil Pumps in three al our oil wells
and take pleasure in stating that we sye
gettin. more oil aud gas from each of them
than was previously obtained by the use OF
"orkiog barrels. We believe your oil pump
10 be The b.st in usr.
Respectfully yonrs,
G ". BoULToy, Sup't.
}. +. BARCRoFr. Manager
For further particulars address II. X.
KENYON, Petroleum Gentle. P. o, box
SAT. ian3,
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A stolen kiss saved giri's life in Fond
dn Lac last week, for II the man who did
The deed had not pulled her head forward
just as hs dill beam. which fell from
the upper aoor, would have d.shei her
brains out. Since then all the young men
In Fond du Lac are going around savin.
the lives OF the young women. Taey say i;
is sweet 10 he phiIantrorisr.
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Attention is C .i.ed TO the f.cG that Bruce
Il Fuller ara Offering their large stock @.
boots aud shoes ut cost, it beiug their de.
termination 10 cl0se out the busine a. -
Raso barsai Us viii be offered to those wish
ing anything in the lios OF boots, shoes,
&c, ior ladies or gents wear. Give them u
call,
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There Was u ''aiucLnvsS of Joy" iu the
h"nse Of piauie, yesterday. AT the arrival of
a new cumtr, in Inc person Of u twelve
I"und baby Girl. Mother and child ara do
ing well. aud father--well, he is the proud
est man iu town, and .s jolly az he can be,
.D.y j tie .mr over toe many hearty hani
su-An.-s i,trlv-1 f;u,.! as ...eGds. Vel
49, u4.s A..A.Svi.
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The SUIcTDE.--In u conversation with
Nr. +. J. Higgins, engineer at the wells on
lease %, Central Petroleum Co.'S farm, und
who ran toar with the deceased for nearly
year and half previous to his DEATH we
learn some additional facts in regard to the
sad occurrence. Pryor came to this place
from Newark, Ohio. at which place be has
three brothers living at present. He had
worked at that place from the time of his
arriva. from The old country up TO the time
he arrived in the Gil region, and not a.
Lockport, the error baving arose from the
/ fact that the memorandum book found 10
his clothing did not heloug 10 bin, bnt was
the property OF u man uamed Luke Hanson
who was from LockpUrt, and formerly work
ed for the Central Co. Mr. Higgins is firm
in the belief that the unfortunate man was
insane at the time cf committing the rssb
act. and states tha. deceased had frequent
ly acted in u strange manner in the engine
house, expressing the belief that be (Piycr)
was soon going to die, aud enqnitipg es to
the easiest and surest method ofdyiag. This
was particularly observable Tor several days
previous 70 his disappearance.
The body WAS enclosed in cofiu, last
evening, and brought to ,owo, where i,
lies awaiting tns arrival of another brother
from Newark, Alter which it will be TAX
Ell TO Dunkirk for bnriAi. Ons brother or.
I. rived las. night, aud ia highly spoken OF
having been freight rec.iyer at Dunkirk fo
the las, nineteen years. His other brother
arc elso respectable citizens of Newark, o
From tho evidence before the coroner
!. jury is appears that Pryor 10 fit OF insar
]. ity hung himselI 90 The 81 day of October
!. 1870, and has hing or been loyiug on til
|. ground within $50 yards from dwellin
f houses 10 Wild CaI Hollow for six month
aud eight days. singular fact consideriui
0, the number of people that were CONSTANT
going up or coming down the hill 10 tba
: vicinity.
~ ~ The following is the veriic! Of the coro
ner's jury:
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, I 9
r,,,, VENASSo COUNTY, s.
We, the nnaersgu'd. having been dul
" summoned and einp.nHel!el as jury to d,
. teimine the cause VI the death Of an al
8 known body. i0und pcar Petroleum Cen,r
5 Vrnango county. Pa, April 18th, 1874, 81
ter hearing The evidence we have coma
tho conclusion that the said body Ia The pa
ssn of one Patrick Pryor. who cIme to h
death by his own hands by hanging himee
Pm while In temporary tlt OF insanity.
/" Levi Mason.
" ii. u. WHiTrLEsEY.
u. NJ. SAUNpEks.
GEO. ". KING, SE,
70 ~ J. W. ROBINSON,
ra JOHN TIEOBoLT.
- Attest: SAMUEL REYNOLDS, ]. r.
~, Since the ubovo was written we learn tina
p. the remains will ba taken to Dunkirk on th
es 1888 train this afternoon.
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An 0xc.anse says: 1--WE arc Ia receipt
OF two poems, ono on the 'ThIobbing
Brain anu Tho other on a Beating Heart. ,
We will wait NATL we receivs one On the
Stomach Ache and pnblish oil three TO-
getbef."
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-. IL. I'eiien@ii a. Co. ~
Park Po., New YORK, and Geo T. howell y Co.
Advertising Ageuta are the sole agents ;c- the 20,
;rplrum Centre DAILY RECORD in that city. Adj.
vertsers in tint city are requested TO leave their
ia yors with either of toe shove houses
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Strawberries, very rcd and large Us plum
were sold in New O.leans last week ut
seventy 1--we cents u qaart. They arc not
sweet as those growa Gt the North. foy the
reuson, it is said, that they DO not receive
the saus cultivation aud care.
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Announce nen "a.

The announcement cards of candidates tor
nomination for the various Offices will be
published at the following rates:
Assembly. $40; Associate Judge, ElO;
Sheriff. $lG Treasurer, $40; Disuict A,tor.
ney. $40; Commissioner. 50; Auditor. 50.
Positively 10 announcements published
unless paid for IN ApvANCE.
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"Son-expiosvs fad" is au excellent
thing 10 have in ths house-when lively
explosion aud speedy fra is desired. 4
eau of thu ''wsrralted not to explode
stnif blew up a grocery and then burned 1t
down, on Tuesday night, ia Allegheny
City.
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SUERlFE.

We are authorized IN announce the name
Of G.. :, MARKS, as Candidate for Sheriff.
subject 10 the usnges OF the Republican
party, at the primary meeting.
Petroleum Centre, March l6. 1871.
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Tue fanLeeisIns--''donated," 'colided,"
and ''burglar!zei," have bean badly used nm
by ~ Edgli'h magazine writer, Who Luries
t"'m IA nine pas'a '. go'y uacomul.nen
tafy remarks,
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COUNTY TREASURER.

Enron RECORD Please announces IT."
name of flD BISHOP, of OH City, as u
Candidate for the Office of County Trrasur-
er. subject TO the u, cision OF tue Republican
Primary Election, aud ohligs
MANY REPUBLICANS.
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

We are authorized to announce the name
OF James II. Smith. M candidate for Dis
trict Attorney. suhj,c 10 the nssges OF She
Republican, Primary Election.
Petroleum Centre, March rs, 1871.
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A number OF our c;tiZeDs went TO Mead-
vile, yesterday afternoon, to attend the
concert given by Mad. Nilsson
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We are authorized to announce the name
Of n. RIDDLE. as candidate Tor
Treasurer. subject to the usages OF tho Re
publican party, at n" primary meeting.
Petroleum Ceuirp, March 22, iSil.
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ORIENTAL PATsNT MkN's GATHERS
These CATERS. ARE seal skin. paten. taps,
add mnke u be.ntifui dress for the feet
AN sole agent tor Petroleum Centre aud
vicinity.
A G CNlTJ
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-04-13

BIRDS The hrs, Singing ard cheapest
Canary Birds 10 the oil regions are m be
bad ut
nOy1-tf. J. ". REATTI'S.
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Mpasnrrs taken, aud Ciothing made TO
order, ut A. AI.DEN'S,
jamestown Clothing store.
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All Styles l!snt harness. cheaper than the
cheapest made GTon Muijals oak stock, and
wIrrauttd, 4; !. 4, kroG's.
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VICHEi AND KISSENGEN WATERS
on uraught at
GRIFTEa BROS.
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FREEZING COLD SODA WATER ai
GRIFFES BROS.
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White and colored Shirts mad. TO order,
and fits guaranteed, or no sale. at
A. ALDEN'S,
NIL. jamestown Clothing Store.
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Lessee BLOCK, Titu.viiie,p Pa.
etroleum Centre Daily Record.
fet- Centre. Thursday April IS. A
ARRIVAL AND DEpRATUER OF
TRAINS ON D. q. d A. II. II.

TRAINS ON .. q. d A. II. II.
On and after Monday, Nov. 2Sih, 1870,
trains will run as follows:
NORTH NO. 8. NO. NO. I.
Leave Irvine. l2.OlPx. s, 10 p "
Leave Oil City 100 A N. 2,55 p N. 7,5O NJ
PetCen lao :. 3,3y - $40
Titusv. $50 4.25 " GIG "
Arrive CORY, 1000 5,57 =" l0,3 "
SOUTH. No. 3. NO. 4. NO. 6.
Leave Cory, 1l,O5 A ". 6. 6.lOAx G,I5P VI
= ." Titusv. l2.4OP u. 1855 =" 7,52
/" r. Cen. l,27 /" S.i9 " 8.42 {"
Arrive o. City 2.l0 " SOC +" 9,2O "
Irvine. 4,50 " ll.40 Z"
~ No. s and run on Sunday.
FREIGHT TRAINS NORTH.
kOC. s.15A JOAN. l055A.x. 6.3JAM 3 10 Px
ArP.C 1910 " 1,6rs lal3PN si5 =" f40 =.
Titus, tl,l4Ax. 2,D" las s,S s,lJ 4"
Ar. Corl,i5 PA
FREIGHT TRAINS SOUTH.
No. 10. No .. No. IL. No. a. No 20
LeT. 0.ooAn ssoAx. 10 rs An lila An. Is5rs
"PC,S,G0 Z" 9.p 1915 Pm IL 40 pm 800 :"
ArOCi0,l8 1872 " LBS 2,O5 I" 100 :"
ril City and Petroleum Centre freight leave. Oil
tity 2l0 p IN arrives at Petroleum Centre = 20 d.
u. Leaves Petroleum Centre at 40 . u., arrives
at vii City 200 y. M
J, 2. B, I. and are expre.s trains.
No. ~ l. throu..h accommodation, cpnuects at
. Garry for East and North.
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING CARS.
NO. 4-lircet frln Philadelphia without change.
No. 5-Direct from Pittsborgh without change
No S-Direct to Pitisb urgh without change.
Monday. Nov. 2& 1870.
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HOUSE FOw sALEoIs RENT

Ac,mtortabe Dwell Ing House. sitnai,G,,Hh l.. IL .old
Lake shor. Block on the see hlH' :, "unii,rtmon,
reasonable or rented ltquire Of II - T., h',N,
~ lno Hardware store of Nicholson " H''@''''
Pttrolcun Csntrc, AIril Il Nv
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$4OO Lost.

On Wednesday, Apill 9th, a Buckskn Pouch esI sir
tanning Your Ilu dred Dol"rs wss lost at OK n,inw l
Petroleum Cenue. 1he money was III ,he iolCo slCo
irg denomina ions One 100 National mW,,ion.
Iifp, nhach; Two $50 Grrenbacks; one s6o Na''''
al. a The balance III : 8 anu $40 Grctn aIh, aIhs,nb,
The d der will he LlBERALLp REV AK AZ SWichoi.
lea Ing tbe sarnc at tho hardware stor" "i .>''
sun & BlacSmon. low"
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~ Hanging Baskets for sale at
NICHOLSON u I!AACKNON's.
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81 .ea Sr,v"rs FIR sale ut
NICHOLSON 4 NAckM0As.
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The finest assortment oil Children's Shoes
ever brought 10 the oil region, at
\. :. SMITHS
Boot and 81 oe SluIe.
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Spring Oeer Goats, at
A. ALDEN'S.
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Latest style uf Ladies Opera Toes Shoes.
best quality and low prices, received to-day
at
A. S. SMITHS
Boot and Shoe Store.
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Attest: SAMUEL REYNOLDS, ]. r.
Since the ubove was written we learn that
the remains will ba taken to Dunkirk on the
1888 train this afternoon.
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Best Spring style goods received to-day,
A. S. SMITHS
mJJ-it Boot aud shoe Store.
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Bset Cigars IN town ut Critics Bros.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26

that Germany intended to cloud her his
tory by ending the present war in such a
manner as to allow the future, or even the
present, to charge her with rapacity or
Injustice. She was forced into the con-
fict, as the French themselves almost adj
NIT, and she will 60 out of it as she has
conducted herself, with credit and to the
amazement of Europe. The treaty which
she will make with France will astonish
both parties, if We mistake not, for we
believe that the advisers of the Emperor
knew how to make peace as well as they
knew how to make war. And to strength
en- this opinion, it is only necessary to re-
peat the message Of Germany to Baden.
Says the Emperor, in that straightforward
way which needs no Interpreter to explain
it: Germany, which has become strong
through the unity Of her princes and reo-
pie, has recovered her former position in
the councils of nations. Germany neither
wants, nor is inclined, to transgress her
frontiers; she seeks only independence
and mutual advancement and welfare Of
nations 10y the extension Of her con-
merce."
There is no installing these declara-
tons, and they assure the world OF a
strong peace when it comes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26
PAR NOZZLE TRaTSTy.

New York or the wild cat majority Of
New York, proposes to erect a r.orument
! to William NJ. Tweed. This is the iCer-
| teal individual vino attended Tie last
State Convention Of the Democratic party
| at Rochester, Sylaclse or Buffalo It is
immaterial which,, attended by a crowd
Of rowdies tina: actually robbed the vii
lagos along the line Of their passage, the
expenses Of which Mr.. Tweed paid, thus
making himself Individually responsible
for their presence and for their conduct.
He is known in New York as the Boss
and his tavor:te clan is the old Tam1nany
Club, which is the society that cheated
the South before the war, and is cheating
her now so far as it can do 50, through
the fundamentally Of the Democratic
party. Il is possible 10 find pre-
cedents for everything IN history, and
a recurrence to Roman authorities
satisfies rs that New York i right
in her disposition TO commemorate Tweed
with {: monument. Nero made his horse
a consul OF the empire TIA, Cesar founded,
and as matter q course this equine con-
sui had his statue in the torUln. as was
the custom. Rome deserved the disgrace
for toleratins such ruler, but she vas in
the hands Of the Democracy. ans: the
Democrats arplauded whatever tie mas
ter of the nag decrecd. New Io,,s IS
dissraced Ivy accepting the rule o: such
men as Boss Tweed, bu: since sire las
done 50 through the Democracy. ,e: her
erect his statue IN the market place. II
will serve il history as a parallel :or the
extravaganza Of the Romans, and its les
son viii teach Us that even the people
themselves may BE conpeten, 20 bald
their despots. Let us have Boss Tweed
in brass
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26
WHITEWASEING.

| Religious bodies are dereiic. to their
duty when they engage in w.itewasLing.
| The Methodist Book Concern, of New
York, is more particularly invited to con-
slider this proposition, for it has been Ell
gagged in the business on two separate
! occasions, much to its discredit Certain
| reports obtained currency that the Con-
Germ WAS allowing irregularities not to
use harder word-to creep into its man
| agement. and these reports became so loud
and imposing that the public and the
were traced to responsible party in
fact, they were traced to the Very man
who was most likely to know all about
them, to Wit: to Dr. Ianahan, the agent
He wasquestioned, and his answer affirmed
the existence Ct frauds. An examina-
ton was ordered, and wLi,ewashing
report was brought in by the Manager to
the effect that irregularities did exist, but
that they had been corrected. This did
not satisfy the general public. and after
loud complaints, new examination was
decided upon. 1t met, and its commence
ment was equally unsatisfactory. If not
more so. than the ending Of the previous
investigation. The committee actually
put the witness on trial. and bent all its
energies to convict DR.. Lanahan OF Gi-
hot 10 no
been told. The defense for this eNt,aor-
binary proceeding was that the service Of
religion could only be injured by exposing
the frauds OF religious concerns. IL his
own defense, Dr.. Lanahan had to explain
the irregularities that had been merit ionea
in public. and his testimony exposed how
the concern had been used in two or three
cases to enrich certain parties that had
been permitted to furnish il with material!
These points Were so fully established
that the committee could not resist tiLd-
ing them to be true, but desisted from its
great duty of ordering an entire Ieorcani-
cation OF the Book Concern On a new
OASIS. Or. LanahanS retention as agent
will not satisfy the public, for the sane
Old evils can be still continued unless new
men are put at the heads of the litleren:
departments. The patronage OF tie Con-
Germ has fallen of largely since these
derogatocy reports have been il ci.cr.,.-
ton. and until the authors OF the scanda!
are pushed out Q: the establishment, the
religious public viii still feel that its con-
tidence is no: restored. and when j: is
remembered that the Methods: Book
Concern is probably the larses. and one
Of the mos: profitable printing and pub
fishing houses il the world, j: vii lie
seen that i: is of vast Importance 20 he c:
good uanle IN all things.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26

the bill, however, differs from the caption,
and makes obligatory what is presumed
to be allowable or discretionary, then the
measure is an improper one, and should
be defeated. The city Of New Orleans is
now in the sorest pecuniary straits, and
the Administrators are reducing every
useless expenditure in order to allow the
use of some money to the improvement
Of the corporation. Il the Legislature
counteracts this action by tie creation
Of other expenses, the good work Of the
Administrators must fail altogether.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26
JULES TATRE AT LARGE.

The fact that Favre got ont Of Paris
despite the refusal Of Bismarck to grant
him pass, signifies that there is either
some difference between the military and
the court bureaus in front Of Paris, and
that the military is the strongest, or that
Bismarck Was perfectly willing to let
Favre pass out, but declined to make it {.
matter Of State action. A military pass
is nothing. excep: as between the parties
that issue and those that use il. An order
from the fountain head submits the gov
eminent 20 all the responsibilities that
may resa!; from il. 4 simple order from
al officer IL command Of an army may
be counsermanded or repudiated by the
State as its interests dictate Bis
marck probably suggested that military
consent might lie given to pass Favre cut,
and that this &C: could be reprdiated
hereafter j! the consequences DID not cor
respond to s.atesmanlike ends. This
thing OF being Prime Minister IS !: terrible
bother 70 both the incumbent and the
press, for while prime ministers are sup
posed to have reasons for everything they
do, if they have no: the press L:.s to in
vent some.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26
MORE EETSIC.

Senator Ray has introduced z p;i. into
the Senate for very Objectionable object.
The law intimates in it's title that it IS de-
signed to allow the city Of New Orleans
to employ six physicians il her SIX dis
tricts. If the body of the bill 2rrespcnds
to the index, then the law IL. be con-
sidered as simply unnecessary rather than
as Objectionable; for as the Administra-
tors are already vested with power to en-
ploy as many doctors as they want, the
passage of such law can only be piece
ofsuperfuous legislation. # the body Of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26
A CARD.

"eslre |" announce 70 my former friend, 2 nd
PATRONS 'la' nave associated myself in business
WIN MI. ". a. "hitinore, under the name and
firm of WHITMORE i BARRINGpe 9. w. ,,-
and ll9 Front street. New Orleans ub.ro 49,. 49,,
prepared to Go all kinds Of Boiler Conner ri,
Sheet Iron Work in the most improved manner and
style, At the lowest cash prices. And in +bor,-;u
NY friends for their former liberal PATRONAGE ~
IN asking a continuance of the same 10 tho no,r
nrh would say to all that are in want of orr
'ns IN our line they will find it to their interes, ~
give US cali before leaving their orders elsev here
JOHN L. BARRIMER
O'''"A'' JANUARY H. 1871. jal5 limo 2p