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New York Naval Stores MARKET.

From the Journal OF Commerce, Friday, August
4: The market for spirits turpentine opened In
couraging, closing 1rm. The demand Is fair.
Sales embrace 100 6bs on spot at 53c; 150 at sac;
closing at 54c; and 200 to arrive OF 52Hc. Rosns-
the marker Is rather more active, but at easier
ward delivery at So go, TO be delivered alongside
Of ship, and. $780, I. o. b. in Wilmington on pri.
yate terms, and, ii 1ne grades, 3o0;Nos l and at
IS T5a4; l50 No at S4 so pale at 81; 200 AZ 80 So
and so bbls virgin at So. We quote No at So 25a
co. No at SIS 1894 SO; pale at 81 75a5 50, and ex-
tra pale at SIS T5a7 IS.
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wnssaros. August 5.-spirits Turpentne
steady at 46c Rosin quiel at So 80 for strained;
Sc sex for extra pale. Crude Turpentine steady
at SIS 10 for yellow dip; 81 rotor virgin. Tar
quiet at 50 go.
NEW ORLEANS, August 5.-Flour dull at IS; Xxx
s6 so; xxx 81 Is. Corn easier; mixed 6Sa70c;
Whltefsc. Oats irregular; new 45a53c; Galena
SIC. Bran dull at 81 o5. Pork dull and nominal
at s14 75al5. Bacon dull at TX, 9Ha9Kc Lard
sugar, molasses, coffee. and whiskey unchanged
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EOR LAKE. ERIOR.
STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
AND
ATLANTIC, DULUTH AND PACIFIC LINE.


One of the Splendid Steamers METEOR, INDIA,
PACIFIC. COBURN. ATLANTIC, JAPAN, kEWEE.
NAW, ARCTIC. CHINA and ST. PAUL, will leave
Bufra.o daily (except Fridays and Saturiays,) at
3P. NJ, Erie the next morning, Cleveland the
same night, and Detroit ut 10 P. H.. daily, lex
cept Sundays and Mondays.l for DULUTH and In.
,ermediate LAKE SUPERIOR PORTS.
Connections nre made at Duluth with the Lake
Superior and Mississippi Railroad, to ST. Paul,
aud all poInts in Minnesota, Northern Wisconsin
and Iowa. Also, with the Northern Pacific Rail
road for the Red River Country.
Excursion Tickets. AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES,
will be Issued by all principal Railroads to st.
Paul by this route, returning via all rail. Or by
Rail Routes to st. Paul and Duluth, returning Via
Lake.
During the months of June July and August,
EXCURSION TRIPS will be made via the North
Shore OF Lake Superior. visiting the Silver Mines,
Fort William, Grand Portage, &c.
For further information, apply to
B. F. PATRICK,
General Passenger Agent, Buffalo, N. 7.
F.. T. EVANS. Manager A D. and P. Line.
S. d. CALDWELL, General Manager U. S. co.
mavS-mWf3mOS
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Markets by Telegraph.

\ LONDON, August s-Ny n.-consols ssx. Bonds
ssssI nKw YORK. August 6--Noon.- steady and
duh. Gold nrm at 12aa'2T. Governments steady
and dullsy State bonds quiet; Fennessees strong
and active; Tennessees TAX; new 74K. Money
easy at2. EXchange7long ~; short loI. Bank
Gle decrease ever $500, 900; legal tenders de-
creased o tribe; deposits decreased over $780,
COO; specie shipments over $25o,ooo. Freights
quiet. ....--->, =.
and nomifally unchanged Gold steady. Govern.
mentS strong. SiSty.twos l4h. Tennessees
strong and active. New South Carolinas and
pessees 74aI; new FAX. virginias 64IS; new ;2;
tLoufsianas BI; new 81; levees 90; ei2hts s5 Ala.
bamas 9sK;S;fYes 81. Georgias ss; .sevens e2;
North Carolinas AZ; new 25 South Carohnas
7l;new SIX. The week closed with continued
ease. MOuey-low rates =on interest. Eighty.
ones 16h. Sixty.twos lax. Slxty-fours 1SA.
Sixty lives li1S; new l!H. sixty. seVens l3St
sixty.eishts lS's' STen'fourlies lS%. Ffeighss
strong.
12k.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, August 5-Noon.-Cotton opened
quiet and steady ;.upands Szsasd; Orleans sGd;
salss 5000 bales.
EYening-uotteu closed quiet; sales 10, 600
bales; speculation and export 1000.
NEW YORK. August 5-Eoon.-Cotton dull and
nominal; middng npands lsAc; Orleans 2o1sc;
sales, 100 bales.
Evening Cotton easier; sales S04 bales; up.
BosroS, August 5.-Cotton dull; middlings
2rKc; net receipts IS bales; gross 4s5; sales 500;
stockG0o.
SBAITIMoRE. August 5.-Cotton dull and heavy;
mtddings le1saie15c; net receipts 20 bales; gross
29;s ocE lo4.
NORFOLK, August 5.-Cottol quiet; low mid
dpgs 17Xc; net receipts l66 bales; exports coast
wise 3l2; sal so; stock 6l9. ~
WILMINGTON. August 5-Cotton quiet; mid.
dinrs l9Kc; net r cGipt5 10 bales; stock 622.
s. SAVANNAH. August 5.-Cotton In moderate de-
mand; low mi idlugs lie; net receipts lss oales'
stock $50.
AUGUSTA, August 5.-Cotton Is nominally un-
changed; Liverpool midullng TX; New York mid
ding 1sc; sales 10 bales: receipts IS.
MOBILE, August Cotton lower; middtngS
1sc; net receipts % bales exports coastwise 73l;
sales 400; stock 1865
NEW ORLEANS, August 5.-Cotton quiet; mid.
dlings l7%sl7Xc; net receipts 4i3 bales; gross
52l: exports to Great Britain 4780; sales 5o0 stock
91,7s6.
LIVERPOOL August 5-Noon.-Lard 47s.
NEW YORK, August 5-Noon.--Flour dull.
Wheat steady. Curn firm. Pork steady at $l3 so.
Lard quiet. Turpeuttne dull as 50Ha5l. Rosin
quiet al 50 90 for strained
Evening Flour 5alUc lower; common TO 1alr
exrre SIS 3na$5 81; Yood to choice Sc 55as9.
Wheat-Sprtng 1a2c better; winter unchanged.
Corr dull PORK stea 3. Beef dull Lard--ket-
tie l0kc G 'uce;ies and navals dull.
n BALTIHuRE, August 5.-Flour dull and favors
Vbuyers on high 81 ales Wheat firm. Corn steady.
Provisions unchanged. WhlsIey dull at CSC.
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New York Hay Market.

From the. Daily Bulletin; Friday, August 4: Re.
ceIpts to-day 1850 bales. The market for the past
few days has ruled very quiet, owing to the small
supply OF shipping grades available. The;D1sl'
mesa to-day has beer. as follows: SO bales for Sa-
vannah; DO bales for Portsmouth; 100 bales for
Havana; and, 90 bales for NorfOlk-allNSl 20 per
-cwt Retais sells fairly. Long rye straw Is again
scarce and wanted. Shors and oat are steady.
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"a good soldier OF Jesus. Christ"
ITi71Othy ID ChQDtey, Sd Verse.

g.. - . .
In the forefront OF the Battle, e"-
With hts FURNISHED armor on,
Fell the Chiefof our division.
Fell our dea- Elected one,
Consecrated by the Spirit;
And the Christ.anointed hands
OF the, Bishop and the Elders,
Ready for the work he stanos.
Firm he rraspe, the saviour's banner,
Then committed to his care;
Body. soul ami spirit yowing
To His service kneeling there:-
And his eye was ever'lifled
To the Cross upon 1t wrought;
Jesus Christ. and mans redemption,
Was hts only theme and thought.
Boldly eloquent he pleaded
With poor, sinful souls to trust
Solely in the blood Of Jesus,
-; The Immaculate. the Just;
Holding up the WORD ETERNAL
Ever ro their eager gaze;
And the, RBRPECT MAN presented
Pattern. .1aultless for their ways.
In the bloody van OF battle,
with his armor FURNISHED bright,
Not for his salvation only
He endured the deadly light,
b. he.host by GOd'committed
4 hs guidance and his care
Neryed his hand and fred his spirit
iGaInst "the Powers Of the AIR"
,GaInst the. hostile Host of Satan,
Prince CT this World and OF US
Lest we fall into Ine meshes
OF his snares numerous
And the little ones advancing S.tss-
In the strife to bear their part,
Tenderly didShe encourage -
With the great love OF his heart.
Hoin ne 1oued them 4 May odr children:
Ever, hear ihnk Iln9 at heart. ..
= And endeayor from his teachings -
Never TO fall or and part; -.
/. For In infancy he sealed them
Youthful Soldiers Of the Cross.
Woe to them II Life's fierce struggle
End in.agony and loss.
!. Noe to as who him have followed
In maturity OF years,
II ICE treasure not his presepts.
> Prove forgetfpl OF his pray yer5;
Kneel not humbly meath the shadow
OF, the. Or.,ss OF Christ, our King,
TIL the angels cause the Heavens
With our lDelcon,e home to ring,
,a;..
There, with him who now reposes
In the blissfnl Realms OF Peace,
Will wej0tn our S0ng5of triumph
To the anthems pe'er shall cease,
While the Everlasting Ages
Move upon the wheels OF Love,
And the Father, Son and Spirit, =
CO.ETERNAL, shall approve. y. u. +.
Charleston, August ], 1871.
s..The Priests who, with the Bishop; shall lay
ieit hands severaly upon the heads or every one
lat receiveth the.0rderot Priesthood"
t0rdatnino Of rPraests-Consnon Prayer
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Interior Cotton Markets.

week. Market opened on Monday ct l6Kc; closed
to-day at 15Bc.
ORANGEBURG. August 4.-Sales during the
week 10 bales. We quote: Ordinary lac; low
middling 16c; middling l6hc.
MONTGOMERY, August 4-Cotron Is dull, and
prices are unchanged from yesterdays quota.
lions. Low mddllngs 16%a17c.
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Chipping.
TOR NE W o E K
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, AT HALF
PAST 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
NEW IRON STEAM L1NE=-EsrABLsHED 1870

The Splendid New Iron Side Wheel Steamship
SOUTH. CAROLINA, Beckett. Commander, Will
sail for New York on WEDNESDAY,, 9th August at
half.pass, 100 O'Clock A. H., from Pier No. 2, Union
Wharves. a.ts.s-: &
Through Bills Of LadIng to Liverpool BY
Trieste, Naples, Leghorn, Christlania. Gotten
burg and to Glasgow, by ANCHOR LINE STEAM
SHIPS To New England Cities as usual.
Insurance by Steamers OF this Line " per- cent
For Freight Engagements or Passage, having
very fine Stase.room accommodations, apply to
WAGNER, HUGER d CO., No.. 20 Broad street
or to WM. A. COURTENAY, No. Union Wharf
anUh-4
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, August 5.-SPIRITs TuRPEN.
T1NE-Sales OF $50 casks at 46c per gallon for
Southern packages. >.
RosS.-Sales OF only 500 5bls at So 80 for strain.
ed and Sc 62H per Dbl for pale. ~ @
CRUDE ETURPENTINE.-Saies OF 2i5 bbs at So 10
for yellow dip and 81 20 for virgin.
TAR.-ReceIpts and sales OF 100 bbls at, 81 60 per
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TlHE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES,
PlEpARED BY TIE
NEW YORK MEDICAL UNIVERSITY.

COMPOUND FLED EXTRACT OF CANCER
PLANT-Pnce So
Cough Lnctu5-Prlce 81
Dilanthus Ex sract for Epilepsy, St. Vitus Dance,
Spinal and Brain Anecttons-Price 81
Catarrh Specific-Price So
Hydrated Oxynrl, for Consumption, Bronchitis,
WhoopIng Ough. &c.-Prlce 81
Pile EXtract-aneVer falling Pile cure-Price 81.
May Apple Pills for Dyspepsia, Torpidity Of the
Liver. Constipation, &c.-Price So cents
Headache Pils-Price so cents
Alkaline Resolent-an iodzed chemical water
superior &c vichy, Kissingen, Seltzer, &C.
Price 81
Five Minute Pan Curer-Price 81
Chemical Healing, Blood and Bone Ointment. ,
Ethereal Phosplorus-Price So
Lithia-for the Lidneys-Prtce So
Ralalpa Extrac-the woman'S friend-Price So
Victoria Regia-unrivalled for beautlfying
complexion-Price 81
Amarauth-for ne Hsir-stops falling hair-Prlce
Neuralgta-Rhe,matic Elixlr-Prlce So
Fever and AgueGiobules-Prce 81 per box.
For sale by DR.. d. BAER,
apr2l No.13l Meeting street, Charleston.
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seoMmERoL41 NEWS.
:, .I-
ExDOrL3.

ExDorIs.
LosDoN-Per British brig r Mckay spearing :
SIG tons phosphate rock.
NBE YORKZPer steamship James Adger-276
bales: upland cotton, 40 tierces rice, 2i6 obls
naval stores l6l bales domestics, 4S empty bbls,
SO bundles papers 5Is melons, % boxes, u bbls,
Z pEg5. -
cotton 81 hales domestics, 6o,0eOfee or lumber,
I7,bags phosphate, 2 hhds aud bales hides, IL
rolls leath T, and sundrtes.
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MEkORANDA.

PORT OF BEAUFORT, July s1.-Arrived, bark
Northunbrian, Piggie, from Trinidad de Cuba. :.
Cleared July 27th, bark Nettie Merrlman, Rol.
lins, for Glasgow, with e2o ions phosphates; bark
Lucy A Nickels, Cofnn, with 75o tons phospnates
with 700 tons phosphates: bark Sarah Hobart,
White, for Falmouth, Eng, with 100 tons phos'
pilates.
The Amelia, LathEop, from Bull River, G, ar
rived at: Liverpool July 20.
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10 4 E l. . & I D 1
VIA SAVANNAH.

The Steamer CITY POINT, Captain ,.ulE@h
G. E. Mcmillan will leave southern staEssaaGitsa
Wharf every 'rrKSrA' EVENING, at s:3v O'Clock,
tunti further notice,) for Jacksonville, Fernan.
dina and Palatka, arriving back at Charleston
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
nayll RAVENEL CO., Agents,
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receipts by Railroad, August s.
soCrH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

III bales cotton; 81 bales goods, so bols'Gour,
100 sacks fonr, 104 casks clay, 1885, bbls naval
ssores IS cars lumber and woed. 2 cars stock. To
Railroad Agent, Bart i CO, kanapaux Con.
zalez. " O Bee & co, Pelzer. Rodgers l. CO, L D
DeSaussure,. G Follin, ,~E Niles, Bischon d CO.
tsey & Kenson, q Liebenrood, Jno Marshall, J g
Mallonee, H E Granger, Hacker, W Roach &
CO, Barden Il Parker, Smith Chapeau, ] n Rob-
SON Bollmaun Bros.
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b '----- .CHKRAWaE.lC, JuIy. II. l61la6Jh T.
Bids will be received at the above, of1ce: pntil
tho 2lst August 1871, for the following WORE ana
material -. .l'.4.
Ties, to be delivered along the line OF the nrst
eleven miles OF road from Oheraw. -,
"a. For building fifteen hundred Qbo0l llneal
feet Of Pile, ana Framed: Tresues:.And wafer
WAYS, and for furnishing material Tor same. (.
sd For grading the 18Th, 10th and d2en sections
already located; and the, remand defGofa line 70
Wadesboro', say three fSl miles, wnen,focated -
= Plans and specifications can be seen BY calffs
upon the undersigned. B. BBURGH SMITH,
july2s-ws7 Resident Engineer:
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dor NEW YORK.
II .-S-a
OLD LINE n E7v YORK AND CHARLES
TON STEAMSHIPS.
8 & :. EsrABL1sHED2l.is..,
= ...-.-.-.. - iig. ~.
pnpIr AID pacsnMnrp Il IMP
ESTABLISHED Es 1915.
POPULAR PASSENGER LINE.

THE VERY FAST AND SPLENDID
Side.Wheel Steamships OF this Line VIII san from
Adger's Wharf as follows:
>MANB ATTAIN. SATURDAY, August 18th, at 8
JANIS S'0il 1peEs, q 3 SATURDAY, August lssh'. at
'MAS5ATTA5S, SI!5ilI ! SATURDAY, August assh' at 2
JAMES ADaER SATURDAY; September I'd, at 8
These m at the lowest rate and
are noted for their strength, speed and comfort.
81 Through Bills OF Ladine given on Cotton to
land manufacturing towns at the lowest marke;
IS: - stase.roOms may pc secured in advance
without extra charge. -
ES5 ST5s Flesh' Or s1sEEs = aDoER CO.
:FoR LIYERPo DOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN!
.-oARRYlNG THE u TED STATES MAILS.
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN
x1Sa STEAM. COMPANY S1a1s
Will dispatch one. of their nrst.class full power
Iron Screw Steamships from *
PIER No. 4e n. R., EVERY WEDNESDAY,
AS FOLLOWS:
NEVADA, Capt. GREBN.........May "a, at A M
wYoMISGi Capt. WHlNSERly, @ay:sl, at N
NEBRASKA, Capt. GUARD. June 3, at P N
MINNt sofa, Capt. T. W. FREE
MANN. ......1une z, at s.So M
IDAHO, Capt. PRIcE...........June1 ii. at P II
MANHATTAN, Capt. FORSYTH. June II, at, 3 ?. N
COLORADO, ,captT. I. F.FREEMAS. June n, at Ppm
WISCONSIN, Capt. WILLIAMS. June S2s, at 2 NJ
Cabin Passage $50, gold.
Steerage Passage tonlce No. % Broadway $40,
currency.
For Freight or Cabin Passage, apply TO
WILLIAMS & fGUIONr9
No. 90 Wall street, n. Y.
N B.-Through Bills Lading to Liverpool issued
by the Charleston and New York Steamers, which
make close connection with the above line
For particulars and rate Of Freight apply to
- = JAMES ADGER i Co.,;
WAGNER, HUGER CO..
nlay8 Or WIN. A. COURTENAY
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! NoRrHRAsrRRN zAILRoAp.

q bags sea island and 80 bales upland cotton.
5sS bbls naval stores, cars lumber and wood, live
stock, mdse, Scas ToMowry Il Son, yelling, ID
@ Ebaugh, Purcell Pc zer, Rodgers & CO., 5 D
Stoney, Marshall, Jr, Barden & Parker, Smith &
Ohapeau, @ LIebenrood, Kinslnan Il Howell, T L
Webb, J.Wieters, j. U'Neill, Tnomllnson d COL O
Mallonee. a.
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Ths, Charleston Cotton. Rice and Naval
VS.. Stores Market.
oTFICB CHARLESTON NEWS,
- SATURDAY EVENING, August S, lS7l.l
ssCoTToN-The market maintained a quiet and
easy Character, with . light demand; sales only
;25:baies, say lat,14, . at le, q at17k. We
quotes 20,
81, Ssys, LIyKRPooL cLAssIF1cATIoE.
Ordinary to good ordinary. Ills @1eK
Low mtddtng. ....sss.s.......lIIgE
& Middling. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS G.
~ Strict m1ddnng ....,......,. nominal
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Lines

OK TIE DEATH OF THE REV. c. P. aADsDRN, RECTOR
OF ST. LuKE's.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
E.sg!. -. =. ROAD. 2
8,

5 E les j.
ai s 80 ism.
on and after MONDAY July slstsTrains Ytllrun
daily as follows yiz;i s Il Is sat sss,oH
S DAILY TRAIN. sIss2iasn
Leave Charleston, Sundays sxcepte AN.
sAIrtye t-Savannsh, Sundays except 90 r. u.
saye:Sayannah, Sundays :excepted 3oe Az.
Arrive Charleston; Sundays except e. .nn.
NIGHT TR IN: Stss'ss ,sS
Leave ChaHe HestonS daily I. u.
Arrive Savannah dall go. esIsP. n.
Leayes Savannah. daily .1i.sS u
ArtTeat Charleston, dsily 6:36 AN.
Night Train makes close connection at SayaI.
nah with the Atlantic T. GtH Railroad for points
Sleeping Oars on all Night Trains.
Day Train makes connection at S8yAnnah.Wlt
Georgia Central Railroad for Macon and points
South and West. = * ~ s.s..1;f,,
.Freghts forwarded daily to and from Saya1-
nah and all points beyond. ~. = .,,,,
s,;s;:i -. T.; Engineer and superintendent.
]: s. o. BoYLsToNs "a: F! and 7. Agent. lulyN
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A STHMA CIGARETTES
few of the genuine ESPIOs "FU&IGATEURs
CEPTORALES': tObe had OF DR.. II. BAER,
may25 No. 131 Meeting street.
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CoUTiH CAROLINA RAILROAD,
EE :lIIls ! 9

- -. - sCHARLHsToN, s. o. June 8, 1s71.as
On and after SUNDAY, June II, the aPasaen:
,er Trains on ths: :Souta SCsr0hna Railroad VIII
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A romantic incident, showing the power
Of an earnest love to overcome tho most
formidable difficulties, is reported In the
Colorado papers. A Chicago youth fell in
love with Colorado maid, whose father
wss 80 much opposed to the proceedings
that he drove the young man from his
houss with wrath and q revolver. Upon
this the esrnes, youth had the stern paren!
arrested for threatening his lille, aud when
the old gentleman was safely locked up by
the judicious use of ten dollar bill, he in-
ducsd the same Justice of Peace who had
imprisoned the father to marry him to the
daughter. This done, the old man was
brought up for trial when he concluded to
swap forgiveness with his enterprisiug SON.
in-law, who thsreupon magnanimously
withdrew bis complaint.
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Like dropping, dying stars, our loved
ones 60 away from orr sight. The stars oi
our hopes, our ambitions, our prayers,
whose light shines before us, they suddenly
pale 10 the Ornament OF our hearts, and
their place is left empty, cold and dark. A
mothers stesdy, soft and earnest light, that
besmed through all our wants and sorrows;
q fathers strong, quick light, that kept our
feet from stumbling 10 the dark and
treacherous ways: q sisters fight, so mild,
% pure, 90 constant and 90 firm, shines up
oo US from gentle, loviog eyes, and pursua-
ding us to grace and goodness; a brother.
light, forever sleeping in our soul, and H.
Illuminating our goings and comings; .
friends light, true and trusty-gone out
forever No! the light has not gone out -
1t is shining beyond the stars, where there
is no light and no darkness forever, and
forever. Theodore Parker.
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KenyOn's New Double Acting
Oil Pump for Pumping OIL or
Water in Deep Wells.

Kenyon's New Double Acting Oil Pump
is acknowledge 10 be the best pump now
in use. One OF its leading features is that
ii not only produces q continuous flow OF
oil or other fluid, but that 1t creates and
sustains o constant and powerful suction.
by means OF which the seams or veinaOf the
well are iu a great measure cleared OF para
fine and other obstructl ons, opd The oil in
the veins is drawn towards the well. IL
has been ascertained BY actual test that the
use Of this pump causes . gradually incress.
ing flow OF oil. 1t Is well known by oil
operatore that this improvement Is OF great
value, and one that has been long sought
for. The ablest mechanics OF enf cUnutry
have for year. been at work trying 10 find
out some new and untried plan to prolong
the life time of an oil we'll; and nothing yet
to onr knowledge has been brought before
the public that in any way equals the power
OF the Kenyon Pump, experience having
ttauRht thai IL is the long continued smc-
ton tbat has the power 10 keep up and in-
crease the production of oil wells. on
operators are referred to Mr.. Geo. Bonlton,
Superintendent of the Columbia Farm, for
Information 10 regard to the practical work.
ings OF the Kenyon Pump. We append the
fol blowing testimonial from the madagers Of
ibs Columbia Farm:
OFFICE COLUMBIA OrL Ca.
Columbia Farm, Jan. 28 !
Mn. II. K. KENYON:
Dear Sir:--We are using your Double
Acting Oil Pumps In three ol our oil wells
and take pleasure 10 stating that we are
getting more oil and gas from each of them
than was previously obtained by the use OF
working barrels. We believe your oil pump
to be the beet in usn.
Respectfully yonrs,
G ". BOULTON, Sup't.
J. =. BARcRorT. Manager
For further particulars address II. X.
KENYON, Petroleum Gentle. P. o. box
SAT. jan3l.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-04-17

An aged and respectable citizen Of Now
Albany, 1ndisua, not having beard from an
absent son for eight years, was induced to
believe him dead, having been 50 advised
BY Spirituslists, who professed 10 have bad
Communication with the deceased. The
father was himself . spiritaalist, and be-
lieved that be frequently held communica-
ton With bis dead son. But a ,ew weeks
since he received o letter announcing that
bis son was alive and.iu COED health, resid.
ing in Australia. Faith ia Spritualism has
been most decidedly shaken In New Albany
by the circumstance.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-04-17

A dead beat, nsmed Botswick when last
heard from, was travelling around this and
neigbboriug counties, representing himself
to be prodigy in The medical profession
He has wsmsu with him, claim ing her to
he bis wife, Of osurse. He was arrested
and imprisoned 10 Little Valley for "hssh'
money. bss the Kind folks wishing to rid
their village Of the tramp and give other
connding towns chance, paid bis fine aud
dispatched bin 70 Dunkirk. Ify on notice
sny one 6llinR the following programme, It
u be: Average sized man, lame, imbibes
whisky and opium freely two prominent
features in bis makeup. Name be has
several. Printers and hotel keepers are
warned to ''play sby" OF bin for he 10 no
respector Of persons in his little games
All Of which the Republican promul-
gates.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-04-17

"DInNER HoRN."-Joshua Billings dis
courses thereon: "Dinnsr Horn" II is
set to musk, and plays "Home, Sweet
Home," about noon. 1t has. bin listened
tew with more rspturons delight than even
Grsffulars band ha7. Yu can hear 1t furth.
Of than yu kan one ov Mr.. Rodmau's guns.
1t will arrest man aud bring him in quics
Or than Q sheri6s warrent. 1t ken outioo'
sny other noize. It kauzss the deaf to hear
and the dunn to shout for joy. Glorious
old instrument! lsng may your lungs last.