davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-20

Nav Castle Trains-Leave New Castle
for Wilmington and Philadelphia at T.40 A.
NJ. Leave Philadelphia ll.45 NJ. and Will
nington 100 p. NJ. for New Castle.
Smyrna Branch Trains.1Additional
$40 A, M, sind 200 p. M. Leave smyrna
CLAYTON IL 85 A. NJ, and 7.35 p. NJ to make
CONNECTION with trains to and from Dover
and Stations South.
Also, Freight Train with Passenger
1855 A. M, New Castle, 10, Mlddletown,2So,
Townsend, 245: clayton, $40, Dover, 4.O5,
Wyoming, Ais, FELTON,, $50, Harrington 5.25
Pennington, 8 40, Bridgeville. 6.l5; Seaford,
$50, Laurel, T.lb, and arrive at Delmar at T.5o
A. n. Passengers leaving Philadelphia at
80 p. NJ, will make close connection with
this train at Wilmington. Returning-wlll
lesvs srGIssuavi r 90 15o FarmIngson. SIS Har-
rington As, FELTON, Gil, Wyoming So; Do
YER, 7. 05, Clayton, 7.45, Townsend, $50, Mid.
dlstown. $40, New Castle, sS5, and arrive At az
p. M. and Baltimore, $50. A. NJ. Subject to
de avs Incident to freight business
This Train will stop to take up passengers
emily at stations named, but VIII set down
Passengers at any stopping place except
Tars's Corner, State Road. Rodney, ana
Dupont.
CONNECTIONS.
AtTownsend, with the Kent County, and
Queen Anne's e. Kent Railroads, for kenne-
dyville, Sudl.rsville and intermediate
Al Clayton with ". q D. R. R., for Easton
and intermediate places. ,,
At Harrington with j. 4. b: X. H., Tor MIL
ford, Georgetown, Lewes, and intermediate
Pats. At Seaford with D. & D. r. R., for FEEDER
alsburg and Cambridge, &C.
Princess Anne, Crisfield; also for Berlin and
other stations on the W. a p. r. h.
H. F. KENNEY, Superint endent.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-20
cooks To sETI EVERYBODY.

Great Fortune Teller, so cts. ssourtship
Made Easy. 25 cts. Correct Etiquette, 25 cts.
Sweetheart or Eover, SO cts. 1000 Conun-
drums, so cts. Correct Letter Writer, 25 cts.
Amateur Theatricais, so cts. Book of Mys-
terious Disclosures, so cts. Guide to Beauty,
so cts. Comic Speeches, 50 cts. How Gam
biers Win, so cts. Boxing and Wrestling
made Easy, 25 cts. True Marriage Guide and
Book of Nature, so cts. Books sent, postage
paid by return mail. Address w. Courtney,
Aston Place, New York. oct29-4w.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


CHARLIE, A. DANA. Edit
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-20

Wow Castle TraIns-Leave New Castle
for Wilmington and Philadelphia at T.40 A.
M. Leave Philadelphia Ills NJ. and Will
ninEton 100 p. NJ. for New Castle.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-20
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
HISTORY OF The
III WAR IN EUROPE

1t contains over 70 engravings of Battle
Scenes and incidents in the War, and is the
only AUTHENTIC and OFF CIAL history
OF that great connict. CtN III -
Published IN both English and German
CAUTTONInnifeerdioGr, ra histories are are
that the book you buy contains 100 fine sn-
cravings and maps. Send for Circulars and
zee our terms, and n full description of the
work; Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING
Co., Phila. Pa. lw.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-20
Scripture and Science hare met together,
Genesis and Geology hare kissed each other
SNTTNNT IND RTRT.E.

A book Of thrilling Interest and greatest
i'm portance to every human being. The Pa
the subject and book, every man, woman,
and child wants to read 1t. The long, fierce
war is ended, ami honorable peace secured,
Science Is true, the Bible literal. pure and
friends. Gods work days, six actual days,
not long periods This book gives The very
cream of science, making its thrilling reali-
a hundred fold more interesting than fiction
AGENTS WANTED. Experienced Agents
will drop other books and secure territory
Immediately Addr, IS for circular.
ZIEGLER & McCURDI, lG s. Sixth Street,
Phila, Pa. 4w.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-20
TERMS TO CLUBS.

TIE DOLLAR WEEKLY Sun.
Five copies, one ysar, separately. addressed.
EOnr Dollars.
Ten copies, one Year, seDarately addressed land
Eight bolIar.. +
twenty eopes ons year, separately addressed
e ID an extra espy ~ the otter up Of club.
Fifteen Dollars.
F!ftY copies. ono fear, to ono address land tho
Seal eek'y ono year ~ gctter . Ofclub),
Thirty-thrcc ID oiIars.
Fifty copies. one year. separately n,Idrearod(aad
tao SEMI Weekly one year 10 Eetter W. OF riut),
wair.y-nvo Dollara.
cns hundred co.iss, cnc wear. /, ono address
(:nd taj ln.ly for one yea to the getter uo OF
eiu'J. Fifty Dollars.
Ono hundred cooias, one yrar, sennrntrly nd
drsise, tnaf the Da!.y Tor c year to lns getter
mp felr5), sixty Dollars,
TIE sEMI-wEEHLY sun.
Five copies. olo ycEi, separately rAdiestea.
Eight Dollars.
Ten Coz los. ono -oFr. Fonara'e~ addressed land
"a exira COPY t. te.ssf ". - tlls),
Sixteen Dollars.
EEKD YJUA MONEY
n rot C'flre orders. cssokx or d. an. IN View
Iork, wherever Convenient II at, tneR register
tae isHerA cohtaihs ..oaey. Address
L. W. ENGLAND, Prb'ishe-.
Sun cfdes. New York CITY.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-20
" .. VI
Sss ssralD.
SMYRNA, DELAWARE
Rates Of Advertising.

TIE HERALD will be furnished to subseri
bars AZ % per year, invariably Ia advance.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-20
OUR FATHERS HOUSE i;
OR,
THE UyVWRITTEN R0RD,

BY Daniel Murch, author of the popular
"Night Scenes This master in thought
and language shows us untold riches and
beauties in the Great House, with its Bloc
ming flowers, Singing birds, Waving palms,
Rolling clouds, Beautiful bow, Sacred Noun
tains, Delightful Rivers, Mighty oceans,
laundering voices, blazing heavens, and
vast universe with coun tless beings In mill
lions of worlds, and reads to us in each the
Unwritten Word. Rose tinted paper; ornate
engrayings and superb binding; "Rich and
graceful in STYLE" Correct, pure and ele-
waiting in its tendency" "Baautiful and
good" "a household treasure" Connie en-
dations like the above, from College Presi-
dents and Professors, ministers of all de-
nominations, and the religious and secular
press all over the country. It's freshness,
purity Of language, with clear, open type,
fine steel engravings, substantial binding,
and low price, make IL the book for The masses.
Agents are selling from so to $50 per week.
We want Clergymen. School Teachers,
smart young men and ladies to Introduce
the work for us in every township, and we
will pay literally. No liz telligent man or
woman need be without a paying business
Send for circular, full description and
terms. Address ZEIGLtiR, McCURDY AGO.,
16, s. Sixth St., Philadelphia, Pa; lS9 Race
ST., cincinnati, Ohio; 50 Monroe ST., Chicago
Ill 500 N. sixth st., st. Louis. Mo-; or l01
Main ST., Springfield, Mass.
Bep-3-4m.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-25
CHURCH DEDICATION In BUFFALO.

Laying the Corner Stone Of tho New st.
JOseph's Cathedrnl-Grand Procession OF
Religious Observation-Disclosures of the New
Universnlist Church,
BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. "a, 1871.
An immense civic and military procession. con.
sisting of twenty six American, Irish and German
religious societies, with banners and regalia, In
six divisions, each headed by full band Of
music, escorted by strong detachment
OF police, paraded through the principal
streets this afternoon the occasion being the laying
OF the corner stone of St. JOsephs Cathedral chapel
The Right Rev. BsnOp Ryan, OF Buffalo, assisted by
the Bishop OF Rochester and all the clergy OF this
diocese, performed the ceremony OF laying the cor
ner stone, after the usual solemn order or the
Roman Catholic Church. The sermon was preached
by the Bishop oil Rochester.
The Church OF the Messiah. the Unversalsts'
splendid new ed1lice, built on the site OF the build
ing destroyed BY IRE last year, was formally dedi
Gated to-day with the usual services Of that den0m
nation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-25
CATHOLIC SERVICES AT ASTORIA.

1asing the Corner Stone Of u New Catholic
Church. Large Attendance OF Peoplc-ser.
mon by Bishop Loughlin.
The laying Of the corner stone of the new Roman
Catholic church at Astoria took place yesterday
The attendance was variously estimated at fifteen
hundred people This Is the only church constructed
here IN nearly quarter OF century,
and the ceremony OF laying the corner stone,
particularly as observed In the Catholic Church,
was well calculated to insure o large attendance.
The people locked from the several adjoining towns,
The pastors OF the respective CHURCHES having ex-
tended Invitations TO their nocks TO be present
The foundation OF the edi1ce 10 completed OF blue
stone and brick 1t is SO feet front by Log feet deep.
1t Will lie finished with Nova Scotia stone and brick.
The tower ana spire will be 1876 feet high. It's To-
Gated on high ground, with beautiful surround
lngs. Rev., Father Phean has been pastor OF the
parish for pfany years, and has eDdeared himself
10 the people. He is 0 priest Of considerable
wealth ana while the parish Is expected ultimately
" py lor this grand structure II Is now no burden
w , .men as Father Phean has advanced the funds.
ahu pisnop arrived at little after three O'Clock
n, ,i wa grected by the assemblaCe with general
,a,s Ul mars The choir, composed Of young
,uuss uicsscu In white had position to the left or
.,c temporary Platform. On the platform were
.u..u eI VI ena RS FOR the clergy and trustees. IN
Vic Vss' asShh'ape were all Ihe lIRnltaiies Of Lona
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-25

Island. me city police were detailed IN body TO
preserve ORDER Tut their services were not called
The Ceremony of laying the corner stone COM
menced 81 nalf.past three. Bishop Lougnlln was
assisted by Fathers Crimmins Gates, Phelan
o. Brine Marco and a number Of acoytes. tin bo'.
was deposited beneath the stone. containing the
date of the ceremony, the names OF the Bisho, and
clergy the names Of the Governor OF the S.ate the
Mayor and Commonalty OF Long Island CITY. a copy
of Sundays HERALD and few other papers and
statistics
Bishop Loughlin's sermon was very BRIEF Much
disappointment was fet In COP seuuence as hundreds
OF people OF other demon nations mad assembled
solely to hear HIM prea.ch. He began his remarks
by saying that ne should first apologize for
the disappointment OF last Sunday. He felt great
pleasure at seeing SO large an attendance, as 1t was
the work for the honor and glory OF God aud the
salvation OF souls by the redeeming grace or Jesus
Christ. The great work OF the day is tor the promo
ton OF the honor OF God. II we neglect God we
neglect ourselves as Christians and citizens God
Is the Sovereign or heaven and earth and to Him we
he created. redeemed ana sanctifed US, and these
three blessings require that should acknowledge
His superiority as the God and the Saviour. When
lie came on earth 1t was TO establish q
way by winch we could accomplish these
things and share In His graces. We can only
earth, which is HIS Church, for He said:-"On this
rock build My Church, and the gates OF hell shall
not prevail against It." Again, 'GO teach all
nations, and am with You to the end OF time." BY
ms dlvlne arrangement believing III Him and
teaching HIS Word, we acknowledge everything that
lie requires, ana Ill return we receive His graces
and blessings.
At the conclusion OF the Bishops remarks colec-
ton was taken up, and upwards OF two thousand
dollars was realized.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-25

'serv 10 trees Trees are wen enough Crowded to-
gether In the nursery, but when they are more de-
nothing II men are to attain to Ilaturity and sym.
metrica growth they must be alsplanted out OF the
nursery and brought into personal relations with
GOD. This Is what Christ come to do. lie came to
say that every man VINO feareth God and dOeth
righteousness shall be accepted. The speciality OF
our Lords revelation was to make the matter Of re-
lglon personal TO put stop to mems calling them
selves religious because they were IN the temple or
man was to be the temple Of God. me old temple
was 10 De destroyed, but there was 10
S sss Sear. Mems Of II a eaGe
heaven. The very idea OF worship IN bulk Is TO be
done away with He who IS no. a temple OF God
Holes" in himself In which the hight OF God shall
snlne mas nenceforGh no light An organizations
purity aud goodness OF the Individual members
'srHE LORD Is In HIS HOLY TEMPLE"
not. There is no sacredness in the Church except
wnut Is In the hearts Of those who form the Church.
1se Is no C N waa s 6 ITS
only as the members haze the visions OF the pure In
heart. Now 1T Is at this point that the strength or
cnuIcn 10 be powerful i IS necessary that ali the
members be faithful individually ana that al be
combined. church IKE this is power.
900 Most churches to day are far below
forgetting That the power Of the Church IS in its
members-in their pure, prayerlnl, holy lives.
CHURCH is WEAK
of churches In tins land wnose whole duty Is to pay
the pew rent. They get man for pastor with all
the modern improvements and fancy that they
have done their duty. Other churches are working
on the basis OF One-1ith Of the church doing al
the work. The Church is to be living
power ana not lot OF RATS being tOwed along. We
have alew active members aud great many hon.
erary. If ever form a church will have two cata
lO9ues and when man wants to join the church
will ask him whether he wants TO be an active
member or an honorary member and he shau join
the organization this understood basis: TO
pray that Cod VIII revive the church-to
talking about deafness vain. Ir'there is much
deafness there should be some burying, and not so
much talking aD0dt It. Every member VINO does
not work is drag upon the church. can imagine
q small church, poor church doing great work.
ana can imagine great church doing q vastly
greater work by each using the gifts that God has
given it, and making wealth and education and
labor beautiful brotherhood.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-25
SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

The Academy Of Sciences has received from M. de
Orueta the description OF fish belonging to the ge
nus tetrodon, which appears TO differ considerably
from all other species. Only two specimens OF It,
each from fifty TO sixty centmetres long, have been
fished up al Malaga. This communication Is accom-
panied by o photograph.
Foul emanati0ns from the distribution OF the
sewage OF asylums without precautions being taken
TO deodorlse, have In several instances led to fatal
outbreaks or dysentery Such outbreaks are COM
pletey prevented Dv the use OF chloralum or chora
ium powder, mixed with the sewage before it Is
permitted to Cow over the land.
The AUgeHetne MlEir-Zeitupg states that moth.
ing has yet been settled as TO the change In the
small arms Of the German army. A special com
mission was appointed before the war to MAKE ex.
perimens with reference TO this matter and IL still
continues It's Investigations which have not hitherto
shown tbat any weapon possesses an undoubted SUI
perlority over the needle gun. II decidedly better
rne were found IL would be readily adopted. AT
present however, our western neighDor Is not quiet
enough TO permit the army TO be rearmed. Hardly
any one advocates the introduction OF the chasse'
pot while several favor a weapon which closely re-
semples the Werter rife. model offered 10y an
EnRlishman has also been included III tbOse 10 De
subjected To trial. 10 therefore seems prOoaDle mat
some notifications VIII be made III the construction
or the needle gun before any new weapon Is IN
r0duced. ON the other hand II II stated that
new metal rife cartridge has been nhaliy adopted
ana VIII be introduced INTO the whole imperial
army.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-25
SERVICES In WASHINGTON.

Dr. Newmnn's Rctmrn-Sermon on Heart
and Vigilance in Relision-An Episode from
bis Greenland Voyage.
WASHINGTON, Sept "a, 1871
The Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal church was
filled with an unusually large September audience
this morning Among those who were present to
greet the pastor on his return from his northern
voyage were the Postmaster General and Judge and
Mrs. X. M. Corwine, themselves but just nome from
Europe. Through General BabcocK's generosity the
church was beautifed with o profusion of flowers
that added their silent welcome. Dr. New
man preached from Proverbs, w., 23-"Keep
thy heart with all diligence, for out OF IL are the
issues OF life.n The great
DEFECT IN OUR SYSTEM OF EDUCATION
is that 1t turns the attention Of man away from
himself. Many schoOlboy can describe the cont.
ncnts ana islands Of the EARTH trace out the ntrica
cles OF the planetary systems naming suns moons
and stars, who would stand abashed should you ask
hun the number OF bones In the human body
or to trace out the marvellous nervous sys.
TEN that God has given him. This begins In
the nursery and Is carried all the way up
through the university 1t is true there has
been some Improvement In late days and
those sciences relating more particularly to the phi
losophy OF mans being have been introduced; but
they have not the prominence they should have over
mathematics and the languages. Now Christianity
turns mans attention to himself. No other teacher
ever equaled Christ IN this respect He painted for
US the picture Of man given up to the wldness Of his
own passions and OF man In his renewed state
comeIy TO look upon. The inspired writers direct
mankind to the spring OF lie, the go rec OF power
ana fountain OF strength In themselves, and imme-
diaely thereafter 10 the Lord Jesus Christ And we
are not surprised that solomon, In our text, shows
that In man himself are the elements OF
lie and death, Of heaven and hell. 1t suggests two
things-the heart and the keeping. If we ask why
the heart was chosen rather than any other organ,
or rather than the understanding or jnagm ept or
memory we lnd our answer In the fact that the
understanding must be always subject To cTcum
stances or may be enfeebled by disease; the iudg-
ment may be In error and memery may fail In me
Scriptures The word heart IT, by metOnymy, used as
Jnnly,pg the UNDERSTANDING. II In reDresenteS ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-25

The republicans Of Illinois need be at no loss fop
spirit during the present campaign, as General
Beveridge has been In their mouths for some time
past.
There are said to be s79,110 negro voters in the
United States. Who says Sambo has no rights which
white men are bound to respectS
Thomas Turner is named as Congressman at Large
on the Illinois democratic ticket.
Whittier has been parodled by Boston Post poet
as folows:-
or all sad words Of tongue or pen
The saddest are thcse-"we may have Ben."
The Post has long been famous for Its wit. 1t win
now be seen that 1t aims at something witter.
An attempt to get up lynching froic In Milwau.
kee proved q failure.
Areplbllcan meeting has been broken up In Chi
cago by q gang Of what the Tribune OF that city
calls the democratic pummers. The contagton
spreads.
A site for pumping works has been selected In
Chicago. Some people think there has been
plaguey sight TOO much pumping-of public men-
lately. v .nIs. .lra
The Louisville courier Journal advertises:-
"wanted, Honesty" Proposals will be received
in washington and New York until Novembef ls!ar
The Utica observer Is sensational on what 1t styles
erich Revelations Of Radical Rottenness.n The
scene Is laid In Chenango county.
An interior democratic paper calls Collector Tom
Murphy the Apostle OF Purity" Praise from such
a source must be truly grateful to "Honest Tou.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-25

II was part OF the French trade system that
paentees holders or 0reyets d'inUentiOhs, should
pay certain annual sum for the protection OF their
discoveries; this went TO the government who in-
sured the payers of It from all INFRINGEMENT or their
copyright. Early in 1870 this tax was RENTED Duf
now every means OF bringing In money to the
national treasury has TO be scrupulousy considered
all parties whom II may concern that from the
month OF October the annual fees must be regularly
pald by patentees.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-14
LIST OF AGENTS.

TlTJsvILJr, CHURCH RUN AND yICINI
1'Y-srsFHES GOV. Office, Hamtons tigar
Sc .tver tf'f
TifCGyIiAE. cHJRcH RrN AND vICYNI
TIL II THOMAS O.nce and address, Man
i,a Hoase. i.asvile, Pa
thANhuSG AND vICINfTY-GEOPGE IR-
Wis. oflec. Snanhrrg; residence, Titusvilie, Pa
Ass:eent. 4 l. wes'.
El,T~RPRTSa PLEAsANTvILLE, BEAN
FARM AN PiT,'OLE W. GED. VAN
VLiEr Office and address. Chase House, Plens
Lntyi.ls. Assistant, VI. G. HuntinctOn
TiNCUT AND WEST HlCKORY-CHAs
CLARK. Oiioe mi sidre,s. EXP e-s tfflce Ivd
oute =. Assistant, 4 G Bearilsley. ,f
tE"kOLEJM tENrHE ANO VICINITY
LEVI MASON Gnce snd address. PetrOleum Cen
tre, Pr Assistant, ~ arle> BscL ford.
| YARR ANDsBLoum FARMS and District Iyinu
on oil Creek and cherry Run. frtm Story Ram tc
| McCnntockville--JA ,ESSAUNDs 4. ad'rpsl
| arr Farm Pa Assistants Luther B Seui d, rs
Charlie. y. Cochran and villa Hoyt
.McC1LSrNCKVlLiE OIL CITY AND No
A.; .,;. s. "sT, T.,a Address Oh City or Reno, Pa
FS Am aiN, ALONG THE ALLEGHENY Wv
Err WtLBFR ONCE md address,. franklin P-
sCRuRG ASS. : TER FARM & PAtKEps
LANDINi-pICHaRD W. REDPIELM Ohice
and addr So Scruberass, "a Assistant, X. W Por,
terheld, address tmtnton, Pa.
VET VIR lINIA-C D ANGEL and T. r.
COOK Addfess, pirkershrrg west Virginia.
, ROSerSs PstroleR0 FVrPedU %
nl16AYV
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-14
CAV ClCN.

The public "a aut'sned .pn,ast employing any
ut the reguart authorized Agents II the Compa.
~. since the Robe ts Patent cover the use Of the
1tspcdo and all explosive materi8ls for oil wells.
and t's n-r Of ~ n materials by other parties is u
Iii sarg any OF the ROBERTS PATENTS will b
ial. sith according TO law, and acting willfnly
snd knowingly In defiance Of law and the decisions
G. the Ccurs. u
The Coup'ay hlve rs orsan!.ed their bus;ncss
afth view 10 accommodate on Men In every part
OF the Wl licgion. They have emplo' ed tho most
efficient Agents and Assistants that Can be- proc I'd
Tor the business Each Torpedo 1. labelled with
Ga'e ST patents together with the price OF the Tor
p,'do, aud n ned by an Officer Of the Company, &C
every operator Wishing Torp'do mny Know it,
price and whether Il came from oIr 0fIics
Office any negligence q. Agents.
The following named persons have been appo mt
si Agents and Assistant Agents fr the Oil Region,
Of fsnIlsy,vsnis and " eft Virginia.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-14
House EOc Sale.

A d"s,rsbe House for sale situt IN the To
bert Farm + tied NJ with evey con~epierr, +,
family use. rers barg in Is OF rel. For f,,r'hcr
'pprt26r Gau's 1t ~ .Jamestwn Clo,hinc
ST' nnAM
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-14

Bronzes, Opera Glasses Freneh Clocks,
Fsos, Eiue London leather eool.. at
kHAN'a Tisxylits.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-14

NIch@ls'n 70 Biackmon nfs seIliag Cook
ne s'o.es with iron wafs n twelve do lars
~ ssf sse eNhsn. Mhe4Nsst.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-14
VyTINES AND LIQUORS-Purs aud uu
w sdulsera.ed, for medicinal purposes

CICAES--There 10 no stock in town thai
~ eqnalo the brands st Cigars ana TO-
Aaccos seld by us.