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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER q 1871

STEAMSHIPS.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. VIA HAVANA.
! To Sail on at6PM.t
The Fine Al Steamship
| wAKELsY. Commanded.
For freight or pa's Wf1sIa SsEEvY Agent
sea Corner CarOndelet and Gravier streets.
FOR NEW YORK.
xERCHAHTs STEAMSHIP LINZ
Comprising tho drst-class steamships
CR1sCE.r CITY. Captain Miner 2: Crowe4
aESkRAI 1I iXDI:.: Captain 4 w. sampson
wEsTsR srzafS Gsptan Quiet
EMILY B. SOUDER. Captain B. F. Burdick.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY.
e> FOR NEW YORK plRscr-rhs
z .t*.n.s,,
WESTERN METROPOLIS.
H. s. QUICK. Commander.
VII leave her wharf, foot Of Jefferson strees, On
SATURDAY. September %, ct SPIN.
These steamers have superior accommodations
for passengers.
SooM Passage. ....s...................
Steerage Passage.. u
Bille Of lading signed through to Liverpool, Glas.
gov, Bremen and Hamburg. Through tickets 1oz
afst.class and steerage passengers for Liverpool
and tho Continent connecting With Gui0as Line Of
steamers sailing from Now York every "wednesday
''' freight OF passage eHRly Z z IuDw1oszy,
No. 1870 Common street.
Tho steamship SHERMAN will follow, leaving
onSATCRDAY. September 30. ct S N.
oc3O
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Tux CROMWELL LINE,
For New York Direct.
This Line Il composed of the Steamships
GEORGE WASHINGTON CORTRs
GEORGR CROMWELL ST LOr1A
A The Steamship
~ GEORGE WASHINGTON.
E. GAGER Commander
SUNDAY September d. at A. II
VIII leave her wharf, foot Of Toulouse street. -
above.
Freight for liverpool Bremen and Havre taken
by this line, and through bills Of lad:as given Sos
the same For freight OF passage apply to
ALFRED MOCLTON
aus No. II Caronde,e- street.
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BREMEN.

North German LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW OR.
LEANS VIA HAvRB, SOUTHAMPTON AND
HAVANA.
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Marine Intelligence.
IEARED YESTERDAY

OFFICE OF THR REPUBLICAx,l
Friday. September 2. 1871. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Harlan Lewis. for Indianoia VIA Calves
ton
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GPECIAL NOTICE..
1t. Louis. Iron Olountain ana 9oueho9D
Railroad.
THE ONLY ALL RAIL ROUTE
To St. Louis, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco. d
Paul. Kansas City, Leavenworth, st. Joseph,
And all Points North, East and West.
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS leave the New Orleans
Jackson and Great Northern Railroad Depot
daily, at : A. N. and P. n.
An EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the foot Of Canal stroot
daily at II A. ~. via the New Orleans, Mobile and
Chattanooga Railroad making close conneo
tons at Mobile with the Mobile and Ohio RAil
road to all points North, East and West
For tickets apply 10
A. D. SHELDON,
Ticket Agent New Orleans Jackson and Great
Northern Railroad, corner Camp and Common
streets, under City Hotel; OF to
W. BEDKLL,
Ticket Agent New Orleans Mobile and Chattanooes
Railroad, corner Camp and Common streets
Story Building, opposite City Hotel
J. WN0FKLD,
General experimenting Agent st. Louis, Iron Noun
tain and Southern Railroad. no2l
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notwithstanding Margaret-l399 bxs sugar
Il cases cigars and sundrles
From Key Vests bxs lemons bxs mdse an0
Sundries
MOBILE-Steamer Mary-7a bales cotton and
eupdres
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TO THE EAsT'..To THE EAST
Via Loulsviue and Ohio and Dlississippa
Railway.
The completion OF the Louisville Division of THU
road, and the Splendid equipment for paseoueoS
travel, makes this the
BEST ROUTE TO CINCINNATI.
ALL POINTS EAST AND NORTHEAST.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS DAILY.
With direct connections from the south for On.
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
Be sure and ask Cor tickets via Louisville and thu
Ohio and Mississippi Railway, for sale a. oil pT1n.
clpa ticket Offices in the South and in Louisville II
the General Once OF the Company, corner Fourth
and Main streets also at Ga. House aud Louisvlle
line and Willard Hotels.
n B-Tickets to Cincinnati and points East, Vi
this line, are good on mail line steamers and Nal
Line tickets are good on this road.
CHARLES &. FOLLETT
Genera. Passenger and Ticket Agent, St. Lou.A
j. L. GRISWORD,
General Superintendent, Iouia
THOMAS DORWIN
!ys ~ General Southern Agent, Louisville
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proprietor Of Phoenix Stables and Undertaken, Nos.
- and 3! Elysian Fields street. opposite Pontchar-
train railroad, Third District, New Orleans. Car
1ages, Barouches Buggies and Saddle Horses to
hire. HOrses bought, sold and kept on hverv
Patent Metallic Burial Cases. Mahogany, Black
Walnut and plain Coffins always on hand. Fune--
ais attended to by the Proprietor, who hopes By
strict attention to business, to obtain q share OF
public patronage. jy23ly
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pASsENGERS GOING EAST,
VIA LOUISVILLE OR CAIRO.
Dhould purchase Tickets by the
ERIE AND ATLANTIC AND GR1A9
WESTERN RAILWAY,
Forming the bes, and most comfortable Linz Il
New. York Boston and Nor. bern and Atlantic cit!Aa
with magnificent Palace Combined Dsy ~
eight Coaches. through to New York without
change
Two Lightning Express Trains Daily.
This il the only Line from Cincinnati to New
York under one management; the only Line from
Cincinnati to New York without break of 9nuao
the only Line whose trains run through to New
FORK without change; the only Line runnfns
coaches through without Using compromise Wheels
the only Line running Palace Broad Gauge Coschec
through without change.
II you desire prompt time and certain oonreo.
t!ons, finest scenery on the Continent most com.
Portable cara in the world. most MAGNIFICENT din;ns
hais ana ample time for meals and the safest beei
and most comfortable route 60 to New York by
Erie and Atlantic and Great Wenfarw
Railway.
Tickets b. this Line for sale at ali tickets once
through the South.
WILLIAM r. BARR
general Passenger Agent, New York
W. B. SHATTtC,
General Southern Agent, Cincinnati Ohm
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LACK box go, Pestofaee, Kew Oraona
1eod posto@oe moaey eedee, q rceistoe nm L..
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monetary--CommerciaI.
MONETARY.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
THURSDAY EVENING, September 81, 1871.
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k@A The Steamships Of the North
NlS6a2IE German Lloyd will resume their
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NOTES OF THE DAY,

The popular amusen-nt with Bedford.
Ind, ladies snd gentlemen Is wrestling
matches.
The Norwich Advertiser considers z Plu-
r'bus Unnm a good nsms for toe sou of
Mormon.
A Hartford lady scres med when she found
she was trying to eat mouse by mistake
for dougnuut.
Mr.. Barney Aaron is looking with pucilis
le Intent alter the man who hung bin to
lsmp-psst.
A Schenectady enfant terrible exclaimed:
"Aun' Mary, Iwish had coppsr-tocd teeth
ike yours"
A correspondent aiirms that bis "ysry
soul was coied up in horror" by some Incl
dsat Of the Chicago Gee.
The Cincinnati Commercial h., an .bls
and instructive editorial on tho election NJ
Goodlovs In Kentucky. Now, who the
Burning E.ner Is Observation-Disclosures
Cour!tr Jcuuul
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Gold At. | p. IN. llOA

What's ina name? A good deal 1t 10
just ~ easy to give thing . pIsssant name
ss s,lndicrous one. But The attempt to im.
morlalizs meu by nsmlng hotels after them
has run the hotel business into the ground.
Who would eat meal, for instance, st the
"BrsndsIh House" without imagining ev'
cry swallow Of water washed down purga
tive pill! And W. notice ths new DO tel al
Toledo 10 to bs named in honor of great
railway king-Mr. Boody-but it will take a
very sligbt Change III pronunciation 10 make
II The BOBBY Honsr.
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pITTsRURGH. Nov. 18th. 1871

AIIshChuH, NOV. lStn, 1911.
Alta meeting Of the ire ctors Of tie Wee
tsru Psnusylvania Oil Company, beld this
day at their office, the following resolutions
we're unanimously adopted,:
Whereas, We have learned with deep re-
gret Of the death OF EDWIN VAUGHN, late
Superintendent Of the Western Pennsylva.
MIA Oh Company, thereby deprving the
Compsny Of . valuable servant. and the
community Of an upright snd honorable
cItizsn; therefore be it
Resolved, That, recognizing the interpo-
sitiuu OF Divine Providence, we deeply de-
plOre the loss Of one who for long tlme
has rendered iuvaiua atlG service 10 The Com.
psuy.
Resolved, That We tender our heartfelt
AymRatbies 10 the wife Of toe deceased Ia
this her hour OF trial.
Rysolved, That these resolutions Of re-
apsct and coincidence b. entered upon. the
minutes, aud a copy thereof bs transmitted
10 The wife of deceased and published 10 ths
PxTROLEUM CENTRE DAILY RECORD.
HENRY RosENBAcH, Sec'y.
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The East Brady Independent says that a
married man down there, whose wife was
absent on q visit, had the impsrtnencs to
call upon q Young lady and IN AXE PROPOSE
tion Tor ber to meet him at certain place
H. had mistaken the character OF the young
lady, for when she ME, him at the designed
spot she dashed bucket Of crude oil over
bis person, thereby spoilng his best dry
goods and compelling him to beat hasty re-
treat.
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Mr.. Gladstone isa noted pedestrian. His
last fat in that line was q walk of twenty-
six miles Uus atteruuOn.
II is estimated that 3 900 plsuos were des-
troyed ia the Chicalo fire. beside 81 800, COO
worth Of other instruments.
An I!linoissn who reprovsd his mother
with = spade WAS paid Tor his unfliai con-
duct by prolonged Incarceration.
Two shades of Clabber Alley, St. Louis,
had du ct with knife accompaniment. and
one was wounded 10 his hurt
In dispute at Charleston, an unotrend-
ing axe WAS badly injured by coming iu con
tact with one OF the disputan,s' head.
A Wisconsin man ,mourns that he couldn't
find word in the dictionary because 1.-THE
blasted book hadn't got 40 index"
The Friends of suicide out 10 Peoria
Ill.,, resurrected the remains to get $4OO
which toe unfortunate had hid in his
boots.
After twenty ty-tbree years absence in Aus
traiia, a runaway Missourian retursed to
his home aud partook largely Of the fatted
calf.
In England. George Eliot is considered
the only novelist of the first class now living.
There are seven or eight ronance.s OF the
second class.
A noble red man drank fre.water to OK
ctss, planted his wigwam on a Minnesota
railroad, and soon departed to the happy
bunting grounds.
George Macdonald says: "One thing ia
clear 20 me, that no indulgence OF passion
destroys the spiritual nature 90 much as re-
specialize selfshness"
The Hartford Conrant has reached the
ripe old age of one hundred and seven years
One Connecticut family has taken it contiu
uously for ninety nine years
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On Thursdsy evening, Nov. sOtb. mir

On Thursdsy evening, Nov. sOth, mine
host Johpson, Of the Oil Exchange Hotel,
10 to give On old fashioned Thanksgiving
Parry Ut that hotel. Our citizens rsmem.
her the series Of parties given by Mr.. John.
son last winter, and bow enjoyable they
proved to all who attended, and will be re-
joicsd to learn that 1t is bis intention to
give another series the present winter. The
thanksgiving party will .uudou oubtsdly prove
s.succsss
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THr BIYsoN BuS IfL FIELD A new oil
field is abou. TO he opened up in Byson
Run, near the Clarion river. in Clarion
county, about twenty miles above Peters
burg, which has been located by Mr.. A.
James, of Pleasantvills notoriety.
Mr. James persistent declarations that oil
existed in the upland districts of Pleasant
vile, were received with universal incred
ulity, until his perseveriug efforts demon
strated the fac: 10 series Of snceessiul
strikes. These, at the time, were the theme
Of much conmeu: and speculation ny the
New York Tribune, Timer, and other jonrn'
ais. as to the remarkable powers be exhibit
ed in locating oil wells as, also, the srtesian
we'll at Chicago.
Oil meu were astonished, and eagerly
sought to get control of territory a. near 10
that which he located, as passible. 1t is in
view o these facts. and bis history as a
ssgacious and honorable man, that so many
are nov confidently expecting important re-
suits to flow from bis present undertaking
For the last year or 81, Mr. J. hss been lv
ing at Fredouia. N. Y, in comparative Sc
clusion, in order to iuvigorate u naturally
del cate constitution, aud to gain the needed
repOss and relaxation from exciting scenes
aud pressing demands " bich bis connection
with his oil operstious al PIeasantvills had
imposed upon him. Hs has now conm.uc-
Ell his explorations iu y new field. aud Oh =
which BIZ is confident promises ricnsr pro-
ducts than any oil territory hitherto d''eov
cred in Pennsy yivanls. Experienced oil msu
wno haverrcently BEEN over the ground con.
6rm this opinion.
Mr.. James and few Of his Immediate
friends have secured ths control of about
three thousand acres in the vicinity referred
10, and have organized under the name OF
James Biyson Ru. Oil Co. aud lip-rai
upporlun tiles are offered to those who art
seeking investments In oil territory
| 1t 10 understood that Commodore Vande,
b 1t contemplstes the construction of q rail-
road, as soon as the interests aud the open
ing up OF tue increasing busi ness demand it,
t. run from Kidsewsy down the Clarion riv
q, and through the Blyson Run region. tt
intersect the Allegheny Valley at Parker.
Landing. THIS Will greatly facilitate every
enterprise, and expedite the building up o
towns and villages iu the Clarion valley.
Pittsburgh Commercial.
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The Chicago Tribune explodes the story
that that city was built of stone heavily
charged with petroleum. 1t says the only
building in the city of any sza built of the
supposed oil stone was the Srcond Presby.
terian church, and the walls of that build NJ
were not reduced to ashes, out stand con.
spicously erect among the ruins Of a hua.
dred other buildings utterly deslroyei,l
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A curious experiment was tried in Rus.
sia with some murderers. They we're plac.
ed, without knowing it, in four beds where
four persons bad died OF cholera. They did
not take the disease. They were then told
that they were to sleep in beds where some
persons bad died of malignant cholera, bur
the beds we're. in fact, new and had not
been used at all. Never the less, thre. of
them died of the disease within four hours.
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WHERE DWELL THE DEAD?

WHERE DWELL THE DEAD?
Where do they dwell! Meath grassy
mouude. by daisies,
Lilies, and yellow. cups of faIrest gold;
Near gray-grown walla, where In wild, tortu
Gus inazea,
Old clustering ivy wreathes 10 many
fold:
Where in red Summer Moons
Fresh leaves are rustling,
Where meath large Autnmn moons
Young birds are nestling--
Do they dwell tnere'
Where do they dwell? In sullsn waters ~
ing
Ou beds Of purple sea.fowers' newly
sprung;
wsere the mad whir'poors.wild and cease
lees siRhng,
Frets sloping banks; by dark green rseds
o'er hnpg:
Where by t Q torrents swell,
Crystal stones 81 liter,
White sounds the heavy bell
Over the river
DO they dwell there.
No; for in th.ss tGey s!umber to decay.
Aud their rcmrmnraucs with theit lie
drparis;
They have n home-nor dark. nor far away
Their proper homc, within our faithful
hearts;
There happy spirits wed,
Loving for ever;
There dwell with ne, the dead,
Parling-ab, never
There do they dwell!
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SEE HERE

Parties wish ng to .r! scribe or 10 get ny Clubs
FOR Papcrs-W eesiy, semi eesly, Daily or Month
ly--can have The same fu' nshed At CLUB RATES
by applying a, the POST OFFICE STATIONERY
ST RE. The following is q lf-t Of Newspapers
and sgaz mes which will bs furn.hcp Al Club
hates.
Wsvcr'y Magazine, Earrcr's Weekly,
Scientific Arcric,u, Uarpri's B,Easr
PomrN q Democrat, Hapers Monthly
New Ork Daes, We.l'iCs or semi. " ecklies,
Frank Leslie's illustrated. Chimney Corncr,
fuiial rBailies or Weebhes Leslie, Fashion Book
II t-uurs Dali Is 4 Weeklivs. Bo,s X Girls weekly
OH City Da',ics. y C"dser.
phil D.iliss a. Weckliea. NY Wcesly,
'ritu.yic Dailiss j. weeklies satu dsy Night,
Sa,u day Ni.ht, lone Circle,
UenIth & Home, fire-i,le Companion,
We-fe n World, Ci'pDer.
Wilke- Split, Noorc's Rural New Yorksr.
Trug Flag. God Va Lafy'- Book
Mdtrop iltan. Musical Montes Of |, kinds,
Atlantic Monthly, O.erIand Monthly
Bal lou's NOnihly, Pleasant Hours,
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advantage Of subscribing hero IL that
YOU can get them CIIEAPE: ard MORE RE1C-
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ING II they do not suit
The exchange cannot be made with the Puhli.h.
ers.
7. K. NICHOLSON.
P.stOn,e Ssv,ro
novlo Petroleum Centre. "a.
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Friends Of theE. E. Sabbath School and
thoss Of our citizens who desire to have a
rare literary treaat, should no. fail to bear
Mrs. Loges's Select Resdiues, at .Sobsl's
Opera House, Tonight. Mrs. l.. 10 possess.
Cd ofextrsordtpsry elocutionory powers,
soc 10 highly spoken. of wherever she has
appeared. We hope TO see her talents sp-
prseiattd by a erowed house.
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A short time after the war q man named
Wm. Dozl-r shot aud kill-d policeman
named Nathan Haines, on the corner O., Cav
and Main streets, Knoxville. About ,hr-.
years sfterwsrl Doz or WAS shot ana killed
on almost the 'ams spot, by John NJ. Anaer.
son, and on Thursd,y last Anderson WAS
shot at Swertwater by an officer OF the
law. '"o
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''e''ai d'spatch 10 this, paper from
i'e'san'''lir' 'his p. m, says; The Nc.
Lansh''u we'll, between Ple.saotrllle and
i''nols' a''Ar be'ng again drilled a little
deeper Is flowing 1900 6ar.sls Ger day.
ths eGctsmen, Is in,euss.
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"A Northern company has entered into
contract with persons living In Dewitt, and
victoria Conuties, Texas. for three hundred
thousand gallons Of mustang grape juice q
one dollar Q gallon.
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The report that the McBrid--Wagner case
mas been settled 10 untounded. The case
came upin the Supreme Court In Pittsburgh
yesterday.
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Htiuse For Sale.

A desirable residence heated on Bovd
iafm, with all oonvenirnces for good sized
family, tor sal- cheap. Good water 10 tbe
hous-. Enquire of
r. J. HANNA
Petroleum Centre, oct cO.lm
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Several rats arc hard aground on bars in
the river near Oleopolis, owing to the sud
der subsistence of the water
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tiStrv.
ID Il. w. 10. lIEYNOlD

Of Ronsevill, will he At the McCLINTOCK HGs
Petroleum Centre. ~, f,r the pu pose q r,ie I
'jrntiatrv In Nil its branches: on MONDAY, M1
?TrH. S;I, and will remain six days.
horcaicr he wi i bs at this place one we'd |
each month.
Everything pcrt,ini e &c 'hs practice o! D.tI
will he eyscnt with nsafres, and di'pAA !
warranted l.. . We satisfaction.
nov22 In. W. II. REyNOtI
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tS BUFFALO CUT HAY. G
Schermrrhorn l. T.nEyck's.
jul2 II. Cor. 2nd Il Washington Ste.
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~ Splendid winter cured HAMS and
bACDN' at SCHEMERHORS Il TEN
hlChS, cor. Washington and "a sts ito
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Apples: Appi~s:

Just received one hundred barrels OF ttose
nice APPLES from the farm, and twenty
barrels OF our best CIDER-tss hest that
ever c'me to this town. Call and eee for
yourselves.
Nov I " HU WlgNTP
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tn" America Cook Stove at
oor4 GORDON q
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SlLh' HATS! SILK HATS! SILK HATS
at ALDEN'S.
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eB Go 10 GAFFNEY'S for fine CIGARS
anu cheap fer cash.
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~ GAFFNEY is the ONLY SQUARE
LloVGR DEALER Oh the Creek. Civ,
him y call
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novl0.
CRANBERRIES,

just received ia:ce quantity ot ttoa,
nice New jersey CRANBERRTES At
MEASE Il ARMSTRONGS.
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q; ;aS farpes wishing a Spang Mnlodeon,
riano Case. the best manutactnred> prime.
Spang, Mason e. H.miiu, or Smith Organ
Chicken ng. Bradbury, or Knahr 4 Co, pi'
ano. can bs accom- m0datad bv cs,I,no a., Oh.
OrERA HOUSE MUSIC STORE, TiTIyS-
WILLIE, PA. Ny goods are Gr.t-clsss and
warranted. e"1
aug.S-,E E. Il siEcrSr
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SWEET POTATOE,

SN re POIAIOES.
Nice SWEET POTATOES just reraivsd st
nov S-tf MEASE Il ARMSTRONG'S.
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DISSOLUTION N,pTlCE

Ins eopartnersh,p h"rstofore exi.tinp uu-
ser 'ne urn name OF NJ. l.. Bates Il CO.. re-
un''s VI cIude rrtroleu at Petroleum Cen.
.ie. ra' 10 ,his day dissolved by mutual
'oHseh" .;,i H. T.. Fisher and NJ. l.. Bates re-
firing. The busines. will hereafter mo con-
name OF the Monitor OIL Works, - WV o'N
L. d. FISHER.
NJ. l.. BATES.
n,, GEO. STEVENS.
Dated Petroleum Centre. Nov. II, 1871.
nov. l5-3m
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Pet. Centre. Thursday November l23

Divinc Service.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services every Sabbath at II A. II. anu
~ +. NJ. Sabbath School at l216 r. M.
eats free. A cordial invitation extend.
I'd u all.
REV. P. ". Sc0F1ELD, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching al IL o'clock A. NJ, and In
o'clock P. NJ.
y. PATTON, Pastor.
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