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Wool Growers.

colorado IS becoming known in tho En-.
u.s. rent wool growing Territory. md i's'
SIDE the attention paid to the in,m;r,s,", ~" ~
extra gt"'d stock. the business of shnn,. ~.
me wool clips East is assuming consid.r.hiss
Importance. From Denver station dur;n"
tue past two ar three months, have lmsts,
forwarded 1000 10 Ii. 900 pounds Mt A Tim.
ana there have been several buyers in tn,
market. Col. SAKE, brother Of John a
Sake the poet, N a hU,e To the True K.n'
tuekaon: says: - i"ught and negotiated for
l4.OO hreces-4.OO pounds ii wool-in
C""ra'" aud Wyoming Territories :" W.
have letter from d. W. Childs. a l.rps
owner ut stock. who was lately here nro.
spec,,"g with ~ view of settling down in
NC 'crr''"ry. lie writes from M,ldl.burv
vermont. under date Angus, 7th and saws
am now IN Addison county, the ..hHh;
OF Tue nicrinO sheep business. purchasing s..
mock Ut pure bred stock, destined for Cola.
5aun. Lave been here about month. Ana
anu nearly through with my purchuses
having l"'ught upwards Of fifty choics
rams. Representatives Ut several Ut the finest
i1ocks Of the State. Have also purchased
sa'lnc ut the best ewes which are ,o IN. h.S
here, and shall s.Nn ship them to D.nvss
Among the purchases is q ram which h..
sheared 81 pounds of wool at = year.
grOwth.-1.i6uMe.
The asxve suggests the thought: "When
will wool growers realize the advantages Of
Montanar' For extensive ranges, good
CRUISES, and favorable climate, Montan. il
spoken Of by those who know US one Of III.
best wool growing countries they have seen.
And yet. it requires the constant import..
ton Of sheep for the butchers block alone
The certainty Of railsoad communication.
'ffcring cheap transportation for wool.
should, with the other facts, at once attract
attention u this source OF wealth and pro.
1t, offering, we believe, greater induce.
ncnts than even the growing of larger stock
HOW the surrst and most profitable bust.
hess in which Montana capital is invested,
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Cheyenne Attssstisaa.

The following from The Colorado Rectsee,
b pretty. heavy on Chsysnne:
An extss'c qntll.dtver In Cheyenne writes
70 one Of the Chicago papers that The
Aeslthfulness Of Wyoming Il. beyond al
question. unsurpassed BY any other spot on
this contineat Hence, this Rocky Noun
tain region, anriyal'ed ID picturesqusnssa.
and sbounding IN natural wonders. u b.
coming iavorits resort for tourlsss. and
especially Tor invslids." Which 10 true 70
The latter. A dining station lbe tourists
70 Colorado and California. Il 10 snsur
passcd In the way OF discomfort By any
other spot In the world. The wonders and
picsuresqssness Of Cheyenne may BE- found
g1oaped together about tho whisky saloons,
where the chief wonder 4, how people en-
drink - much bsnsins and live. L 4
healthy. The sual'nees Of their priscpsl
graveyard aetssts the fact Their portable
cemeteries. where msa ~ buried htgh q
tbe end Of cord, ~ not now couspic uOua,
e)se . dlhssset l0pseeGioa mighs 81 abeosd
lt's also . good plsos to. iavalids- sspsci.
lily advantageous . those vbo want n de
auick and male q end Of Il. - PIT oss "
10 way and SoFgotlsn. Thsrs y such .
slaA These - y Oheysas&
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aoTEs OF Tns oar.

Five thousand shipwrecks occurred las
year.
The new st. Louis water works es,st fiy,
and = half millions.
The United States raises more grain tia,
any other country.
| The A0hamlnSdam insurrectiun in NORTH
China is still formidable.
Thirteen newspapers have died in lows
within the last six months.
The altitude IT Corinne Is 4, 2o2 feet above
the level of the sea.
Cheyenne 10 building y OK, 1000 Cour,
uOuse.
The Republicans claim California by |. 800
on cl"stst calculations
Wy"ming Territory has neither brewery
nor dis'illery.
Miss Fanny Draper 10 on the list Of New
York mil'ionairrs u the sum 1T 81 500. OOo
The work IT iortng the Like Ta'",e WA.
ter tunnel through the sierra Nevada was
tn commence on September list
H. 7. BGiles. the pioneer architect Of
California, and . native Of Massachusetts,,
dissi y San Frsncisc,, Aug Sci.
A large sumlssr u emignn,s from Mis
souri, and Raasas are row passing through
R'iae bDund for Oregon and Washington
Territory. ~ z.
Two new volumes by Bret Hsrte are an,
nounced. One ct verses. to be issued In Sen.
te'nl'er. and another Ut sketches, In DE-
csmsEF.
George B. Waldroa opca-d the sesson 1t
the Metropolitan Theatre, San Francisco.
Aux 3lat. IN the ysls Of Osceot. In ~ Lon
y s. Asss The Gail notices him favor
ably.
The Reese River Reville he's changed
hands. beisg u tho possession 1t Messrs. A.
Casamayoa asdJ 81. DsnniaL Mr. Fairchild.
he former ps0psist0s, has removed 70 Oak.
Ind. OaliSa1iA
John 9. Rage. Win was put IN The Idaho |
1tr passing bsxua eoI.l dust.
nd paEdoasd out = The petition u friends |
20 a'so ~ sim ~ b bs~iasss ~ res<u,ly |
Iscanped proving Aimself n ingrass = we'll |
. sc0an1ssl
JosspA Phillips and Chaslss Fowler g.
aped firm tbs Austin, Nevada. jsil -.
ssesy y saviag ~ The biagss Of ~ done
nh ~ asi6ls from Tho stssl slasak ID .
~ u shosA Fowler was afterwards
illsd y soae lsdhas ~ eAssi2 I'D -
osgso =. 1e1ooaivR
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Telegraphic Brevlties.

A scientific exploration party will s,ou
leave the east for California ria. Cape Horn
Agassiz IL principal.
The Pope has promised the Pap.l Guard,
that the day Ut deliverancs will s.un. c,ms
The good understanding between Austria
and Prussia. brought sln'ul by the CASTER,
Conference, has induced Russia u ,u.ke
Vast preparations for war.
Russell. n r. f"r Limerick, is dead.
The government yesterday called in for
redemption december 18th. &1OO. OOo. 600 If
the s eos Vt 1869. These. We believe. mr..
the firs' Ut The war bombs called in.
B. F. Butler having made some statements
concerning General Hswley's army recnd.
and that be, Butler, removed him fo, In.
competency. publishes = card IN which he
says Butler WAS relieved and tent home he.
fOre the date be claims to have relieved
uawley.
The New York Times. In shaking up
T.nn'any, shows It hes spent nearly g..
OO0. 900 tr printing and stationary since
1850.
Paul d. K .ck, the French novelist. II
dead.
Iowa Was trust bitten on Thursday night.
c'ews. Hsbr'ch. / Co.. are appointed Of.
fciaJ agents Of the United States In London
tar al foreign Countries. sies, Banux Brs
The President returned 10 Washington
yesterday.
Duke d. Aulnals declines the Presidency
vt the French Republic
CIV. WarnsDu,l,, OF Louisiana, h.. .us
pended 0eDrxe Bnvsc, 6ccret,ry Of State.
FOs uaalteas;ance IN flee.
Oa'nOsita hos Withdrawn his proposition
Tor d'saolasion Ut the french Assembly.
Kingston. Caneis, hsd sls,ck OF s.s,th
quake Aug nh.
Heavy raiss hays prevailed for the naes
week In New Tea, doisg slight damage 1,
1ilrlods.
The cospas u Aliss Bouslsy, Of Ps,er.
~. \. J.. ~ l.,ssd concealed !. ! ,r.nk
: u asdsss nvrs +. r depot Aas. =
ys19y ~ ssp1alnsd
Il - T.
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From Peace lIlvcr Mines.
letters from Montana Miners. -:unnicting
Reports.

We have been permitted ~ make trans.
cript of the following private letter to Jas.
Mcpherson. Of Helena. frm his brother.
now in the Peace River country. l, is the
latest account we have been able to obtain
and II presumed to I've reliable:
GERMANsEN CREEK.
CoMINLcA CITY. July 10, II.
DEAN lsnorHER:
You will see by the heading 1T this letter
thu, ann in the new Eld"ra.:" east Ut the
li'nky Mountains. and I think this is going
I" i~ rich section The mes, Of it is un.
explored. but what has been pr'spected Is
going to turn out rich. This creek is very
large. am "lx'ut ten miles from i,s mouth
This was the only CLAIM that was worked
before the fresl'et For eleven days shovel
ing int" the sluices they took out seven
thousand dOllnrs-fOur men working. GoDd
prospests arc found further up the creek.
The old claims ut the lower end. for the
short time they had Ia work, averaged 500
per day to the hand. The water will he
down in a'nut ten days 70 that most Of the
toys can 20 I" work to put in their wing
dams. after which think that there will
'e great quantity Of gold taken out.
lought M interest in q claim for $500 WI ich
think is very COOL. There has been MS
high q $4,000 offered for some claims. but
n" sellers. Provisions are kept w at fear.
full price. will give you the price Of some
articles in the market: Flour 75; beans
oth; tea - CO. sugar 81 %; dried apples 81;
bacon and ham Les To 81 * coffee 81 20;
me gallo" TN pail $780, shovcls SO o.
picks I'll 90 beef and mutton Csc; gum lsx,,s
e2j CO. There has been four new creeks
strIck about Is miles from here that are
likely to surpass tins for richness.
There are about one thousand men here.
hut accounts Of great many coming from
Montana and Idaho. There is rx,m for
hem sll If they will strike out. l think this
! different climate from Carib.,o. 1t is
much earlier and not near so cold. Men
who stayed here all winter say the snow was
nearly al gone by the first Of April. 1t is
very dry and warm here at present. As
nave n" more news to write, l will have to |
lose. Remember me to brother.
From your affectionste brother,
ANGUS.
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BALL AT PIONEER.
SHERIFF SALE.

RY vi'tne Of execution esusd ont OF the Probate
- Court Vi Deer Lodge County, Montana Territory
and delivered: IN an action wherein j b Wilcox 10
plaintiff snd Frank Brown Ia defendant In favor Of
sad p'ainttf and against said defendant fr the cum
VI damages aud co~ts IN the rum Vt thirty thre. and
oUiunas dollar. t@3S.5,], and VII further sccruinx
S Sst I. have levied upon and will on SATURDAY,
SoclMk M Ut said day, 1t tn. front door Of The
c s. r. n""s - Deer Lodge city Montana Territory
tlhl one:ixth. Or all right title aud inser.Se Of d..
tconns on M, rsm hT IN mining ground owned in
BITS n round On Trail Galch Bar and DIV Gnlch Rar n
r'ks's Peak Mining District. Deer Lodge County n
Dated this Goth day Of August, A d 1871.
..~, w. w. JONES' Sheriff,
14od BY CllAS =. WARREN. Deputy
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Isaac 8. HALL,

The Commandments of Forts Randall. Sullv
and Rice were selcgrsphed by Gsnl. Han.
cock. commanding At St. Paul. ON Aug. Is.
to It ones furnish two companies Of s,idier,
each and three Ga Ing guns ~ escort to thu
Northern Pacific Railroad engineers At the
mouth ut the Yellowstone. The rendezvnns
u at Fort Rics forthwith. D,nr II Ls,k :.
though the r. Il Company WAS In earnsst
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Inc Kansas City TIMES he's been sold IL
Ana Green, John J. Maslin 4 Go. and II.
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SECOND CLASS allows Passengers ON Express
Trains but not the privilege Of slecpin: cars Time:
Just the same as First Glass.
Railroad Tickets Furnished Here
T. p. FULLER Agent,
Deer Lodge, n. T.
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blown away 0r \ ship tOundeTe(j. Who ex.
poets It has mot Noted well the history of
other western kncali,ies, for Ill have paSsel.
or have 10 pass. through the transition th.,
Montana Il In. But Nont.ns Is .fsu.rrsl
Usually the new order vt things follows
slow upnn the old. and = dark peri0d of
years. like that which hos Ovesxhsdowetl
COlorado. intervenes between the go,h timex
of nu>h mining and the he,,er days Of we'll
developed acres md leads. I5ere, the new
h csowding upon the old, In one Ut the hes,
mining years Montana has had. and before
twcivcmonth The Northern PAcinc Rail
Road r0ute will have been determined upon
thr,aghout Montana. and The tide of immi-
grafton and capital fsom the Est will rUll
heavily along Il. preceding tn rail and
cl0oe upoa - ssxsant. Il may lo0k . little
DARK . day. bas By eortuisoas clrcamstancs
Ike ths asesie night Of the sumnase sols,ice
whsss tho light Of me day ossxes 10 %
other. Montana will feel II III IL legitimate
industries the healthy and salllcjcnt stimulua
Of ies productive placen until The samns
currsuis 0f The new lie NJ csursinx il
asterias. snd ~ snallipl,ed aDwps and cieies
~ ihc ceatras Of great pc,spegOes Cs,m
montttss. who never pannsd cul0e o. 81
! bOx.
Thus - jook q IL sit.aeioa. and - ia. |
ltcve On dss csaGidssaal0n III viii o0orede
lhaa we hsxe nsaoe mute ord aOmnsoa n
sccn1sla0co With ihe taclS lfoo, a)lAoash |
dali tiasts" greet Ouf safs ssd ~ spesssosI
where Wae lee o0toe anslexciasnaeaI IL sa6lloe l
lays. u y oUVfoi6 Of 61SoaaeR ~ h1saesaa -
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PETROLEUM CENTRE, May IL. 1871.

PETRoLEUX CENTRE, May IL. 1871.
EDiroR REcoRD.-Seeing the statement
In the issue of the record OF May 4th, 10 re-
gard to Mr.. ]. D. McClelland, formerly
Telegraph Operator at this place 10 the P.
4 A. office, naming Tim as an absconder
and ~defaulter, 1t will be no more than right
to publish the facts.
Mr.. McClelland's accom- with bis com.
pany were all Strengthened up to April
first, and the receipts Of his Office for the
month Of April were SSal; the expenses Of
the office were slO4, leaving . balanc'
due the office Of $l3. He was obliged to
collect what bills be could in order to pay
bis own expenses IS far as possible. He
s. cceeded in collecting $50, paid what BILLS
be could aud went home, where be- was ur.
gently called by the sickness Of bis mother
and sieter. He has LET'S bills enough 10 be
collected by the company to d.iray nearly
every ecu. hs owes, having paid svery bill
against himself except four, which amount
to about $lO. You will confer a UNSUITABLE
favor, not only on him but on the Tele.
graphic fraternity in general, by publishing
these facts and clearing him Ut the charge
of dishonesty and dsfslcation. .
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Gold 1t ! p. n, lIl1

We ore In reseipa u q long cummunica.
ton from Mr.. John D. hfcClsllaud, former
ly telegraph operator 10 the =. / A. Office
in this place. and who was reported as q DE-
%faulter, 10 which be vindicatss bic charac'
ter from the aspsrsious plsced upos 81. Mr..
N. claims that be left the affairs Of TIA cem-
pany 10 good shape % an examination will
show that be owed several bills aud intend,
I'd to pay them sll. snd that The reason o
lis sndden leaving wss in consequence o
the receipt Of q letter announcing tba sever,
illness OF his moth or and sister. After Of
Investigation Of the after we incline 10 To,
opinion thstinjustice has been done him. HI
may have erred in some things, Is all mel
are liable to, but Wa do not think be actet
dishonesty, and is therefore entitled to th,
brn.ds OF a retraction on our part, and We
chsrrfuay make the onpende honorable.
Elsewhere will be found Q communities
ton from . brother ''tekgrapet" on the sub
ct, which cannot fail Of placing Mr.. Nc
Clslland 10 the right light b. fore the pub
lie.
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10 lS6-,be daughter Of Presbyterian
clergy mau ia the center Of this State, who
had been reared in a strict aud rigid man-
uer, proceeded 10 New Haven, Conn, to
spend q month with friends during the COL
lege commencement season. While there,
taking advantage of the new freedom from
restraint afforded her, che carried on extern
sive firtations With the students, aud was
ruined by q member of the senior Glass;
He persuaded, her to leave her friends and
return with him to New York, instead Of
going home. Singular to relate, she ap-
peared, almost from choice, to enter upon
city designations and excuses, until, becom-
ing thoroughly hardened and deprsved, q
sister came on to visit her and persuade her
to 60 bac6 to her fathers home. Instead
of doing 30, however, the visiting sister was
also persuaded to remain and enter upon
the same, terrible life which her sister was
leading. Since then the two abandoned
women have allured their two younger
sisters away from the parental roof, aud
the four are now keeping what is known No
q fashionable bagnio" between Twenty
9th and Twenty-eight streets, on the west
side Of the city. A more melancholy in-
stance OF the power Of older upon younger
members off family never came to notice.
Rochester Express.
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A writer iu u Texas paper relates that
. party Of miners In the mountains Of Ell
Dorado, prospecting 10 an isolated place
where they were without fresh meats and
vegetable food, were afflicted with scurvy.
Six of the worst cases we're planted ip the
earth, up TO their necks, and left alone
over night with a chew Of tobacco apiece.
The result of this attempt ut earth cure
might have been happy. but for the FAC,
that in tho night coyotes came along aud
ate of all the six heads.
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winsor Bros. have disposed o: the we'll
known ''Boston Machine Shop" in this city
to Mr.. James Smith, of Plumer, who has
acquired q wi de reputation as sole manu-
~fscturrI Of the crlebsated "Roberts' Patent
Sand Pump" and lisa frst.class, practical
machinist. This is quite au extensive es.
Establishment, comprising a large black.
smith and machine shop and foundry, Civ.
constant employment to, upwards OF twenty
skilled workmen, and turning out every
description Of castings and we'll tools, re-
quired 10 the oil business. -Venango Ci,i-
Zen.
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The ordinary glycerine of has
lately bsen discovered to efict rspid aud
wonderful cures In ~hopaless cases of con-
sumption. Two tablespoonful are said to
b. equivalent In nutritivs properties, TO
one pound Of hesfsteak. 1t 10 perfectly
harmless, and may be taken 10 large guam
titles with IMMUNITY.
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From tho Erie Dispatch we learn that ihe
Maee-Coburu prize fight, which was TO have
taken place YESTERDAY, was o complete e.
sh. TIE party landed 1t Port Dover, abOu
twsnty.taree miles f. om Lous Point, aud
thirty from Erie. A riug was formed and
about II O. IN. The cry was, Here they
come" and a. 10 minutes past IL Cobnrn
~ssed his cap into the risg and lightly
bO6aded in after IT, Mace immediately fol.
lowing suit. At this point $500 even waS
offered that Coburn would win the fight
This vas Immediately followed by ON offer
on the part of Mace's hackers to bet 8 1000
even. No takers. And now commenced
what ia probably unparalleled 10 the history
OF sporting events an hours sparring with.
out q blow. As the pair advanced 10 the
centre, they commenced with light sparriug,
Mace edgipg nearer and Coburn stepping
back to bis own corner, Mate in turn re-
treating to bring Coburu out again. This
was repeated several times, Coburn lodging
every blow and Mace following him 10 with
10 a few feet oil his corner. Mace got tired
oil this fooliBg and walked to exactly the
center OF the ring and folded his arms. Co.
burn would not come 10 the scratch. Mace
backed Oft 10 give bim'a chance, but on at
tempting to close, Coburn again leaped into
bis corner. There was another long wait
and another repetition Of the old tactics
Ten minutes passed and the crowd heeam,
iupa tient. Mace became 60 tired Of stand
ing on the scratch, With Cobnrn . safe dis
lance off In his " corn er, that be turned
saying, "Joe, let's take q drink" and walk.
ed of to bis own corner. Both men supped
a little water and started Tor the scratch,
Mace again toeing the scratch aud Coburu
backing out. Mace, on every occasion
walked TO the scratch, but at the first pass
CobuIn always made q beau tiful jump to tn,
rear, and Mace, often driving him to within
five OF six feet Of the rope, walked l%sisurely
back TO the centre. This was kept up TO
an'hour and q half with no result, when be
ma jesty's officers and soldiers appeared Of
the scene; the riot act was read by HjgI
Sheriff Deeds, County Of Norfolk, Provinc
Of Ontario, and tho crowd ordered to dis
perse by Judge Edward Wilson Of the sam
county, or they would be ared upon by tn
militia. They Immediately dispersed, ours
Jog prise figh IA In general and the Mace-Co
burn fzzls In particular.
It is proper to add that wEiie her naif'
iy's authority was respected, the person G
his judseship was not. as while he was read
ing the riot asst. one Of the thieves abstract
I'd . valuabss gold watch from bis pocket
"They stole bit, the scouudrels," said th'
Judge, ''while BIZ was h'n ,herr; hit wa
worth q thirty pun note in Lunnon."
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The air in Wyoming Territory is said to
be So light and pure, 40 charged With oxy-
gen, as TO 10 most agreeable to persons
Even consomptives, II not too far gone,
iiud speedy relief, as the increased action
Of the lungs render the latter more healthy,
and soou restores them 10 full working Ca
pscity.
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The East Sandy oil Geld is increasing 10
production somewhat, owing to. the new
wells started early 10 the Spring being COM
r'"ted, two or three having been tested last
week, The Canning well No. Q Is yielding
20 barrels daily; Canning we'll No. I. Este
81 barrels, aad Gaming we'll No. l, 10 bsr-
rr's. The indications are that the belt
CROSSES into Clarion county in Ashland
township.
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We take pleasure in recommending to TIE
attention of our readers the advertisement
Of N. Arnold, merchant tailor, Titusvills.
Mr.. A. has recently started ia business 10
that city, and has laid 10 o large and STU
perior stock of ready-mads clothing, gen is
furnishing goods, &C., oil Of which he ia
selling out at the lowest cash prices. He
is also prepared to do costom work in. the
latest atyles. Give him q call.
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SETTLE UP.

The undersigned intends going 30 Europe
about the 10th af the present month and de.
sizes ell his old customers who are still
indebted to him to settle ut once. All &C.
counts not settled on or before that date
will be left With N. d. Smiley for collec-
tion, and they will be sued at oace.
ml2-lw II. G. WACHrER.
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The case OF Joshua Wesves Of Cranberry
township, Venango county. is an other H.
lustration of Fortunes freaks 10 the OF. 70.
giOn. The sheriff was on the point Of sell
ing him o''t, "bsdy God b%reeabe'," when a.
hundred barrel oil we'll wal struck near bis
farm. Joshua 10 slt right now.
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The North East star says: 1--WE uuder-
stand ID lat q certain Sunday School in this
own has collected money ostensiLly 10 edu-
Cate u little heather girl in India, aud then
sent it the general missionary fund. We
obtain the facts from q member of the church
Ia wbich.it occurred.
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The XVIII amendment celebration. at
Meadville, on Wednesday, Is said to have
BEEN avery. fine affair. Large numbers Of
toe colorsd people from the surrounding
towns were in attendance. A procossioa,.
speeches, festival and ball, was a part. Of
the programme.
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The o. G. & A. r X. are building q new
passenger coach for their road at Cory
1t will surpass anything Of the kind ye,
placed on their popular road. They ore
building It at Cory, aud the experiment |,
to test whether they can build them 9,
cheap as they can DO purchased.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-12

An alarm.of hrs early this Ouorniug was
occasionrd by the roof OF tho McCllutock
HoNse catching Gre IRON u detective fue.-
The fire was discovered by tbs employees at
Fisher. Norris l. Cos MACHINE shop. II
w~s 'x'inguished before any material dam
ase Was done.