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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-03

A UCTIoN. AUCTION AUCTION
"A This wednesday, afternoon at 15 O'Clock precisely
elegant Household Furniture the story residence
No. West Tenth street, block west Of Broadway.
NICHOLS, Auctoneer Velvet Brussels Carpets; magnla
Eageres Bookcases Mirrors Curtains Paintings Bronzes
Clocks, Rcdseads. Bureaus Mattresses Lounges Chairs
Sofas Bnnet Extension Table, Glass, China and silve
Ware; Table Cutlery, &C. Sale positive, commencing at ~
O'Clock precisely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-03
DY NJ. DOUGHTY, AuCTloNEER,
ID SalesYooms 10 Nassau street,

1OY N, DOUGHTY, ATCTTONEEH, .
II SalesYooms 40 Nassau street,
Elegant Household Furniture, French Plate Pier and Man.
tel Mirrors &c. &C. On Thursday, May T. At lO1 O'clock NJ
The Forty xth street, near Seventh
avenue consn. of rosewood Parlor Suits 10 sur bocate
solid woud Etagere Mirror Back French plate Pier and
Mante Mirrors Dining Room Suite rosewood
and walnut Chamber Suits marble top Hall Stands Velvet
bedrooms cned hair spring and other Mattresses on all
the chamber suits Refrgeraors China, crockcry ana Cu
iery Kitchen Basement Utensils also some original OIL
pantnss the Furnre all actured by utchngs and
other first class city makers Descriptive catalogues can DC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-03
@DnO OOO OF FIRST CLASS CABINET FURNE-
PLUO.OUU TURE

OFFERED AT PRIVATE SALE FOR 20 DAYS,
AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION.
Over 100 elegant Parlor Suits tho richest sat
embroidery &C. 0 superb Chamber Suis, OF every vaf
ETY. extra large stock OF fine Dining Room and Library Rur
.ture All OF which made the best
ner anu o; no latest styles.
N. B.--An examination satisfy all beyond : douh1
that this stock of furniture IA the larsess,
styles and patterns most elegant.
workmanship most superior, and ~
prices lower than known
Mammoth warerooms, 2ts Hudson and - and -
Dominick street, IA Spring
Sixth and Eighth avenue pass the door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-03

A Lien n. MINER. AUCrIONEER
~ BY ALLEN b. MINER 4 BROTHER.
late HENRY II. LEEDS A MINER.
Established 1S47)
Salesrooins IS Chambers aud ~ Reade streets.
Leeds Art Galleries Nos SIT and 6l9 Broadway southw est
corner Twelfth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-03

EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER
~ CLOSING MORTGAGE SALE OF SUPERB
IMPORTED AND CITY MADE CABINET FURNITURE,
Tomorrow May 4 at No. 90 Liberty street, at II O'CLOCK.
This will positively be the final sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-03

= DINGEE, AUCTI0NEER.
Peremptory Sale
or Handsome villa Property, known as
"The Hawthornes."
80 Elegant villa sites
On Long Island Sound,
In the beautiful village OF Rye Neck, Westminster county,
nearly opposite Methodist episcopal church, only 80 min
"'e' run On SATURDAY. May 8, 1891, at II O'Clock.
On the grounds.
Convenient 20 depot, handsome water fronts,
Splendid views Of Sound aud harbor
Boating, bathing and dshing.
Sale positive
Also at same time and place, Homestead Of Jonathan
Gedney large house. 20 200 feet water 'front.' sas
absolute. . n-n..., -. :.
y and III A. NJ. Special cars provided.
For maps, circulars, &C., apply TO -, a,,.,.......
(, HERMAN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF
D. Barber shop, Thursday Nay = at " o'ciock NO.
III owery The Furniture OF Barber shop consist.
me OF brussels carpet Chairs, Stools Lounges LOOK
Inc Gla,ses marble too WashsaRs Lounges Lntravinss
sasS''s' ~ ~. RINDsKoPF, Ctr Marshal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-03

cSPLENDID FARMS AND COUNTRY SPA, ALL
- prces for sale or exchange for City Property Good
Leascnod Property wanted Tor exchange.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-03
SALES At HrcTsOv.
RY JOHN A. DUNN, AUCTiONEER.
i'd InIIE A. uIINH A. 90

lY JOHN A. DUNN, AUCTiONEER.
ID JOHN A. DUNN co,
,saiesroom 23S Bowsry,
VIII sell this dny, ut 1917 O'Clock, 100 Broadway, all
Furniture contained In that four story residence together
with Bar, Billiard and Dining Rooms, all OF which
order. The Furniture consists OF farlor Suits Bedroom
Suits Pier and Mane Mirrors, black walnut and MAHOGANY
Bedseads marble top Bureaus marble top Centre Tables
marble top Washstands Brussels Three Ply and Ingram
Carpets; Palasses Husk and Hair Mattresses Pillows Boil
sers Blankets Sheets Shades Lace Curtains Cor
nices Engravngs Chandeliers, &c, together with Bar Bill
lard and Dining Room Furniiursa OF which ee
CANT Catalogues sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-03

DY M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER
- Continuation sale Of Household Furniture being tn,
effects OF several different families removed for
OF sale at the saesrooms, ~ Nassau street. this day 10
O'CLOCK such rosewood and walnut Parlor Suits In brocs
tel harcloh and walnut ROSEWOOD chestnut md
hosany Chamber Suits with large assortment Of Curcc
Hair, Straw and Wool Matresses China, Croekery
Glass Ware, French plate Pier Mirrors large assortment OF
Brsscs and Ingram Carpets Once Furniture Desks book
cases. Paintings Re- all to be sold. Worthy the attention
of dealers others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-03

DY r. COTTON, AUCTIONEER.
ID Salssroom So East Thirteenth street. broadway
\ Assgnee's sale OF Wines and Liquors.
This day "wednesday May at II O'Clock. 1871 South
street 10 barrels and in loft Bourbon and Rye Wills
keys, Rum, Port Wine, Claret champagne, Innishowno
Cocktail Liquors in bottles Desk Iron sae Lounge Clock
DC. BY order Of assignee.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25
AGRICULTURE IN ARIZONA.

frsoss Gre s,a. ff...s;.., SS.ss;,ss r'.sssi
 Arizona produces something besides gold and Apaches. Cotton of texture similar to the best product of the Atlantic States is produced there. The seed from this cotton has been planted in South Carolina, where Sea Island cotton of good quality has been raised from it. Grapes bear there the second year after setting out the slips. Tobacco, figs, oranges, lemons, sugar-cane and sweet potatoes, the finest ever seen, are raised there. Corn does not do we'll generally for want of rain. Irish potatoes are grown, but not with much success the summers are too hot and dry. Wheat and barley yield from 30 to 35 bushels and more to the acre, accord to the nature of the ground and care em. ployed in the culture. 4 field of 90 acres was reported, last season, to have yielded q fraction over il bushels to the acre. Another person reports 60 bushels of barley to the acre, and profit of Sl eco last season, from s small farm of only 20 acres Farming op- erations there are said to be conducted very loosely. There are many extensive and fertile valleys, wherc the soil needs onIy to be scratched to yield bountifully The cost of harvesting grain there is set down at about g. per acre. Fruit trees have been taken to Arizona, for tue first time, we believe, the past season, and an abundance of fruit is ex- peeted there soon---a great dssideratum. 4 good market already exists there fer the lin- tied produce heretofore produced and the market will increase as the country fills up with miners, as must soon be the case.
 The Salinas or Salt River is described as running through beautiful and fertile val ley, 20 miles long by in width, and carry ing an average of fully 5000 inches of water; all of which may be utilized for irrigation purposes. The valley is 50 level that fully 14 out of every Is acres css he irrigated. The only incumbrance in the way of eultiva- ton is the mesquit. which can be easily TO. moved Two irrigation ditehes one on the south and ooe on the north side of this river are now being constructed, the former to car ry 10000 inches and to run l2 miles; the other to carry 2o,o00 inches. There are nu- merous other localities in the northern DOT. tion of the Territory which are almost or quite as fsvorably situated for irrigation. The future of Arizona, both as mining and agricultural region, is certainly most encour- aging
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25
SAN FRANCISCO.
pAULss PROCESS.
NEVADA Chr. Moaians TerfituSy.
 pecetlbes 2tth, lssO.

NEVADA ti1l, MeHfank TeffituSy.
 Decesabes 2tih- ls5O. A,vtv,x r pAtt ssn FruB.i-, ,o.-- Dear Sirs Az pci your r,aes herewith forward syuosis of my expert ;eeris o of his w'h yUur Electric Dfy AWi gsrsatsfy Frucess
 ,,rs VI. h.d ,ade email cyulcr and Iu in operation nt ,his mill ,Couuer Mil Brown Oulchl with which wr have made ,~.ny Ave thirty tests different ca .,,d szinuleA ef well nuEetous io's ei ,ls,. that Asd been worked by inc various mill process a NHuy af thcsc contained Lead in a Us various frin. well CoVPor. AnuHony. Arrsnie, ifoa and suihur ar In every Instance where dlrrcions wtFr ti howe d obtained bullion over .9uD kpe VIII pariiSa Lariss some Of the rcsnlis.
 On Orc Caah tAilng. ti,si hnd produced hy mill WoskIcg less than sO Der oa by yor Iuoe' ~s oe'a'n yr.g, Broun Lode tiliuKs which had been worked bv lar l Amalxaiaat,n. yieiAag sss than sD far ion Hy vu. prccss obtaHcd ai tho rate o4 slO p<T een p,ose Pacific Rail RoaA" Lode. obsainsd stO Der t,n by your process ifc t,uEs thas hsi heh rarfcd oyer Arc tHnes, by Barrel inalgarnatiun
 Frro SieuheB Lode. obtained ai hhe rate of clO To, tv fro, tans- that had been wogked by pan Amal saaiou ud yielded ny pan psoce- eto Ter ton with Egu only ohl while hy yoar prScess the bullion vas over sSO nns.
 kasr ,hes, exrcrluep,s oa C supa ssaie sgransei OhongA very fmperfeetyl g trying lsfgeT one and vycksd seysrA tons 4 250 and 3D ponDsss si charge. os whch smelling ore aSd h e'sry ss,anee ha metal orSr foe and gt dOabls and gsddrsFAs the amount in hsse fi sT a by yosT rroces f' gre have since ohtsa-d by amAlEzra,sng in Nbeeles Tn~ san vseM nsy nes that yats system t csos cary ing sss metal sad la Mug into consideration NIense o pefk ss h far surrar any Known practical system ot anal saIna,ioa reapls spi to Ergst assre of the tsct Asi bus ssAi pfu1s r'n of he gold and syey besring o-,s f th. c,atipep sn yield ihan so Ter ,on .-h .--- rh sysieus sG manipaatoa must h resrtsd , s, ehs ? and perfect your systera mat |, must eventually tecsr vr of gsDsral use
 Ton have asIsrx d your mills coUlplcie n te rar,irs ke ssriErn 9 resisye as eo"pstsnesA os ;b, p,r.,-ss Your. trA h. PRANK AoEGAx.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25

corTEs PLsTxs.--It may be some import snce to quartz mill owners, says the Grass Valley lCslifornia) Laiea, to know Of liaaid that will dissolve silver without attacking copper This iiquid IS simply mixture of one part Of nitric acid with six parts of sul- phurie, heated in water bath to l6O degrees Fahrenheit, at which temperature it operates best. We have the authority of practical worKman Of repute fos saying that, by means of this liquid. silver and amalgam may be de- tAtched from copper plates, without any ne- eess'ty Tor wasting acids is dissolvink large amount of useless metal.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

By v.rt2e ef Exsct0n s<1eS of the Coar. of O. Soyss Jusc~ oa the PsaDo and for ,b Co1siy sf YaSaFs ont Territory s Arz5na the sgh day eF Feb yllary 4. n. ls1l upoo judgment rendered 10 sad Court said less Ssy of Fehrary 1871 in Egvos os Campbell & Buffgm aSd sgainsf Joseph keyT h the of aundred and tWsutyrTo a0iiars and eighty Ave SqAts iadgneui and eghieen do1lars Gh6 tfy reatl costs d'd oe te lefh day of Febrzy A. n. ls7l levy npoa and take exSsafsoa ts following described p-u eyty Co uit Being iozs Noe slxissa, Eighteen aE.1 Twenty, SR Bork No. Tw@ntyssA tn ths town l Pres. eos; In ssid cosuty and TsErnFy snA tshsn es s Sss sFsy a sad aefrnda8s Notice is hereby given that by virtue ef sad sr snd levy, will sell 10 inc highest bd der tT cash the above described property, with sse rrovegents thsceos s faf of the Court Hois% la fhs town cf Preseo<t the e&i day os Apx A. D. ls7l ss satisfy ssd execution aBd eoss ssd secrs;ng eosss
 Wrtness ny hand si ffsseOst his 2d day cf Hsrch A. D. ls'i. x. ?. PIERCE Constable.
 Hauapai County Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25

A NEW weapon, called the trowel bayonet. being manufactured at tue Springfield ar mory. They are shaped almost exactly like sharp pointed trowel, os much like the spear heads of the South Sea Island warriors. Their design is not so much for charges as an efficient instrument for skirmishing line, and, being furnished with finger pieces where they are joined to the guns, they can be used either to lop boughs or dig holes for picket defenss.--- Grand Army Journal.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25

oHE Senegambian representative from the country perpefrated joke. recently, worthy of being preserved (in ink) among Joe Mil iers best He said, with q grin, which re- yeaied his worries to the very hinges of inc iEterior maxillary, that ddere was no breech of de korum, for de korhm was dere. ready Tor de count" This oHtbarst created gleaIa of sunshine on what all else was dark and stormy4-ksss 0rleeHs TImes. K
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25
CLAIM NOTICE.

cadsrSsarding that 4. J. Moore JoaEs [. Tayior and oth~rs bere rs Located the Silver Star lode RraAshAsV USiTio; under shs ~ ths Silver Brick ths s o notify said A ! NoUe l. Tayi0g and oshers tAat the ground re- eaied by .hem belongs n hnvng been rrorasd tS August 1885 iE the Reooris of Ysvsrsl esunty; and farthernsre wasa all persons rem srssFassieg aToD sad gsouaS.
 JOHN RAIBLR,
 HATZ. Prescott, ArisOsH February 25, is7i.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25
LEGAL.
N 0 TIC E [.

TO ALI HE0a TT NAT coNCHRv,
 The usderIzBqd. ander iis sud sfyis ef fha "MuSrKEHY DTTcn CoxrASr hereby give soiic1 That th~y have ths day claimed ton ,bsez4ni 0 Gh netes to be measured under two inches prs<DreS tire waters of sak River; be taken fush ssiS Int inc sessheas uf section twenty three m wuship D noFth rangs c eest and tsspe~ TpuAeg aowa a rssins n a westerly drec0a SO yards aud thsnc n unr wes,efy direction to the nos,we csypsr of ea lo township north range easi. Tbe aodsrsgh4d sis claim tAs night Of way fs iheiT Fgaing d,eh ts~ inc seisccd and cleared by sas cangany claiming afy eseh sie for ts ssrs eagA. And the sad Mantere Ditch CSmVaSy give further near thsi they izsend ts werk tke asS eSsah oc e bs6Gro January GtA is7l.
 J. M. HESpRKsoE, A. YkuFxNER
 ! Boyp. r. k. BTKER,
 T. MCPHERSON. C. FoHsER
 T.. F. HKLLkSnA ! T. FuxVN
 n. HEMLToN
 Pb0nis. A. T., Jan. 2 lsTl ku2lH3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25
NOTICE.

TO WHOM IT HAY COHcEREs .... The undersigned under the and style of the sa River Farming Deh ComIany" hereby give notiee that they have this day claimed heeo toDssnd 5OOD inches to be neasused under two inches ressuref the water, of Salt River to t@ taken said rver n toBshiD N Sec 9 on fine north side of said river and tho said Ss kver Farming Ditch comJany further give notice that they intend work on the anne On Inc ar s of February, 4. n. le7l q. A. cHExowEH M N BRoApwar z. " CATE D. T. MGGs,
 A. b bAehElLs, J. A. YougG
 A. IT. PEEPtES IoSEPu FYF
 J. M BRrAx, GEO BRYAS
 I. McMuLLEx
 fhsniH' A. IT, Jan let 1871. JaBl4m5
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25

then from desire public tue Shl for ythroaph mild besides Southen route amnrar from the ctta O pass heaaDf condo viw h n
 oR ETC.,
 which from rnhAls
 gnomAh GraEd nverLwh of KanssP of wen rom otigd eanutnp
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25
NEW HOTEL AT PHGNIx

Ihs ~ansssignsd wishes to iuform everybody tha, he hAvs lusi embarked in the business of aaoOmrnsatpg Inc a1hH .s Der hotel and will spare pains og sxlsnse 0ood seeon1Dedaons far maa aad beast furnished A, rs'-.'t. Ezse M - J. E. MCKENZIE,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25

Our facilities for purchasing snd arrangements fr sell ing fully completed and nov offer TO THE TRApE Pun Stock of Merchandise In each dspa-tmen' com pricing all articles enqnirei ss and sAhlc th-oug the Territory.
 d-ss !, s s benefit 0s every Interior Asrehssi bay of usinstrsd of s&a Francisco slscwhsTetbeTeby avoiding the expenses and snnoyAAcs, of ioHg aai tedious journey, Esd Ss !s os sAyet sa=As !ss seees. sy 10 receive ;heir purchases enabling them increase tbeir VFoass with the or isss capital invested
 oies by letter receive careful s;isstos cs sssse as though the parties themselves present
 In word We GUARANTEE sArsPAcTIox ia prioea. quality quantity Apd assortment of goods.
 Currency and BuIoH received latest San Francisco quo,AtoHs sold ks sscous' of may be do- sired HOOPER. WHITING co.
 Arizona City A. T.. Sept lss. ls7o.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25
THiRrY-FiFrH PARALLEL ROUTE

Shortest and Best Route from the Southern and tern States to the States and Territories of the Pacific Only Route Over Which Large Trains Herds of st be Driven Without Suffering Loss from Stock
 of Food and Drink ~"A
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25
IT NEVER PAYS.

It pevcn pays to fret and growl When fortune seems our foe; The better bred will push ahead And strike the braser blow.
 For luck is work,
 And those who shirk Should not lament their doom,
 Bat yield the play,
 Aad clear the way That better men have room. IL never pays 10 wreck the health Ia drudging after gain, And he Is sold who thinks tha' gold Is cheapest bought with pain.
 An humble loi,
 cosy cot, Have tempted eyeu kings,
 For station high,
 That wealth win buy, Not of conteutment brings. It never pays blunt refrain We'll worthy of song, For age and youth must learn thls truth, That nothing pays that . vr0Dg.
 The good and pure
 Alone are sure To bring prolonged success.
 Wblle what is right.
 In Heavens sight, Is always sure 10 bless.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25
FOR SALE OR RENT.

dwelling house aha three lots co Csis1 street Pres. egtt The byuse the recently occupied by Judge Tsnes And faHly md s large, comfortable snd con venient Fer further Tartoslars inquire of
 C WHITE, P-=ssst. Dsa. q, is5J. deJipI
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25

Road Whf@ Whaa Ranch k
  wishing
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25
MURPHY & DENNIS

Dealss. whas.ais and ss'Al' ' :. o,.u Dry Goods. oroesns% winss hqs''s ..u o1ap ts Etc wn keep ooqssauiIy cu Aana 'sa .s.s,s. s T.A ca.h all articles needed by farnsf'' r~s.l.. .,sr. and IIouselsspsr. ., thsir sie's s.lesss PheaIr, Arlsosa, FsbrGny 3 isIi'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25
woRMsER & WERrHEIMER,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers ia Groceries, ProrisfOns, COt1iag, Boots, Shoes, Liquors, Croeksry, Hardrars, Faqaiag
 and Mining Implements, stc., (ALL THE ATTENTION OF THEIR OLD " pioneer friends and the public generally to lheir new and splendid assortment of goods, re- gently purchased, by of the Arm, in San Fran cisco, and now on hand at their store in Preseott Give us call and see for yourselves. We are nof selling for rulnous prices; our motto is and has been, Live and Let LIyep Merchants, farmers. miners and others, wishing 70 purchase goods, would do well to give us a call, before purchasing elsewhere.
 .i.s M wORMsER
 A. wRRTHEIMER. r'ssco'b An1oaa, February l. ls7o myl6os
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25

running water most of ,hs yVra g,a&s wood pler,y wood, water and grass h asuR<aHas.
 recruiting stock. wood' water Aad srss' in aaunaan''' ta4ssA). wsscs scarce In dry season. plenty s& sss szs wood weod' grsss and Ha.sr p'sat'. pieaty of water and gtass trosd fsF eanapingt tofl-gaie and statoa--hne sGtes, grzss aud weed spring and running water, grass asd wSod. plenty of water, gysss and evoA sr cashp pBrYssas tig stream ef wates, fkir grass. wood. water plenty in we'll srass asa wood kaauiy- wateT scarce. arass snd wecA Pltnty. water and wsod plenty, grass scarce water and grass plenty wood seErce. Mohave siFef--wsier, weed and era&s plenty. kaach-~sisT. wood sud grass Pteniy a s
  1" a wood and water yichtg, grass sssuce, wood. water and grass p'eO'y.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25

K(aA A full supply of all the P Passnt Mediei%es
 G Al Dr. kEspALLs Pioneer Drug Store
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25

Yunnlng water most of shs yVer, KSss wood ples.y wood, water and grass ln as1hsanas
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-22
A decision has jus. been rendered in on

A decision has just been rendered in on
Iowa District Court which is OF special i'm.
po.tance to railroad companies. The case
was that Of a suit for damages against the
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Compa-
ny for injuries received by an accident occa-
stoned by an intoxicated engineer, and the
court held that a railway company is liable
10 both actual andtpuniAve damages sov, &C.
cjdents caused by the carelessness or mat
tention Of employees. There should be a
law providing severe punishment for q rail-
road engineer taking q drink OF Intoxicating
liquor when on, dnty, or within, ten hours
previous to bis time ior taking charge of the
engine, sad the company should be made to
pay heavy damages for employing a man
who ipdulges In strong drinka A large
proportion Of railroad accidents may be d.
rectly traced to drunkenness, and 1t is time
measures were adopted to relieve the trav-
cling public, as far as possible, from this
source of danger.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-22

The New Castle Gazette has this tidbit Of
romance: There lie .ather q romantic little
story connected With one Of the marriages
published in another column. The groom.
who for two score years has lived 10 the. far
West, came to tbe conclusion It was not good
for mai to be alone, aud b~ethought him self
who be should take to bis bed and board. He
remembered . former school mate, whom he
not seen for forty years at that time o lassie
Of ten years and who had lived In singlebles-
sedness for haIfa century Of her life. He
wrote to her from North Beaver township, to
come and cheer bis loneliness. and with
characteristic maiden modesty the maiden
consented, packed her goods, went to Wis
c%onsin, and entered into Q matrimonial en-
gagement for life with the gentleman. Let
US all wish them good luck.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-22
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

All meeting of the Democracy OF Pc
,troleum Centre precinct, held at the School
House, Petroleum Centre. Saturday after
noon, May 2otb, for the purpose Of nomina-
ting and electing delegates TO the county
convention to be held at Franklin Tuesday,
May 23d, the meeting W $ called 10 order
by Mr.. John Walters, and on motion Mr.. D.
+. Williams was called to the chair, and r.
c. Coulter elected Secretary.
Moved by Mr.. Coulter that a committee Of
three -Messra. Walters, Wilson and Barker
--be appointed to nominate delegates. Car
ried.
The committee retired and nominated the
following gentlemen as such delegates:
Bernard Hook, A. NJ. Kleckner,
William Titus, d. P. Williams,
L. Voucher, W T. MCGEE,
r. G. Coulter, E. W. Barker,
r. Hutchinson.
TIE above nominations were made unani-
nous, and On motion the meeting adjourned
D. p. WILLIAMS, Prss't
u. G. COULTER, Sec'y.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-22

A Binghampton, New York, telegram
says: Rumors being afloat that some uu-
~scrupulous persons Intend, after Ruloff's
death, 10 publish The history of bis life, pnr-
porting, to be derived from himself, RuloH
issued the following card: This is to certify
that I have never 10 auy way contributed to
the preparation Of the work to be sold as my
life, and that any such work purporting tobe
written from Information FURNISHED by me,
| will be fraudulent and untrue,