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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-04

BAaSux's MusErM On MnEELs.-Tbe
New Yvfk correspondent O4 Ibe Boston
J Jouruai says: B4ruun's eooceru, coupris-
ing q museum msuagrrir, caravan aud bip.
podroue, is ready tU start its c'irss. The
world has been swept for curlositi es.-
Wbi,e camels. black panthers, giant konga-
roos, with stunning chnriots drawn by elr-
phants und d.omedaries, havs beeu secured ;
mitra!euss guns. aud arms from The field Of
Sedan, aud arms taken irom the French and
Pr!ssians, vita all tar appliances for iisst
class circus, menagerie snd caravan; vita
trained Australian bUrses aud troupe o
genuine Arabs. Tue small army Of ossast-
ants are all teetO.alers, aud the whole ihinl
is TO be in high moral style. Orange Judd
to encourage industry mud economy, offtrc'
prizes for the best specimens OF patchioi
and darning clo,hes. Over 1900 garment
came 10 for competition, and he distributed
twenty prizes. The clothes were sent Ia
the Old Brewery Mission. Barnum offered
500 for twelve garments, which took the
highest prize. He proposes to exhibit the
.'darnsd things" ia connection With ~
show.
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This morning young mau. formerly from
Mercer county, was brought before Justice
Reynolds, on charge Of drunkenness aud
discrderlv conduct. 1t appeared from the
evidence OF Constable McHugb, that tie
yonng man was in house near the Pres
hyteripu Church. and greatly disturbed the
inmates, one of whom was III, by his mis-
b'bnsior. The Young man, whose name W.
suppress for The sake OF his friends, plead
puil'y and was sentenced toIay a iine o
$500 aid costs.
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KenyOn,s New Double Aching
Oii pump for tumplHu Oil or
Water In Deep Wells.

Kenyous New Doublei Acting OIL Pump
IL acknowledged 10 be the hest pump now
in use. One Of it's lsAding traintrs u tbst
IL not only producers cont'suons nov "
oil or other RAid, but that II creates ana
sustsins . constant and powerful snci'on'
| by means OF which the seams OF ve'ne u 'hs
we'll ARE In great measure cleared Of para
fine and other obstructi ons, ana sbs OIL W
the veins is drawn towsrfs the wrr.
has been ascertained by actnAl test that The
use Of this punp causes eradnsl'y 'nereae.
iuy flow oil oil. 1t u well known ny OIL
up.ratore that this Improvement 10 oi great
value. aud one that bas been Ion: sought
for. The abl at mechanics ot our country
have Tor years been at WORK tiyibg 10 hnd
out some new and untriei plau " pro'ooH
the life time of AL oil welt; aud nothinH y"'
to onr knowledge hos been brought before
the publ that in any way equals she power
OF the Kenyon Pump, experiences baV'ng
taught toai it is The long continued sue-
ton TINT has The power to keep up and IN
crease The production of oil wells. Ofl
operators are reierrsd to Mr.. Geo. Bonlton,
Snpet intendent Of the Columbia Farm, for
infurnation In regard to the practical work.
ings uf the Kenyon Pump. We appr"d the
following testimonial IRON tie u msaaysIs VI
the Columbia Farm:
UFFIcE CoLrNBrA OF Co.
Columbia Farm, Jan. ~.
Mr.. II. X. KENYON:
Dear Sr:-We are nsing your Double
Acting Oil Pumps In three OF our oil wells
and take pleasure in stating lbat VIZ are
getting more oil aud gas from each OF them
than was previously obtained by the use o
working barrels We believe your oil rAmp
10 be the best 10 usp.
Respectfully yours,
G ". BouLToN, Sup't.
j. p BARCEOFT. Manager
; For further part iculars address u. n
KENYON, Petroleum Centre. p. D boa
SAT. jan3l.
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An Arkansas editor says OF paper IN
the Cherokee Nation in the ''native dia-
lect:r sit is the worst specimen Of picked
tongue we ever saw. 1t looks as though u
nitro glycerine explosion had occurred in o
type foundry
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A citizen OF Coicago has received q lat.
ter IRON bis isther who resides in Goerli,z
Prussia, informing him that during the
present struggle be has lost three msrried
Sous and four son.in-laws,:a and that ,heiI
seven widows, with twsnty.four fa.hsrless
children, are now dependent on him for SUI,
port.
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The new passenger depot OF the James
town Il franklin Railroad, at Oil City. will
hs taken possession of by the company on
The l5ih inst. On Monday next passenger
strains will run through the tunnel, making
connections at the Union depot with trains
gu the q. G. & A. r. r.
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InlSTO, 1850 vessels arrived in the por
of New York, 7s0 Of hem being steamships
of which 2O4 were American. OF The en-.
tire number, 2,lSl vessels were American,
1873 British, $40 North German, no other
nation having one buudred.
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On Monday, Sheriff Herpst, OF this county
took Waldo and Miller, two OF the Benning-
hoif robbers, and man named Eastwick
sentenced ut the last term of Court, to the
Western Penitentiary at Allegheny City.
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Every Saturday will soon publish on illu
tratcd description Of Pittsburgh and the
coal and oil regions. 1t Itpromises to bs of
great interest.
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J.Ds..sl Notices.
!. N. p.ttemsiiI & Co. ~

f'a,k hoS, New York, and Seo' r. lows" w.
Advertising Agents, ara tho .ols aHsn~ ioi 'ne
,rolcuA, Centre DAILY REcosD In That a'y' hu'
yortisers in TINT city are reGu'~ied 10 leave tnu
4. vors with either OF tne above houses
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TisE Iona 400.


c. a wonderful stream I. tho River OF Tine,
A Il rms through the Realm OF Fears,
With a fau tless rythn snd n oea,iii.ul rhyme,
And broader sweep and surge suhiime'
a, It blends with The Ocean OF Years
How the winters are drifting Ike aakcs OF snows
And the summers like buds between,
And the year in ,he sheai--so they cDnc and go
On hat rivers breast with it- ebb aud Nov,
As IL glides IN the SHADOW and saeen.
There's magical I.'c m the river Time,
Where tine -oG,c.t of airs are playing;
There's u cloudlcss sky and trulical cimc;
And a song ~ sweet ms u Ncsi'r eAimei
AMI the Juhe's with the ruses are s'ayitg
The name Of his isle il the Long Ago,
And we bury OUt c.slre- thcre;
There a. 6 bruws Of beiut. and ho4ons o. snow
There are heaps OF du-t-bnt we lstcd them SO,
There are tIinket. and trrss0s ui naif.
There arc fragments Of soug that nobody lnss,
And a ! als OF an lniAl ; prayer ,
There's n harp unswcpt and Iuie Nltnnue sunny
There are broken vui and pieces ot rugs,
Aud the garments that she used To wear
There are hands that are waved when tnat i"''.
shore
BY INC mirage is lifted in air.
Ard we sonietimps hear through the turbulent rcas
Sweet voices we heard in the Gays g"nc b. soie,
" hen the wind down the river is la'f.
o. remembered for aye be that blessed l4le'
All the day, Of our life ii / night,
When the evening comes with is Oea'Itlu' su'h"
and our eye. are closing tie sumOer awhile'
May that Greenwood oil soul be IN slSht.
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Challinuqua Lake Plcksvel.
At the New York Meat Market. We have
on hand and ore 10 constant receipt oi
fresh PickerelirOm Cbantauqna Lake.
japll-tf II. j. ". PARYgA.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-04

Tue house OF NJ. Henry. AT President,
was destroyed by fire on Friday. Cause
u defective fiae. Loss $4,000.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-04

"Boys will be boys'' is ponsrnse. Boys
will be men Ill they live long enough.
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Miss Anns. Dickerson is to lecture Q ,
Rouseville, Apri! Sd, and at Titusville.
April 4th.
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BIRDS. The hest Singing and cheapest
Canary Birds 10 the oil regions are to We
bad at
nOv7-H. j. W. BE ATTIS.
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The lumber business of Williamsport, Pa
amounted fOr the year 1870. to 25o. .7S4,@ @s
feet. sent to market.
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Gaffney has large lot of scotch ale ant
London porter especially or family usr, b.
the bottle OF case
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Buy the ''Rpd Hot Saddle. manufactured
in Titus willie expressly for the oil country
adopted 10 oil kiuds of weather. at J. r.
Krona. al2-tt
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Best Refined Oil 20 cents per gallon. OF
0rcl5 IT, j. RUrBERPOkD's.
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Critics Bros. are selling their lara" sfoch
Of Wall Paper at COsT preparatory TO I'LL
ing up Tor spring trade.
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We have Q full .ssortment Of Skates.
NICHOLSON g. BLACKMOH.
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NOTICE..

Is hereby given that all debts due II. IL
" arner m,ist bp seiilrd IN or heirre the 5tt
Of February next. or they will 10 left fol
collection with Squire Reynolds. jos
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Go to Critics Bros. for Wall paper, the!
are selling of at cost.
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The Western Union Telegraph company
are abou. to open an office at Tioues-
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Whose children are we apt to think the
sweetest tibwers?-Ours.
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An insUlt always calls forth the w0rst
pert Of good msn aud the best part Of. .
bhd.
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Lucy Stone hkens b,ys to vinegar
the more smother in them the sharper they
ore.
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The first name Of the Chinese giant il
Chang. His full name is probably Chang
High.
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Overceats, Robes and Fur Gaps. at Cost
Il A. ALDEN'S.
Jumestown ClOi hing Store.
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MsatvnlY. has, ~ amateur dramatic
ciun.
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The following patents have been gran ted
to citizsns Of this place and vicinity, ~ the
patent office.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-04

Industry and economy will get rict
while sagscity and intrigue are laying tbe
plans.
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The beet CONSIDERS of human hearts
may bear broken hearts in their own bus
soms
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TRIMS Nc now runains over tae Un.n 4
Titu,, Il, rA'ito4i
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Mi''e's Cough Honey, beat in town. For
ale eat GRIYpEs BRos.
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Pump--Herman Camp, Roaseville.
Tube -Holder-Thomas Arnold, Petroleum
| Centre.
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Bset Cigars ~ town at Critics Bros.
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pair vi Skates IL u good Christmas
present.
NICHOLSON & BLAcKM0N.
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TO PuPchascrs OF singer sewing Ma.
chimes! Caution!
All parties are hereby cautioned sRainst
purchasing any VI our Machines except
through Ons duly authorized agents, ~
Machines will NOT DO guaranteed by us that
ere cot 40 pnschssed. MR. J. l.. JOHNSON
10 our agent for Petroleum Centre sod Vi
cinity.
TuR SINGER MANUP'o Co.,
ass Broadway, New York.
NOTICE IL hereby given that Mr.. d. C.
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NOTICE Is hereby given that Mr.. d. C.
Graves is my agent for Petroleum Ceotrr
and vicinity.
J. l.. JOHNSON.
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WALL PAPER
st GRiFFEs Bros.
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etroleum Centre Daily Record.

Pct. Centre, saturday. Feb. 4. q
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G W. DouLToNi oup''
J. p. BARCEOFT. Manager
For further part iculars address u. n
KENYON, Petroleum Centre. p. D boa
SAT. jan3l.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
II. Hechtkopf

iiom Chau'pnign Charlie. vii, CONTINUE ,bo 4.
At the old rtand next door to Robsous ,n,a Su'
paror. Tne public can rcst assrrcd ths, ! .ar
tp the bs-t hands " CI1AHS and TuRicSr,l WI
in the naikst AMI will always labor to ploa,s' "
's"o"s w. i,biln
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which 10 constant" turLing ont fresh Br ad Pie.
aud Cakes Fancy Cakes for weddi ~ and par il,
baked 50 orter. Our motto 10 small pIont and biz
trade. Call aud zee Us.
MEssIR & s1UARn
rovIO.tf Washington 81 Petroleum Centre
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A ARRIVAL AND DEPRArUER Oh
TRAINS on d. Z. q A. Il. u.

On and after Monday. Nov. 2stb, 1870,
traius will run us follows:
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DIR. RAILWAYS
sarsapariiIian Resolyent,
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,

Erery drop Of the Observation-Disclosures
ntNE communicates through the Blood, Sweat,
Orlne and other fluids and juices of the system N
Ergo 0 De, Tor II repairs the wastes Of the BODY
SoHSHDIpffOn, GlaHdRiay disease, Ulcers an ~
Throat, AOtnh, TRDgOTs, Nodes IN tks Glands and
oakeT paris OF the system, Sore Eyes, SfTaDlOrons
5iSek9ggsSyToza the Ears, dRd .hs ScOra forms Of
SktH dISeaSsSi ErKPtiOHS, FereT Sores, Soah Head,
ktag WeTB, SqH RheEzq, ErySiPelas, AcHe, BlacE
Wofnb, and all tredkeHtRg dHd painful diSciaTFes
N,ghf StcedtS Loss az Spe and all tcaSteS Of "a
tUeprtaeiPssS are tctthta the etyatre rdHge Of this
rcRder ~ Modern ChemtSfTg. AID fetc DAYS Hse
tct PToce 20 any person for either az fhexs
fcT.IS q disease as potent p0sceT 10 care thspq.
If the patient, daily becoming reduced nv tha
wastes and decomposition that Is continually pre-
pairs the same With material made from healtly
plOod-aDd this the sARSAPARILLIAN will ami
does secure-a cure is certain; for when once this
remedy commences its work Of publication and suc-
oeeds in diminishing the loss Of wastes lie repars
viii be rapid, and every day the patient will feel
himself growing better and stronger the fond al
costing better appetite improving, and nesh and
weight Increasing.
Not only does the SARsAPARrLLIAN REsoLvKSr az
Gel all known remedial agents in the cure OF Chronic
Scroulous, Constitutional and Skin diseases but il
is the only positive curefor
KIDNEY AND BLADDER CoMpL ANTS,
Urinary and Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes,
Dropsy, Stoppage q Water, Incontinence CT Urine,
Bright Disease, Albuminuria, and in all where
there brick dust deposits the water il thick
cloudy, mixed with substances like the white Of an
egg, or threads like white silk there lie morbid
dark, bilious appearance, and white bone-iust de-
posts, and when there is pricking, burning ssnsa-
ton when passing water, and pain In the small OF
the Back and along the Loins.
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EVENING STAR.
Ohio Poisoning Case.
st InplicatsdLA Young WE ana

An E--for-n,,. st I"Plieated-A Fogng WIFE and
az q ~ lygar rh -4-Ths Char9s of Htr,isS
"- "3Soo'' 4 TIE DeniaL
The Ob;o SD. an Of the LIST instant published
= stsrv % r",asIss line, containing serious
Charges against banker -ne,i .oiA City s.r.
X. T. ColbaIn, who was 70, ..ns - ,p lof
Pc. - Inc story in sqbs n county, Ohio.
an aged man, worth $50 900, ma. $500 ~,
SCIian OF rather progressing app, orts yere
aDout Whom several rather ugly rep Ser bar
circulated that abated not I'm the least IA : NJ
marriage. These stories also implicated ~
SOiourn, who was then connected with =
World Time wore on, and Mrs. Poffenbargs. :
gave birth 10 two children whose paternity Dame
Rumor ascribed 70 Richard T. Colburn, who had
been on exceedingly intimate terms with Mrs.
Hoffenbarger; Colburn, while on duty at the
A CONSTANT VISITOR AT THE OLD MANS
HOUSE,
end ~ Is said that he and Mrs. Poffenbsrger fire.
Guentiy went to Cincinnati and other places,
Inder pTetence or visiting the latter's parents.
On tness Occasions, 10 IL also alleged, Colburn
anu Ars, Poffenbarger passed as husband and
VIE. me OrreSpondent's intimacy with the
woman soon gave rise 10 scandal, and il finally
made such an impression on the old mans mind
ana' ne forbade Colburn the house. II reports
are True, however, this made but little differ
ehee, for the intimacy still continued. After
living with his young wife for four years, Poffsp
a natural DEATH Coiburn, 1t i alleged. wa
present at the house during most OF the time
IohenbaTger was sick, and made himself rather
othcioUs at the funeral
WILL
found aiter the funeral, bequeathed the bulk OF
the entire property possessed by the deceased
fOnen Oarger to his wife, and the balance she
was TO keep in trust for his children. Subse-
q0ently Colburn and the widow were married,
anu coming 70 New York he abandoned news
Taper work and began business as a banker.
through the medium OF certain persons the re-
mains OF Pohenbarger, after lying in the grave
LOT TOUR years, have been exhumed and sub
lected 10 an analytical examination by Prof.
Normly, who asserts, 20 says the Chicago Dis
Tdteh, that he found arsenic in the stomach and
hver: warrant has been issued for the arrest
OF Mr. and Mrs. COlburn. Mr.. Colburn pub
fishes card in yesterdays New York papers in
Ognantiy denying the charge against himself
and VIE, and in which he announces his inten-
tion 70 leave at once for Columbus to meet the
accusation.
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DROPOsALs FOR FUEL.
DERART,lENT OF TIE INTERIOR,

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Aug. /, 1871.
Sealed Proposals will be received until IL O'Clock
NJ. August Is ISL for furnish hing Fuel for this De-
partment and It's several Bureaus, as follows:
For seven hundred 7Ool tons IL 20 pounds TO the
toni Of the best quality Of Baltimore Co., No. l. or
Nilksbarre Mine, No. ], White Ash Anthracite Fur
nace Coal.
Also two hundred and hfty C2so) tons 80 pounds
to the ton best quality Of Red Ash ShaOkfn Coal
egg SIG, for stoves or CRATES.
All Of the above coal 20 be thoroughly prepared,
and Tree from impurities, and must be delivered
within forty 4) days from date Of the acceptance
the bid, Otherwise the Department viii purchase in
open market % the contractors risk
Also, nifty (sOl cords % the best Oak Wood, wen
seasoned and sound, and twenty cd cords Of well
seasoned best bakers Pine Wood. The above wood
60 be corded AZ the building. may be desired.
The whole to be weighed, measured and inspected,
IN accordance with act Of Congress approved July
18th, l670.
Certifcstes from the shippers must be shown 20
the Superintendent Of the Department, certifying
that the Coal delivered 20 them 1.-THE eontrastors Is
genuine Baltimore Co. No. I, or Wflksbarre Mine
No. " hite Ash Coal before payment VIII be made.
Bids fer the different articles viii be considered
separately, and the Department reserves the right to
reject al bids deemed for the interest oftke
government.
The bids win b opened in the of1ce Of the super-
intendent in the presence Of such bidders Is may
Choose 20 attend.
Acceptable bond win be required Of the successful
bidders for the faithful performance Of the contract.
aul Is. Il. COWEN, Acting Secretary.
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q" wonder what causes my eyes TO be so
weak?h said a fop TO n gentleman. " They are
In weak place, !" replied the latter.
UNO people under heaven can excel the
Americans in the manly art OF sitting on a bench
and seeing eighteen men play ball-says the St.
Louis Dispdtch.
VAt Manchester, y. H., few days ago, a
four-year old boy found pint bottle of whfskey
in his fathers attic, drank deeply Of it, and
died.
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HELNIBOLDS

EITRACT iSARSAPARILLA
WILL RADICALLY EXTERMIHATE FROM
THE SYSTEM sCROFULA, SYPHILIS, FEVER
SORES, ULCERS, SORE EYES, SORE LEGS.
SORE MOUTH, SORE HEAD, BRONCHITIS
SKIN DISEASES, SALT RHEUM, CANKERs,
RUNNINGs FROM THE EAR, WHITE SWELL
INGs, TUM0Rs, DANGEROUS AFFECTIONS,
NODES, ricketts,, GLANDULAR swELLINGs,
NIGHT swEATs, RASH, letter, HUNoRs
OF ALL KINDS, CHRONIC RHEUMATIsf.
DYSPEPSIA, AND ALL DISEASES THAT
HAVE BEEN ESTABLISHED IN TEE sYs.
TEN FOB YEARS.
Being prepared expressly for the above complaints
Its Blood Purifying properties arc greater than any
other preparation Of Sarsaparla 1t gives the COM
plexion clear and healthy color, and restores the
patient to state Of health and purity. For purify
ing the blood, removing al chronic constitutional
diseases arising from impure state Of the blood,
and the only reliable and effectual known remedy
for the cure Of Pains and swellings of the Bones,
Ulcerations of the Throat and Legs, Blotches, Pim
pies on the Face Eryspelas, and all Scaly EruptiOns
If the Skin, and Boautifying the Complexion.
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DIED..

BOTELER. On Monday, the It'll Instant SARAH
q. BOTELER, in the 55th year OF her age.
Funeral will take place from the residence Of her
scn-in-l3w, Joseph p. Williamson. tomorrow,
TUESDAY } az clock. The friends Of the family
ere invited without further notice.
CO0PER. On the 7Lh instant, at O'Clock o: y,
MINNIE FLORENCE, infant daughter Of w, b.
and Julia Cooper, aged months.
Minnie, thou hast left Us,
Thy presence Is nC more;
But thou hast landed safely
On Canaan : happy shore.
The friends Of the family invited to attend the
funeral from her fathers residence, No. ais l311
street, Island, on the sth instant, at O'Clock.
COLLINS. In Georgetown, Sunday morning. al
sO'CiOck at the residence Of his granfmOther, Mrs
y. A. Collins, IS Beall street, ANDREW WIND
SOR COLLINS, infant SOD Of David A. and Mary
a. Collins, aged months and q days.
Ere sin could blight OF sorrow fade,
Death came with friendly care;
The opening bud 10 Heaven conveyed
And babe il blossom there.
HOPKINS. AtYansyille, MI, on Friday, Angus
4h, LOUISA. beloved wife Of Elias Hopkins, in th'
Sth year Uf her age.
McALISTER. In New York, on Sunday, Angus
9TH J. ERANCk, age % years, Q months and days
son Of the late Jas. Il. ncAlister.