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The Murder Of Frederick W. Lorins.


The murder of Frederick w. Loring, the
promising young Boston writer, by the
Apaches III their recent raid on a stage on its
passage from Wickenburg, Arizona, to San
BerDardinO, Cal, is confirmed by a telegram
from San Francisco. The San Francisco Bulle-
TN of Tuesday, November II, Says He was
the secretary of the exploring expedition in
charge OF Lieut.. Wheeler. This expedition had
been prosecuting explorations in the southeast
corner OF Nevada and along the upper waters OF
the Colorado in Arizona Territory. LOring was
on his return TO San Francisco to spend the win
ter, and to write up his notes of the expedition.
He came TO this city from Boston last spring,
bearing few letters OF introduction, some of
which, through difidence, he did not present,
reserving, as he supposed, the coming
winter, when his work was over, for fur
Their social opportunities. He had accepted
a place in the expedition for the freshness
of the adventures which he anticipated.
The prospect of traveTsing countries almost I'M
known to white men, had special charm for
him. When about to leave San Francisco he
vas loosely rallied on the danger of losing his
scalp among the treacherous Apaches; but he
laughed at such a contingency. A letter was
received from him at this office some eeks ago,
III which some account was given the opera
tons OF the surveying party, and especially Of
the typographical examination of more than
$4,000 square miles OF territory, most of which
in its important physical features, was almost
wholly unknown to any intelligent white man.
He suggested that, while up to that date the
Apaches had not taken his scalp, he had suffer-
ed great straits from hunger and thirst; but the
toughest adventures was over, and in a short
time he expected to be among his friends in San
Francisco.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WaRRANTED PURE.

WARRANTED PUNE.
I aree hottles 81; per gallon, IS. also, a large
stC ck of California Wines, Port, Mscate Angelica
and others per bottle or in quantity. These Wines
are direct from producers, and are the only article
in market that can be relied upon perfectly pure
both for communion purp poses and the sick. Pricr >
SstCHishnEly low / have also n pure old Hal and
Gin well adapted for delicate persons and fPmales
All these goods warranted perfectly pure still
adhere TO former lew rates, Is to 81 per cent
below usual rates which is certainly great induce
ment TO buyers. / KEEP a large assortment, buy in
larry, Quantities and hence can afford to sell so low
II will veil repay to give me CALL even though it
be a little cut Of yoHr way.
ARTHUR NATTANs, Druggist,
nCT-tr Second and ID streets, " w
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GRAND BALL IN HONOR OF ALEzIS.-The
officers at the Brooklyn navy yard are preparing
Grand Duke Alexis on Tuesday evening. 1t is
expected to exceed anything of the kind ever
given heretofore in honor of any distinguished
representative OF foreign power by either arm
of the service. The arrangements for the ball
have been prepared without any regard to ex-
penses, and are on magnificent scale. a force
OF 200 wOrkmen from the different departments
in the navy yard have been busIly employed and
have used every artifice known to their trades to
enhance the elegant appurtences. The tickets
for the ball have been limited and only about
one thousand invitations extended. The tickets
are in good demand, sums varying from 800 to
$500 being freely offered for single ticket of ad
mission, but none are to be had. On the arrival
OF the Grand Duke he will be at once take in
charge by the reception committee and escorted
to room expressly set apart for his reception,
which is superbly furnished. The trimmings
are gorgeous, the sides OF the walls being lined
with satin, and the windows Handsomely adorned
with heavy damask lace curtains,
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

rhis splendid Hair Dye IL the best IN the world
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
ssd nor any r,taie poison to produce parslys sis
Death. Avoid the yaunted and deasive paratious
blasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
W: A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thiJfy year,
untarnishet reputation to uphold its integrity as
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown Sold
BY all druggists. Applied 1T as Bond street, New
York feg-tf
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THE CREEKS QUIET.-The Indian BJuesu is
in receipt OF communication from F. s. Lyon,
Indian Agent for the Creeks, reporting all quiet
in his agency.
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C. GUATIER, Importer Of Wines and Brdndies,
offers for sale - Otard, Dueuy q Co. Cognac,
James Hennessey do, Old Jamaica Runs, Old st.
Croix Runs, Medar Swan Gins, Olive Tree do, Old
Tom do. Scotch aud Irish Whiskies, Sherry Wines,
from 81 80 upwards; Port, do. do. do. large as
srrtment Of German, Bordeaux and Burgundy
Wines California Wines, Hook, Port, Sherry, Mus
catel, Angelica and Brandies. Medford Runs. Cor
3ials and Bitters of all kinds Scotch and English
Ales and Porters, per dozen cask. The above
will be sold at low figures.
~ Discount TO the trade.
G. GAUTIER,
Manufacturer Of the Popular Native Wine Bitters,
ccl6-tr 1917 and 1919 Penny lvsnia avenue.
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INDIAN AGENT APPoINTED.-The President
has appointed ID. X. Risley, OF Mo-, to be agent
for the Indians of the Upper Platte Agency,
(Whetstone), vice j. NJ. Washburn. suspended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-25

TIE SUPREME Coz Rr yesterday decided that
it has no jurisdiction over the Kentucky war
cIaim snit
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THURSTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW
DER il the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth sold BY all druggists Price q aud 80 cents.
rJoU VEN iNoDoROCS h I'D GLoNECLEAN
fR restores soiled gloves equal To Sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price, %
cents. de 5-ly
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GONE TO EUROPE WITH oNDs.-Messrs. II.
B.Jsmes, of the Secretary's office; c. II. Brown,
of the Third Auditors Office, and F. II. Morgan,
of the Second Auditors Office, sailed from New
York to-day with as 900 900 of the new bonds for
the European syndicate.
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RECESS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the adjourn
mcnt of Congress the President has made go
appointments, which are to be acted upon by
the Senate. OF these appointments "a are under
the Interior Department, 10 under the DEPART
ment of Justice, IL for the navy, q postmasters
- for The State Department, and "A for the
Treasury. He has also appointed Sc commits
siOners for the centennial exhibition, whose
appointments are not to be acted upon by the
Senate.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-The HerdId's CITY of
Mexico special Of the 18th instant states that the
government troops under Gen. Folentino were
routed by the reyolutiOnists in Durango.
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oclO-u Ne. s.v n O. HUILDIN9
NOTICE no THE LADIES AND AMATEURS
81 1I-t- a. k.s. =, Ornamental Tress, Shrubs.
Climbing PsrlHT Plants. ke.-HsyiDg ia. a part Of
my place and Wishing To dispose of the b.Isnee In
the spring, offer for sale the best collection of the
above named PLANTS aud = great msny other
kinds q rt quality In quantities 20 suit purchasvrs
A JARBlN. lOrist corner Of Connection aven,,e
ashfl gfoD. ID. e. nos
TAROS BAZAR, ala Pa. avenue, between 9th
u and l0-b -ts j. The cheapest and best place for
shOs R.Odr. I9c5 hr
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THE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION to-day had
under consideration the subject of the postal
service.
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SIhe great unknown-people who neve r
advertise.
Philadelphia Is to have seven more fire.
engines.
@The Arizona Citizen states that Cochise Is
at Canada, Alamozo.
SThe Brooklyn Union asserts that a promi-
nent Officeholder Of that city received SO 900
from Tweed to secure his election.
~Dorabella and her sister class panniers and
pendants together as ornaments for Their ear
". J.. Post.
~ One would suppose by this time that Louis
Napoleon had got his eyes open; but recent pho
tographs do not indicate il.
~we hear a great deal about Labor Reform
hut there seems to be greater need OF reform
ng some Of those fellows who don't labor.
- The Titusville Herald depicts the 'Lydiap
melodies falling from the lips of the blondes like
L. Thompson is there.
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CoIored LAWYERS I'm Keutuc,

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 25.-Two negroes were adj
mitted yesterday TO practice in the Kentucky
courts.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
" MOL Z LINE
INMENS STOCK.
GLEEGARY GOATS,
REyING JACKETS,
DOUBLE BREASTED BOX COATS,
DRESS SUITS,
BUSINESS SUITS,
OFFICE SUITS,
WORKING SUITS,
BEAVER,
DIAGONALs,
BASKET,
CUT AWAY COATS,
VESTS TO MATCH
YOUTHS OyERCOATs,
YOUTHS DRESS SUITS,
YOUTHS BUSINESS SUITS.
BOYS OyEHCOATs,
BOYS DRESS syIrS,
BOYS EVERYDAY SUITS,
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Affair." i'm Utah
AN lLL-TREATkD DAUGHTER-sTN FERr ,
sNow-TERRIFIC STORM AND Loss OF LIPE

AN lLL-TREATkD DAUGHTER-sIN FERT OF
sNow-TERRIFIC STORM AND Loss OF LIPE-
BULLION-THE SAINTS WILL " sTICk"
SALT LAKE, Nov. 25.-The daughter of Slias
*. Everton, receiver of public money. left her
parents. by advice OF friends, on account of ILL
treatment, and is now in a boarding school at
Washington. On complaint of her father, James
r. Woodman, Enos A. Wall. John W Moor
house and wife and Harriet A. Lewis were held
TO bail on the charge OF abduction. Public sym
pathy Is all on the side of the daughter.
Five or SIX feet Of snow fell at Cottonwood
Charles Morrison was carried over a precipice
by snow slide. The miners were unable 20
recover the body. The storm l. accompanied
by snow, hail, rain, sleet, thunder and lightning
and terrific wind.
The receipts OF bullion during the week
amount TO naarly 81 900, 900.
The Church Organ says the Mormons do not
intend to abandon Utah for the sake OF religion
SALT LAKE, Nov. 25.-The church organ saws
II there are 10 be any further removals. let the
opponents OF Mormonism themselves remove
The Mormons will not Deedlessly nor illegally
and unconstitutiOnally seek to anney them The
Mormons repudiate those claiming to be Nor
mons who propose to send away their plural
wives. Among those resolved TO give up polvg-
amy is Mr.. Lawrence, OF the firm Of Kimbau &
Lawrence -
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SINGULAR COURSE OF BULLET-A Cali
fornia paper Of a recent date says that two YEAR,
ago man was shot in the region OF the heart in
probed the wound unsuccessfully, and failed to
extract the ball. The wounded man recovered.
and until recently has suffered no inconveni-
ence from the wound. Feeling an unaccounta-
BILE sensation under his right arm, he underwent
a medical examination, and the missing ball was
found Immediately in the rear Of the upper arm
joint The bullet had trayersed the body under
meath the skin, making an almost complete cir
cult OF the body, and lodged in the neighbor-
hood of the right armpit.
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EVENING STAR.
DOUBLE SHEET.
washington News and Gossip.

iNtb ANAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
sour ce to-day were S29G, 269.S3.
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Hon. BEN. WADE has accepted the position
OF counsellor of the Northern Pacific Railroad.
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PROBATE COURT, JHdgs Wgli. To day the
viii Of the late y. G.. Melhorn wa- nled aud fully
proven. His estate H. bequeathed % his family An
exemplifed copy of the will of the late Ed + Par
quhsr, deceaseds made at Philadelphia; was almit-
ted TO probate. The Will of the late Bridget WEIGH
bequeshing her estate 10 her family, was filed let
tiers Of administration the estate q the late Sep
tlmus Tusfin were issued % his son, J r Tustin.
bond go. Also, 90 estate of John NJ Bafz n,
HE widow bond : co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-25

The RUNOR to the effect that Minister
Schenck has been recalled from the Court OF St.
James on account of his alleged connection with
mining speeulations to the prejudice of his
position and usefulness there, and that Secretary
Fish would succeed him, cannot be traced to any
authentic source here. In fact, no official nfor-
matl0n has been received at the State Depart
ment OF any misconduct on the part OF Minister
Schenck, but il seems to he the general impress
sion IN official circles, that if the reports in
Tagard to him should prove to be correct, he will
be invited to resign.
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PIANOS, &c.

lust RECEIVED ONE ROSEWOOD
GRAND SONCERT PLANO
Of "a octave from the celebrated Factory
ci George stock 60, New York. also, aURS3
selscIrrn ~ PIANOS from VIM. knabe &VvNs'
Co, RsitIErr-, aud Wa. McC am-nOn 4 Co. Albany
Also, second hand PIANOS and ORGANS for sale
or rent on easy terms
The Public are invited TO examine tn instr 1ments
Tuning and REPAIRING PIANOS At No. 423 Elev
enth street above PenuEy lvaTis avenue by
sepDu FIR. G.. REICHENBACH.
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CELEBRATED
SCH0M ACkER CO.. ~6
FACTORY, PHILADELPHIA, PENN UNIV
which for beauty of aud elegance Of finish excel
all other For sale rent at reasonable terms; alse
those sweet toned BURDETTB CELESTE PAR
LOk Or SANS.by CARL RICHTER, Agt.,
seG'-ly S33 Peuns. ave-, bet 9th and 10th SITS.
TUNING AND KEPAIRING PIANOS, OR
II Eaus. and all Musical Instruments
spsCiaity. a. g L. WILD BROS, 420v9@
llth street. between Pennsylvania avenueuI ~
ard street. inven or and manufacturers of the
Wonderful Musical Dancing Toy for Pianos; manu-
lecturers 81 NJ usiCal Instruments and dealers ia
Pianos Musical lnstrumen >, and Musical Mer-
Chsndise generally. jp0
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A. STRATS,
EsrABLIsHED IN WASHINGTON, D. O., I,S

~ Store open Till 2. m. and Saturday till II .
n, 10 - c. nul.dste those who have time to pur
chase during ne day no Ia
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
Telesrsphed Erclusirely 10 TIE Erening Stdr.
The Illness Of the Prince of wales

FROM EUROPE TODAY.
Tsieersphed Erc1usirely 10 TIE Ereninq Stdr.
The Illness Of the Prince of Wales
LONDON, Nov. 25.-An official bulletin Of the
physician attending the Prince of Wales states
mat his symptoms assumed a more favorable
appearance in the course of the day yesterday.
There was a slight abatement in the fever ana
the patient was easier. but after dark the fever
increased, and the Prince passed restless aud
uncomfortable night.
Seventy Pilgrims Drowned I'm the Red
ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT, Nov. PA steamer
name rot gwen, crowded with pilgrims from
Algiers, en- route to Mecca via the Suez canal
was run into yesterday and sunk. Seventy i've
OF her passengers were drowned. No European
travellers were lost, - far a. ascertaincd.
Affairs I'm England.
EXTREME COLD MEATHER-MINING AND RAIL
ROAD ACCiDENTs-THE LIYoNIA-ELECrEp To
PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, Nov. 25.-The sudden and severe
GOODNESS of the weather causes great distress
among the unpreparcd poor. The police returns
show that within the city limits seventeen deaths
have resulted from the extreme cold since the
ice first appeared. Measures are being taken "a
provide fuel and clothing for the suffering.
A cOlliery explosion occurred yesterday near
BTcmwich while the men were az work. Eight
miners are known Ia have been killed. A SINH
lar accident is reported in a coal mine near
Haversford by which twenty men were Injured
hut as far as has been ascertained no one was
killed outright.
An dcclutnl happened 10 a Scotch express
tram on the Northwestern Railway last night
The cars were badly wrecked, and seventeen
persons were seriously injured, bat no deaths are
reported.
Ashbury's yacht Livonia arrived at Cowes
yesterday.
Jessel, liberal candidate, has been returned to
Parliament from Dover.
Jules Ferry, Minister 20 Washington.
LONDON, Nov. IA special from Paris 20
the Standard asserts that the appointment Of
jules Ferry as Minister to Washington is sure
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ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN CAssI-
hEnE PANTALOOSs,
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BALLS. PARTIES, &c.

A GRANT BALL OF THE BAKERS BENEv-
n CLINT SOCIETY viii b. given at CArusi's
Hall. Gu WE'D ESDIY EVENING, November
IN 1ESrts, admitting gentleman a.ld ladies, 81.
The MN ttee have cTSsg-d the services of Web-rS
stTlrg Band, ana will do everything to make the
Bal. a complete .u~C--- neg Ct
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RIcHAaOsoS's NEW METHOD
FOR THE PIANO FORTE.
CIGAR sfoRE.

WILLOW PINE LUMsER
i Wholesale only. Bills cut 10 order
M. IRONAONGER, Norfolk. Va.
Orders solicite... my2l- Iys
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" Store open vii .. m. and Saturday till II .
during "a a., n's VINO nave 10 time h TO Ppr
ESTABLISHED IN WASHINGTON, d. c., Is6l
DIR WHITE, CHIROPODISI.
sto IH '.s AID PIN North charles Fss street.
COINS. BUNIONs,
Cub and lngr wing Nails Chilblaius, ard her dis
thv ls-IeBt. The sEpr can be worn with
S. hycan. r1s nd Ksr Ib6 70 sh m az Rr
~, kl,Hn and r'ss' nsihie persons who patronise
e'- e~'~eii-hm"nt. OcZS-tr
DUEE APPLE CTER.
CATAwBA WINE, Sweet and Dry,
VIM. Massey 4 Co. 56 PHH AsEtPHIA ALE and
SeFsneT EHs'l' b RniLkADELPHA LAGER
MINERAL WATERS, WEISS BEER. &c, &C.
s,c PALMER GREEN.
MARBLE HONUMENTs.
MARBLE AND SLATE NANrELs
Marble works, north G street and New Yora s.enas
ne. T, The 1--~sury nepsrtmsst. -
SLATE MANTELSl
MARBLE MANTELS!
GAS FIXTURES!
PARLOR HEATERS!
Le~ town. and other CRATES, plain, or finished
with sid and silver trimmings.
PARIS RANGE, &c.
No pl.Sa south 20 New YORK OF Boston can sur
pass the VLsisty and extent of stock for House
furnishing Go Dc 0r he ou price at hich we sell
TWO GREAT sPEOIALTIEs:
THE Gas FXPANDER," for the increase OF
PLOsIvE LAeP'- al.o increases light and saves
Life and properly
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nR OAULFIELD's CLASSES
VOCAL AND ISsTkUMEsTAL MUSIC.
IL If At Y. n T.. A Rooms
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This indictment is endorsed: "witnesScs-
ID. French, - MoultOn, Eli Hatfield"
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LIST OF AGENTS.

TlTuSvIILE, CHURCH RUN AND yICINI
Tf-STEPHEN .O0F Office, lIamilton's Cio1r
store, addrlss 1itusville, Pa. Assistant j, nm Van
SERVER. ''N" van
TIrUsvILLE, CHURCH RUN AND yIcyNr.
TY-H. IL THOMAS. Office and address, Man.
sion House. iitusville, Pa.
SHAMbURG AND vICINITY-GEORGE IR.
YIN: ONCE Shamburg; residence Titusville, Pa
ENtERpRISE TLEASANTvILLE, BEAN
FARM ANu PlrHGLE W. GEO VAN
VLtET. Office and address, Cnnss House. pleas
antville. Assistant, II. C. Huntingdon 'N''
TlDIOUT AND WEST HiCKORY-CHAS
CLARK. Office and address, EXP css Office Tidi.
onte. Pa Assistant, Il. Beardsley
pkTRoLEUM GENrRE AND VICINITY
LEVI MASON 00ce andaddress Petroleum Cen
tire, Pa. Assistant, Charles Bl,ckfod.
TARR AND BLOOD FARMS and District lvin,
on Oil Creek md Cherry Run. from Story Fam Ia
McClin ockville--JA rESSAUNDE s.. Adir.ss
= arr Farm, IA. Assistants. Luther ID Saunders
Charlie. y. Cochran aud william IIoyt 10
McCL!MT0CKviLLE, OIL CITY AND r Nc,
"A. 3. WtsT. Address, Oil City OF Reno, Pa
EHANhLIN, ALONG THE ALLEGHENY rJy.
En- MtLBRR Office and address, Franklin. Pa
SChuBG ASS, FOSTER FARM IL PAtKE,,S
LANDiNi-RICHARD w. REDPIELD. Of,ice
and ndrfss ScrubgIass, "a Assistant, h, w Por.
terheld, address tmlenton, Pa.
WEST ViRGlNlA-C ID. ANGEL and IT. r.
C4Ak. Address. Parkersburg, West Virginia
HoDorts PecrOleylm Torpedo Co
! Wfy3-dG
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-07
eau HEON.

The pubicis, autioned against employ ,ng any
ut the regu'art authorized Agents uf the C6mpa
~. since the kobe t. Patent cover the use n the
Idrpedo and all explosive materials for oil wells
and the u.e OF su;h materials by other parties is n
direct Infringement Of their rights. ANY parties in
dealt with according to law, and as acting wiimllv
and knowingly in defiance Of law and the decisions
of the Courts.
The Con,pAny nave re organized their business
with view 10 accommodate Oil Men in every ,or,
Of the vi Region. The, have employed the most
efficient Agents and Assistants thnf can be pror cd
| Tor the business Each Torpedo s. Inhel,ed ,,i,h
date af patents together with the price Of Ihe,rnr
pedo, and signed by an officer Of the Company. so
every Operator wishing Torpedo may Know its
price ana wheeler II came from our ofics
Office any negligence of AGENTS. ~ '''''
The following named persons have been appo,n
cd Agents and Assistant Apents for the Oil Region,
| OF ennsylvania and West Virgnil,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-07

HAll styles light harness. cheaper Il an H.
cheapest, made from Mofat's oak stock, and
warrsat "a, ct J. r Kron's
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House For Sale.

desirable House for sale. situstd IN tho rs
bert Fnrm Fitiel up with eve v conyenie ,cc q
.ily use. rare barg in is ofered For f,,r,bsr
~ rarticuiars enquire at the JamestowD Cic'hlrp
s"e JAMS "
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Fh1CE ONE DULI.AH PER BOTTLE
FOR sAIBB BY
THE PRINCIPAL D. UGGlS rs IN THE UNITED
STA rES AND BRITISH AMERICA.
Dr. LAwRENCE's WOMAN's FRIEND Cur
all Diseases peculiar to Feualvs.
decii-ly.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-07

UNDER CLOTHING. very csaau and n
large quantities. at A. Al DENIS.
jamestown Clothing Store.