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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-18

The following 10 the Latest from The 70.
ausrs ana pro1uersrs convention. The
dispatch 10 dated New York, Dec. II:
The meeting Of the Producers aud R.nu-
srs Committees coatisued To-day.
The Produeers Committee Insist on tbs
stipulation that railway irsights shall rs/
main uniform for oil parties, - per contract
sfrailroad companies, which the Producers
Union made some ,ins ago.
The Re1ners' Committse-witb one ex.
ceptfon-agrse 10 this stipulation. The
PhiIsdslp bis party, who 10 believed to be
the spokesman Of another large concern,
refuses up to this hour to sign the eou,r.o,
prohibiting drawbaeks when obisiuable.
Tho Re6ners' COmmi!.es seems tv 10 more
willing to concede to-day than It was yes/
'srdsy. The general op inion here to>n,ah,
70 that the Coalition is lnore probable than
Il has been heretofore, but complete secrecy
Is still maintained.
Commenting on tbe above, the Titnsvi.ls
Cnurisa, says:
Our correspondent st New York trle-
erspbed US last evening that, SO far a. be
may judge, the prospects for satisfactory
agreement between producers and r-Hners
fair. TIE members Of the committee are
resolutsly silent; but certain things. in spite
OF The best Of cafe, viii leak out. The de-
pressed condition Of the market for the las,
few days 10 largely attributable to the Gus
psuss among oil msu waiting the event o,
On sgrssnent o: the failure TO agrss on the
part OF the two classes. Should the eem-
mitsess succeed in sRrseing upon plan It
10 likely that the price Of oil vi apprsoi-
ate rapidly. I
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Pleasure lovers will bear 10 miad that on
Monday evening nsxt, . social party 10 TO
bs gives as Sobel's Opera House, BY Mrs.
Sslover Of this place. Hollis,-rs Band Of
Pioneer, are to furslsh musie for tbe occa-
sIoo, The tickets are placed ., ths very
low price Of 81. Everything has been laid
out fer . nice sims, and these who attend
cannot help but ssjDy themselves. 81.
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successful Experiment. with PesrO.
leum % Fuel.

From the San Fsanciscs Alta Cal, Dec. s ]
On Monday and Tuesday ai.ersoons u
large number u ciiiz ,ps, BY invita- ,ion, vis'
tied the brass foundery Of Nr. ". T. Gar
nett. on Fremont street, for the purpose VI
witnessing some experiments With q new
fuel recently invented and patented by Dr.
ireland, Of Watsonvills, this State. They
were shown isto thst portion Of the es.ab-
lishmens occupied BY the furnaces. 10 one
corner found . brick furnace ssms eight fee,
long and six feet high On the top Of this
was 90 iron tank holding about tes gAllsss,
which was filled with crude petroleum.
From this tank pipe about an inch and
. halt 10 diameter led into the side Of the
furnace. A small JET Of oil, not larger than
. small goose quill, was permitted to flow
ont Of this tube; q light is placed beneath
this jet and IL Immediately ignitss. An
Other pipe about an inch 10 disuster leads
from from Q steam boiler stationed ssme
af,sea feet away. This pipe leads . small
jet Of steam upon the burning oil, and the
moment the steam strikes tue oil the oxyI
gen 10 the water Is set free and icnites wits
. tremendous roar. generating 10 a very few
moments . most intssse white heat. From
this email source The entire chamber Of the
furnace, which 10 some two iset BY i've
feet, 10 filled with flame ~ brilliant and
| Aaz hak (re
more than Q moment ct time. The flame
possesses oil the heat Of an oxy hydrogen
flame, aad beneath its fierce power the
hardest metals melis 10 few moments
The inventor Of the apparstua by which the
elements Of heat, which nature so gen erous
y provides, can be utilized, is q very med
est man, saying that he did oct want to
bring bis discovery before the puolic until
be bad fully demonstrated that it weuld do
oil hs claimed for Il. He says that tbs cost
| Of his iurnsers will bs suly nominal cum
that they will bs in'tts reach OF every ose
who owns . quartz lslgr, while the amonnt
Of oil consumed IL twenty four hours Will
not exceed ten gallons, st . cost Of Two dol
lar'. The Doctor has every confidence In
his diseovsry, and declares his ability tc
furnish fuel for voyage Of oss Of the PAna
ma steamers to and from Pansma for the In
signi6eent sum Of two hundred dOlsrs
while the entire quantity will not weigh tt
exceed twenty-five tons. He further ssyi
that ~ - expense Of i've dellars FER day h.
can rua furnaces that will melt ons ton o
ore every thirty minutes. If only one bal
Of what 10 claimed can b. accomplished
the discovery will prove OF inoalcul.bls ad
vantage to mining interests of tho Pncin'
coast, and will create u revolution 10 steam
travel throughout the world.
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The oil market continues 70 60 dswn.-
% and doll.

For leg Of nice Forest county vssisou
vs ere indebted IA. our friend, Hsary Will
bsrt While eating the same, roasted nice
sud brown, We were reminded Of the tsIss o.
deer hunt,ug related 70 u BY Pete Convsr,
ths editor Of the Press, On the occasion o.
his last visit 10 Petroleum Centre. II svel
ws can spare the time aud money We pro-
pose 70 90 90 huatlag excursion 10 sAs
viids Of old Fsfesi, provided Bro. Conver
vilk act ~ guide.
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MOther.in.LnW's.

II does sssm - though there was some
thing iuhumso la The aatsgonism Of the
male sex sgairst moihsrs in-law. There 10
. man 10 Savannah who lost . number Of
chickens, asd who set sharp toothrd steel
trap in his back yard 10 esteh the deprsdsI
tor. In the course Of the evenisg be heard
the trap spring asd has,ened forth with y
shot gun, bis soul stepped in thoughts Of
condign vengsnes. Upon ressbine the
spot hs disso versd his estimsbls mothrr/in/
law securely caught In the trap and natur-
ally ouerHowing With indianatisn. Seeing
an opportunity for . verdict Of acsidental
death be raised the shot gun with the in-
.sntiou Of mistskiuR bis mother-in.law fol
the eolored man who stols bis chickens, bu'
on second thought dssistrd. But mark the
malice Of the nend. He sprsug . rattle,
summoasd the night ws,chsmn and allowed
his III used relative BY marriage to be car
risd OF TO The vstsbhouse, p,etending oil
the while uttsr Ignorance OF her individual
lty. Later 10 the night he bailed her OH
with every sign Of consideration and dis
.rsss ct The unsasiness TO which hs bad
o. ubjsctsd her. There ought 70 be ssm,
statute for the pso.ss,iou Of mothers In law.
II 10 true they are law unto themselves
but, that does not protect then from th,
malicious shafts Of Islander.
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Chsrips Jones, hunter 1t Kane, had eel
a bear trap few days sgo, and found The
bait taksn once or twice, without cap turing
anything. He set another near sna re-
baitsd the first. resulting 10 the capture Of
something he did not expect A large wild
cat was fastened 10 the hidden trap, aud as
soon ~ no appeared made tremendous efforts
to break loose aod get at him, but without
effect. He attempted 10 get the animsl tied
60 - 10 bs safe to take alive, but 1t was leo
furious to render that possible, and he sho.
It and brought The skin in as trophy. l,
was very larGsAnd OF light grey color.
Erie Dispatch.
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Local Notices.

Butter and chrhse ale RIu,u tndju,,,,
BILE articles Of food Prcp.ry us, d. ,,,.
are nutfitious end tesI,hy; tui an ino,a}
nate use OF either causes md pestion sns
dyspepsia. Owen Gsffney's Sunday Cam
fort Judiciouhly usrd will i~mo,s both y,
there troublss
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Hhrs reported that Lucille Western, the
famous actress, 10 dead. We believe she
wss living in New York. AT the beginning
OF the saasan,, being quite uuwsli,. she sans
csllsd alI her engagements. Hsr husband,
n. J. A. herse, We believe, 10 playing q.
Chicago.
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NOflCE.-Ar. James s. NsCrsy hsvins
removed TO Franklin. parties having com.
nsu,cs'ion with, bin. op. business or o,her'
siss. are requested hereafter to address their
lsIIsrs 10 that point. 81.
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Dobbs mentions that the young poet who
went about sighing tor "An angel In the
hosss" got married recently, end now hs
ldgbs more than ever.
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Griffith snd Crisman, the parties arrested
at OIL City tst Meaiing nitro.glyssriar. have
been sonmil,sd to jail a Fraukiiu 10 await
trial.
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CIGARS

LevAfs Of Reod' ciesrs will find several s..
lirsly nsw brands, never h~fore in,roduc.d
in ID 10 plse-, OF the Post Office News Roo,n
They are warranted pure HsvanHs
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Go and see those beautiful Photo.
graphs thrse doors above tho Yer.
andah Saloon.
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Pstsrson's planning mill aud blind factory,
in New York, vsa bnrasd 90 Saudsy. LOss
S2O, 900.
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Priss Photographs for Souv days,
above ihs ysranAah saloon.
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More snow to-day, and local sews dali.
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,trolsum Centre Daily Record

Pet osntrs Pa, "Wednesday. Dee. Is
Divine service.
nHrHoDlsr EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services every Sabbath at IL A. II. ana
~ r. II. Sabbath School at l31< r. n.
ess ftsA A cordial Invitation extend.
Rsv. g. NooRs, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
PPsasAing at IL o'clock A. NJ. and I
o'clock P. n, BY the Psstor, W. G. BuRcH'
ABB. Sabbath School 81 ~, directly
sfise isssao0s service.
Prayer Nseting and Sabbath School
1. 7ssshsrs Ass!isg Tuesday EVENING" ol
aash vesk.
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MambrinO IlambIetOnIan.

FHNlllS handsome stallion which ~
4 has taken the first premlgmI -,
for two successive years. at the ,S<-sAe
shows of the Maryland State Ayr cultural
and Mechanical Association, in the class
for horses for general utility, will make the
season from lst April to LIST August, 1872,
Ut Plkcsyille, Baltimore county, on the first
three days of each week.
tie may be seen at Westminster, either at
Wheeler S Hotel or on the FAIR Grounds. on
Fridays, June 2lst, June 2sh, and on the
mornings of the 22d aud 10Th instant, and
his groom will lie authorized 10 make en-.
gagements for him for the latter days of
subsequent weeks.
The following is believed to be y correct
pedigree, SO far rs it goes, of this horse,
but is not guaranteed by his present owner:
.kdmbriaO HdmJieioHiaH by Grand Duke,
dam 10y Dore's Messenger. he By Mambrino
paymastcr, by old Mambrno, by imported
Messenger. Grand Duke by w. Clay 5
Mambrino Chief, of Kentucky, THE sire of
Lady Thorne, Mambrino Pilot, Bald Chief,
Ericsson, Briguoliu, Nc, he by Mambriuo
i,aymasier, by old Mambrino, by imported
Messenger.
TGENs. Forty dollars for the season
payable by twenty FIVE dollars cash to the
groom ut the time Of first service. No in.
sulance, nor privilege Of sending free next
year mares that fail to become with loal
this season.
WM. MALLONEE, Groom.
June 22-2t
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SpAIN.--Tho courageous manifesto
Of the Duke Of Montpeusier, claiming
tho throne of Spain for Alphonso, son
of the ex Queen Isabella, is not likely
to be followed by any tumult among
Spaniards or any hostile demonstration
whatever by the Orlcanist duke himself.
The young Alphonso, now fifteen years
Of age, has been betrothed to Mercedes,
daughter Of the duke, who is three
years his junior, aud this manifesto of
the duke is simply as if he were to say
81 want that throne for these children
when Amadeo gets tired Of it, provided
no other gentleman desires to possess
it." la the meantime the OK Queen
holds mimic court in Paris, and the
hopeful couple will see many changes
in the affairs of Spain before they arc
old enough to be married.
Minister Sickles, on behalf of his
Government, having agreed to place its
action in the case of DR.. IIOuard on the
ground Of friendly interccssiou only,
the Spanish Government has granted
tho Doctor pardon and amnesty.
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Died.

In this city, on the 2Gh instant. Bette
c., wife Of john II. Mitlen, aud youngest
daughter Of Geo. Shade, Esq, aged 81
years month and / I days.
In Owen county, Indiana, Martha Ellen
kauhlc, daughter Of George and Sophia
Weaver, formerly Of Westminster, aged %
years.
In this county, on the 18th instant, Mr..
Henry II. Feeser, aged II years, months
aud 9 days.
On The moraing Of the Goth Of May,
Daisy Pauline Deyilbiss, only daughter Of
7. aud NJ. A. L. Deyilbiss, ed months
and 6 days.
Nea: Silver Run, on the llth instant,
Emma Matilda Catherine Shnll, aged s
months and "A days, and on the following
day, Belinda Agnes Shuil, aged years aud
Z days, boIh children ofthe same parents.
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The Late Struggle in the House OF
Representatives.

/ luc loloWlnE extract from the CungrcS-
snnal Globe of the 18th instant, succinctly
shows, beyond possibility OF mistake, what
are the exact functions of the Supervisors
at elections, for which provision Is made,
/ m certain contingencies, by the Amendment
to the Sandry Civil Appropriation Bill,
over which the notable contest took place
towards the close OF the recent session of
Congress. They are simply witnesses
nothing more.
The vigilance Of the Democrats, in the
searching inquiries propoundel to Mr..
Garfield Rep. the chairman Of the House
committee OF conference. who reported the
amendment as finally adopted, leaves no
preteNt for mistake or evasion The in,
terrogatories OF our representative, Mr..
John hl'ehie, ItwllIb be seen, were peculiarly
timely and pertinent in committing the
Republicans against any interference with
the registrations and elections in Macy.
land:
Mr. Kerr. Before my colleague MIR.
NiblackI takes the door | want to ask n
question IN order TO remove any doubt
upon the mind ofany member Of the House.
desire to know of the chairman of the
Committee on Appropriations whether he
understands that there is anything in the
language OF this amendment that touches
the matter OF qualifications of electors
Mr. Garfield, Of Ohio. understand. on
tho contrary, that there is nothing that eau
touch or change the qualifications orelectors
now provided by law
Mr.. liitche. In this connection, Let me
put an inquiry. In the State of Maryland
wc have had in operation for several years
an act requiring the registration of electors
before the election, and there is provision
for an annual correction OF the list. The
Judges OF the election have no discretion US
to the qualifications of voters. They are
controlled by the registration list, in iect.
they are merely recording officers. Now,
ask the gentleman what would be the rela
ton OF the supervisors Contemplated by
tins amendment TO our registration and
elections
Mr.. Garfield, of Ohio. That of simply
standing by and seeing the work done,
without any other power than to witness 1t
from beginning to end.
Mr.. Ritchie. Then they could not en-.
terrain in any way the application ola voter
who had been rejected by the registering
officer?
Mr.. Garfield, of Ohio. | take it that
they could not. NOV yield to my colleague
on tho committee, the gentleman from
Indiana, Mr.. Niblack.
Mr.. Eldredge. Allow me to ask the
gentleman from Ohio whether these over.
seers of election will have the right to be
present to supervise and take charge of the
registration
Mr.. Garfield, of Ohio. They take charge
OF nothing, except TO see it.
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BALTImORE MARKETS..
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET,
Friday. .Ignc gsth 1872


Beef cattle. The offerings Mt the Scales
during the past week amounted 10 1912 head
The prices ranged as follows: Best Becyrs
at OOaS5 co; generally rated first quail
iiy ut OOlS6 90; medium or good fair
quality at OOaSj 90; ordinary thin Steers,
Oxen and Cows at 3 30aS 30; inferior
aud lowest grades Of Cattle OOaSi 20
general average oftho market 50 81. Ex
trcme range Of prices 90 ass -. Most
Of the sales were from - % to s. - per
100 pounds.
Ui7oL--Burry unwashcl, 50 to 10 cents
per h.; uuwashed free from bHrrs, 50 to
% cents: tubwashcd, 20 to n cruts; lamb
pulled 30 to IS cents; long pulled 90 to -
cents Per pound.
.Stcsp.-FHir to good wool Sheep at Ia
q cts. per pound gross.
Leather. CITY Slaughter 10 to II cents;
Rough Sldrting 80 TO 30 cents; Spanish Sole
80 10 81 cents; Country Slaughtered 81 to
81 cents.
Hides City Steer at 49, cts; Cow u
cents.
Hay anil Srdr Hay 35aS37 per ton.
Rye Straw 23aS2l per ton
Feathers. Quote at 20 to - cents for
common to prime live geese per pound.
Seeds. Glover Seed 50 2jaj Is; Timothy
So 2ja3 90; Flax 81 50.
Hogs. Prices ranged as follows: flir to
good tat Hogs 5 GOaSG 90 per 100 lbs.
net
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ATTENTION.

w j. would respectfully announce to the
w public that we have Just received a
heavy Stock Of Goods, suitable for
HARVEST 4 PRESERVING SEASON,
Of which we would name in part; rown
Sugars Mt 10, H. ~ and ~; White do. at
l2!, Fine Table Syrup, ~ o. Baking No
lasses, Green, Rio and lHgunym Conecs,
also Roasted do, in papers aud loose,
CHOICE TEAS.
FRESH SPICES,
CANNED FRUITS,
JcIlics, English and American Pickles,
Sauces, Catchups, Toilet and Chemical
Soaps, Periumcries, Stationery Combs
brushes, &c. Also IA large stock of
ENGLISH and AMERICAN CUTLERY.
Tea, Dessert and Table Spoons, Triple
Plated Silyerware, Clocks. Looking Glass
es, Mantol Ornaments, Table Oil Cloths,
Linen and Paper Window Shades, &c.
DINNER, TEA AND CHAMBER SETS
in China and Grauilewarc, Qucenswnre,
Glassware, Woodeuware, Willowwarc,
Stouewarc and
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
% tNcIy hlhu ~ great variety, Also al
the latest patents in Glass Preserving Jars,
Jelley Glasses, Stone Jars, &c
SALT, FISH, BACON AND LARD,
Butter, Eggs, Chewing and Smoking To.
baecOs, Cigars, &c, Our Stock of
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS.
IS unusually large and ATTRACTIVE and will
be sold at PRICES that defy competition.
Mems, youth and boys Hats in wool aud
straw ell the latest STYLES. Also mems and
boys Boots, Shoes, Caters, aud Brogaus
Ladies', Misses aud Children's Lace and
Baton Boots aud Shoes, Lasting Caters
Slippers, &c. Remember the Cheapes
Place 10 lay, and the largest stock in th,
City of Westminster. is at
LlGGEr & BECKENBAU CHS,
successors 10 }. l.. RcIsnidcr,l
june - ly Westminster, Md.
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MgXlco.-The latest Mexican advi.
ces report concentration of the Gov
crnment forces for an attack on Monte.
roy. As the Government troops under
General Rocha will, it is believed, be
double the number of the revolutionists,
the defeat Of the latter is expected.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS

The County Teachers Association of
Carroll County, will meet in the East End
School Room, No. l., at 10 o'clock, A NJ,
on Friday, the 9Th day of July. A prompt
attendance Of all who desire to continue
Tor to become,l members Of the corps OF
Teachers OF Carroll County, is required.
The friends Of Public School Education of
both sexes, are respectfully and cordially
invited to be present,
by order oil The President OF B. G.. S.
Commissioners. J.. NJ. NEwSON,
june Std Secretary, &c.
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ROAD NOTICE.

Estate Of Michael on, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Carroll county, letters Testamentary on the
Personal Estate Of
MICHAEL OFT,
late OF Carroll county, deceased. >-ll persons
having claims against the decca sed. ar hereby
warned To exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated to the subscriber.
on or before The sth day Of December next;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said Estate Those indebted are
requested tn make immediate payment.
Given under hand this 9th day of June,
1872.
WASHINGTON REAVER,
nne sat Executor.
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Our Book Table.


sea,,pSrs's ro, tr,, r, w, NJ.
Military Acs5,,,r AL a.. -. e Ivy
nrofnsoIy and b,,,,;o,t.. tu.,.,-..-, - -,
por, for Inv III. hf.,1.,o.I -. az, . :, 80
text being supplicd by ncrsan I To..ta,
Tbisartcls arnc,r. Inc, d, ,b, A., u,,, lit
attention isattrac,ed 10 ibc Acadnmv ao,h.
er timely manor Il no, ON ..wa,a,n
smugoler and Wor,n n, , n.,,c,i,, ,, -
which ono Of thc ,nost curiors and .n,,a.,;ro
branches Of tho custom Ifou.o svs,or, +, cait,.
cxposcd Mr.. Warner nn,cl' Ioc sn,dia.;,
lby thew way, one of tho boat scrics If MAGAZINE
articles ever published in Amorico, a. r.
ANYTHING. mora DELIGHTFUL ,,,,, u.,,r ~.
deccssors. "DrOxv Mirl,r.. Dows,
fresh and siro,, ,iooc or ch,r,.,,ri.,,,.- ~.
'"a' ivy '''''ou' au'io' sake Holm Is concluded
"a '''' "u"'oc'i ana generous installment Is
gwen OF AIRS oiphants AT His Gatcs.'
VT ""hinson's searching but courteous
er''''''m OF MI Lowers Prose Is concluded.
l"eh we nave strong naturalistic story by
James T. Mckay, entitled "llarker and Blind"
an interesting little Illustrated article on
p ]
nm iII,str,t.,i ,,,,,,,. az. p,t... O.. y.
- ~, l "'e % "
Iu'' NHuer' OF cornell hrel essay ott
"Ihc Law Of the Heart and the Law Of The
Street, ." by Mr.. IIodrkips and moan, he AIrs
,vtf. 49,
""''n'y """ M"s osEoou' Inc Editorial
Departments arc, as usual quito full. Dr.
Holland. In "Topics Of the Time. - talks abaut
OH Cbri.,i,. s.il...L =. =, - D,
'''''., ''"''''" !" "'eA' 'lues'
"lhc Literary Bureaus Again "Our Presi-
dent" and "ludircct Damages" The Old
Cabinet has so,p,tI,igr, c,r,,r,i,,, onlI p.,-
-. :, W."
raO'Ilnes' My Famous FRIEND, Poor
Pilicoddy" and "Mrs. Whitney's Pan.ics. 4"
Nature and SCIENCE Homo and Socicty -
,,C.,,.,-..-., ~ -
fan ~ n,,.,,,,, inr,.,.,,,,a .I 49,,
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o., '"' NADu'' d!
H'hry Co'A'"n' ms Is the third volume OF
the new, cheap aud popular edition of the
works Of Henry Corkton. p,,v In o,,,.,, ~
,,iii..,t,u H.. =. u VI
fuo''eA.'o" oy l. u, Ie'orson Hrothers,
Philadelphia, Fap which are having very
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JOHN n. ARE,
Matchmaker from England

HAS removed to his new store, Fayettc
Ill Street, opposite Barnum's Hotel,
Baltimore, 8 doors below his old siand.
N. D. Fine Watch Repairs Of trade
prices a specially.
Cleaning $l.b0. Main Spring Sl.25.
Warranted for one year. nor Is
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Estate n Ruins w. Grouse, deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
IN scrihcr has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters of Admin.
istration on the Personal Estate of
RUFUS w. GROUSE,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All per.
sens having claims against the deceased,
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated
to the subscriber, on or before the LIST day
ofjauuary next they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit of said estate.
Those indebted are requested to make i'm
mediate payment.
Given under my hand this l1th day of
June, 1872.
JOHN GROUSE,
june % it, Administrator.