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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-04
MEDICAL.
Another Surgical Feat 4!
DIR. I. G. BRACKING,
ONMoNDAY LAST, REMovEDALARG
~ and painful


from the womb of lady who had been suffering
long, and could obtain no relief. Several emf
nent physicians had been consulted but none
could afford relief. She Is now doing very well,
and will in q few lays return home to enjoy the
blessings of health and to recommend others
who suffer 10 seek the skill of DIR. Cracking.
Ladies are visiting him from all directions, and
obtaining speedy cure.
His Infrmary, I50 North Cherry Street, Is
filed with patients almost constantly, who visit
him in preference to all other phystcidRs. He has
had patients already from Alabama, Mississippi,
Texas ard Kentucky, and all over this State, in
the short time he has been acre 1.-TWO months).
Patients who have been bed-ridden for years
are soon restored to good health. An manner of
Surgical Operations on Females skillfully and
successfully performed. None who are diseased
should delay any time in consulting DR..
Cracking.
He also cares CANCERS Icih greater success
than any nan on this Continent.
aug8 till sept 4. l
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First Fall Trade Sale.

THURSDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURS
| DAY, 10th, 18th and 18th September, 1872, we
will sell on LIBERAL TERMS for notes satisfactory
to the consignor, an entire Stock of Dry Goods
selected for tirst-class retail city trade. These
goods will be found worthy the attention of Ceal-
ers in fine goods. Wi be added, % Crates of
White Stoneware, well assorted.
semi II YEATMAN, SHIELDS & co.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
JOHN G. BURCH, (Chairraanl Nashville.
z. @. DUNNINGTON, Columbia
THOMAS +. HENRY, ClarksviIle.
JAMES W. NEWMAN, TayetteY1lle,
THOMAS b. MURRAY, McMinnYille'
j. M. BROOKS, Knoxville.
JOHN BLEVINS, ROgeisv1lle-
w. ID. VANDYKE, Chattanooga.
M. MAGEYENEY, Memphis.
III. w. WALL, Mckenzie.
j. NJ. COULTER, DyeI's Station.
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
RAILROAD

NIRAINS RUN TO AND FROM NASH
Leave. July L. 1sz2 ARuys-
o;50 An. 7:3O Ak
LAC Pm. SEQ Pm
100 A. N.
Night Express Train leaves ct 1 An.
- Trains connect st LOuiEFiIle for st. Louis
and AL points North, East and West
Mail Boats leaving Louisville at 10 An.
and Pm. arrive at Cincinnati IN time to con-
meet with early trains for the East
- Passengers from Gallatin ard points SoutA
arriving at Nashville az 1880 An. have until i:(e
Pm. In which to attend to business before return
ing.
g For Through Tickets, Passage Checks and
Information as TO Sleeping Cars, Through Con-
nectons, etc, apply ct Once Nashville City
Transfer Co., under Maxwell House, and at De-
pot Louisville and Nashville Railroad in Mash
vile. ALBERT FINK,
J21y General Sufsrinfendent.
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ONLY $4,000 SEASON TICKETS TO BIB SOLD

Buy Ticket. $S 90 secures admission to the Fair
Grounds for the whole week. and the possession OF the
Season Ticket will entitIe the holder to participation In
the distribution of the above CASH PREMIUMS.
liberia to
nfurnshe dandH tickets supp n
]. c. NTcCRORY, Gen1 Agent
thes sale of Tickets,
JOHN Overflow JNO H. WILLIAMS
| = HIRAM VAUGHN THOS CALDWELL,
BOARD OF MANAGERS
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
,0....vy,,cS,o~a>o,-oN o< r-oOO>o0nNro001>,0" d"
For Sale at Auction,
THE
Most Desirable Farm in North
Alabama.
"THE McHOON PLACE"

On the 18th october next, on the pre-
I misses, (if not sold before at private sale,)
shall sell to the highest bidder, without re-
serve that we'll known and valuable Farm,
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Cncilian College.

NgALE-In the country, ON E. s. P. X. r.
Ift Branch. Tuition, Washing, Fuel, Lights,
per 20 weeks, 500. II. A. CECIL g BROS,
Ceciian P. y Hardin co., Ky. aug9 Pm
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THU RNGLISHMRDICINR
HAS
SAVED HANY FROH AN EARLY GRAVE
what ia Money Compared to
HeaIthf
Read the following Testimonials

Read the following Testimonials
From the Kew. Dr. HUNTER and others
our oldest and MOST respect
able Citizens:
Dr.. q. W. HEHDRRsH0TT, Agent-Desr Sir:
was suffering this Spring with torpid liver.
used part of a bottle of your 'THORION,S
ENGLISH LIVER AND BLOOD PURl-
FIERn 1t cured me at once. Several others,
TO whom have spoken OF it, have found great
benefit from its use. am glad to commend what
Ibelleve to be SO good medicine.
JOHN ". HUNTER.
Nashville Sept. IS, 1871.
a. w HKTDRRsHOTT-Dear Sir: was sub
Tact To chils and fever for more than three years
and nothing but the English Liver Remedy would
cure me. / think It the best medicine in the
world. recommend It to all. Yours Gqlys
Residence, Buens Vista Springs, Davidson
Nj p. HgNDERsHoFr-You called my attention
70 an English kidney remedy which think high
ly Of and you win please send bottle BY bearer
and 0blige yours, ETC., s. ARNOLD, NJ. D.. {
Sold by EWIN, PENDLETON g Co, BER-
RY DEMOVILLE q CO., LfTTEHER q
CABLER, G. w. HENDERSHOTT, and al
respectable druggists in England and United
statos. dec12 3 o dtf
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go MARPfACE GUIDE, |rEEhsHTEEs

private counselor married those aoout 70 marty
me diseases constitute Ir1pedments %
An that tins doubtful or usve wish % know sent
,ecuriy sealed for so BY Ds- ~
Tnis No and most successf1 speHsi
n re age Consultation pamphlet free sFe stamp
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POughkeepsie Female Academy.

POUKEEPSIE, n. Y.
yT1HIS INSTITUTION FURNISHES SUPE-
rior accommodations, has large corps Of
accomplished Teachers, and IS, in every respect,
frst-class. Pupils are carried through Cole
plate Course or fitted for Vassar College. For
Circulars containing terms, etc., please address
the Principal,
iy3O On REV. D. G. WRIGHT A. NJ.
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vT1HE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE
Tennessee Colored Fair, at Nashville, WI
award 81 ssafse s5srs
Five Thousand Dollars I'm
Cash Premiums!
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Thought He Was Drunk.

A dinner party was in progress during the
brilliant display Of northern lights, and o
gentleman stspping.out to cool bis burning
brow, was startled by the display about the
frosty pole. He stood perfectly amazed,
then turning to the window be saw within
the wife of bis bosom sitting with the ladies
waiting for their liege lords to end their
champagne and cigars. Pushing aside the
lace curtain, be beckoued Mrs. Agnes
to come out. She complied, when he said
to her solcmnly: "Wagnes, der see any
thing extronory now?" "Yes, Dolly, see
that you have been drinking too much wine. ,
"No, not that, Wagues; mean ex,tonory
phronomonums in atmosphere" "Wby-
where, Dolly?" upper youder, Wagnss."
"Why, dear me, yes; do indeed-the most
brilliant Aurora l ever saw" "Wagnes,
are thiogs shootin'?" "Yes, DEAR" "An
flashin', Wagnes?' "Yes, Dolly" can a
sorter spreadin' an dsncin'-sh, ho" laugh.
I'd tho husband, much relieved. "Do you
know, Wapnes-l mead Hagnes-whsn'r l
cOme an saw the celestial phonomonuns .
CLOWN upper yonder, d-n me etfer didn't
think / was dunk"
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PRODUCERS MEETING.

A meeting OF tbe producers OF the IT'D
District, was held ut the Grant d Wilson
G lub Room, last evening, which was quite
largely attended.
On motion, +. J. Keffer was elected
chairman Of the meeting.
The chairman in q few words stated the
objects of the meeting to be an expression
of the views of the producers 10 regard to
the shutting down of pumping wells for the
ensuing forty davs, and invited those pres
ent to give their ideas on the subject
Mr.. L. p. Walker said, that as Chairman
OF the District Committee, be had been re-
ques.ed to call this meeting by the Presir
dent of the Producers Union. and that he
would like to hear from all present.
The chairman stated that as an individu-
al be was opposed to signing any further
pledge. For one bs had already signed
several documents, the agreements contain
ed In which he'd never been fulfilled, and be
was not prepared to vote for or against the
proposition to shut down until be was fully
satisfied the producers were acting in good
taitb.
Capt. Powers agreed with the chairman,
and thought the lower district had not act
ed sqnsrely towards the Greek producers in
The matter Of suspension of drilling for six
month";.
Mr.. Walker stated that he conld not
shut down hie wells without damaging them
beyond repair, still be stood ready to do
anything that lay 10 bis power for the gen
eral coed OF the region.
Some further remarks were made by diff
ierent producers, after which the meeting
adjourned ntil further was heard from the
lower region.
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A Ute Scalp Dance.

Los Pinos Correspondence Denver News. I
After the etiquette OF the occasion was
over, the Mauche Utes showed us what was
their pleasing custom whenever good and
glossy scalp fell into their hands, by dancing
q scalp dance, shouting, screaming, drum
ming and yelling, while an old and haggard
and wrinkled squaw kept the old bucks to
their work by joining 10 the breakdown and
working assiduously In the semi-religious
observance. 1t wos all weird and strange
and unusual sight, and the dirt and the
creepers and the stolld indifference tt the
average Indians disappeared entirely from
the mind. and in their place came up very
unpleasant imaginings OF very lively shin
ming around that pack of feroeous, and yet
very tame hye1as turn loose upon you.-
They used up all the breath and power aud
muscle they bad, passed in review again,
aud went of grooming some very unuusical
alr, and all was quiet.
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Mr.. EDTOR:-However producers may
differ as 10 the proper thing to do, when oil
agree that something must be done, there
can be no difference Of opinion as TO the need
for organizing. BY remaining in our pres
eut helpless condition, we only invite the
cupidity of combinations against us. The
very moment we show full square front. q
capacity 10 act as unit, the battle Is gain
ed. With the Z. p. Union reorganized, Of
icered by men who are recognized as lead
ing operators, and with constitution and
by laws that all can obey and respect, we
can produce just as much oil as we choose
aud do injustice to none. Sell 1000 barrels
day for one.third more than we get for
$4,000 barrels, aud save to ourselves and
families the expense Of dri ling and pump
ing out 1000 barrels difference. We can
take the Bull by the horns and adapt him
benceforth a. presiding Deity.
KNICKERBOCKER.
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Ihe Baltic of the Ants.

A Missouri schOolmaster sends 10 the St.
Louis Republican an account of u battle be-.
tween large black ants,I great numbers OF
which infested bis temple OF learning. En-
tering his school house few mornings ego,
lie found the floor slrewn with dead and
dying ants, and a desperate battle among
them, which bad evidently been going on
all night, as the dead outnumbered those
still engaged. Most Of the belligprents were
g!appled in deadly embrace, while other.
but lately commenced were standing erect
on their hind legs, striving for the advan-
tage with oil the skill and science of the
most experienced swordsmen. Tho most
a!sl.point of attack, and the one for which
It seems all contended, was the lieament
which joined the main body with the bead.
This vital member once seized the powerful
nippers, death succeeded without q struggle,
and the victor was ready and eager for anl
other engagement.
No undue advantage was taken by either
party; and no two would sndeavor to over
power single one; nor was there any finch.
ing or wavering in single instance, for
whenever two biligerents met it Was certain
death to one or both pa't;es. The battle
lasted two nights and day, and only end
ed with the annihiIation of one Of the con-
tending armies. There was slight differ
ence 10 the appearance of the contestants
one set being perfectly black with q large
head, while the other was nearly brown
with smaller head, though both about
equally matched in size and strength.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-25

TAKE Your CnIocE.-You con get the
following pieces of new Music by sending 30
cents to J. L. Peters, 500 Broadway New
York, for the October number of Peters'
Musical Monthly, or the pieces may be had
10 sheet form, (printed from the same plates)
at the prices annexed:
Dead, but not Forgotten. Song aud Chorus
". S. Hays. 40 cts
Sweetest Song aud Chorus
II. p. Danks. 80 d"
Oh!give me home In the South S'g & Cho.
w. S. Hays. 40 "
The Fortune Teller. Duet for Sop. and Alto
B. Gabnzzi. so "
Glcria Pa,ri 10 D. From Hayden
II. p. Danks. rs
Hattie's Waltz Ch. Kinkel. IS ="
Tn Ballo In Maschera Aug Pacher. 25 "
May Blossoms. Reverie
Ch. Kinkel. 40"
Praise Of woman. Polka Maztlrks. Four hands
Pacher. 35 "
Mr.. Peters will send, post paid, five back
numbers, February to juno, containing
over $40 worth of music on receipt of 81;
or the four last numbers, July, August,
September, and October, for she came sum.
Address, J. L. Peters, Music Publisher,
500 Broadway, New York.
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ONE MORE UNFORTUNATE.

By the wide lakes margin marked ber
The wide, weird lake, where the alders
sigh
A young, fair thing, with shy, soft eye;
ADD deemed that her thoughts had flown
To her home. and her brethren, and her
sisters dear,
AZ she lay there watching tie dark, deep
mere.
All mutlonless. all alone.
Then 1 heard . noise, as OF some men aud
boys,
And o boisterous troop drew nigh.
Whittier now will retreat those fairy feet?
Where hide till the storm pass by?
One glance, the wild glance Of q hunted
thing.
She cast behind her; she gave one spring,
And there followed a splash AID broaden~
ing ring,
On the lake where the alders Sigh.
She bad gone from the. ken Of ungentle men
Yet scarce did moan for that;
For knew she was safe in her own home
then,
And, the danger past, wonld appear again,
For she was water rat.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-25

A mechanici emploded in the oarrisg e
shop Of Arthur Wood, 80 Waterloo street,
telegrsphed to friend few days since as
follows: "Come right away, good job;"
which, under the skillful manipulation OF
the operator, read, when delivered, "Come
right away; good Cod" The receiver o!
the dispatch, fearing that his friend bad met
With some terrible accident FASTENED to the
city as soon as possible, 10 no enviable state
Of mind, and was very agreeably disappoint.
ed on learning tie mistake.-Grand Rapid.
Democrat.
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There WAS quite respectable turnout at
the Producrrs' Meeting, lust evening. The
prevailing sentiment appeared to be in favor
OF shutting down the wells In this District
il fully assured that II 10 to bs q universal
thing.
Some time sgo ogo the Parker District
got enthusiastic over the shutting down of
drilling wells. The plan was concurred in
here and carried out 10 the letter and spirit,
but was.a 6zzle from the start in the place
OF its birth. .t.
When Il is fully demonstrated by acts and
deeds that tho producers are in earnest aud
moan business down below, we doubt not
our District will acquiesce.
In the meantime let us organize we'll aod
thoroughly. We are ready then to accept
OF rrjec. propositions presented. As David
Crockett says, we want to ''be sure We are
right, then 60 ahead"
The meeting adjourned subject to call
when lower districts are heard from.
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Horace Greedy to be
in Titusville.
He Will Pass Through
Petroleum Centre,

by special telegram we learn that Horace
Greeley is to be in Titusvile, this afternoon.
Here 10 the dispatch:
TirusvILLE, Pa. Sept. rs.
Greeley will arrive in Titusville at p. m
to-day on . special train from Cory. Goes
through 10 Meadville tonight W. G. +. =,
A dispatch to the Democratic and Liberia
Club OF this place says:
CORRY, Pa, Sept. 25,-2:3O p. IN.
Mr. Greeley will reach your place at
about 4:3O. NJ. N. ALLEN:
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-25

CANADA Or. NEws.-In our last we men,
toned that Meeers Ribighini and Brake
were about testing two new wells, and we
learn the one TO the north OF the Lancaster
and Co., we'll, Dssr the burned well, is not
10 very fourishing condition. The ono
to the west, however, is pronounced as
yielding 40 barrels day. The new well Of
HYDE and Co., 10 the east of the Temper
ance well, is drilling; and to the southwest
McGiIl Il Co , and Anderson, Porter & Co,
are busy with rigs. Hayden and Jones
well No. 2, towards the north part Of the
La mbe territory, is pumping, and produces
about Is barrels q day. The Curyell well
upon the Thomas! and Co., subdivision, has
been delayed for want of water, but It is ex-
pected to be down this week. Kennedy
and Jeffrey are building q rig for their No.
8, between Nos 6 and 7, opposite the new
rig Of Col. Shoemaker; Lawson aud Co..
will commence diiIling the Ia tier at once.
By the way, the new we'll Of Lawson.
Grange & Co., is q good one; and also the
"Plough. boy" near by. A. aud S. Keith
are busy with Col. Shoemaker's new well
to the east Of "Old Hickory" ana "Iron
Duke;" and the rig to the south Of the latter
well is nearly ready ior the same owner.
!, The Hessey and Craise well, and F.
Smith, Dunlop and Policy well, upon the
Webster territory, are being tested and
yield literally. The new well of Garner
and Co., is nearly completed, with good
show; while the Lougheed and Co., and F.
Smith, Wright and Co. wela. on the Web
ster farm, are drilling. Mcmillan well, on
the Graham farm, north of Marthaville is
being tested-yield Is barrels.
The Western Co., are busy going over
the old district, giving ita thorough test;
and ii is expected that enough good wells
will be secured to more than bear all expen-
ses in tho venture. Certain this Company
Is in earnest In the search for the precious
fluid Petrolia Cont. } Advertiser.
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The General Baptist Association for the
State of Pennsylvania, will commence It's
annual session at Oil City, on the 18th OF
October. The Pennsylvania Baptist Edul
cational Society will hold it anniversary
exercises at the same time. The Baptist
Ministerial Union will also convene at the
same time and place for the transaction of
business relating to the interests OF the So
ciety.
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1t 10 not strange In these degenerate days
to hear OF men having snakes In their boots,
but the snake which troubled Kentuekian,
the other day, was IN the lining Of bis coat.
Upon cutting the lining bis snakeship-two
feet loDg-sllpped out and was killed. One
man who witnessed the exit OF the snake
from the coat turned niue overshandsd SOM
ersaults.
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The Republican meeting was quito large
ly attended, and much enthusiasm prevail
cd. The speaker, Mr. Mckinley, Of New
Castle, delivered foroibIs and eloquen. .
speech, explaining the political questions OF
the day thoroughly from Republican stand
point. The address was listened to thro'-
out With marked attention, and was fire.
queutly interrupted with applause. \
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II you
Want q Salesman,
Want q Servant. Gill,
Want to Sell Horse,
Want to SeA Patent,
Want to Lend Money,
Waut to Buy House,
Want to Sell Carriage,
Want to Borrow Money,
Want to Sell 40 OH Well,
Want to Buy an Engine or Boiler,
Want to Sell House and Lot,
Want to tiod Straye0 Animal,
Want to Purchase an Oil Interest,
Want TO Sell Piece OF Furniture,
Went to Buy Secondhand Carriage,
Want to Sell Tubing, Casing, Gss Pipe,
Want ce Find an owner for anything
Found, advertits in the RECORD. ss no lees
than ten thousand people read It weekly
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A Psrkers Landing constable last night
brought man to the lookup, who 10 charg-
ed with false pretenses before Squire Full
lertou, Of that place. The Prisoner, 1t is
alleged forged two names to . note. Pitts
burgh Nail.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-25

A bevy Of young ladies, while crossing a
creek in the vicinity OF Meadville, by moon
light, thought they observed goose swimi
ming in the water, and began peltiug it
with stones, when they were greatly aston
ishsd by bearing the Aforesaid goose exclaim: !:
"Wby can't you let feller alone! 1 amt
bothering yoa folks any,"
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A Tennessee paper graveIy announces that
. COW, being recently cornered In one of the
deep railway cuts at the foot Of Lookout
Mountain, climbed up the eide aud held .
the rocks BY her toreiset until the train bad
swept past.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-25

The producers Of the Ninth District held
. meeting at the Office Of J. D. Walmer.
Ryud Farm, yesterday afternoon. The
same opinions prevail there that exists
here on the question Of shutting down,
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Ths great gas we'll on the Carter farm,
Sugar creek township, venango county, 10
now supplylng Is wells on the Galloway
farm with fuel and light So far there has
been no decrease In the flow OF gas.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-25

A German Psychologist, wboj has been
studying the action and effect of coffee on
the human system, attributes the popularity
ol that beverage to its enlivsning action,
rather than to the csffsiu which It con-
tains.
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CT Highly favored, leo cool Soda WAssf
at the Post Office NswMooR Ty II.

The mortality report Of Salt Lake Clv
shows that region to bs remarkably fe'
from pulmonary complaints. Out Of seventy
four intermenss reported fes August, ocly
seven were from lung diseases, and Of these
enly four were set down % consumpH on.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-25

New York papers suggest that ssssnes Of
certain American anthors should b. sst up
q Ceotral Park-saoh a. Washington II
living, James Fsnimors Cooper, Pssse'se
Everett, end. Hslleek..
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-25

Just received al the JAMESTOWN
CLOTHING STORE, . large assortment
Of new aud nobby styles Of HATS b CAPS.
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English boots and shoes are now in great
demand 10 Our American markets. Thew
are not handsome, but broad, comfortable
and well msde.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-25

HATS AND GAPS 10 great variety end
10 all styles, just received BY .express from
New York, at the JAMESTOWN CLOTH
ING STORE. Call and look ct them.
August l3-tG
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The Congress OF Peru has decreed the
abolition Of the death penalty. and fifteen
years Imprisonment is to be the maximum
Of all punishment In that republic.