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Take Your Home Paper.

The following is taken from the editorial
columns of the Lady's Book for the present
month: "What tells us so readily the
standard of town or citv as the appear
auce Of its psper' And its youth or its age
can as well be determined by the observin g
as by personal notice. The enterprise OF
its citizens is depicted by Its advertisements,
their liberality by the looks of the paper
Some papers show good, solid. healthy
foundation, plethoric purses, and well-to
do appearance generally; others show a
striving to contend with the grasping thous-
ands around them, trying hard to wrench
out an existsnce from the close Asted COM
munity around them. An occasional
meteorio display in its columns Of telegraph
or local, or Of editorials, show what it can
do If il had the means, but it cannot con-
tinue 10 the expensive work until support
comes, which ought to be readily granted.
A newspaper is like church; it wants
fostering in the commmen cement, and for
few years, then, as alseueral thing, it can
walk alone, and reflect credit upon its looa-
ton. Take your home paper; 1t gives you
more news of immediate interest than New
York or other papers; it talks for you when
other localities bslis you; stand up for your
rights; you always have q champion in your
home paper, and those who stand up for
You should certainly be well sustained. -
Your interests are kindred aud equal, and
you must rise or fall together. Therefore,
tits your interest to support your home
paper; not grudgipgly, but in liberal
spirit; as a pleasure, not as q: disagreeable
duty, but as an Investment that will amply
pay the expenditure"
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Euoch Arden returned to Wilmington, N.
G. recently, after an absence Of years, and
found that Mrs. Arden had executed the
regular programme Of becoming Mrs. Philip
Ray, aad tsat there WAS moreover quite an
array of little Rays. But as Enoeh had not
fooled away his time on any desert island,
but with strict eye TO business, had accu-
mulated about $60, ,000, the little ceremony
Of bis funeral was dispensed with, Philip
Ray was persuaded to smigrate and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arden are now sat home" 10 visitors
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\ DaLIcArE CREAruREs.-This is the phrase
applied by His Blsckness, the Moore ol
Venice. to the fair ladies of Italy. 1t was
the lovely complexion Of Desdemons, such
\ radiant contrast to his own, that won bis
heart; and sooth to say, every man of dis
cernmeut considers a fair skin, like 9 sweet
voice. "sn excellent thing in woman" Now
this is charm which Can be acquired
Their is a beaIthfu and odoriferOus toilet
article, known es'ywh,r, as Hagans Mag
nolis Balm, which literally transliguTes a
cloudy or ssllow skin sutfusiDg the dlscoor-
ed face, neck, arms and bosom with soft,
pearly tinge, and imparting 10 the surface
o sm0otbless and gloss like ihs' Of polish.
ed marble Instead of clogging the pores,
like the sticky ensmels, OF contracting them,
and thus obstructing perspre'iOp, like the
/ astrIn gent cosmetics, 1t cieanses the skin
from all Impurities and wonderfully Aim-
proves its texture. This popularity is par
tioularly appreciated by our rural oel!es.
who find that the coarseUess and rOughness.
which country air is apt to engender. are
speedily.remOved from their faces, hands and
arms, by this delightful preparation.
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A Harrisburg dispatch in the Titusville
Herald Of Tuesday says the repeal of the
proviso in the Free Pipe bill has passe
both houses Of the Pennsylvania Legislature.
The proviso, 1t will bs remembered, prohib.
tied the approach of pipe line within five
miles Of the boundries Of Pennsylvania, aud
compelled shippers to send their oil from
the terminus OF the pipe 10 the ssaboard by
the railroad route having the greatest nile
age In that State. meaning tho Psnusylvs-
MIA Central. The gresdy hoggisbnsss OF
this proviso was wholly iudefensibIe, and
the Legislature has been compelled to with.
draw it. Unless tsms other trick, has been
played, there is now no legal obstacle to the
construction ofsn oil pipe. between Oil Greek
aud any rsfuiug point inside or outside Of
Psnnsylvspis. -LC!evelsnd Herald.
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more American gives the following cepy Of
a letter recently sen. to the Fulton street
prayer meeting: "Fulton Street Prayer
Meeting-l write because ain hopele s.ly
wretched; am young, wealthy, this world
says happy. l live in the Grst circles here.
am married to man l DISLIKE. have
two childrsa by man love, and he lives
with his wife. Ijhave no faith, no hope,
nothing. am wrelchcd aud miserable. |
dout believe in your meeting, and yet
write because am 50 uuhsppy." No sig
nature.
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Tarr Farm 10 not one whit behind Its siss
ter oil towns 10 the matter Of organiEing z
for defence against the South Improvement
monopoly Not only have all the operators
on that aud the Blood Farm signed the
pledge not to sell the monopoly q solitary
hsrrel OF oil, but o lodge OF the Oil Mans
League has been instituted and q meeting
tor the election of officers will be held this
evening. 1t is expected every man on the
farm will join the league. All honor to the
loyal citizens of Tsrr Farm. Dowp with
nefarous monopoliss and swindiog rings is
their battle cry.
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The people Of the burned district In Wis
consin continue to discover victims Of the
awful fire Of last Autumn. In cleaning out
bis we'll recently . man In Peshtigo found
the body Of q carpenter who had been a'
work for him when the fire came.
A man in one oil the smaller towns 10
Maine was elected to office and got his name
10 the papers, and the officers Of bank
went for him 10 pay him $25, which had
been in the bank fourteen years, and they
lad not been able to end the owner before.
A Philadelphia woman who. forty years
ago, at the age Of sweet sixteen. married q
rich old fellow Of of tbres-score for his mou.
ey. expecting soon to be gay an festive
young widow, has recently died etss IS,
leaving husband Of 100. and four children
10 mourn her loss.
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A Lodge of the Oil Mans League has

a Lodge of the Oil Mans League has
been organized at Tidioute. Petroleum
Centre should not be behind in this matter
Let our citizens organize at once. We must
have our rights. If the State Legislature
will not attend 10 the matter, we must, ir-
respective of party, resort to the ballot box
for relief, and sweep these scouu drels from
our sight; bury them with pile of ballots
backed up by popular indignation. so deep
that they will be lost sight OF forever.
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Messrs. Fisher, Norris Il Co, Of this
place, are now engaged in manufacturing q
complete sett Of oil well drilling aud fishing
tools for Mr.. John II. Gsily, Of Parker's
Landing, The we'll known oil operator. The
tools are to be sent to the Canada oil regions
where Mr.. G. is about to commence dsvel-
oping. The tools manufactured by our
tOwnsmea can not be exceIled for strength
and durability, in fact there are none better
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Head of Select Establishment (awfully):
Miss Mary Caroline Psyche this was found
under your pillow: (Reads)-"I do avow
that am thine, o wilt thou be my Valeu-
tine! From yeur spooney cousin, G."
Spooney cousin! Odious vulgarism! What
will beeoms Of you-indulging in such per-
ilous and disreputable prastiees' Miss
Psyche: P'ease, Miss Dashboard, a spoon 10
included in the list Of articles required by
pupils coming TO this establishment -
(Punch.
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A gentleman from London lately, in max
ing return OF bis income to the Tax Com
missioners, wrote on the paper: "For the
last three years my income has been some
what under ESQ; In future it will be more
precarious, IS the man 10 dead Of whoue l
borrowed the money"
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With . painful lack Of ehivalric tender
ness Chicago paper declares that Nilsoa
is worn out with rapid travelling. much sing
ing and Jealousy Of Miss Cary, and is begu
nng to look old and acid. They have a
delightfully."- candid way 10 Chicago Of say
lug what people elsewhere eften think.
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We learn that the Titusvile aud Petro-
leum Centre Railroad COMPANY have renew
ed their application for Injunction against
the Warren and vensnRo Railroad, in the
Supreme Court, and the case 10 to be argued
at Philadelphia On Saturday next-[ Her
aid.
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Some Of our readers are quite anxious to
know the names Of the Petroleum Centre
gentlemen who are slyly working in the in.
terests Of the S. I. Co. All we bavs to say
is, now is an unhealthy time to be positive
in suob matters. Time will devslspe what
il 10 prudent Eot to disclose at she present
time.
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Plautsmour, tue astronomer, informs
frightened world that be has not discovered
any comet that will knock the earth to pieces
next August. The story was manufactured
from whole cloth by q Sensational Swiss
Journalist.
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PROTHONOTARY
Local Notices.
. PettengiJl Il Co.

=. NJ. PettengiIl IL Co. ~
Park Row, New York, and Geo. P. Rowsll 4 Co
Advertising Agents are the sole agents for the Pc,
uoeum Centre DAILY RECORD in that city. Ad.
vsrtisers in that city are requested to leave their
ayors with either of the above houses
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A young lady in Fremont who has re-
ceived the attentions Of . young mon for
some time, on being asked what bis bust.
ness was, replied naively: "Oh, he is a
hummer tor dry goods firm in Cleveland" i"
She meant drummer.
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The amount Of money contributed for re-
ief of the Michigan sufferers by the Gre Of
last October, was $462, LOG. The value CT
clothing and supplies is estimated at $3.50, .
900,
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Another big mass meeting at Oil City
to-day. Right is bound to triumph ir this
matter, despite the efforts Of the mouopo-
lists. Shove the ball ahead. Let us have
meetings every day aud night in the week,
and all day Sunday, u necessary, to defeat
ro'hers and thieves.
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- Cal and examine those 'asp''"
Has and Gaps just received at nry,s
teb. 2l-tt A. hLD]
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nE- Now is the time to purchase thf
U,o'a'os O,a"s 'D'ap' N jsnlsf
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sE- The finest Stock Of fashionable Hats
the latest styles ever brought to town
just received at Aldse's.
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sF The Duke Alexis. Grown Prince Of
Russia ordered enc Of tie Nobby Hats at
ALDEN'S.
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For Sale or Rent

The building lately occupied by A. ~. w.
Shuts 40 q Bakery and Grocery o'ore' N'
quirs of ,,pvrs
Petroleum Cen tire, Pa. Jan 'V''"
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Pictures colorcd in India Ink and oil, at
Hempsted l. Cos Gallery. jan. Is.
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l. SPECIAL term VI Court, which convened
on Monday, adjourned to the 2stb on &C.
oonnt Of tae sickness Of Judge Turnkey.
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The rats ia Cleveland brewsries have jol-
'ly carousals at night, and get 90 drunk as
bumars
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The railroad from Buffalo 10 the oil region
is an assured fact. Good!
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eE GAFFNEY keeps cooslan"!s !s.pec
hand Scotch Ale and London io'
ally for family use.
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For Sale.

A desirable House located in the Lsm
Shore Block. Water convenient. w.
sirable residence for small family ne',n'
exceedingly cheap. Enquire at the f. W.
Newsroom. S"'
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eR- Go to the Jamestown Clo'prrp Mpsv or,
for your Clothing OF all K'hu''
selling goods "dirt cheap"
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~ Ch ildren's Likenesses taken oe'",.d ,.,sS
the nours OF 10 a m and Up m, 81 hsmp''''
j. Cos Daguerrean Gallery. Janio"'
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AND LET LIVE!

LIVE AND LET LIVE!
Just received at Meass d Arn,s"V s,,.
Flour and Feed Store, l,s0O onsns's INV.
WHITE OATS, which will be SOLO ~ "
est cash prices oZS-"
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Life.szs Rembrandt pictures 'aAe'
Hempsted d Cos Gallery.
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~ Now is the ttime to ouy FISHING
Caps cheap at the jamestown
Store.
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TE Latest styles OF New 1o's, ~, raceiv-
phia and Boston Hats and Jap J,no Ju, Store.
ed at A. Alden's jamestown C'o'''"e
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Indiana now produces. glass which rivals
that Of France.
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Secure the Shadow ere the 4. % Co.'S Da-
fades" by going to Hemps'e%s %sntre, Ps.
guerrean Gallery, Petroleum
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m-A lot Of old papers for sale - ~ :"
offGs.
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TRAINSlON q. &. i A. Il. IL.
On and after Sunday, Nov. leth, ISL,
trains will run as follows:
NORTH NO. s. NO.. yo ].
Leave irvine, l2.l0PN. 5.lOPN
Leave Oil City 600 n. 2.43PN, l,2oPa
u Pei. Cen 6.3O 1926 $40
g Ti,usy. 7.lO 4,07 S5j
Arrive CORY. $50 " $40 1880
souru. No. No.4. yo.6
Leave CORY. 1875 NJ. 6.loAx. 6COrg
g Titusv. lp25p N..7.3O /" 7,25
l." p. Cen. l.25 $50 " s.o
Arrive o. City EOS 4" 500 " WV
b" Irvine. 4,45 ll.50
E No. s and run on Sunday.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
COuNTY COMMISSIONER

COUNTY COMMISSIONER
ED. REcoRp:-Please announce II. n. HIXON,
of Cornplanter Township, rs a candidate for Coun.
ty Commissioner, subject to the usages of the Re.
publican party at the primary election.
MANY VOTERS.
PROTHONOTARY.
J. j. HAIGHT, of Pleasartville, Pa, late Capt
of Company .'B 111th Penn'a Vot. Vol. Infantry,
will be candidate for the Office Of Prothonatory,
Republican party, at the primary election.
F. W. HASTINGS, of Franklin, is candidate
for the Office If ProthOnatory of venango County
subject to the decision Of the Republican party
primary election.
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eE Beautiful and fashionable TESTN'S.
Neck Ties, at
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Pledge of the Producers
Union.

I do hereby agree to sell oil my produs-
tion Of oil through or with the consent OF
the agents Of the PETROLEUM PRoDucERs
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The list 10 now open for signatures at th
sffice Of Jss. s MeCray.
, 1872-10-29
THE LOCAL CAMPAIGN.

The Hon. Lyman Trumbull will speak at
Seramor's Hall, corner Of North avenue and
Church street, on Wednesday evening.
There will be nass meeting OF citizens Of
the Seventh Ward, irrespective of party, this
evening, at the residence Of Charles Arnold,
corner Of Halsted and Twenty y-second streets.
Chas. Z. Winnie, Hyde Park; ". NJ. Cass,
Frank G. Loomis, G. NJ. Dennis, Waukegan;
and Henry McLain, McHen1y, were among the
visitors at the Liberal Headquarters yesterday.
The following named gentlemen have been
elected officers Of the Eleventh Ward Greeley
and Brown Club: President, John G. Richberg;
Vice Presidents, ". J. McNamara, II. Lyman;
Treasurer, N. Kneeling; Secretary, Y. A. Nc
lntyre.
The following meetings will be held this even
ing: Seventh Ward, Bohemian Hail. No. los
Fisk street. Speakers: L. B. Otis, Thomas J.
Turner. Eighth Ward, corner Canal and Nit
cheu. Fifteenth Ward, corner Of Noble and
Cornell streets. Speakers: Carter Il. Harrison,
Thomas 8. Courtney, William r. Henderson.
Amaes meeting OF the voters Of the Eighth
Ward will he held at Gillies' Hall, corner Of Ca
nal and Mitchell streets, this evening, when EN-.
inent speakers will address the audience. 4
meeting OF the Executive Committee OF the
Greeley and Brown Club OF the ward will bs held
at the same place previous to tho mass meet
ing.
A special meeting of the citizens of the Second
and Third Wards will be held at South Side Head
quarters, No. 454 Wabash avenue; this evening,
a thorough canvass of the South Side the pres
ent week. AL candidates Of the Llberal party
are cordially invited to be present, business Of
great Importance to them will be transacted.
Let the people from all sections Of the South
Side turn out and organize at once for the fight.
, 1872-10-29
THE RESULT OF cARELESSNESS.

Several Houses, Barns, and Horses Destroyed
Through the Carelessness Of u Drunken
Tcumster.
The fire which occasioned the alarm from Box
l48 shortly before o'clock last evening" made it's
first appearance in barn at the rear Of No. a
Larrabee street, and, before the arrival Of the
fire apparatus, had spread to the building in
front and to the one adjoining on the
north, No. 16. The barn and it's
contents, consisting Of six horses and
q large quantity OF feed, was entirely destroyed,
involving loss Of about 90, 200. The property
was owned by Hermann Riechel, and was unin-
eured, No. Il Larrabee street, two-story and
basement frame house, owned and partly occu-
pied BY Matthias Branderbusg, WAS injured to the
extent Of about $1,000; insured for 81, 500 in
the Etna, of Hartford. The second story OF the
house was occupied as residence by Mr. Brandt,
rho loses about $500 on furniture: no insur-
ance. Branderbnrgs loss on furniture reaches
the same figure; no insurance. No. 16
Larrabee street, three-story and basement
frame building, just completed and about to be
used as malt-house, WAS badly damaged. 1t il
owned bv Mr. Hoose. His loss is estimated at
S2000. upon which it is believed, there il no in
surance. The fire originated in the barn, and it
is supposed by persons living in the vicinity that
It was started through the carelessness OF some
drunken teamsters, who we're seen smoking
about tho premises during the evening. The To-
cality is an extremely dangerous one for tire,
as it is surrounded by lumber and coal yards,
and cannot boast of = single brick house. A
first-clasB steamer and an active company are
needed there badly.
, 1872-10-29

BERLIN, Oct. 23.-There is a conflict between
the upper and lower houses Of the Prussian
Diet on the Country Reform bill, which provides
for local self-government in the rural districts.
The bill, which WAS adopted by the Cham
before the House of Lords at the beginning
Of the present session, and has met since With
determined opposition. The majority Of the
Deputies threaten to resign if the Upper House
refuses to pass the bill, and the Emperor has de-
clnred in favor OF it.
The President Of the House Of Lords was re-
oeired yesterday by the Emperor, who spoke to
him about the dead lock in the Diet, and insist
ed that the Lords should bring it to an end By
passing the measure which the Lower House
had adopted.
, 1872-10-29
JACKSONVILLE.
Important Sale OF Blooded Stock-In.
dicted for Granddaughter and maF.

Important sale Oh b1o0oed SLock-1ne
dicted for NIanslaughter and mnF"
der.
Special Despatch To The Chicago Tribune
JACKSONVILLE, H., Oct. 28.-At L. J. Hick-
rill's great auction sale Of thoroughbred cattle,
hogs, and sheep, 20 cows and heifers, and u
bulls, all Durhsms; II Berkshire hogs, and 28
southdown sheep we're Sold. The Il head
sM, ,185, being an average Of $3.50 per Head, an
almost unprecedentedly high price.
The Berkshire hogs sold brought prices rang
ing from 81 to s76 per head, and the average
was 1928 per head.
The southdown sheep sold for an average Of
$3.50. The sale occurred at Harristown,
Macoun County.
G. =. Difrenbacher, the Circuit Clerk Of Cass
County, who killed Ed. Milstead at Virginia, in
September last, has been indicted by the Grand
jury Of the Circuit Court at Beardstown for
manslaughter; and Conrad Kueirem, who killed
his wife at Chandlervil1e a few weeks since, has
been indicted for murder.
, 1872-10-29
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON. Oct. 2s.-The Licensing act closing
the drinking saloons in Liverpool till 9 o'clock
at night, WIS enforced for the first time yester-
day. and gnve rise to considerable excitement
The police dispersed crowd who made demon
etrations in opposition to the law, and arrested
several. Some plnces had colored fire, and
lighted up the streets, and the police we're
hooted.
LONDON, Oct. oB--A suit for assault and bat
terry against n. II. Davis, Consul Of the United
States at Cardiff, WAS before tho Court to-day.
The trial is not yet ended.
, 1872-10-29
SPAIN.

MADRID, Oct 28.-The Committee OF the
Federalist members Of the Cortes have issued
call for general meeting Of their party in
Madrid on Nov. II. In the call the Deputies e1-
plain their coursa in the Cortes; disapproye Of
the revolt at Fe1ral, and repudiate any coalition
with the Conservative Republican, Union, or
Radical parties.
Alta meeting Of the Deputies constituting the
majority Of the Cortes, it WAS resolved that
Leno Becerra's motion, for the abolition Of the
death penalty in political cases, should be with
drawn.
, 1872-10-29

EFHNt[s
new YORK, Oct. ga Paris special says that
Count de Chambord and his adherents in the
Assembly are making strenuous efforts to fuse
with the Orleanists, and, if possible, effect the
defeat OF the constitutional amendments to be
proposed at the coming session of the Assembly.
been received..by Theirs from President Grant
Oh the progress OF Republicanism in France, as
sho wn by the recent elections for vacancies in
the National Assembly.
Lamoreau1, Republican, has been elected
Municipal Counsellor Of Paris.
The Cure Of Havavil1iers has written letter
to the Bishop Of Versailles, rejecting the decis-
ion OF the Ecumenica1 Council with regard to
the infallibility Of the Pope.
HAvRE, Oct: 28.-The quays are crowded with
vessels bound for the United States. Ship
owners refuse to let them sail in consequence Of
10 per cent increase of duty imposed by the
United States On goods imported in French
bottoms.
, 1872-10-29

Removal Of Giles, Bro. & Co.
Giles, Bro. Co. will be in their store Nos. 266
aud 265 Wabash avenue and will be glad to SEQ their
fiends this Tuesday, evening, although owing to the
incompleteness Of their store, the general opening will
be postponed 1eW dayas