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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-22

Passengers and freight received foot of Caufora
street. Lumber, timber, bricks heavv maebfnetESS
and articles Of great weight or bulk not received
a neleht. IlckeIs soid esrner Camp and Common
steamer Frances. 6. W. r. BAILEY --'
General SUPERINTENDENT
myl General Freight and PASSENGER Agent
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-22

SUNDAY EXCURSION TRIPS ON TIL. RIVER To
AND FROM CARROLLTON.
On Sundays, the splendid lOw-pressure and faa.
steamer Frances. late Of MOrgan's Lake Coast I'M
leaving CalliOpe street wharf at Bis P. Ri At p
D., the Francis viii leave Calliope street wharf az
CaTrOlltOn; CarroltOn wharf at SIS P M aD5
WestwegO wharf on arrival of DonaIdsonviiIs 4rsi,
at els P NJ returning to CalliOpe street wharf
FARE oELT@TWENTY-FIvE CENTS EACH Wv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-22

By authority in the act of the Legislature, incor
pOraiing the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENfOCKY
the Trustees will give their
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-22
CHAN GE OF TIME.

On and after JUNE 2, 1872, trains of the
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE,
New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern, Missis.
sippi Central and Mississippi and Tennessee Rail.
roads, will depart and arrive as follows;
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Express. .......7:3O A. NJ Express p NJ
Mail. $50 P ". Mail...,..... q30 "
AccommOdatn.+:l5 P NJ. Accommodate 8:35 A. II.
Mail Train runs daily Express daily, except
Sunday.
These trains make
THE QUICKEST TIME
From New Orleans to NEW YORK. CHICAGO ST
LOUIS, LOUISVILLE and all intermediate citias
villages and stations.
PULLMANS PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING CAPS
from New Orleans to Memphis, Humboldt and Lon.
isville, without change.
A D. SHELDON,
Ticket Agent New Orleans
5. s. JONES,
Ticket Agent, Galveston.
General Passenger Agent
s. Z. CAREY
GENERAL Transportation Agent.
80. E. D FROST
" General Superintendent.
SUNDAY EXCURSION.
NEw ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD.
Commencing SUNDAY, June g, and until further
hotlcei an excursion train will leave the CaIlioU,e
street depot, at 7:35 NJ and, returning reach re
city at II P. n '-S
Great Reduction iE Fare.
New Orleans to
Premier, intermediate stations and return "a
Pontchatsula, intermediate stations and re-
AmIte CITY intermediate stations and re-
I
Magnolia intermediate stations and ret1rn ? m
+ z. FROST, General Superintendent
Je6 S. (. CARBI, General Ticket Agent.
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EXCURSION.

EEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD.
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LOST.

TT 0ST OR DISQUALIFICATION OF
H stock No. 233 of the Orleans Railroad Company
for fifty shares standing in the name of J. Segasse
and dated February l. 1871. Application has been
made for new certificate in place of the lost one
and every one is cautioned against trading the
above described certificate, No. 2S3.
iel9 BOT P. TISSUE, Secretary.
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F. J. HzRRoy, Secretary of State. ie1s Up
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-13

-. :. 4..s ssa u.
:. '-si 1910 = sw&ar
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-13

abominations a. 10 make the earth stand
aghast. Under these circumstances, it
must not and cannot be trusted, even though
the shouts for Horace Greeley are heard in
every Southern city, town and viliagei
" The voice 10 jacobs voice, but the hands
are the hands Of Esau."
Ny iettsr il already much too long to
allow mo space to notice your sweeping i'm
peachmsnt of President Grant. which 10 but
Q repetition Of your speech in the Senate.
Thrice you have slain the slain yet the
President will not down at your biddingi
In charging upon his Administration that
ct II marked by acts of delinquency, e.
pecislly toward the colorsd race, C) By the
side Of which the allegations ON the i'm
parchment Of Andrew johnson were tschni-
cal and trivial. and that, "unquestionably,
he deserves impeaehnent for high crimes
and Misdsneanors rather than 9. s.Teeambe~
zion, your extfGva8ance of spee0h 10 fts
best refutation. Tho blow il net felt BY
him; the rec0il 10 upon yourself.
II any valued friend separates from me
now" You say, at will be because he places
. man above principles" Pardon me in
ssying that think the very reverse Of this
will BE- true. The separation win be mainly
with reference to those principles and
measures which have made the present Ad-
illustFious, and 10 President
Grant only ~ enc deemed worthy 10 Be- in
trusted with masistsrial powers for an
other tsrm- The issues presented make all
mere personal considerations comparatively
Remember that "ths price Of liberty is
sternal vigilance" remain, faithfully
yours, VIZ. LLOYD GAEamoH.
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and yet 1 can't blame him, Juliet, when
l look at your sweet face"
The countenance of Mr.. Avenel was
slightly confused when he met his
nephew at the breakfast table the next
morning; but, further than that, there
was no sign of the discontinue he had
undergone. He gave Juliet an exquisite
set Of wedding pearls when she was
married, and congratulated Harry after
a very cordial fashion. But he never
proposed to Mrs: Hawkhurst, and as
she never expected anything of the sort,
no harm was done.
And everything goes on at Avenel
place just precisely as it ought. Mr..
Avenel keeps his housekeeper and Har.
ry has gained wife.
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Foreign Gossip.

ONLY rich mon in Europe can afford
ice. - sf1o
-, ~,
OAxDinAL n fArAiAz' - sA'o :" W tue
..r...;-..
an Aa1ri:al e c'r'u' 10 "elien""s sno
people OF he'p'e'
The coal fields of China cover an area
OF 100000 square miles.
CIV. 1LAscov. our Consul at Hayre.
has lust married a rich Paris widow.
-
NE oANIvNi, s1,u W 70 glo:'er
- ac.Iess .nsn e.tner ,.ss. ns:nei ~ "''''' ID
'e'''ne 'ne young i'aliAns ~ilo'
JOHN 8. CRUoER, . wealthy young
American, vii lshsrtly wed Mile. Metallic
Douse, niece OF President Theirs.
II ia leaking ont that tho ATTEMPTED
.ssasainat;on Of Amadeus was a Il mt
ms lob NOBODY has been hurt for II.
40 far
AN agent OF the city OF New w. orleans re
mas negouated loan OF $lo,ooV,OO IN
the Lonoon NarAes AZ ninety Genus on
the dollar'
MANY of the roadside railway stations
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Personal.

SENATOR SuNNER is suffering from a
pulmonary affection.
TIE st. Louis Globe has q colored
writer on its editorial staff.
Two DAUGHTERS of Ben Holiday, of
overland stage fame, are welded to
titled foreigners. ~
MAGGIE MIrcnELL, the sprightly little
actress, has Just had " christening at
her Long Branch cottage.
A YOUNG lady at Long Branch re-
ceives new dress daily from New York,
and yet does not half cover herself
when in full dress.
RosI EYrINor, Consul Buffers wife,
is about to return to the STAGE. When
Butler married her he was too drunk to
remember it afterward.
PAsaUAL CRuz, aged 95; Raphael
Duvelas, aged 106 ; and lguacio Salazar,
aged Ill, were recently called on off,
cially, and made note of, by "gentle.
manly census taker in California.
ANorHER delegation of Apache braves,
| including Sittire Horse, Red Thunder.
bolt, Paving Buffalo, and Leaping Pam
ther, il on its way to Warrington. Sit
ting Horse is no relation to Squstting
Bear.
Ms. DANIEL CHASE, of New Hampton,
N. H., braided l 300 palm-leaf hats be
tween July 4, 1871, and July 4, 1872,
besides doing all her household work
and working out frequently around the
village.
Mrs. SxcRErARY FIsH has received from
the Empress of Japan, through Minis
ter Mori, q box composed OF specimens
of all the different silks manufacturer
in the Empire, the handiwork of tn
Empress.
i A DErRoIr gentleman one hundre'
and Eve years cid has lately beel
troubled with failing Of his eye-sigh'
and his doctor thinks it's the result
|, smoking to excess for the last ninet
, years or 90.
MRs. HpRAcE GREELEY's health col
tinues to grow worse rapidly. She
. so feeble she cannot stand, her lowt
. limbs having been partially paralyse'
. Her physicians think she cannot su
: vive the year.
! TIE following politicians are or ha,
!. been editors o. papers: Henry Wilso
: Co.fax, Grats Brown, Senator Anthon
10 Stoakei Blaine, and ,, Congressm'
y Bepoks, Cox, Roberts, Kinsells, Roo
y y yer, Hpwnlow, and Geta.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-13
The Three Bells.
BY JOHN G. WHITTIER.

~ ~O%-As es hhfAhs.
Beneath the low-hung night cloud
That raked her splintering mast
The good ship settled slowly,
The cruel leak gained fast.
Over the awful ocean
Her signal guns pealed out,
Dear God! was that Thy answer
From the horror round about? -s
Two ce came down the wild wind,
50 Hoi ship ahoyl" its cry: I'd
Our stout Three Bells of Glasgow
Shall stand till daylight byi"
Hour after hour crept slowly,
Yet on the heaying swells
Tossed up and down the ship-lights,
The lights Of the Three Bellsl
And ship to ship made sisnals.--. .-qr
Man answered back TO man.
Whiie Oft. 70 cheer and h0nxfnx. ..-s'
The Three Bells nearer ran;
And. the captain from her taffrail
Sent down his hopeful cry.
Take heart! hold on!' he shouted.
"The Three Bells shall stand by!"
All night across the waters f.
The tossing lights shone clear:
All night from reeling taffrail ~
The Three Bells sent her cheer.
And when the dreary watches -
Of storm and darkness passed.
Just as the wreck lurched under,
All souls were saved at last.
Sail on. Three Bells. forever. ,ra-
In grateful memory sail
Ring on, Three Bells of Rescue,
Above the wave and gale!
p
AZ thine. in night and tempest.
hear the Masters cry.
And. tossing through the darkness.
The lights of God draw nith!
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Fault. f4
'CARrErs bought by the yard are worn
out by the foot. se-----------------.
Cool proceeding-An ice man eloping
with Q nice girl.
A HINDRANcE to marriage Govern
ment tax on matches.
A SURE way to make an impression
Fall down in the mud.
MICE harm the cheese when they can,
and the girls charm the he's, and they
can't help it.
An Alabama editor mildly alludes to
his rival as ga reservoir of falsehood
and an aqueduct of mendscity."
The latest suicide was that of . Wis
consin girl who could not induce her
hair to curl. She had heard her lover
say he dotted ON curly hair.
"RxxEnBER who you are talking to,
sir n said an indignant parent to face
tious boy; 81 am your father, sir p
Well, who's to blame for thatf' said
young impertinence; "'tisn't me- 7g3
A LADY WAS urged by her friends to
marrs q widower, and, as IN argument,
they spoke of his two beautiful chill
dren. Children" replied the lady,
" are like toothpicks-a person wants
their own" -5S a5ia
The Elmrra fire engines lately turned
out and played four hours on . window
in Stanwix Hall, and they used up half
the canal before they found out it was
only q red-headed man from Auburn
asleep in the room. "s'-'
"WHAr can be more narrowing TO
your soul than the thought Of wasted
oppertu mites ~ asked teacher OF .
bright boy. "a peg in my boot har-
rows my sole more'n anything else"
replied the bright boy. a-
A BARBER shaving thin-faced man
put his finger into his mouth to push
out the hollow of his cheek, and hap
pening to make slip, cut through the
moor fellows face. aOh, curse your
lantern jawsr' cried the barber, I've
cut my finger" H a;eiCgs
| WHEN you see two young persons
seated in the center of . pew in church,
l you may make up your mind that they
| are engaged, or going to be; but when
one is at the head and the other at the
foot of the pew, you can immediateiy
determine that they are married.
l AxAN sold q farm the other day ~
"perfectly level" The buyer went TO
look at it, and found mountain on it.
s But" said the man, the land will be
perfectly level-after you take the
mountain away; / sell you the land un.
derneath, and throw in the mountain" !"
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W., -. ......s S.s~-1'-. 's,sa 8, 8
- Witnout nais ne; noaeht hse. fsti9
ana ev2 ey, nng. nr Or r1an, s.s g3'sss
A11feo IN ms oess ne c9o9us -. .ia'I s5'7;i51
oncB noneets uuet e1o klno. - nes = tts ! - a
see rs pretty IN ~ ieaSofe: EissiA
And u she!i only many ne. - - - =
wen DO the hsppiese OF cfeaSufe. - esltat
-, -, - $500 60.
And Noticing his easer hrry. -....1 ,s5is-s
Bad: Son. DO esut1ous Soe won't Mess. i e.
Dont he N such . precious hnfsys ~ y :
hSr nmiiy are nos renoTnsd 80. .-ss-s. - . =
Tor being quits AZ meek - 4Ceeas = - y
And some Who married IN + fo1nd - y.
9 NO end OF tnorns smong the foeea. ~. f..si.e- y
. f.,s,s -
In ail ne wsys p Ytts inysptsd " - i.s.ss, s-t,
bqf s9 oosen tI1cks nod taea: 90
H1 own eoco nafpfe sore 49, .nsss.ss
I9e nors 1e t4a11 20 @AAe ~ 49, 81 -
lSeee lzxE - 11ss -, - ~ - -
ous ong s1asSSS ~ 81 49, =
- a. eon0 oi "oenuso esua2 fs.,J- -.
sr. ~
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Tna vine cannot b. cultivated su6.
cessfally In clay coils, says M. Becsserel,
uiiless IL 10 trained W = otshsidefshls
heilht
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starved to Death.

Died from exhaustion through want
of good food and proper nourishment,"
WAS the verdict Of coroner's jury at an
inquest recently held at Wansworth,
England. The deceased was . farm Ia
borer named James Sewington. He was
honest, sober, and industrious. In good
weather he sometimes earned eighteen
shilllnes-about $4.50-a week but IN
rainy weather his wages were much
less, and a. consequences his rent got
io arrears and his wife and family were
almost without food. Anxious TO get
ont of debt and to support those who
we're dependent upon him, the unfor-
tunats man deprived hinsev-hero a.
he was-of the food necessary to sustain
life, and at last actually died from star
vation. ';igsi r}fiTa
Il il stated that this man was but one
of class which numbers tens Of thou
sands in England, who, with their fami.
lies, constantly hover on the verge q
starvation, no matter how faithfully
they may work to the full extent which
their opportunities offer. II this . 20
it is certainty most deplorable stase o
things.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-13

TIE children's kingdom-Lapland.
WHAT is often found where it is notf
Fault. ~ -'si = ~
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bra .3oan; rsesea ars s. i.sgf
go ;7efssi 7.S s.i -
-. 1.7 fscEsa fsIsi1 ts-.g .-szt.s..se--
<-.a- -sS-s.sl ~.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27

An alarm OF 6Ie about noon to day was
eccasioned by the roof of Messe & Arm
ssrong's -four and feed store cstchisg fire
from u fue. When discovered Il was bl.z-
ing sta lively rate. famed by . stif breeze
from the South. Mrs. and Miss Armstrong
succeeded 10 extinguishing the flames on
Toe insids Of the building, and the Gre was
put out on the ROOT by Mr.. Armstrong and
The nsighbors. The damage was light In
this connection we wond urge on our citi.
zsos aud business msu the necessity Of fre-
qusnt examinations Of their slove pipes and
hus', aud see to it that they are kept 10
thorough repair, Otherwise disastrous Ore
may bs The ultimate result. Let this mat
ter bs attended to Ut once. The history o
The past "buraings cut" should prove
warning.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27

We were In error last week when We On.
nouncsd that the we'll on the Connor farm
had bsen pumping for some days. The fsc'
10 the workmen only commenced to tube 1t
on Thursday Of last week. While the drill
log prosess was being continued large quan.
titles Of oil flowed from the hole, and 1t 10
expected to prove . good we'll. Sutton
Brown, Mcfarland and Others. are the own,
ere of this we'll They have saso' about 80
acres leased on favorable terms 10 the i'm
mediate vicinity. II this STRIKE proves good
1t will develop and bring into market large
amount Of new territory. OilneuS Jonr-
nal.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27

Samuel Msnross has started up an old well
st the mouth Of Hickory Creek, although II
does not yield largely, yet sufficient to pay
him for pumping portion Of each day.
Mr.. John Siggins, Of Tidioute, with some
other parties, contemplate putting dswn q
we'll on the Msnross farm about one and .
hslf miles from the river. West Hickory
Greek hes. years ego, produced and It is
supposed that paying wells may again be
'sund on the lower portion of the Creek
Tidioute Commercial.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27

ASAD FALLING OuT.-H 10 indeed . sad
falling out wAen,' after years Of the closest
intimacy, the hair parts company with the
head. Fortunately the lsmentabls sepsra.
tion may b easily prevented On d the twain
more closely united than ever by . timely
and systematic use OF Lyoa's Ka.hsiron, the
most potent invigorant Of the hair and
promoter OF its growth and beauty known
to modern phsrusacy, Il completely ohvi-
ates the dry and parcbsd CONDITION OF the
roots Of the bsir. which 10 preliminary ITO
its coming out. hy supplying the precise
d. gree oil moisture requisite to iis prrserva.
tion In healthy state. 1t is the only tris
dissolvent and evSporant Of dandruff aud
other Impurities Of the scalp, wtoss pres
encs is injurious TO the hair. ASS beauti.
fer Of the head the KAthairon has no equal
II not only increased the quantfry Vi thu
hair. but improves its quality Immediately,
imparting q iustrOus appearance aud silky
texture which are exceedingly attractive.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27
NOTES OF THE DAY.

A Jsrssy City man insists that bs hss 90,
the principles ofa successful flying mach
lee.
"The word impossible 10 The mother
tongue Of I!ssls scuIs," saidi Lord Brouyh.
am.
A million dollars 10 gold, according to the
aaurss o. the miat, weigh just about two
tons.
A returned traveller talks about estipR
monkey sutlst aud parrot pies In South
America.
The mining rsturns OF Nova Scotia show
sn increase last year In the product Of the
coal mises Of SO, 900 sahs over 1870.
Peshtiso Company have now on hand IS,
oO0,O feet Of logs ready for saving. Ths
company have their new store 90 nearly
completed that they intend to occupy 1t this
week. This 10 encouraging to the Peshtigo
people.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27

A Janesvills. (Wis. paper tells ofa young
couple go thoroughly determined on uatri-
mony that, without delay, they prove twes-
ty.thrss miles il an open wagon, when the
Thermometer marked II degrees below zero
to get . certificate. They bad their hands
feet, noses and ears severely nipped BY frcst,,
but after thawing out, were successfully
united, and boldly drove back In the biting
cold on the return journey of twenty three
miles.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27
A c,.,.l.pd dressusker has turned the

A Clevelsnd dressusker has turned The
enormous psuisrs now In vogue smsng the
luxurious daughters Of fashion to the ser
vice Of mate ch.making mothers. Under its
annie folds she coucssls . steel trap, which
when some:curled darling Of fortune sqaeea'
e. The waist Of the wesrer, catches the arm
10 aser.nts dslictu. or courss the various
members Of the squeezed ones family
bouucss 10 upon the squses'r, and, unable
to fisht or fly, he 10 forced to pronounce the
words which gives right to squeeze s'ns
die.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27
A copy Of the Meadvills Republican, da.

A copy Of the MssdvilIs Republican, da-
ted August 26th. 1871, reached US yester.
day, having been nine months on the road.
It probably had visited all the principal
cities Of the world before reaching Petrole-
um Centre, and must have been delayed by
the heavy SHOWS on the overland route. We
learn BY 1t that tho city was full of stan
gers, that 1t was raining 10 liberal qusuti-
ties, and that court adjourned that day.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27
The Faded Violet.

You gave Il me long years ego
10 the shsdowy evening time.
While the clouds stole round the moun'
tain>side
Aud the bells rang out . chime.
The blossoms listened st our feet,
The trees stopped from above;
You said, "This flower will ssy for ne
All ,ha. my heart says-'Love,'"
'Tis long ago; but have yet
That little faded violet
And life was OF its blitbest then;
The world ne'sr sssmed 90 bright;
Fer the sweetest story ever told
l listened 10 that night;
And often, often, when slons,
I've kissed my violet blue,
And said, ..E'en ss keep my flower
So will my love be true"
Alb me! 1 have It hidden yes,
That little faded violet.
We parted long, long months ago,
With not sign TO tell
ThA, once, in far-off happy days, w.. w..
We two had loved 20 we'll.
We parted With few cold words
We tive who Oft bad said
Net oil the world ehould come between
Ab. well: the love was dead
The love wss dad; but yet, but yet
keep my faded violet.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27

10 shsp in Pittsaeid, Massachusetts,
tbera rests on Its block 40 anvil that has
deue duty for more than three hundred
ysars. 1t is % sound to-day % It was In
1888. when Eltweed Pomeroy, after weld
log for the Stusr,s the ponderons horses
shoes Of the same pattern that his ances tors
had made for many generations for The
Tudors and Plautagenets, grew tired Of
taxes without law, and work without wages
and taking bis anvil, sai,ed for 9 New
World. A def workman, he thrsve in the
settlements, and left bis anvil as an heir.
loom 10 bis d esceudants.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27

Among tue injured by the late terrible
railroad accident near Johustown, was our
iownsnan, Mr.. Isase Phillips, Of the we'll
knowu arm OF Phlllips & Boylrs. Mr.. P.
wss 10 enc Of the sleeping coaches which
WAS thrown down the bank. aud fortunately
ssosped With only u severe brsisiug. W.
are pleased TO learn be will soon be able to
W about sgsiu.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27

The Warren and venaueo road 10 pushing
things. Over fourteen hundred men are
now st work on the road asd every day
adds new bone and muscle 10 the force. Az
this rate. BY the time We get done making
other railroads on paper and BY rssolu. .ions,
tbs locomotives Of this Improvement will be
whistling up snd down the valley Of Oil
Creek. f Tituaville CoMrfAr.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27
LOcats Notices.

.. N. PettenyiIl Il Co. ~
Park Row, New York, and Geo. p. Rowsll L Co
Advertising Agents. are the sols agents for the Pc,
roleum Centre DAILY REcoRD In that city. Ad.
vsrissrs in that city are requested to leave their
favors with either of toe above housss
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-27
REGISTER AND RECORDER.
CoRNPLANrER Marcl


EproR DAuY REcnxD will please an
nounce that JAMES W. SHAW will be . candi
date fo- denomination for the Office Of Register s'
Recorder at the ensuing Republican Primary Ne''
lion.
Mr.. Shaw Vas private in the Army OF the 70
ion and lost his right arm in our own State at he
battle OF Gs rysburg He II Competent. prompt ana
oblicing, andhas gwen entir. satisfaction 10 lN
business pubIcas IN officer Therefore having oe'h
disabled In the service Of our country, but oelns
we'll qualified for he position, anchavnR the rola
srge as an officer. his re nomination VIII oe ur."
at our Primary Election on the hy@t
NEAT NENANoo u VNII