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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-22
DIED,

On the morning OF the FIST Of June, CORA REL 7
ABBOTT, infaut child Of j. r. and Mary A. Ab-
bolt
greatly miss thee. f-f
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MILITARY NOTICES.
EXCURSIONS. 40

EXCURSIONS, .Sc..
T O. q. T. .>,&,ss4saz:
GRAND EXCURSION SSs$Ss:
]>>zIffvs>>
To WEST POINT. GIVEN BY
FRIENDSHIP LODGE, No. To- /. o. q. F.
VIII leave for West Point on MONDAY. July LIST,
IS12, and invite all sister Lodges to participate with
her III The procccdnesof this occasion. ii Is Tor inc
benefit of the widows and orphans of deceased odd
Fellows throughout the city, The cars wi leave the
York River depot At o'clock \. NJ. and returning
arrive IN Richmond at i. NJ.
4 band of music will be In attendance.
TICKETS: Gentlemen. 81: la'iicS. Soc: children,
CSC. Can l'r obtained from the committee.
Strict order will he enforced.
JAMES II. COGlllLL, Chairman.
W. s. GILMAN.
". }. STEPHENS,
JAMES RI. GIBBS,
JOHN PITT, n....... ...
JOHN u. PEARSON,
JOSEPH I. BRIGGS,
10 % eodit - Committee
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m~5- POSADAIIS.-"LTF OF THE

Gy ROSADALIS.-"LI LIFE OF THE
FLESH Is IN THE BLOOD" The blood circn-
lates throughout the SYSTEM, deposIiipg new flesh,
tissue, and muscle, the old becomes effetE ana
disappears. If the new material be corrupt ana
unsoupd II Is evident that the system will not per-
form Its duties well some part another will be
like l-ltting machinery, that works uncrenly, and
creaks aud wears out of shape. in this way the
body becomes the seat " suffering and disease. AS
these are but the effects OF impure hood # is cyl
dent that to the blood the mode of cure midst be d.
rected. II Is here that the ROsADALIs has lis
value and reputation. tpurifes the blood. ltputs
the origin OF the gradual renovation that goes on
throughout our physical system on 4 sound, pure
healthy basis, and thus brings robust constitution,
even where hope OF relief has fed. tcl7 e"d"w
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SHELBY COUNTY, ALA.,l

- 4....s q Sepfcih9er Il Isgss
Dr. 5Ysliidm TX Tint: sIr. hlthcaghlI sm an d.
D.. and naturally hoetiIc to all nostrums, yet "see-
ing Is believing, and feeling Is the naked truth"
must say, from actual observation that your Liver
Pills are all you represent them TO Ike, aud little
more besides. shall always recommend them.
tt, ar LII, .,gs, ]. E. DENIM, Md.
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE promotes the growth Of
the hair. Je 2s-deod&wlw
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The very large number of doubie-thrcad machines
ex changed for the WILCOX & GIBBS machine mas
compelled the company 10 arrange icr lltlr,et d5
trade gales at auction Of these socal!e1
lock -sttch'' machines. Country dealers buy al
these auctions and sell to their customers who soon
Become tired of their purchase, aud trade uit,n'
thread machines are thus becoming sort or eircu-
Ia ting medium To purchase .s-,i
WILCOX < GIBBS MACHINES
with AT . late auction at 33l broadway, n. " ESQ
of these captured machines weresold BY the Wilcox
& Gibbs Company to start on thelr oia rounu a1a
come hack to I've eyca nged for the reliable W LII
cox ( GIBBS MACHINES:
A full stock OF WILCOX q GIBBS MA
CHIMES kept on hand for sale, exchange, ana rem.
Streets RlchDiond, Va 49, ,,,,e,t
an 20 -r-- JAMES r.. a. Llppc.
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EPECTAT NOTICES.

sT pHYsgIAHsa USE THEM In
THEIKRRAc1aGE.-ft5s Almost universally tho
easskhst phyheisas contEamn what are generally
known go "Pasent Medcines.' Although DIR.
TIfTT's trvEEsPLLR1 rs NOT A PATENT
MEDICINE, yet its ostfon 1.-THE resultof years
of study IS known only TO himself aud so paIpablc
are their valuable curative properties that very
many OF the first physiciahs irf the souts snd West
have adopted them in their practice, and recon-
-usendets them to their patients.
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WOOD AND COAL.

,DEST FREE-BURNING ANTI r \
ID CIrE-Egg stove, ami Nnt-aiid extra CUM
BERLAND and CLOVER HILL COAL, AL KINDS,
clean aud full measure, at companyS prices, ter
dealers hotels manufacturers and families. Best
cooking COKE. Dry Heart-Pine and Oak kindling,
cooking, and cord WOOD cheap.
MIR. i. H. REIES is with me and asks his friends
patronage. .; n. a. 49,,
IN l-rO(l3m
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Approved and prescribed by the most eminent
physicians In Virginia and North Carolina as tne
"BEsT, PUREsT, AND MOST ACSEsrAnLE
TO THE STOMACH" A fresh supply Jast aessiSeo.
MEADE & BAKER, f
importing Pharmacists,
ann el9 hfain street. Richmond, Va.
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MT REAfOYAL.-MEssRs. WILLIAM
THALHIMER & SONS respectfully inform their
friends and the public In general that they have re-
moved to their NEW STORE.
No 1913 MAIN STREET,
where they open OH
y WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10TH,
..r with large and attractive stock Of .l
sEASONABLE DRY GOODS.
Their motto shall be-
GOOD GOODS AT VERY LOWEST PRICES.
Soliciting continuance of the patronage hereto
fore bestowed OF them, they promise excellent bar
gains In the future. - -..-
WILLIAM THALHIMER & SONS, 49,.
No. 1913 Main street
ic1o opposite the post-offce.
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500 MAIN STREET RE rxcu ,e,, ,,,,rr,

GPECIAL NOTICE.-The creditors of S.
~ II. Burnham and OF Burnham II Gordon, con-
tractors, Chesapeake and Ohio raroad are required
to forward their claims to the undersigned ut Cow
ington, Va, by the 18TH DAY OF JULY, 1872: Ac-
counts must Ne itemized, and to each must he APP
renetf KfidaSit Of correctness aud that no part
y. ROBERT Z. PARRISH,
10 !s-aW ~ Trustee and Attorney At Law,
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A NTURACITE COAL.-This day Elnding
N per schooner Julien Nelson 100 tons FRANZ
LIN EGG; and STOVE GOALS. Those in want Of
a choice article will please send In their orders.
, WRIT ROBERTS,
NH II corner Seventeenth and Dock streets.
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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-14

DIDN'T WANT TO BE AN ANGEL.-A visitor
TO one of our Sunday school, short
time ago, perceived one little boy, cover
ed with perspiration Of buttons, singing
~ want to be an angel" with such vigor
and earnestness that he grew red in the
face. Watching for that boy to emerge
from the portals of the sanctuary, the
visitor called him aside. He told that
boy that he had observed with what ap-
parent heartfelt enthusiasm the scholar
had screamed out his anxiety to become
nm angel. The visitor told that boy
that he would give him half dollar
If he would say honestly II he wanted to
be an angel, aud ii not, what he would
like to be. The scholar looked solemn
Tor moment, clutched his half dollar,
so as to be certain OF that anyhow. and
said he believed he would like nothing
better than to be captain of canal boat.
1t seems to BE- wrong to compel these
ambitious children to tell fibs while they
are singing in Sunday School.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-14

The Chicago Post says, on the subject
OF the amenities of street-car travel in
.naa clty: Men are always more polite
" women than women are to women or
men. a half dozen women. occupying
,he entire side of a street-car at an early
hoar IN the afternoon, will not stir an
iucn or move feather to make room for
ANYBODY. The woman who enters then
VIII have to stand; the audacious man
must put his hand to a woman's should
Of o.; 70 make her move along. In fact, 80
.mpoiite are women that man is SUP
prlsed to hear himself thanked for the
surrender of his seat"
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-14

THE DIAMONDS Arizona Citizen,
OF October 18th, comments as follows on
a dispatch concerning the diamond coun-
try; 1T is decidedly cool-espeeially the
frozen ground" in Arizona at the time
referred to. Then the assertion that a
patent to mineral lands can be obtained
secretly, Is "too thin" to tell anybody
hnt Idiots or men wholly ignorant of the
plalnest provisions OF the law, as the
essential prerequisites to patent are
pnolc survey and prominent designation
OF the tracts therefor; public notices
with diagram of the claim of the iuten-
ton OF the claimants conspicuously post
ed upon the claim, and the notice adver
USED IN newspaper for sixty days, and
other public steps, all of which must be
sworn TO iu advance of the issuance of
patent.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-14

PERPETUAL NOTION Petaluma
Argus. after full consideration, feels
justified in given the public further in
formation concerning the alleged discov-
cry Of new combination of motive
power; equivalent to perpetual motion. ;
The inventor is George F. Allen, of
Petaluma. He claims, ON admitted sci
entifc principles, that he can by a
mechanical application of hydrostatic
and pneumatic pressure produce ma
chine with greater capa city than steam
engine, aud one that will not only be
sef-acting, but that is capable of multi
plying its own capacity. In fact, the
only limit to its capacity is in the
strength Of material from which said
machines are constructed. The inventor
Is taking the necessary steps to secure
his invention, and oomplny is being
formed and will incorporate under the
style of Perpetual Motion Engine and
Machine Company" A small assessment
OF the capital stock will be levied to raise
sufficient amount to construct ma.
chine to test the application of this, the
greatest of known forces, and prove 1t to
be all the inventor claims--a great dis
covery or great humbug,"
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-14

ar ~ VIII be remembered that the late
nSs Sarah Q. Lewis, Of Braintree, in
yer will, bequeathed the income of her
mousse and furniture, and an allowance
VI wo dollars week to Mrs. Josselyn.
T, 1Sr the care of favorite cat named Otta.
u!l:, nals novel bsquest has been carried out
un''' Yesterday, when the cat died of old
.se' The house and land now become
IL ;ue property Of the Universalists parish
west Scituate, in accordance with
cript. o''oA faiis
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-14
II is stated that a fog-bow was recently

oha ~ Is stated that a fog-bow was recently
observed at bIaldon. Australia II
sam,n p"nned the heavens from north to
w,a uu'n, ana to the eye Of the observer it
,h;s. s ~ the base Of each column about
;u;sty ;;u;rty ieet wide, the size gradually dim
aai,shlng till at the apex of the bow Il was
any ~ few inches. Unlike the rainbow
~ o,ta uaa not the slightest tinge of color
I.aer than white, neither was it so reon-
two VI even In form. At the same place
tSt ts,t shocks of earthquake have been
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-14

. tht 4 crust Of bread, pitcher OF wtaer
ne.s "tCncN tcn roof and love, there is happi.
or w.. ..n .or you whether the day be rainv
ths sunny. Sy. II is tEs heart that mskes
pot..o ome, whether the eye rests on a
F@'0 patch or flower garden.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-14

.noa English Catholic loyalty has found a
sfts, fsesman sn In Archbishop Manning, who
s;on IN eloquent sermon ON the occa-
nros;S :! opening a church at Manchester.
prds,aed prSs at banquet; and reversed the
"ss ouss.o oi Catholic toasts by giving the
~ueen first. and then the Pope.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-14
House and lot For Sale,

HOUSE OF THREE ROOMS, WITH BASE,
i ment, and Lot 2sxl00 feet situate on
Cedar street. about 100 feet west Of the Episco.
pal Church. Fur partinulars, apply at the
JyJl-H " ELY RECORD OFFICE.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-08

There appears TO bs no change in regard
to the sale OF oil by Fisher Bros. to the
Standard Oil Co., better known as the So.
Imp. Co. The shipment of the oil has been
postponed to await the sstion Of the Exec.
utive Committee OF the ,Producerss Union,
which meets at Oil City Tomorrow. That
the oil interests of this region are 10 greater
peril from the aot Of this iraiter than they
have been a. any time during the excite
msnt, there can b. DO doubt. and that It
bebooves every producer 10 Ego to the
'front.' In this emergency and take . "hsnd
10" against the enemy 10 beyond doubt q
matter of the utmost importance. The
South improvement Company as4 corpora
sion may be dead, but Its 'mantls has fall.
en- on the shoulders OF the Standard Oh
Company. and the sooner the oil producers
understand this the better 1t will be for The
region. Lot every man who has the inter-
ests OF the region at heart in the least de-
gree, attend tho mass meeting at OH City,
70 morrow, and assist in devising ways and
means for frustrating this last attempt Of
he enemy, assisted BY Fisher, TO secure q
Fso'hold, which, once gained, means utter
ruin to the oil business. II the man who
has thus basely sold out bis friends to the
monopoly, stands in the way. lot him be
swept to one side With the common enemy, i,
We must not give up the battle, but contiu-
ue 10 fight to the bitter end
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-08

The State Superintendent Of Common
Schools, Mr.. Wichersasm, has issued q
timely circular relative to the election o,
county, city and borough superintendents OF
schools, which IL deserving OF the most
earnest consideration By school director,
Unfortunately, however, in many instances.
school directors are so utterly incapable,
that any suggestions on school questions from
those who, BY education and experience are
entitled to make, are stidiously unheeded.
Mr.. Wickershsm states that within the next
three years Pennsylvania will have one mil.
lion Of children ito educate in her public
schools, and that at an annual expense OF
tea million of dollars. Whether these chill.
dren shall be we'll trained or otherwise, aud
whether this vast sum shall be judicously ex-
pended or not, Mr.. Wickershaln says, dc
pends very much upon the character of the
men selected for district superintendent.
In view Of these facts, be desires 10 Impress
upon school directors and citizens the i'm
portanee OF securing the very bssr men that
cau be found willing to accept the Office OF
superintendent He urges, and very prop
erly, too, that all exiraneous considerations
should be laid aside, and the choice of su-
perintendent be determined by merit aud
merit alone. AS before remarked these sug.
gestionp are timely, and We hope tbs &C
directors of Venango and neig boring coun-
ties will pfve them that "a rpiui cnne;,}oro.
ton which they demand. \
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-08
GATES BACK SUCTION ?GE'
vENT0R. ..,
TRJUHPH, Feb. ), Ib's'

xr.-lnn
MEssas. ANDRxws b &Co-GENTIsn,xHD;VVIa.. DVI.EN ;Va.EN
used one Of GATES BACK SUCTION IM n.s N All
TORS, can confidently recommend le sI",. ts.t Prs
who have occasion to use the came, as ~ eil VA
veptor of Back Suction on OIL Wells ou. ~, pu.
90 small that ii hardly paid to run n,nt;rinN ~ pkE
ting on one OF Gates BACK sUCiiV. y. '. eood
VENTORS the production was insresseu S.ct;on Pre.
paying we'll. Before we put the bac1 g. oa nnmp tho
veiitor ON the WE'LL we invariably nto " ~ il for
we'll two weeks before we could restore b;s Is 20.
arely obv lated by the We Of the r1even,U Ss Co
TRIUMPH, Jan. So' ''', -.
MpssRs. ANDRxws b. Co.-HavinG SsTsTiVN
tested the utility OF GATES bACn ,bs post
PREVENTOk, We consider them one ~. q. an and We
useful Inventions ever made for oil "9n., . having
think we arc capable Of judSing OF tnei bioe, and
three on our wells We can now o,a~ "a the sane
when they are replaced the wells Preyeptx
an befsrs drawing. thus showing tnat '"0
effeclually prevents all ingreas OF slr:
Yours respectduly, 4 RrssBI.
MsssRs. ANDREWS b Co,.GEMrrTs.;RA GMT.; RACK sCC,
certify that have used one OF "a oe 4 hi hlane
TION rKEvENTORs, on the Lee e, do witout
Lease. Economic Hill and wouius I mora than u u
1t at any price, - it will 90 ssncb nccbrerfy recon-
mend L to all Oh Operators who nave A''
tion Wells. x Dr..
ridiout., Tcb'y .. isfa -taw aui
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-08

!. D. o. F.-On last Friday evening The
officers OF Petroleum Centre Lodge No. ZIG
l. O. o. f., who had been previously elect.
I'd for the ensuing term OF six months, were
regularly installed into their respective of
fees T. II. Martin, OF Franklin, D. D. G.
N. of Vsuango county, was present with u
competent corps Of assistants, and the exer.
cises are spoken Of as being Of that pecul-
iarly interesting and instructive character
for which the Lodge is go justly noted.
The following are the names of the prsss
ent officers:
N. G., Albert Glenn.
V. G, Benz. Allen.
p. S, Jas. X. Elliott.
A. s., Ed UFlaherty.
Treasurer, Il. G. Pollock.
The following named members were ap-
pointed 10 the various subordinate posi-
tions.
ST. Warden, H. A. Miller.
Jr. Warden, Morris, Heron.
Conductor, W. A. Keller.
Outside Guardian, Robt. M'Laughlin.
Inside Gurdian, J +. Pollock.
T. S., N. G., L. II. Colum.
L. S., N. G., Harvey Mallory,
r s., V. G., Jas. Mclaughlin.
L. s., V. G., A. s. Smith.
R. S. S., John Cushing.
L. S. S., A. A. Bowen.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-08

40. Of U. Wa meeting Of dls!in.
Rniahsd members OF The Ancient Order Of
United Workmeu eoo~sass to Warren, Ohio,
tomorrow svssing. Ths occasion 10 ex-
psctsd 10 DO one sf psrtieulae interest,"
Mahoplog Lodge No =. Of Ohio. u located
1t that place, and the meeting is intended
TO take place In conjunction with that oi
the Ledge. Joseph Aoorbsad, G. II. W.,
~. Kefsr, G. o.. and A. L. wynao,
members Of Liberty Lodge No. =, Of this
place, leave te.uorrsw morning to be pres.
sut, delegates from Lodges in Franklin,
Emlsnton, Aeadville, New Castle, and
other places will join them ou the route and
o. thsie dAsttuAuon.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-08

The Standard Oil Company, of Cleveland,
successors to the South improvement Com.
pany, ire -eadiag in their agents with soft
words and plausible arguments, for the pur-
pose Of prevailing on the heavy producers
to sell .hem oil. No longer than . week
ago Rockefeller eclared to gentleman of
this city, prominently identified with the
refining and producing interests, that the
South Improvement Company conld work
under the charter of the Standard Oil Com.
psny, and predicted that in less than two
months the gentleman referred TO would be
glad to join them.-rOil City Ex.
Wonder if that gentleman isn't Mr.. John
J. Fisher?
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-08
Wanted a Wife,

The Rontlout Freeman says that very
respectable young lady Of Saugerties, New
York, has had her reason completely rssior'
I'd lately, as the following incident shows:
She discovered in some paper an ADVERTISE
ment, purporting to have come from high
ly respectable (worthy and handsome, OF
course) Christian young man, desiring some
young lady TO correspond with him, probably
with . view directed toward matrimony-
Now, as she was plain country lass, al.
though her folks were well.to-do people,
she was by no means one who should "waste
her sweetness ,,on:: the desert air." so she
concluded TO answer. In due time reply
came, and as time passed on the letters be-
came more and more affectionste. AT last
affairs came to crisis, and the young gall
liant was invited to come aud see her. He
did come. But, alas! for Der hopes and
fancies Of delight, he came dead. But the
joke of it was, be had to 60 two or three
miles out of the village, and every house he
went to he inquired If Miss---livsd there.
Being tight, be would generally state the
object of his visit to her, and would read
her last letter, and then pass on to the next
house. He made out to arrive at her house
at 10 o'clock at night. The old folks were
absent, but two sisters were there. The
meeting can be better imagined than des-
cribed; suffice it to say that the cores
pondent has ceased.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-08

The following is a description Of q "Dolly
Warden, 80 popular just now with tho la
dies: "a Dolly Warden " q moire antique
dress pattern, and ia made of some material,
aud 10 cut bias at the top and bottom and IL
trimmed with Honiton polonaises and tube
roses, with peplum running two chains and
three Links to the south west from the start.
ing point, Ground the skirts Of civilization
and pinned together with self acting safst
ty pin. The figures are so large that it take,
eight dress patterns to show them of to ad-
van iage."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-08
PKOTUONOTARv
REGISTER AND RECORDER

Co1N7LANTER March 23d. 1872
EDITOR DAnI kEcoAp-You will please An.
date for denomination 6r the Office OF Keps,.r ~.
tiOn. ''""'y A'ee
Mr.. Shaw was private IN the Army OF the r..
ION and lost his right arm In our own State Al n,
battle OF Ge tysburg He IL c,mpetent nromn, sus s
oblieing, and has gwen entire satisfaction 10 n.
business public as an officer. Therefore having been
disabled ~ the service Of our country, but bsn,
well qualined for the position. aud having the conf
large as an officer his re- nomination viii he r,S
at our Primary Election on the day Of
neat VyrAxu6 Corx,,