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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-10-19

The demand for this worl; viii We m-
mcnsc,as the country is teemin@ vii" trH't
of all kinds, and the cry is how sia.' #s
save ii Tor future use?
This can be answered ctfrctually in the
many pNyrs of this little but Useful book.
Ii i, cheap Mt ten times lis price.
PRICE ONLY 81 CENTS.
For sale ot SMITHS
Temple of Fancy,
A. North Market Street,
iuly oO-tf Frederick Nd.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-10-19

y SCHOOL BOOKS,
SCHOOL. BOOKS -
Used in the Schools of Frcdertrl> CITY
and county; also, States, Pens, In ,PIrc@,
Ink stands, Rubber &c, &c, g., III II
rcivrd and for sale low, At
SMITHS Temple ot t'1"..,.
SEPT l4-tf ,t';''..>.., -.''..
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-10-19

Il UBLIC SAL f.
TIE subscriber as Agent for the Heirs
of CATlIARlNE W. BlGGS, late OF
Frederick County, deceased, will offer at
Public Sale AT the Western Maryland llo-
tel, in EmmitShurg,
On .<u',ut2,y, October &c, 1872,
Att o'clock, PM, the following described
Real Estate:
A HOUSE AND LOT,
No. 12i in Southeast end of EmmitS
burg, Il two story frame house with three
Rooms below, three Rooms above, with
passage front on street % feet with back
building and basement under main build
inr; and kitchcl under back ditto with
well of water at the Kitchen Door; also,
"A Barn with Thrashing Floor, and Stable
Room for three horses and three COWS
Lot front 20 feet, depth 100, with side
I@IIcy.
Y" \ Workshop - stories igh is
a>t1ch",l to the House.
Wrlry& IF ~'s.--Omctiirl cash in hand;
the balance IN two equal annual pay
mcnts, notes with approved ,ccurity, bear
ing interest from date; and on payment Of
the Who'll" purchase money, Il rood and
sufficient deed VIII he executed by the
Tiers
Purchaser to he at the expense OF
stamps, etc.
SOLOMON ERINE,
AGENT for the Heirs.
oct. 5-tS
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-10-19
TCONOMY IS WEALTH !
DON II BUY BOOKSl

saw L MON Ely
by Looming a Book from
SMITHS CIRCULATING LIBRARi
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

wtpxgspaY June S-BEEvEswib barely cattle arrived
will be
e, eTp at CommuBpAs well those due the
ofher mar It places Beef hun to-day -
YEaI CALVEs-The supply fair ~ svHg Foryeghthst
s br Hums Elliott sold 80 huttennks lao 10 Sc $50 m
vs, ma las n 7c l26 Of l550R 7e 20 Of l65 at
and 10 of ia n st Sfe. - a, ,.,,-,,,, 80 a. j..
a. sf az mill las H. at &c. The market good
sEKP AND LGHBs-ArvAs yesterday LIZ with M today VII;
- ese Al Communipaw and Foryeghthst and each al Forty
ebthgt and Washington Market With this scarcity Of sheep the
t i very Arm and prices rather better lots Of 50 selling readily
N n sn be an EASY 7ie for fat 80 n sheep Lambs
% ng n freely and lower selling Al lOdl, with few
eziTas a. lJic. ,v p.,...N se, oAt. -. ..-..,.s ~
a. sif,1g buTer. weighed The n AL at
7e 50 roab 45 10 Pennsylvania lambs lO 1S good Ieey 52i ID,
Kse Co sold ls Jersey mbs sesa D. At l2c and 7s of D.,
U1ms EBo at ghths s State laubs 5OI b at 2e
J. kirby sold 80 Indiana sheep % b aee t5 Ohio 7Gd d. at e
M 40 g 5 ao Kentucky l02 b both lots at 7tc ~ kenucky
lambs 46 h at l0c-, and a. do, is ib, Al l0c
Isdso, Henry Washington Market Is Jersey calves
6 10 al le d. 80 b Ric o. Of zl D at lJci aud " prime
e6 n. II l3lc ooo, . a., .- - -.
Fore Comnupaw. Prices have advanced at the West
there Yesterday about &c was AIDED to-day Ihe
geaersi pices weTe q a6c. for dressed
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
MIDLAND PACIFIC
RAILWAY
FIRST MORTGAGE
z PER CENT GOLD BONDS.

T.. bonds are issued at the Of per upon CON-
PLETED ROAD from NEBRASKA CITY. on the Msloun
River LINCOLN, the CAPITAL Of NEBRASKA Tho distance
between points about IJ miles and this division OF the Road
Ia operation and earning than all the interest on
Its Bonds II rereraes EXCEEDINGLY Rich AGRICULTURAL
region with UNLIMITED CAPABILITIES for production aud n1h
needed for sbadan market TJ need has been 50
much felt LOCAL SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THB AMOUNT OF
$4,000 MILE HAVE BEEN MADE facilitate the extension Of
the Platte River which Is in process
construction MIDLAND PACIFIC forms part Of direct EASr
AND WEST TRUNK ROUTE being rapidly built from Urbsna on
the INDIANAPOLIS BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN RAILWAY.
in Illinois, through VERY RICH AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT
DBSsELY POPULATED Tor the greater part Of the way to Grand
Isnd the Platte River where junction made with the Union Pa
ec Railroad This ne Glo miles long, formed Of three links OF
which than 200 MILES COMPLETED force Of 1000
engaged vigorous prosecution OF the and the ENTIRE
LINE 10 to be FULLY COMPLETED IN lg71
The roads composing this trunk ne JUDICI0USLY LOCATED
AND ARR UNDER THE DIRECTION OF S0MB oP THE ADLBsT
AND MOST SUCCESSFUL RAILWAY MANAGERS Of the country
Being the interest Consolidation must follow and thas form
strong combination railway Denes Of route greatly In Its IA
vor III miles distance between EewYOrk aud San Fran
existing line TIE MIDLAND PACIFIC with the broad
Ofero and productive land tributary It, with Its close ALL
the Missouri and Nebraska Railroad and the anapo
lis Bloomington WESTERN EXTENSION be taxed to
fullest limit accommodate local and through business Shipments
OF products By this road will lead the WEST well 10 the EAST
recommend these Bonds which FIRST LIEN COM
PLETED road prime security PERFECTLY sAPB, and IN
RETURNS much desirable for investors than Government Bonds
Present pnee, 30 aud accrued interest in currency.
Coupons payable Feb and Aug l. In Goh free OF tar In the
City SewYor All marketable securities received eIchangs at
fall Bonds be registered without charge Pamphlet
circulars giving full information be obtained from the under
signed, financial Agents OF the Company
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Iyerof June sll n-CotOn opened slrOBgi Hdthbg Up.
l.s Il0iiid Aicdg orleans iL Ihe sales Of The day are
-, sttl Al 800 The total sals 0 Cotton yesterday we're
Of which sold after ~ regular close Of lbe afAe
Lfvpa rooI June 81 D. tl.-Coiton h ftfOnE 80.
ST BOnols for Dt ngg ~ Tor he eecsi3 VI
LiyEEroOL JuRe 5-2 be Bresdsaa market Is quiet Corn
27iD y qsarlcf. ,-,..o, a., ,- - o,t a
,f r he account Ued NgefNen bonds 1868 5 1908
oil ell, lD67s SJl Tn-f0rues, s9je -. -
LIgiKP0sL June SIS uCoton closed strong hthg Upibds
1tid IA ue Ofesrs 4DliId The sle the asy have been
nos hs es aealg 40 ior cioa sat eEpr. Relnse Pc
tro.eUl. lJorl41 per gallon.
PAts June 3-B m.--kertes closed ct i3t IDe
JOvpOy J1se 6-Rnssilu lailOs trmcr II ~ p cst
Io. 5-Eres.g.-Lnseet Oh, 4Ji o. y ton Spirits
LsEarssl jane b-Evsnps Recon. 31 z sEt Tor stOrtRb
Mddiet
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per Norm I'lrfr VeENT5 ana Na'Ir0ads. =
Ie sc pkgs 10 pigs BeeswsI 29l2 bales Cotton 495
Jb Copper n pigs Dried Frat $40 b6 Egg sSl5 b6s Flour
gOl bus Wheat bush Corn 81 lf bush Oats, 800 bush
Pes z b1h Rre 100 bills Meal Meal 65 bales Pax
bae. Hemp Hops 3O89 Hides $40 bales Hides lO7 sides
ser <93 bs Spirits furpenne SO 65 Crude Topntine ii
bb Ts bbk Rosn 81 pkg@ Pors 21 PsgA Got Meats "
pkg era pkgs legs Lard 800 pigs beann S5Ol
nsg l $50 pkgs Cheese ~ pkg Taos, 81 bbls Lard Oh,
4i pkgs Rice III sacks Silver Ore go pkg starch
"a IA ALnx Tobacco, 3AI pkgA Tobacco, t6I bOs
uhisl, - bars wOo. $50 1igs Lead. 6I4 bags Sumac
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
proposals.

LASsiSs, Michlsan. J
ITO MASTER BUILDERS and CONIKACI-
OkS-PROPOSALS will be received BY e Board Of stas baia
iog a. their Ohe 10 The Cy oi Lansing uatl
10 MONDAY the sth day of Jay 1874. II osloci
" 'NBW CAPITOL BUILDING
IN said CITY Lansing accordance with Pns and specs'n Ho-
0le In said omce ,.,.,-.. -
sun Of 0 with suee 70 be sPpry By the be, eouauoad
.t shall be awarded him. DO VIII cnie toto
contract IN accordance WITH hs proposal
An proposals be sealed and uiOfsed Proposals. for banning Va
MIehlssn CAPITOL" addressed he Board Of StAc budng
Comm szonefs, Lansing. Mich
Board the h 10 reject of 81 ~ the BIDS saonfe
proposals received vii be cQaei The Ouce Of he boai %
TUESDAY jail y 1917. AZ . o'clock -
An niorsuoa In iuln Ne obtained the Ohes
Of the Board. n 2. BALDWiN. Ooyerlor
r. q. 0ROSyRNORl 6as
JANIS SlBAHRR , nn'ltng
ALBX CuAPOrOE } Coz oisAo.srN
| ALLks L. D0gss SecIc,stJ.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
Bankers throughout the country. and from the un-
dorsigned, who unhesitatingly recommend them.
TANNER & Co, Bankers.
No II Wall-st.. New-YOrA.

The net earnings Of the CHICAGO, DANynIE AND
ytxcrNNEs RAILROAD are now nearly double
4he interest on its bonded debt. We have sold
Sl.9O0OOO of the Z Per Cent First Mortgage BONDS
within A few weeks, and offer the small remainder
at 90 aud accrued interest.
W.B. SnArrUCK & Co.. Bankers
2S Nassau-st., Now-YOrk
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
THE MARKETS.
lc.r.n.l, repor.ea I0r Tnn ra,sryn.I :

WHDNKsDAV. June D. l0I
SureTe resots today packages Pots are very Guo'
nat pes are salv 81 IS or 100 ~ Poos are du ana
C6TTON-Spot fir request aai steady a. ~ a,AV @ oo
~ NJ fael last evening bales to aye incuahy ,tS
samsion s spocuton end 2io transit FoISu w t,1
vanee ic early In Of which aneWard lost 80
delivery (sd Mddug) the ales have been IS az a.
evening sfet mJune 200 a. e NJ nouee o a. a6 1Sec
l50l sept a. 200 at "a l-l0e wv AZ Sc
Dee 800 Total 600 bales Sales iooss up k 20O at Is
Size 26le st25lc, 100 s26se sS 1Ss y 80 AZ
ll-iGe 263c 20 9l6c s. M az - IL g - ~
poe o Al 27 6c 20 at 2Ic Sse so Hte 8" az
7iCo LOO 27ic. 100 at 2Be 600 At sloe o s. SO
q 7ee 500 at Pc. 500 at ziSl 80 q st slto sSS AZ
"a SIec 2le 800 2llc 500 at 24se O az ~ 5S
p 96c l0 at 24e. l50 at 2e 100 I "a ss. % Nv 100
2tfc 100 Al 2fc 2lic "a i6c Oct, COY a. % ~
al p 3c Pc at 2o,, 800 at 22c 100 at y S S'
100 at p lllc; Nov 5O at lsc 100 az Elc Dec ~
20l 400 at 2c 100 at cole 200 at 2Osei total ziO oA
-. fasa lO - ha We eouOfcs
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06

Chestnut stallion Bayard, sired by imp. Tom. Crib,
dam by John Bell. withdrawn after bid OF s2oO
having been mado. Quite number of second hand
wagons were disposed Of at fair prices.
The weekly sale of horses, carriages &c. at the New
York Sales and Storage Repository corner OF Twenty
hftb-st. and Fourth-avc., will take place tomorrow
rhursday). tho 9th inst. at IL am.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
A Safe Investment.

Paying over II per cent per ;snnum.
We are just in receipt of last in
stallment of the Bonds Of Greene
County, State of Missouri. Only
about fourth Of the whole issue
(S4OO,OOO) of above Bonds remain
unsold, which we continue to offer
at SOC. and accrued interest. Bonds
mature in 19 years. Rate of inter-
est, s per cent, payable February
and August, at National Park
Bank, Now York, free of tax
P.mpss,s &C. With f particulars any fathsr Information nr
u.hod Spsn Application, either Psl.oasl, o. By sisI
~ wv GYlSkR, JOHNSON DAY B,nseuJ
No. 10 WsllsL. heH'fotk.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
Eeaal Nptlce5.


CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the
application Commissioners Of the Central PARK Tor aaa IN
bebs the Mayor Aldermen and Commonaty Of thr S Of new
Yoh relative 10 opening Of certain avenues roads and Paoe
cuae or places laid By the Commissioners OF NE Cena raIs
OF ard Assessment In the aboVeenutrd natter
htrshv ve notice occupant r occupants
Iou epO improved unmproyed lands aneeied eD Aho
10 all Others whom IL may concern; .--... - A.,
Ff That have completed estimate and assessment ana thA
interested these proceeding or In anJ OF s
bebv aud be opposed to the same DO present. nei1
In w5ing duly verified JOSIAH sUlHbhA NJ Eq o NAAi
man Al be oce of Commissioner Nuinber " oom
Hc 3 In The CITY NcwYok before TIC J oAs OF Jche
,e5 w h,t We IL es viii bear ptfuss - leca
S lie ten weekas uert sr tie all 1877 d4s Of June ~ arg
f et puruo. he aeGdnee ~ os SAID cAce On eaen san
ten at 10 O'Clock a. 81, IT.. - -, ,,
.ti, wit sr unp. also all the ahdavts estimates and on
e,.a wbch were BY making repo nave been ae
pese In the ne Department Of Pahhe Wor IN tne NT O'
E - ,hsre 10 remain until the 26th day OF June, lss
5 Th he embraced by the assessment soresah are as
tos. "a M All certain lots parcels Of ena bounded
~ ~ h. the line of One hund red aud my I'm sieet on
by the center Ice o. Forc street, % lr eis o ue
@ ~ line d Fgt avenue end tie west BY tie iiuAou River "a
"a tg f creeping heefOm ~ he land roN occupied
s "A "a A = Load track by The HUDSON River Rsled Company,
J also aegefrom the land ng etseen hsah ami Nn1n
sxrnue- irl seruy seventh ant Bght, .afs, reets
Eh, al ou viii BE- presented "a The supreme
c al de state u NsWYork Genenl Tern thereof TO DO held
~ 0 day Jay l the opening of the Court on that d an
st then thereafter counsel can be hca thereon
pooa will made The said report be eouluned-Da1ed NeH
YoTk MAJ O. lgTa JOSIAH SUTHERLAND, Il
'V'' ' WuLIAMC. 1RApHAGBN, Commissioner
CllARLss h. GRAHAM.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
COTTON MARKETS.
une 5-CoiOn In fair demand and prices have advanced

COTTON MARKETS
5C0ii0n In fair demand and prices have adTancel
ST. Lor1s June s-Cotton nOmu,li Middlipgs, 25le.
PBuApEIPHiA 5Cotton quiet but frmi MtdHrgs 27tc
MoBLE June 5-Cotton quiet and fmj Mildngs 25ei net
receipts 81 sales, 200 bales; stock. k1 bales
LorIsyIILE June 5-Coton srOng Aiddings 25c
sSyIyEAH June 5Co,on que, hmi Mdng 25d25ici net
receipts l53 bales; sales 240 bAlesi stock 752O bales
NEw-KLEAss. June 5Cotton nonali hding Psi net re-
BAiTIxoRR June 5-Cotton strong hddngs 2c net eeepts
bales; grOss. el5 bales l2O bae sales $50
bales; evening, l3l bales stock 5,69l bales
WILMINGTON June b-COton Grn Mdtlngs, 2c stock 1859
bales.
eepts eIporto Great Britain ~ bales stock 49s2 bales
MEsPH June 3-CottOn active full Pces hddngs 25tG TO
EoRToIE june s-coton firm; Low Mddings 25c.; ne.
bsesi erporcOasw 81 bses sales 50 bsles stock
CHsTIEsrov June 5-Coon finn; Mi5pgs 25l,; receipts
&c eIpOrcOsstWse 1868 bses sales 50 bsesi stock e
Augusta steady Mddug 27lc net receipts 81
Boros June SCon steady, Nddpgs 27lc net receipts
bales; gross l29 bales sales 800 baes stock, 1900 bales
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARKBT-JUSE5.
today including reported TO arrive 23I
7 week The has been large aud the
excellent quality market strong and full s active yeserda
wee for good cattle head changed hands, sales Of 7O6 head
Illinois from 6 70 500 D. AZ 50 q to o. 5O 10 head
Ing H. "a Ohio ranging from M to 64 ~ at
Sc Sc i64 Indiana steers from Lag 70 1y 10 81
86 IS Cheokees, averaging O5 b At 30 2s 81 Bui-
averaqiag IS Illinois sters. LOIS Il, at
80 M averaging 06 h, at $S 7j % Illinois
oke averaging sS b ct 81 2S ~ Iowa steers averaging SJ ID
sHREP-Receipts to-day including reported arrivals 1900 hedi
dull and dropping and not fairly opened WITH prices ranging
Toledo do averaging % 10 ST 30 9 45 Indiana clipped averaging
Hoas-Rep to-day IIOO he'd; steady 81 2i sales
Of averaging b $50 head averaging 2Oj b and 80 hesd
Averaging Z15 10 at - 2A
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
DOMESTIC MARKKTs.

PHuiDrtpA June 5-Flou dali downward tendency Super
fps S6a &c 75 S0S7 z5 Wisconsin and hnues0a hfR
FsmiB o. IS, STATE Indiana and Quo DO ~ we S' PanY
sI0 fsaGI 10 Wheat dulk Bal ~ u Amber. 81 u. kIeb
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
HoRSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET

HEw-YoRK. Wednesday June s. 1872.
The inclement weather doubtless checked ell
possible activity in the general market and trade
dull throughout the day. - .,
fair attendance congregated under the shelter Of
Messrs Barker & Chase's City Auction Mart and New
York Tattersas and bid lively at tn stock brought TO
the hammer. The prices realized ranged follows:
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
gorpora,ion Notifies.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to all parties
~ Interested that Commissioners appointed under char =
Laws l2 viii meet e SiIh District CoarRoom on lRiDh
EVENING June u at u O'Clock, for the purpose OF exn "A
int, reAaS 70 the etirlt, snd sWrif
made b tie MAYOR &c. Of the city fHewfok with ne following
yno fhyaa-kwd eona Nov % 1870 for pivipg With Stsvs
fo nd HOa pavement Whie BIolda W. Broadway 18th
East River 6tas tasv 70 Hudson River lst
9Th ave- to Hudson 2thst 6se 10 liuson kur Jhsts
Shave 10 Hudson Rirer t0t Hadison-sge % HID on Ryes
b. Quk-Sptea coBtei iorieg, &C., 3hst fom ih 70 SA
wr. BalAwrrd Of contract Tor payrs lh t ave 20 Ave
nuo A. yOciAh :, ~ ~ * ,sds. ~.
G. IA $ WILLIAMS. Cierk ID JAQJES
DUBLlC NOTICE is hereby given, that
4 ueeting Of tao BOARD OF APPORTIONMkNf AND AUDIT
constituted Chapter, ani - Of the Laws o s vii be he a
The once OF tue Com Ciy of NewYork THURsDAr
June s IS72 Il oecs r. mDste1 sewYork June s. g78
ANDREW n. GREEN, Comptroller
gkD NJ COuu of Pubic Works
FkED. LAW OLMSrRD Pres. Dept Of Public Paris
Boap Of ApportionmeDt sad Asht
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
pDattbeS, JeweIrp, etc.

ERANKFIELD g. Co., Jewellers, 209 Sixth-aver
and 80 Shave, 2ohst we WI se q. egs,
watches French and Ameceh co
sterling silver VeDad before altering aud enlarged
our stores and factory neIt month.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
Che Gurf.
Alarble ano 6ldie maniels.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
n. ING WORKS l54 and 80 Bast Bghtesnhst Marble .nt
ante Tng Marble Counters Monuments AZ pnee thai
defy competition. Mar6le turning for the trade
A -REMOVAL.-S SLATE MANTELS, MAR
"A. BILE MANTELS WOOD hAHTELS tne hne assortment eve
Wes TweDty-thirdsL ST. 4. Is STEWART a %
MARBLE, MARBLEIZED MANTELS, MON
Nl UMRNTS esds;ones superior workmanb ats KbABEk
Co.'S 5s,L Broadway and shave Designs OF aDplcuon
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06


bali grade above O below the grade quoted -,.-.a
COIPEE-Tbe favorable Rio adyoes BY telegram baye
the market holders bouyant idlc advance win
Other grades strong in sympathy With he Io, ~
S500 has s per Catherine; 800 do Bio per San gs1o %
bsr. me- spfb Arca; North American @ Oo 70 a.
rive per Rearer; E00 Laguayrs, b1ee 90 CO. NstS
as svnv aboat MaTabo and other large SAes o h0
not reported - - , =, ~ 4. ,uo.o ,.4,ve and We
notice stes feeling grades Family brands are seoy ana
request No and SuPehne more 1Sv AZ 'ne e0' H
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
90 AND ACCRUED INTEREST.

The Road ran from TO the Detroit River snd the Eastern
link in the new AIR LINE FROM BUFFALO TO CHICAGO and b"
been under construction past by rroad men who
lave seen the necessity for STEEL RAIL- LOW GRADE SHORT
ROUTE between great railroad systems which dvege from lineage
Toledo and Buffalo
Among builders othe road by whose cash subscriptions 2o niles
tout already graded bdgd and psd ready Ior he
sape1sruciure ge part the steel rails bought all oil the ma1erA
for the stations and the equipment purchased se
MILTON COURTRGHT, JOHN ?. TRACY. DAVID DoWs' WIN
L. SCOTT, HENRY H. PARNHAM, Il. A. FORSYTH HENRY Poh'
TER JOHN NJ BURKE M SYKES, B. f. ALLEN, all diree-
tors either Chicago Northwest or the Chicago Rock Island
and Pacific; GEO oPDYKR Of the Midland Road JOHN ALLEN
SIDNEY DILLON DANIEL DREW. J. S. EASEMENT, J. j.
CASEY S. CHAPMAN JOHN ROSS, DAVID STEWART and T.
H. WINSTON
THE ROAD WILDE
SO Miles Shorter than any other Road,
either In contemplation between Buffalo and CheaSo anu
will o shorten distance between Toledo and BurAo 2J miles
THE MAXIMUM GRADE the entire line does not exceed FIf
TEEN FEET to meand NineysK per cent Of tAe Ioad ID
STRAIGHT.
ROAD WILL BIZ COMPLETED and runniss order on or be-
fore Dec 81 Of ihisyeN.
The principal Of the bonds payable ether In NsEYOrk
London, or Frankfort
We confidently bonds to oil classes Of nTestorl
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-09

Severity Ia neither required cor practiced
BY successful tanners Of wild animals. There
ia no course Of treatment that so quickly and
effectuslly subdues the ierocity OF savage
beasts or birds of repetitions of kindness. -
Even lions, tigers, the grizzly bear of CalN
fornia, and the polar bear may be taught
acts Of obedience by simply gaining their
confidence. As soon as they are satisfied
that no harm is intended, of which all car
nivorous animals seem to entertain an. iu-
stiuctive apprehension at the hand of man,
they become dociIe comparatively, as far as
compatible nuder deprivation OF liberty,
and regard lin ss friend. Fear should
not be excited. A single blow is never for
gotten, since ever after they stand on the
defensive; nor can their distrust bo over
come with some Of them by years Of te ded
intercourse. In the process of breaking
horses and oxeu, which simply means teach. i.
ing them what is expected Of them, neither
whips nor chains are necessary. Repreti'
tions Of kinds acts, with sof, words, never
fell Of being understood by them.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-09

From Nj. o. F. Schoublom, vice-Presi-
dent Of the ST. Louis d TitusvIlIs Mining
Company, We learn that all the stock 10 the
company has been taken, and that active
devslopmeuts' of their coal mines iu the
State ol Missouri will soon commence. The
coal on their tract is thoroughly impregua.
ted with oil, and It is the intention Of the
company TO have the coal mined first. and
then suhjsc. to process similar to that ID
use In the old country for distilling oil from
tho shsle rock. The affairs Of the compa-
uy are under the management Of Mr.. James
Burns, On old resident Of our town and q
practical and experienced miner. Friend
Schonblom appears sanguiue that the con-
psny's tract is rich In mineral wealth, and
We sincerely trust bis hopes may be realiz.
ed.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-09
Gold At l p. m. ll316

Or NEWS. "A new we'll was completed
on the Hyde farm, upper Bennehof Run,
Oh Friday night ilsst, and testing was to
have commenced yesterday The we'll 10
owned BY the Octave Oil Company, Of tt
tusvllls, and had City feet of q very fine
quality tsand, similar 10 that found IN tho
McCray Hill and DaIzell farm. When the
tools were down for the last time the bale
had nearly 500 feet Of oil 10 It, A 6d
well is confidently expected. The company
have now three weIIa pumping doing re-
spectively IS, 20 and u barrels per day.
They have also three wells drilling in ad-
dision to the one completed Friday, and II
% their intention to commence Awork' On
several others ct once. This newly devel-
oped territory 10 gradually approaching Pc
troleum Ceotre, and We look for important
results before long.
The well 90 tho A. Pierce farm, owned
BY our townsmep, Messfs. Woods, Irwin and
Egbert, will be completed within the next
ten or fifteen days, aud asit 10 located 10
the same line with the hyde farm, the re-
suit 10 watched with great anxiety BY oper-
ssoTs, and should it prove favorable many
new wells will be stH rted at once.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-09

A correspondent Of tho Titusville SUNDAY
News, writing from this place says: "a
rumor has prevailed on our streets for dsy
or two past that the Central House, Of which
Messrs Cross Il McOmber are tho popular
Iandiorda, was coon to be closed. We are
pleased 10 state the fact that such is not the
case. The closing of this popular house
would not only be serious Inconvenience
to Our citizens, but would also bs regretted
by the nsny travellers who have bad oc-
casion 10 psr'ake Of the hospitality
Messrs. G. L NJ"
All Of which Is true to the best of Our
knowledge and belief. The Central has
always been among the best conducted
house in the region. and Its closing hould
he anything but satisfactory to our pee
pie.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-09

We have not the least doubt but that not
many rnonths will elspse before nearly all
the old territory around this place will
again be made to produce oil ia paying
quantities The history of the region
proves IL, aud also proves the theory adj
vanced by us here totore, that oil was cou-
tinitaily generating in the bowels of the
earth. and that played out territory would
again yield oil Five years ago the Fnuk-
vile Flats were abandoned, the oil having
oil been pumped out. Now there are six
wells pumping yielding an average produc.
tion Of 60 barrels per day. The same may
be said Of the Sherman Flats, which are
now producing over 100 barrels per day,
and constantly increasing. That much Of
the other territory could and will eventual.
" produce again there is not tho least
doubt