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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16
INDIANA DIVORCES.


Specimen Of the Facilities Afforded by
nOOsier 1.egislRtiOn.
The Louisville Ledger is responsible for the
following
A woman in indianapolis was in poor health
and fearing that in case she 0hOuld die her
husband would obtain the control of certain
property that she possessed, she visited her
sister in Louisville, Kentucky, in order to car
ry out scheme which she had projected to
prevent it. While staying with her sister she
crossed the river TO New Albany, where she
rented house for three months, and on this
transaction based a residence there. She then
instituted a suit for divorce, after which she
returned to her husband in Indianapolis
About year ago she received \ telegraphic
despatch requesting her immediate presence
in Louisville in consequence Of illness in her
sisters family and showing this to her hus-
| band, he readily consented to second visit to
that city. At this time she again went over
| to New Albany, where she received her decree
| of divorce, which she quietly put in her pOck-
| ct and carried home. 1t is possible that the
Husband would have never known what had
taken place, at least during her lifetime, had
he not excited her ire by insisting one day too
much on his own way rs the head OF the fam.
| lily; upon which she very curtly informed him
that he need not try to tyrannize over her, a
she was not his wife, ,at the same time produc-
| ing the documents to prove her assertion. l.
| The husband was more than astOnished; bu
| he insists upon it that such Il divorce as tina
will never stand, in which opinion he is prob
ably about right.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16
WHAT IT COSTS.

It is we'll enough, occasionally, for.us to en-
uuire into the cost Of our very excellent system
of free government-'the best the world ever
saw" The census figures for 1870 show that
the total taxation for State, county, and city
purposes has increased from ninety.fOur million
dollars in 1860 TO two hundred and eigty one
millions in 1870, an actual advance of 800 per
cent, The Federal taxation for 1871 yielded
into the treasury three hundred and eighty-three
millions This added TO the local taxation gives
SIX hundred and sixty-four millions az the
amount of taxes collected directly from forty
millions OF population for one year for the sup
port of the general and local governments. Tbs
- at the rate of SIG so per capita for every mem
| Der of The population or, estimating five persons
| t, the family, $s2 80 per family. But in order
| to ,scertain the total burden actually imposed
upon the people by the machinery OF govern
ment, We must add to the direct taxation the
further amount which is collected through the
tariff as bonus to "protected' industries. This
amount is estimated at three hundred millions
per annum which raises The grand total OF tax
es annually paid by the people Of tho United
| States 10 nine hundred and sixty-four mllllou
dollars. The total Indebtedness OF States, c0un
ties and cities in 1870 was eight hundred anG
sixty-pine millions The federal debt was CIV
en- ON the first of the present month At two thou
sand two hundred aud ten millions. This give
a total Indebtedness OF three thousand seventy
nine millions, equal to ten per cent. Of the to'a
t nominal vallstion of the properly Of the coun
. ,ry. The annual interest on this indebtedness
is less than one third of the taxes directly col
. lected. Summed up, the total annual burde'
!! imposed by government machinery. federal AM
d local upon the people of the United States, ma
a lie stated as follows: For interest upon indebt
/ eJness two hundred and twenty million dollars
AZ /, bnnus to protected ind,lslries, three hun
q dr-l millions; for the direct maintenance c
5 government, four hundred and forty-four mil
lions Richmond Enquirer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16
Sure Death TO Rats, Reaches
and III other vsrmin: DURT'S PASTE. sold by
ma,ap-ln WALTON.

A. T. ALLDERDICR. No. Ill shipley street
stiii koece on hand:a great variety Of Woven Wire
of ReHe0. enlvanised iron. 6c. Also. makes Gal
vaaieod Wire Guards for store. and factory door
~ Vlndows at Philsdslphis prices. Call and ex
Amino NJ samples janl2tf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16

Coal. Flour and Feed Of all kinds sold on commits
sisn. Alpo, Ill kinds of flower. field and garden
SEED Public '1.eTr'siL A. szLIbRsbiTE iIf!fsf
,sn114f No. Ill Shipey street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16

An Illinois doctor gave patient opiates, and
then eloped with his wife.
None Of the girls at the 81. Louis normal
school wear waterfalls, and all wear dresses made
of calico.
4 citizen of Albany recently deceased naa
left seven thousand dollars 10 be used ia iranslat
ing the Bible into the Japanese language.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16
Perfume Atomizers.

An elegant, pleasing. simple and useful apparatus
Sor dilnSIne perfumery in the most economical man
ncr. soe1tine the clothing. handkerch and hair
and for making cooling and soothing applications OF
VSfer or other liquids for headache inhamed eyes,
bSrps sensitive surfaces &C.. also for disinfectng
and perfuming the sick room. For < M sale BY
E. BRIN0nUkST Il CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16

The Spectator ssys'that in lovability Mazzini
surpassed almost al living men.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16
Am 4 LECTURE
G& TO YOUNG MEN,

JSN Hsbhsksd. IN q Ssoied ksoeiope. Price cents
"A LECTURE on the Nature. Treatment snd
hodical Care VI SpermatorrhOel. or Seminal Weak;
pen. IavoluntsPy Emissions. Sexual Debility. and
Iapediments 70 Marriage generally; Nervousness.
Ceueenption. 1pilspsy. and fiiE Mental and Ply
u k0SSkT J. cULVRkwELL. M. D.. author
~ the Green Book" 10.
. The orld.renownsd author, in this admirable
Lecture. eleArly proves from his own experience
teee the awful consequences Of Self: Abuse may Be
o4ooeanlly removed without medicines, and with
cot dangerous surgical operations. koueies instru
nents. fings. or coTdiais. painting out mode Of
~ e o.ss s:,;:in and Sy waoS ..
syf4 hiaself ehesp!y privately, and rsdicnlyI ~,
Sd5As55,U, 5hAfsS55UsSS skSSD H.a6 Hr.da66usxSSs sxSs BOON to
0eet 1naee oeal, to any address, In plain sealed
e1veIepe. On The receipt Of six cents. or two post
- eeaApe.
He. Or.. Cplvsrvslls Marriage Guide" price
s'ss' Assr;si sHas tss Pfs.!'f = fHsfI.tNR Ell CO.
~ eesssy: Msvs York. Post Once Boz. A'"ss'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16
FURNITURE and ' enltlan Binds

e
No. 40 KING STREET. WILMINGTON. " DEL.
We respectfully inform the citizens OF
Wilmington aud the surrounding country.
~ that w continue to man ufScturr and keel
lon hand Ut our large and long esta biished
warerooms, Furniture of every ,sriety and style.
consisting of Mahogany, Rosewood and Walnut
kuruiture. suitable for psrlor. dining-room and
chamber uses.
Our ssaortment ofFurniture Is as large andvaried
can be found in Delaware. and all articles sold at
eur establish mont are warranted as represented.
vsnitian Blinds of tho most fashionab BILE designs
1sds to order and kept constantly on hand. We
also monufacturo and constantly keep II large as
sortment ofSpring. Hair. Moss and nusk Mattress
o.. j. ~. N. HARMAN.
tnl Al0 King street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16
Tn Z EVENTIDE.

goes forth unto his work and to his labor an
til the evening --Ps. l04. q.
The stream Is calmest
When 1t nears the tide.
And flowers are sweetest
At the eventide, ...
And birds most musical
At close Of day,
And saints divinest
When they pass away.
Morning is lovely
But h0lier charm
Lies folded close
In evenings robe of balm:
And weary man
Must ever love her best.
For morning calls to toll,
But niVht brings rest
She comes from heaven,
And on her wings doth bear
holy fragrance
Like the breath Of prayer;
Footsteps of angels
Follow in her trace.
To shut the weary eyes
Of Day in peace.
All things are huShod before her
As she throws
Ger earth and sky
Her mantle Of repOse;
There is a calm. a beauty.
And power.
That morning knows not.
In the evening hour.
Until the evening"
We must weep and toll,
Plow lifes stern furlOws.
Dig the weedy soil.
Tread with sad feet
Our rough and thorny way.
And bear the heat
And burden of the day.
Oh! when our sun is setting.
May we glide.
Like summer evening.
Down the golden tido;
And leave behind us.
As we pass away,
Sweet, starry twilight
Round our sleeping clayl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16
2toam Atomlzov9.

For the Inhalation of atomised fluids in the treat
ment Of chronic diseases Of the throat air passages
and iuneS Being self acting they produced an even
and continuous dow Of spray without Inconvenience
Or labor, During tho past two or three years we
have supplied several dozen of these atomzers and
HI most eases with very satisfactory results.
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16
PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON BALTI
L MORE kAlLRoAD.

EC1AL n.
On and after WEDNESDAY. October 18th. 1871.
q passenger car will be attached to the freight
train leaving Philadelnh,a at 10 p. m.. tor Will
mington.
The train will stop ut Stations as follows, when
signaled Gray's Ferry. 9,l2 =. IN. Lalaretto ~
p. N: Chester. Al y. IN; Lamokin. - y. M Thur
low. 9a9 y. III; Linwood, yjsN ~ III: Claymont. 1901
p. IN; kiieriie. l0ls y. Ii; arriye WILMINGTON. lO.a
Pm. octNl Il. r. kENNEY SuD't.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16
Philadelphia, wilmington ana 6alti.
more Railroad,
~ 28N n II - - = 9 9 - s
vNTNHI., IVA IL Il

~ ~
TIME TABLE.
Commencing MONDAY. April a.h 1870 aims will leave
Dspo. corn.r Broad stsn Avenue A. oo~,s
rsAS
wilu .ns,on with delaware Railroad Line at lay
Deiawars Railroad. At Harrington with Junction and
Brs.swast EH.o.i a. 5sniord WIN Dorchester and
Ra,lr,~i. at Salisbury with wicomico and Pocomoks
xrEEs- TEAM .tll45 Am. (sund.ys e1esp,ss.) ) to,
B..no1. and ma stopping a: wilnof:cr
mineson With train for New Castle.
fSu,. :.
vile. Harvede- iIaee, Aberdeen. PerIyman's Edge
s1ssTsxPRsss .sisoF daily FOR % Wash
ksssa W
--ae:a5 5.s.. Psilyma a.. ana M.s0ii.. ''
Passenger for Fortress Monroe and Noriokv take ths
''" WILMINGTON rRAINs
K. 70 .i.a
t1A!S 70.
stop i.sween Chester .nd Pn.adelphia. On SUNDAY
ralii 4ED 's'11 s1lo e 'a slSIsAA Trains
s.oPi.es At Al stations oa Chester Creek and rn
Leave. ih'.de,pn,a Tor ro.s Depo.s sundays exec
sa & 4 fSs a. sa" sSs @ 80 nd n n & rn.1s1. ~ @ ~
ra,a 10 on,od at ~ P N Lhe ooa M ..,p .tDp-
pm pepo.i, for Philad.phiA sunoAys excepted
y.25x III sndi 20 y. u OK ord Tor Phiiade phiA al
605A. Chnits Ford ior Philadelphia | 80 Ia
asd " U. u.
Trains leAs ,ug IS =. m q. M viii
gou.cL Lamokiu junction with the I'D IN, AMI
4Np N, ,rainsior fhiladelphiA aud dtimsrr Cen
tral iIailrUsd.
THKOUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE,
LEAVE WILMINGTON AZ lUIl l22 NJ ~, ~, 2. }
CHESTER FOR PHLLADELPHIA:
LEAYE CHESTER at 7.45 s.33 s.ts HOS A. Nj
| lass !4i. AAi. 6a3. 6.li 7.56 and 10 sS P NJ.
Prom Baltimore TO fhAdephis. Leav. Baltimore A. IL
An. Way Mail, 9.S A.. T., kxpres ; 24o 2. M
| press 7.25P N. Express lUlu p Al Express.
From Baitinore.o Port
/ aI3UuF.M
Accommodstoa rAnfrom Port Dspositwtll Perry
Vile at6 II AN. 70 Bati "a ntermsdiats SIs
/ giona.
TEAMS FOR BALTIMORE.
Lave Chester ~ 1896 and yll a. NJ, and AS P.x
Leave wiini ngton At l232 Us and 10 02 ~ l285
| SUNDAr TRAIN IRON BALTIMORE.
Leaves Baltimore At H. stopping Magnona Perry
| mans Aberde@u, Avre-de-ti Perry
| town. North East. Eik,cu. Newark. stanton. Nev
| EEHNKY. Ruperinle IL ud en-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16

Man goes forth unto his work and to his labor nm
til the evening --Ps. lO4, q.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16
CITY NOTICES.
II II u - = IL =.

TUsT received . full supply Of chear and good
81 TRIJSSES ct WALT0N'S Drug Store. They
ill 50 fitted without extra ch arss by com mpeten
pefeon. Cali and buy ono. marl2-im~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-16

ArONLY so CENTS.@
Childrsa half price. A few Reserved Seats IS
Ett cents extra
Doors opsn at 10 ., IN ~ and 7 p. m.
Psrformanee in Hippodroms commence at II .. m.
and 2 and y. IN.
FREE ADMISSION t. sll who purchase the
Lite of p. I. BAfuum. written by himself. nearly
800 psges. muslin silt. steel portrait 81 full page
engrayiass. reduced FROM $3.50 to $3.50, and . 50
cent tck q eivoa % eseh purchaser. ~ be had ol
the Agent on the day VI. Exhibition.
apl6 6 q
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-30
Remember Hon: Wm. Par.
sons lectures at Sobels Opera
House, this evening.
Bibles aid Prsyer Books suitable for sll
denominatioss at Nicholson's.

At about O'Clock this NOR ling paiuf,,
accident happened to Mr.. james Reed. an
emp loyse OF thu Niagara Oil Company, on
Chcrrytsse Run, by which be wholly lost
ous'toS, aud had another broken. Ia 1t.
tempting to put an engine 10 motion, he, 1t
j. supposed, placed bis right foot on the fly
vbesi aud took bold Of toe wheel With his
bands In order 10 turn the engine "over .be
csntrs.' 10 doing this bic left foot clipped
% the icy door and was immediately drawn
bstws.u The wheel ADD be. aaor, through .
spses bot more than b. 40 inch in width,
10 consequsbee Of Which the fodrth tss Of
tss foot wss crushed to jelly, ueees.,tatius
.s"pusatiop. and the aith ope broken. The
ORA Chrstis beng called were promptly 10
s"""daocs, aod dressed the wound, which,
I" c'nr's, I. VI very painful usture.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-30

Bolts, the murderer of ''Pel" Halstead
was sneces sfully banged Oh Friday l. IL
Interesting 10 know that be professed him
self prepared for the other world, . consu =
mstisu, 10 view Of the liiehe was leading, o.
which most PEOPLE had small expectation
while there was . chance Of bis dying a
natural death. II 10 rather sstoniab ing
bow many csses Of the sort there are. Al
. rsformsr the gsilows certainly stand,
consptcuous-when viewed in q cert ain
light The premises admitted. it would
not be difficult 10 frame % argument for
its more frequent use
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-30

To.moTrow "wednesday, evening, there
10 to be grand masquerade and skating
tournsneat, Oh OilCreek, near the Boyd
Farm bridge, wisd and wessher permitting
Masks can be procured st Simmons drug
store during the day and on the Ice in the
evening. Ladies and gents are requested to
furnish their own costumes. 1t 10 expected
the Columbis Cornst Band will bs 10 st
tendance during the evening and discourse
sweet music. The ice will be we'll lighted
up aud the strIctest order vii b preserved.
The managers propose to make this THE af-
fair Of the season, and from what ws have
learned such will prove to be the case. See
bills Of ths day.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-30

The following 10 % Analysis Of the lee
turs to bs given at sobsI's Opera House
Nis evening BY Hon. Wm. Parsons, Of
Dublin, Ireland:
ANALYSIS. The Himbls Orgsn.-Lifs 10
the Collieriss-The Sweat Of the Brow
Early Assoeis&isns-Pitmen, their Peculiar
Habits and Idess-Ths Aspirations Of .
Lowly Genias-Sslf. Culture and Education
at the Pit M6utb-Ths Studies and Pas
times Of Young Mechanic -Frusslity's
First Ssving-How Guiuss can grow
Difnculties 10 Battslious--An Obscure Man
10 Advance Of bis Age-Ideas Of :he Future
-Anticips!ions respecting Railways-
Stephenson bu1lds' bis flrst Travelling Eu-
gine-Tbe Inevitable Opposition AVA itipg
Great Inventions Parliamentary Inquirise
and Committees-A Mechanic before the
L.wyers-Bauter and sophisticstion-
Battle Of . Grand Design agaiust Power and
Prejudice-Dsspsiriog Friends and Un-
dsunted Psrseversncs-Ths Greatest work
Of the Ags-Stspheuson proclaimed 'hs
First Of Eneipesrs-A Man unspoiled BY
Fortune His Later Works-A Son worthy
Of the Fsthsr-Estimate Of Stepbensou's
Chsracter-Its Simplicity sud Grestaess--
His Advice 10 Youth and Interest IN
Mechanics' Isstituticns'-T The Ultimate
Triumph Of Integrity, DilIigsscs, and Eus,-
~.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-30
The Davenport brothers Again Ex.
pOaed.


The no,orins ,Daverlort brothers have
been SO frequently detected In their ''spri-
uai impostures. that they mus, have become
thoroughly accustomed to it BY this time;
and II ia wonder to us that psople stIll 10
sist on being hhmbueeed by them. The
brothers ore reported 10 have met with q
warm reception at Ithaca the other day -
Some students Of Cornell University, having
. scientific turn OF mind, provided them =
selves before going to the place Of exhibi-
ton With pyrotechnss balls containing pho,
phoruj, % made 40 to ignite suddenly Wit
. bright light During the dark seance,',
when the Davenp0r's purport 10 be, and
% the audience supposed they wer., bountl
hand and foot within their closet or cshi-
net. aud wheu the guitar was floating In the
cir ahd playing musie.lly around, the afore.
said students struck their iiaht oil OF q
sudden, and the spirits were found to be NO
. her than the Dsvenports Themselves, Who
we're dsdgins about the stage, b:sndisbinc
tbe guitars and playing the tunes. Tho
music suddenly ceased. the Comm ittee de-
slared the performance q humbug, aud tho
plsysrs departed from Ithaca by the earliest
rain.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-30

OIL News. There will not be any wells
down ou the upper Clarion, for mon q, or
two-as drilling 10 now only about counnsp.
cling.
A large gas vein wss struck 10 th 10 we'll
drilling ct Troutners' 10 Salem tow aship,
aud In short time strike 10 expected
there.
The we'll on the weeter farm near Salem,
- progressing favorsbly.
The Petersburg district is still the center
Of attraction 10 oil nes, snd new strikes
are almost daily occurrsace.
A new we'll on tho Asbbsch farm. one
mile east Of Petershurg-usar thu cslsbrst-
I'D Hulines we'll, which for sever al months
hss beer pumping 80 barrels . d .y-rsach-
ed The third sand last week. and . large
vein Of oil was etruek, AIlinR up the hole,
and water was poured 10 to prevent It from
flowing Unfortunately the jars broke and
left the tools fast 10 the well, and thus It
stosd vt last accounts It 10 thought thi,
strike viii equal the Huliogs we'll.
A we'll on ts ABBEY farm, In Ashland
township, about oss nile north hf Nimus,
10 down about 100 ieet, and . heavy gss'
vstn was struck last week, which throwed
water over the derrick. II win have to be
drilled I've or three huudrsd fs"t deeper -
A good we'll 10 anticipated. d.-CisIiou Demo.
crst.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-30

Thers 10 . very nice family living out 10
"a iamaeeo county. Michigan. White the
istbsr aod mother were sngsgsd 10 . 0stt
tie other day, child two years old vas
tn rown lato . tub OF hot water aud Ia Il
there to soak. A day or Two after ths
leg Of another child was broken 10 the daily
family 6ght and lett to heal 10 its own way.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-30

An economic al lewso, who bad isoth.
ache, determined 10 femove bic taOth In
Indian fashion. Accordingly be bent down
sspnne 10 the woods, Iny down himsri'.
and attached . stout cord 10 biz tooth and
,hp saplipg. Then he touched the eprinR.
an thp next he knew he had jumped over
grove Of about forty small trees, and was
ryioe 10 get out OF a email POND that he
bs ppened 10 aiigbt jn.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-30

On Thuraday evening last, Jan 25t,
Rev. Mr. Elliott, pastor Of he Prsshy ,er's
Church at Cherryfee villsse. was the re-
cipiens Of handsome donation from bis
parish toner's and friends Ia that village aud
in Petroleum Centfr amounting 10 upward
OF $50 10 cash, and presents to the vslue Of
$500 more. Messrs. s. NJ. Irwin and Geo.
W. Tarr, Of Cherry tree, on behalf Of the
congregation, made the presentation, aud
vs. matter OF course the Rev gentleman
was taken sonswhat BY surprise, but retort
ed 10 very hsodsems little speech. At
the conclusion Of the presentation, the COO
sregstioo 70 the uumbsr Of l6O ladies' and
gentlemen. assembled 10 tho church and
spent an hour or two 10 pleasant social in-
tercourse, when the company separated for
their respective homes, each Que feeling that
1t "was good tor them 10 be there" The
Rev. Elliott has alled the pulpit Of the Pres.
6yterian Church in that village in a very
acceptable manner for the past three years;
is an earnest and devoted ''worker 10 tho
Masters vineyard" and greatly beloved BY
his congregation. Such pleasing incidents
always tend to strengthen The bonds Of
friendship aud love between pastor and
people.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-30

Reno stock 10 now st par. and those who
accept stock 10 that company, for what was
due them on the failure Of Culver, Penn, d
Go can now get their money 10 full. Mr..
Culver, has aeaiIy pulled through, and
again on bis feet. About 2s0 barrels OF oil
. day 10 now producel on the Reno Con-
panys land, sod NOR" than q thousand
acres rsmais usdeveiooed.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-30

10 Norwich, Conn.,, sgsatIsusn accident.
ally gave boot.blsck nvs-dollsr piece.
uistak'sg II Ia the dusk for . esst. The
osy discovered The errsr st oses. sud wat
did the nebls little fellow do! instantly
ruo after The gsutlsuau With tears IL bis
eyes and return It, No. Hs cali oil HE
comrades and spent every penny gift 10
peanuts aud lemon beer.
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Gold at 4 p. n. loS16

The excursion Of tho Odd Fellows Of tbia
place and Rousevills to Oil City lsst svsa-
tns, was perfect suessss 10 every particn-
Jaf. 4 special train had been secured from
the gentlsmanIy tflcers Of the o. G. l. A.
r. T.. which left this place at about !
p'clock. snd, taking up on the way ID.
"reshrss Of the Columbia Farm and Rouse
VILE, together With the famous Columbia
Csrne' Band, arrived ut their destination
10 t'ne u JUN OH City Lodge, No $50. 10
'ssir op' ning ceremonies, that being their
regular meeting night" BY special iuvi.
fauon ibs msmbes oi Cornplan.tr Lodge
WIRE siso Trcssnt, making IL all four
Lodges sonsrsss,ed - enc ball. The visi
tore WIRE welcomed 10 happy style BY N. G.
Oioond, aud % tho visit was intsned TO bs
TOT . wholly social purpose, oil present,
(and The bsll wee crowded a. such halls
esldom ars,, entered fully into the spirit
Of the occa sion. Two or three hours were
vsry pIsassntiy spent 10 o manner to b ap.
ptssistsd only BY those who have enjoyed
such privileges, aud It was With dificulty
that The N. G. could prevail upsa the
brethren to adjourn to administer to the
wants Of the physicsl man. He finally
sneceedsd, bowsver, and escorted BY their
generous hosts, the guests were marched oft
10 the National and American Hotels,
where collation. we'll worthy Of the OF
CITY brethren and the respective hosts
toe hsuses above mentioned, vas served up
70, and psrsskeu Of BY the hungry visitors.
Supper over, otter . few choice pieces Of
ransie, ssea'as only the C. c. B. can pre-
duce, the sxcussionists boarded their train
add started ior their homes rs.sbiag this
ps'es Il sl'tsls after midnight, every one
voting that It bad bsea good for hem to be
there.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-30

We hepe our citizens will bear 10 miad
the feet that Hon. Wm. Parsons, Of Dub
lilo, ireland, will lecture at sobel's Opera
Hsuse, this evening. His subject will be-
George Stevenson, the Father OF Railways.
The subjsc t 10 very exhaustive one and
cannot help but prove interesting. We
hope to sse crowded house.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-30

Fresh, FRRs and SUPERIOR BUTTER
SCHEMERHORN d TEN EYCK'S
cor. Washington d Second Streets. m23 Il.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-30
The cold snap still continues.

This GELD weather 10 hard on the railroad
relling stock. The wssekioe car passed
throug, here this afteruseu, for ,As sesss Of
The smash up on the Boyd farm. which took
place ysstsrdsy. The ear was bsded With
sbiuglss, and was complete wreck.