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ST. LOUIS, February 5.-Flour firm
and unchanged. Wheat, No. 2, spring,
81 80, winter stocks mostly held on the
market for higher prices. Corn firm and
higher; mixed on track, Axe; No. 2, ele-
vstor on this side Of the river, 41c. Oats
slow; No. 2, elevator, size. Barley quiet;
Iowa spring, zoo. Rye quiet, 7Sc. Whis-
ky, S7Hc. Tobacco steady. Hemp dull.
Bsgging firm, 16@16Hc. Pork, $1S; dry
salt meat quiet; packed lots shoulders, Be;
clear rib, SIC. Bacon quiet; shoulders,
SIC; clear rib, TIC; clear, TIC. Lard
nominsliy, S%&9c prime o choice steami
q round lot kettle 81. Quincy buyer TIL
March 18th, Sc. Hogs quiet, 4@4Hc. CAT
tie quiet, 81 6O95 so. Receipts Of -four 1000
barrels; wheat, 12,000 bushels; corn, 2l.OO0
bushels; oats, 1000 bushels; barley, 5000
bushels; rye, 1000; hogs, 2407 head: cattle
ia head.
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~ 4tsHa-E9 sL1a AIAeW - .
seduencs On youthful indiscrerors.
81 This medicine has been used In Our prao-
tee for many years, sd With thousands
treated, It hasE o fsi.sdin q single instance.
~ Each package OF Vegetable Cure 10
wrapped In ultramerine bluspsp0r, priutedi IN
gold letters, and contains one bottle nled with
s-ugar-eoated Pils, and one vial Of Gedicated
Powders, sufficient 10 make Cne-hsH pint q
injection /; and orc Syringe.
AFprice s., Ter package, sod b. DruSg15tA-
or sant by maIi On Eea.-lL Of $40.
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Sales today $500 bales MiddIing-5 a.
IKE; 70 st p 7-I6c; lilo at 22Kc; IS at
22Le; % At 22Xc; 81 At 22ko; a At 22Zc.
Strict low m~iddling-200 at 22Zc; 1876 at
IKE; Ito a. IKE; IS At 22Hc; "A at 22Hc.
Low middIing-l2 1t 22c; IL 1t 22c; IS az
22c 70 a. 2lZe. Strict good ordinsry-67O
a. 22e; I9e st 2lxc; al ct 2IZt; 20 at 2lZe;
ia ct 2lZc; 100 az &c. Good Ordinsry-6O
st zlHc; IS at 2lHc; 1O7 ct 2lHo; 50 ct
IKE IS at axe; IL Rt 2lHO; 81 st 2le
Strict ordinary-2O ct zoe. Low ordinary
"a a. lee. Clean stsins- sc 21xc; % at
2lc. Strict ordinary and good ordinary
IS Ct 20Ze.
Middnng here st this time last year-l4M9lt%
Middling in New York same date.--lozglSI
Uplands in Liverpool same date. as
cold IN New York same date.-.----... liEs
The folowiuR "a q comparative daily
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LA & PERRIN8 U

FrbnOunoed by COnnOI8Beurs
1.-THE ONLAGOOD SAUCE,U
It improves appetite and digestion, and I;
is unrtValsd for Its flavor. We are directed
by MeHsrs. LEI a PERhIN8 to prosecute All
parties making or vending cOunterfeits.
JOHN DUNCAE'8 SONS.
Oc5 AGENTS, New York.
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LIVERPOOL, February 5.
11:l5 s.m.-The cotton msrket opened
strong. MiddIing uplRrds, u%@l1Hd;
middIing Orleans, L%@l1Hd.
8 p.m.-Ths cotton market closed firm.
Middling Uplsnds, 1k911%d; midddnR
Orleans, uh911%d. Sales to-day, 10000
bales, of which 5000 bales were for export
ard apoaulat4On
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sALEs FOB FUTURE DELI
AprfL.....--22 GIG JUNE

ApIn-------ss---3 0-AD
Sales to-day-for export, los bales; to
spinners, 800 bales; speculation, $50 bales ;
in transit, $50 bales: futures, ID 300 bales.
Sales last eYsning-for export, 40 bales;
to spinners, ia bales; futures, 1000
bales.
DAILY REPORT FOR THREB DAY AT ALL
UNITED TATEs PORTS
Net receipts. 1926 bales
Exports-Great Brttain....---.--.-- l0,006 bales
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, February 4.-Cotton mar
ket excited and prices higher; middling
uplands, 22H@22Ho.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, February 5.-Cotton mar
kst firm and prices advanced; middling,
22Lo-
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Trustees Sala

So By virtue OF the tsrns Of 9 Deed OF
Trust exseatsd to me, as trustee. on the 18th
day Of March, 1871, BY W. L. CcOpWoOd and
7. ID. COOpWOod, to secure p certain note
therein described, which Trust Deed ID OF
record in the Registers on1ce OF shelby
county. in Record Book No. u, page 553, to
which reference II here mad and tins said
note having become n and payable on The
LIST day OF January, BJ2, and remaining IN
paid, ] viii. on
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RECEIVERS SALE OF A VALUA-
BE LOT.

TTHDER and By virtue OF my authority a.
receiver IN consolidated cases or Il.
Himatedt q al VS.. Memphis German saw
1nga Initiation OF Al. Nc. &84, 0. Il. ID, Sec
nnd Chancefy Court Of shelby county, q
nnder an order OF sale entered in said causes,
January 2, l672 i VII proceed,
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The following is g comparative daily
statement Of b receipts, shipments Ead
stock on hand at this point:
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Every Family Should Have a Bottle.


We ask every one to read the following GER
tinc2tes from many OF the most em1nsnt
physicians In the country:
81. LOUIS, July, IS7O.-JAMES A. JACKSON
a CO.: 6entlemen-AB you have commune
Gated to the medical profession b recipe OF
the Home Bitters. 1t cannot, therefore, be
considered as 8 secret or patent medicine, no
patent having been taken for 1t. We nave
examined the fOrmula for making b "Home
Bitters," and unhesttatingly say the combtn-
alton IL Z Of rare excellence, all the art1-
cles used in its composition are the best Of
the class to which they belong, being highly
Tonic, Sttmulant, Stomachic, Carmtnattve
and slightly Laxative. b mode Of prepare
ing them Is strictly in s~ecordancs with tns
Its effect In our private practice, We take
pleasure In recommending them to all per-
sons DESTROYS Of kin Bitters, as being the
best Tonic and stimuiant now offered to tbs
public
L. OK. BoIsLIKRE,M MD. I. r. PoRTHR,M.D
ALFRED HEACooK, n. D. O. GERICKE, NJ D.
DRAKE MCDOWELL, ND. Q. A. WARE, MD.
Dr. o. V. &. LuDWIG, 6. 6. MOSES, ID. d.
v. A. WILCOX, n. D. HUBERT PRIMM.
y. 8. MARIEE HOSPITAL. ST. LOUIS, MO-,
Oct. 8, 1S70.-JAS. A. JACKSON a CO.: have
examined the formula for making the"Home
5tomseh Bitters," and used them In the Hos
pital for the last four months. 1 consider
them the most valuA0ls tonic and
81. LOUIS, July 8, IS7o.-JAs. A. JACKSON
q CO.: Having examined the formula nom
VIII IOu4 GEAEgLGDCA agLAAl ~
prepared, and having witnessed the method
Of combining the different ingredients we
can safely recommend them IS the pest tonic
wi tn which we are acquainted. From the
Great care with VIII they are compounded
and from the q materials which enter
into them We hsye NO d4n nat snsy WI
prove, IS they deserve 70 De' the most Popols
tonic and stimulant in uses
Respectfully, yours,
Vas To-, NJ " concur Nh very WORD con.
tafned IN the above testimonial
IN0. CoNxETNAN, II. d. JOIN HA RTHA, Nj
9HAss y4sTIsE, Mp SoSH TE.RLH, N \ 2
C-rSCTNNATI Get. -, 1S70s-Messra. W. 3
KENNEDY a Co, Agents "Home Bitters" |:
smi1ed me formula Of the EHOme stomach
Ritters," and and the remedies It contains
such Is are In general use oy the Medical
Profession. They are very scientifically and
pleasanfly combined, and as stimulating
ionic VIII be found especially adapted a.
-corroboraats to the treatment Of low or de-
ing rom Impaired digestion or nom malari-
d. 4Ta J. 3. VArrrEzs L.A.JAMzs, N. d.
W.T.TALIAFKRRo,M.D. 8 2. BONNIE, N D.
]. Il. BUCKrER, MI q. ". BIaLER, IL. d.
OHIOAGo, Sept. 50, lB7Q-J. L. SMITH, ESQ.,:
We have examined the fOrmula for the " Gel
ebrated stomach Btttsrs," and end IL to be
beat TONES used by The Medical Profession,
and one OF the best bitters we knew OF now
IN use. Very respectfully,
Ii WALKER, N. D. g. A Mamie,
NORKAN s. BAREHs NJ D
Fer Sale BY ell DFsaslsts aad RrsssFS
HEhDRIx, sCNABB & CO.,
mns agents. Memphis. Tenn.
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LOUISVILLE,

LOUISVILLE, February 4-There were
very small sales of tobacco to-day; prices
unchanged. Bsgging quiet and I'M
changed. Flour firm, with an setive de-
msnd; extra family, So 50@6 Is. Grain
quiet, but firm. Red and white wheat,
81 55@1 "a. Shslled corn, 6Oc. Prime
oats, Soc; prime rye, 90c; all sacked. Pro-
visions are strong, with an inquiry at
Saturdays prices. Whisky steady at $50.
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Han.RaaIdsnf AsfIRa-

Juo. 6. Finnis. Attorney E'iA anu .
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Guardianship Notice.

TOHN D. HUM and JACOB n. WOOD be-
j, come memoers OF cur nrm nom this date.
The business viii be under the
same name and style OF hrm as formerly.
MANSFIELD a HIGBEEs
Memphis, JanuRry I. 1879 taia
"a = A MOHTH-Expsnses Paid-Aale
BOl q or Female Agents-HOrse and out
at furnished 70 sell our Universal Cement
Combination Tunnel, Button Hole CuGter
and other articles. Circulars nras.
rIF AHH~ass NovHT- ~. Ea~H.
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AEeELEBRATEb

Are fndOrsed and prescribed by more lead
ing Physicians than any other tonic or sttm-
ulant now In use. They are A SURE PRE-
for Fever and Ague,I ntermlttents
Miasmatic causes. They are highly recon-
mended as an anti~-dyspepttc, and in cases OF
Indigestion are invaluable IS an Appetizer
btlfty the nave never in q singh Instance
failed in producing the most happy results,
They are particularly 10 FEE
ing the mind, and giving tone and elasticity
to the whole system. The HOME BIFTERS
are compounded with the greatest care, and
the public so PLEASANT TO THE TASTE,
and at the same time combining SO many
remedial agents, Endorsed BY b medical ira
tarnity as the BEST known to the Phsrmaco-
posis. 1t costs little to give them afatr tral,
and
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EoMETARY AND FIMAnCIAL MATTERs
--LATEST EEPoRF BIZ TELEGRAPH.l
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February 5.
Gpld-Is strong on the reports from
England regarding the Alabama claims.
The market opsued at Ito and closed at
1l0NGil0Hs ma ErrsurI r4oE1
Monsy-Loana we're made at from 2 TO
z per cent. for carrying. C~lesrtngs, tS2,-
OOO, 900,
Sterling Exchznge-Bankers' bills,l091.
Southern State Securities - Southern
Stets bonds were dull and steady, and
closed "a follows:
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Wood and willow Ware.
There are q few slight changes in this
market. Prices are firm, tending upward.
The weeks business has been fair.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-21

The Jujnbe is native OF the East Indies,
and wss originally called by botsnists Ma
lus Indica or Indian Apple. The trees are
of medium sIze, seldom growing more than
twenty-five or thirty feet high. They have
very crooked branches, covered with long
recurved thorns, and q fotisge of dark shin
ing green. In their native country The trees
bloom 10 January or February, aud the fruit
'ripens 10 June and July. Fruit oblong, Of
brownish color, and one inch in length,
containing one seed, somewhat resembling
that of the date. 1t is esteemed delicious,
being Of most pleasan! subacid. It dries
readily, and can thus 10 preserved with
but very little trouble. The jujube has
been cultivated to . limited extent in the
southern Atlantic and Gulf States. 1t will
prove hardy wherever the orange cau be
grown, and should be more extensively cul-
tivated.
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In Connecticut new school law has been
passed which provides for giving the minori'
ty On active part 10 the management Of
schools. In choosing the town boards Of
school visitors, which in oil cases must be
either six or nine In number, one-third are
70 be chosen annually, but no ballot can
have more than one name on It, and the two
candidates receiving the highest number Of
names are elected. If there are nine mem
bers, three to be elected annually; each bal
lot may have two names only, and the two
names on the majority ticket will be elected
together with the one which receives the
highest number of votes on the minority
ticket. II the two names on the minority
ticket receive an equal number oi votes the
first IN order on the ticket is to bs declared
elected.
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A very disgrace!ul affair, 10 which wo-
man Of the town named Rose Harper figured
very extensively, occurred near the upper
end OF Washington street. last night Our
informant statss that the woman was intox-
icated at the time, and outraged oil manner
Of deceney, BY using the mott vulgar Ian,
guags 10 the vocabulary, throwing Oso nss 81
and grossly insulting the pssssrs-by. We
trust the next time this vixeuish female wo-
man gets on the "ranpsgs" the police will
take hold of the matter and see to It that
she ispuuished. 1t does not follow because
Il 10 woman, that she should DO privilege
ed to kick up . rumpss whenever she takes
II into her addle pate 10 do 90. Let them
b learnt better BY the strong arm Of jus-
tics.
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WEST VIRGINIA OIL NEws.-Wm. Bell
is building . rig 90 lease l, sec. B. v. o. d
G. Co. tract.
The shipments OF oil from tho Gale tract
for tie week ending Saturday, Aug. 10,
amounted to 1886 barrels.
Covell & Garver's we'll No. 2, on the W.
Va o. Il o. L. Co. was torpedoed this
week aud is now pumping Is barrels per
day.
Rebecc. well, belonging to the Grant OIL
Co. was torpedoed this week aud 10 now
pumping about 7 bbls per day; we'll on the
Gale tract.
VIM. Bell, Esq. is drilling we'll on lssss
1S, sec. B, Volcanic Ridge. The we'll y
now down TO depth Of $50 feet, with good
prospects for oil.
G. X. Leonard, Esq, gave 10 call this
week. When his gen al face was observed
by the sellers, the price Of oil advanced y
per cent.
Shufelt & Hsrry's we'll on Mud Lick We
torpedoed this week; tho production was
not increased; we'll on the v. D. l. G. Co.
tIact.
Massey & Co.'S we'll on lease s. sec. c. v.
o. & G. Co. tract, was torpedoed tbSs
week and 10 now pumping IL barrels POI
day.
The Gibson OIL Company bad their well
on lease SO, Sec. B, torpedoed ,his week,
and It is sow pumping 20 barrels per day;
we'll on Volcanic Ridge.
The Star Oil Company had their well .,
Mud Lick, on the v. o. & G. Go. tract TOT
pedoed this week; the production IVES lol
Increased.
The Alexis Oil Company have just com
pleted we'll on lease As, Volcanic ridge,
1t WAS torpedoed yesterday and 10 now pump
ing Q barrels per day.
Grant we'll No. 2, belonging 70 the GSanI
Oil Co., was torpedoed this week, ss6 !,
now pumping about four barrels per dsy;
we'll on the Gale tract
The Pegg Away OIL Co. on the v. O. 4
G. Co. tract, had their we'll No. torpsdsed
this week, and It 10 now pumping 40 bsrrsll
per day; this company 10 composed Of 3. L.
Conger. D. A. Conger and Thos. Psgg. -
volcano Lubricator.
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By reference to the card published else
where, II will be sseo that the proprietor Of
the RECORD has purchased the stock, &C.,
Of the Pdst Ofics Nswsroou, Of Mr.. F. K.
Nicholson, and will hereafter conduct tba,
business. This will not interfere with the
publication Of the Record, which will be
continued % usual. We respectfully 70.
quest our friends to cell aud 700 W at the
old stand, 10 the Brick Bank Building. Ia
order not to interfere with our editorial du>
ties, the news and stationery depot will bs
under charge Of NJ. +. H. Critics for the
present. We will only odd that full and
complete stook Of nswspspsrs. magazines,
books, stationery, blank books, fancy srti-
olee, a., will be kept constantly on hand.
=, 10 tnis connection We are requested by
n: Nicaol.oa to return bic thanks TO the
puo!lo for the generous patronage extended
70 him, and be trusts The same will be ex-
onoed tne new proprietor 10 the future.
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A Peoria lady lately gave emplo yment to
gorgeously clad and tremendously pig
tailed heather Chinee, and the entire fam
lily turned out to see the new girl work.
He broke plates, smashed lamp chimneys,
split disbwater on the floor and swore in
good English when he scalded bis fingers
Then to her disgust the lady found that the
supposed exila from the celestial flowery
land was 10 reality her eldest son, wearing
her best Dolly Warden and ber last new
switch. He won't do that again just yet.
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The Rio Colorado Cbiquito-Little Color.
ado river--on which the fabulous diamond
mines of the California dispstchss are locat-
ed, rises 10 the Nsvsjoe Indian reservation,
about $50 miles vest Of Santa Fs, aud 325
milss southwest Of Denver, howiag thence
southwsstwardIy 100 to l26 miles, thence
uorthwestwardIy about 200 miles, where |,
smpties into the Colorado. The country 10
covered, ON the general land Office maps,
with gold indications, and that south Of Il
With silver fhess 10 nothing said sbou
diamonds, however.
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A tsminipe correspondent Of the Wash.
ingtou Caphai tells about Boston lady,
who recently got herself up most gorgsoust
ly for dinner at one OF the great watering
place hotels. She bad the misfortune to
sneeze, just 90 she SIT down, when suddenly
the half Of the waist OF her dress ripped out.
aud somebody had to put shawl around
her. Her dress was an EXCELLENT fit upon q
we'll proportionsd Tor, and having been made
on single thread sewing machine, the
sneeze broke the thread.
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Gold ct l p. m. ll4k

OIL NEws Tho new Noble we'll, on The
Sherman Flats, was torpedoed yesterday BY
Mr. TAos. Roach, and the production in
ereassd'so 80 barrels per day, 90 our ,nio,ns
ant states.
The Tree Toad we'll, Sherman Flats, own.
cd by Nj. wrsy, Of Titnsville, was torpe-
doed yesterday. Result not known % vet
Ar. wray also has new we'll going down
which 10 now In The red rock. VIII be com.
plstsd soon.
The new we'll, mention Of which we mad.
. day or two since, % likely to prove dry
hole, Is yielding 8 barrels per day. Owned
BY Mr.. Campbsll.
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A Thrilling War Scene.

Out in certain Western fort, some time
ago, the major conceived the idsa that a.
tillery might bs used effectively, 10 fighting
With the Indians, by dispensing with gun
carriages, and fastening the cannon upon
backs Of mules. So be explained his view
to the somuandant. and It WAS determined
to try the experiment. A bowitzer was Sc
Iected and strapped upon an ambulance
mule, with the muzzle pointing towards the
tail. When they had secured and loaded
the gun with ball cartridge, they lead the
calm and steadfast mule out on . bluff, end
set up target in the middle OF the river 10
practice at. The rear of the mule wss turn.
ed towards the target, and be was backed
gently up to the edge Of the bluff. The
officers stood around 10 semieirels, while the
major. went up end inserted . timelfuss in
the touch.bole of the howitzsr. When the
fuse was ready, the major lighted It and re-
tired. In Q moment the hitherto unrufied
mule heard the fixing upon bic nsct, and
this made him uneasy; he moved bis head
round to ascertain what wss going 90, and,
Is :he did ibis entire body tarned like
wise, and thus the muazie Of :the hewitxsr
began to sweep around the horizon. The
male became more aud more excited, and
bis curiosity became most intense; 10 600.
ond or two BE- was standing with bis feet in
branch, almost touching one another,
making six revolutions 10 . mi3ute, aua the
howitzsr, do you understand, threatening
sudden death TO every man withia half .
mile. The commandsnt was observed
quickly climing up tree; the lisutsnauts
were seen CHM Ing over the bluff into Tie
river, a. If they didnt care st oil about the
price Of uniforms; the adjatant made good
time towards the fort; the sergeant began
throw up breastworks with his bayooet,
and the major rolled owe. the ground and
groaned. In two or three minutes there
was puff Of smoke, and dull thud, sna
the mulsl-O, where was hei A solitary
mule might have been seen turning success
sive back sonersalts over the blu6, finally
only to rest At anchor with bis howi.zer at
the bottom OF the river, while the bali went
forward toward the iort,. hit the chimney Of
Of the majors quarters, scattering the bsicks
into the psrlor, and Tightening the majors
wife into convulsions
They do not allude to II now, and no re-
port of the experiment was ever sent to the
War Department. It Is said that the mule
artillery is not only decided failure, bat
when any of the men speak Of it the major
says the guard.house is the best place for
tbem.-T American Homes.
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Noses Sydsnham, Of ForI Ksarney, Neb.,
publishes paper having for Ito object ,hs
removal ofths National Capital to thst
city. He proposes, II Congress will pass
the necessary law aud give him the agency
for the disposal Of ten thousand sections Of
land adjacent to the present reservation Of
ten miles square, to "ouild oil the necessary
public. building form the uses Of Congress
and oil the departments, 10 the most sub
stantial manner"
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This 10 from . ladys diary: "At last
night'a party there were some two or three
women too much decollette, and when q
gentleman bent over to speak to them they
used their fans 10 hide their necks. True
modesty ought not to be aware Of exposure,
and this effort Of ooncealment excltes a
mans Imagination more than simple expos
uIe."
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This is The way in which Indianapolis got
its name. In the old days. when the nrst
colony Of white settlers arrived there, the
only tavern wss kept BY su old Delaware
Indian, called ApoIlos, because he always
wstsred bis whisky, Of which be was very
fond. The town wss named after him, "In.
dian Apollos, which was finally corrupted
into Indianapolis.
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NOTICE.

NUT1CE.
have this day disposed Of my entire In
terest 10 the Post Ofiics Newsroom Estab-
lishment 10 Mr.. Chas. G. Wicker, who will
hereafter conduot the business for bis own
use and behoof, apd for whom I: solicit the
same liberal patronage that has heretofore
been extended me. All parties having
claims against me are requested to rresen
them for settlement, aud those indebted to
me are requested to pay up at once.
F. X. NICHOLSON.
Dated Petroleum Centre, Aug. 81, 1872.
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All the Catholic elsrgymen 10 this Dio>
cese are at present 10 session at the Catho-
lie Church, In this place. This august body
10 prssided over BY Bishop Mullen, Of Erie,
and comprises forty Eve clergymen. The
session is known % the ''Rstreat," aud ia
peculiar TO the dostrioes and Rites Of th. I
church.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-21

The use OF mineral oils has never been
tested in this country, as such oils have
been considered unsafe. The French
Bureau Of Light-house claim to have over
come objections. and are now successfully
using coal oil at very great saving to the
government
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-21

The ladies Of Turkey sre assuming their
right. TO discard the close veil BY which
their beauties :have 90 long bseu hidden
from the world, and high born Osmsn dam
sells now dress In perfect Partisan toilettes,
the thinnsst possibls liueanent OF gauzs
throwing softening shade over the iss-
tures, without 10 the least conceaiing them.