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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-09-01
GIANT VINCENT's COLLEGE, .'
CAFE GIRARpEAu, Mlsso uxI

CAFE GIRARpEAu. missouri.
This institution conducted by the Priests Of the Con
gregaton Of the Mission 81. vincent Of Paul 10
beautifully located the Mississippi river forty miles
above Cairo, and one hundred and Fifty mles below st.
Louis. -
The College budings large comnodorla aaaA well
ventilated The grounds beautiful. extensive,
we'll adapted for healthtui exercise.
The Conege z Of easy aocesA Regular daily paokcs
| touch at Cape 8irardeau. .t.--
| The scholastic year begins the FIRST MONDAY
OF SEPTEMBER and ends about the hTst Of July
| .. TERMS. r.t
Board and Tuition, Per scholastic year COS,
Washing and meDdinE Of articles Asbed. .,
Physician Fee and Medicines.
For further information apply to
Rev. "A. 'vERINA, en-,
President Of the College
Or to Rev. THoS. j. SMITH, c. H.,
seI7oIy 81. Josephs Church. New Oreapa
Mr. JOSEPH Mitchell, Cashier Of the Mutual
Nation al Bank, No. iO6 Canal street New Orleansi
hereby authorized to receive and give receipt for
moneys vi ch may be paid to him for Of the
above Institution.
A. vERINA, c. NJ, President.
New Orleans August ls7Y
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MINERAL SPERM OIL.

This Oil combines all the excellent iIln na,inr MAJ,
ties OF Kerosene OIL together with perfect safery an OH
that can be transported by land s-a stored In ware
houses handled and used by anv however carecss-
boiler and tpgtns rooms In any re and f,
any purpose OF illumination safely fatboyr
used whale or sperm oil Ns ignitng point about w
neg Fehnonhe!a ITS DO ling point $50 Fahrenheit IN
or lard OIL II Will ignite under Fahrenheit AID
oonseq uenuy absolutely safe.
IT WILL NOT TAKE FIRE IN CASE OF BREAK.
- AGE OF TIE LAMP
THE OIL WILL EXTINGUIsH THE FLAME.
The Oil itself has odor while burning II gives
hgt Of TEN-CAyDLE POWER, at . eost no, exceed.
ing One Half Cont Per Hour and for lighting railroad
steamers, factories and dwelling houses ts
valuable and cannot be too highly recon- me nded
The on 10 patented and made by q process who's
II burns with great brilIIaney in the DUAL BuRNRs
requires but little ate tlOp and trimming The
never gume In the lamp - II aboorba ygen
the atnospbere 1t does dstersorats by age Tka1
REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD BURN THIS OH.
!. Eta absolute safstv 70 NE and property.
2. The great bEi.iiancy of the hight.
I. Its perfect freedom frun oder.
The MINERAL SPERM OIL has been adopted bz
tho Board Of Supervising InapOstcr- fDr use al
Of Insurance Companies In Sew Yofk Boston and EeW
Orleans. ,r.
We invite all who pre- interested 20 cali sd szSm 60.
Send for circu larp for Mineral Sperm Oh aud DaAl
Burner. BQSTICK SEYMOUR, Sole 4 gsLts
For Lou .siaph AiabsIas, MissisEppi and TsxAN
- and IL Front 1t. and &c and n Fulton at
Dh2t IIJp Now Organs
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-09-01

EFFERvEscENT
VICHY- SEIDLITZ ARERiENT,
scientific combination of most reuow ned SpT-E
Of Europe.
As representative Of the natural waters q %
APERIENF fully lie relied upon in Bio CouR.
psinta EngorRenIent the Liver, Loss ppcti.",
Affections 81 tho Kidneys, Hsadaoha General DssIty,
Govt asd KheuNesisuI
Full directions III be found each bottle.
rRKDERIhdESSgsso5sSS y uAR1E.
CHEMIsTs,
139. Canal street. <SsSSS. I30
faaQ pn5 Nov Orleans.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-09-01
DAUL GRANZIN,

PAUL GRAN1tN'
-JEwELER.
Informs his many patrons that in consequences OF the
fire last Thursday night he has removed 70.
No. 40s Carondelet Street,
on the came square, and within few doOrs Of his old
establishment.
Parties who have left Jewelry. watches etc. in his
hands for repairs also informed that he will be
ps1ed in few days, to restore the in good
condition as when left with him. sell II
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wANrs-EoR RENTs-ETc::

i TON. native OF o6olFieh Parish KilnauGt, COan-
~ T1ppsrary Ireland be IL nos foS'y years Of sges
this country about twonty years ago. HIS
parents. Michel and Elien no out in 1859
very anEiops 10 hear IrVm bIni. Any knowing
asythinE concerHinE bin is quested 10 srnd such
infor nation 70 thLs ohes fol TAHsn ission to his
ents a1l1 -
INFORMATION WANTED OF BRIDGET pow
ELL, 81 RneTaden, paTish Of KiIlaloe comfy Clare
Ireland UEYemg grated TO Jamaica about twe1ty.fv0
age sSd Afterwards TO America when last heSra
from wSS IN New opIcE ns, Loui'iaaS- Any ipfoTns-
ten Of her viii be thankfully received ~ her s:,.R.
Mary Mack. Address Michael Mack, Palmer M&s..
autI ~ &.
MEETISS ROOM FoR RENT.-TuE srACIo6a
~ ana Teal-fufniASSd Meeting Room Ne "a CarSa.
delet street, VIII b. rented % S<,cirie- % &c br
the exentng or month, re&s1oHnle scru a Apz1, =
the otAes 81 the MoAErSu SrIR. 49, =
CATHOLIC MERCHANTS AND. MESaANrfr
~ requiring well insIruct-t BOYS 1:,s,1 o.,
u age 10 learn their businessSan prtUu-- the -
from tho st btnSonts Hons tOF Destitute hoys 40
b4esrnle street by aPpiyiBEto rho PrvsdeBt - Ca,
- ssssss Les boys eas eSasaes y sesES - -
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-09-01

WoRKINGMEN's
ACCOMMODATION BANK.
Will occupy building No Camp ST., near Canal.
70. coo Shares. at t25 Each.
Payable O. at time Of sutscriLiDg. and Soc every
Monday for forty six weeks
Books OF subscription to the capital stock now
open ct HDUDLEY COLEMANS 9 Union st.
j. II. GARDNERs. ie2 Canal street.
C.N WELSHANs, cor. Camp and 0ravier.
B& W. CRONERB.
Corner Magazine ard st. Mary streets.
LOUIS GROWERS,
Corner Baropne and Perdido streetA
r DIR. RlLEYS DRUG STORE, Algiern
JOHN McPBELIN,
Corner Car0ndelst and Perdtdo streets
A nd at the OFFICE OF TIE COMPANY,
mylY 3m5p % Carondelet street
pITrsBURG COAL.
Coal delivered any part OF the city at the lowest
market viices, by
'.. Dealer In all kinds Of Fire Wood,
Corner julia and Dryadea s,reetn,
au2S 2m add CoFner Julia and Liher1v atSeotH.
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THOMAS LAYTON, NJ. D Secretary.
Look Box os6. Postofioe. .
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Tenih fra,Srs, 81 v.tlhs ut inserGHini 10. vite.
Door est cum rOs videmus prCecisos ito jgc<Te,
Nunerdte SGeerdotes gel as ipsa Petri sede,
z, in orie iuo patrIDa.q sis cui successl, pidete
LPsa est petra, qta'" non raeHnt superoG iVe'0rHr
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-01
Horrible Accident.

About five o'clock last evening another
oil accident occurred at Woods Run. A
lady named McCue, while kindling fire,
used petroleum oil tv brighten it up. The
resul! was an expIos ion. The burning oil
was thrownIover her body. setting her cloth
Ing on fire and burning great ruts into her
flesh. In the agony of the moment she
rushed into the yard and leaped down a
well which fortunately was well filed with
water. The fire was exiting guished, and er
husband, who had been attracted by her
screams, found to bis satisfaction that the
unthinking jump had not injured her in the
least. She is terribly burned, however,
though not dangerously. Doctors Stewart
and Langft were called and succeede ed iu
considerably alleviating the pain.-IPit,s-
burgh Mail.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-01

An impression exists in many quarters
that revenue stamps were altogether abol-
ished by the late act OF Congress, in conse-
quence of which number of persons have
ceased to use them. This is a misapprehen
sion. The act itself does not become oper-
ative until the first of October, nor does II
repeal the two cent tax on checks, drafts
and orders, or on proprietary medicines
psrfumery and cosmetics, matches wax ia,
pers, playing cards, and canned meats and
sauces. Every one is supposed to know the
law, and the plea ofignorance is not accept,
ed in extenuation Of its violation. Person,
Interested will therefore do well to beaI
this information 10 mind.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-01
Extensive Oil Fire.

New YORK, July 3O-A very destructive
fire is raging at Hunters point, Long Island,
and number OF boats have. been burned
An OF. yard lie on fire near Long Island
Rsilroad depot which is threatened, to-
gether with the depot Of the Flushing and
North Shore Railroad. There were five
large tanks of naptha and refined oil, each
containing five thousand gallons, and four ol
these were burned. Hopes were entertained
at last accounts of saving the remaining
tank. Over fifty thousand barrels of petro,
leum on the wharf ready for shipment were
burned, as also four ships and three cana
boats loaded With oil. Many Of the burning
barrels of oil were rolled into the river, en-
dangering the shipping. All the vessels are
now removed. Goes phosphate factory, to-
gether with large amount Of stock, was
consumed. Loss about 100000. The Stan.
dard oil works were enti rely consumed by
three O'Clock. Pratts astral works, in the
rear of the Standard works, has not ignited,
and hopes are entertained of saving them
as the wind is now blowing the flames to-
ward the river. Many of the sheds owned
by Messrs. Rockefeller, Andrews i Co.,
containing thousands OF barrels of oil, were
entirely consumed. At four O'Clock It was
reported that the fire was confined 10 the oil
in the tanks and to that which lay in the
holds of the burning vessels. Many contra
dictory reports are ahoat, and it is impossi-
BILE 10 ascertain the precise extent of the loss
by the fire, but 1t is believed the loss will
reach about 100000. The fire it is believ.
ed originated by some accident in o canal
boat which was unloading at the wharf,
The fire department did all in their power.
but their efforts were of little avail. At one
time the fire extended over three blocks
covering the entire space with solid flame.
The estimated loss on vessels is 500, 900;
on Standard oil works 100000 on Goes
works 1926, ,0C0. Almost all the losses are
fully covered by insurance. No further
destruction is now apprehepded, the Ere be-
ing pretty well subdued.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-01

Another one Of our townsmen is in luck
and the fortunate pOssessor OF a 60-barrel
we'll. Vic. Gretter-every body knows the
genial, kind hearted, good natured Vic-is
the man. The well is located on the Neely
farm, 10 the Parker District, and was COM
pleted about week ago, since which time
1t has baIrelsd out sixty barrels daily. AT
Vic owns the well and lease individually /,
will readily be seen that sit Is good thing
to have in the family" Here's our cy- old
boy, on your good luck.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-01

A correspondent Of the Pittsburgh Com
mercisl, writing from Titusville, under date
Of July 20, 1872, says:
An article has just been made public
stating that the South Improvement Com
pany, or "Oil Creek Anaconda" has been
renewed in the recent railroad com bination,
and that "ths oil interests of Pen nsylvanis
are now at the mercy Of the railroads as to
freights." 10 consequence OF the proposed
alliance, the death of one or two projected
railway lines is predicted. Your cores
pondent has taken great pains to ascertain
what the so-cslled ''combina alton" lie, and
assure you that, so far a. it has been devel.
oped, II shows liberal policy toward the
producers. II they will only be patient,
and give Mr.. Watson chance, they will
find that 1t is his intention to foster and
protect tie oil trade, and offer such ,nduces
ments as will tend TO more fully develop it,
l understand that 1t is bis intention to visit
the oil regions soon, and fully examine into
the demands and requirements of the trade.
Indeed, man Of Mr.. Henry's shrewdness
would not select as manager one who would
pursue line Of policy or make combina-
tions calculated to SKILL the goose that lay 8
the golden eggs" Let me gay 10 the oil
men, and all others interested, ''Be ye pa
tient Sufficient unto the day is the evil
thereof
There has been another railroad change,
but yet am not at lib erty 10 divulge it. l
will see that your readers are Informed in
due time.
Having failed 10 bis attempt to gain
possession OF the oil region by means OF the
South improvement Company, the immact,-
late Watson now comes out in the chara cter
Of al'savior of The conutry," and begs the
oil men to listen to him and it 'will be ali
right boys "Be ye patient" until l get
my fingers on your throttles and then I'll
take my revenge on you for upaetting my
little South Improvement stealing scheme.
The oil men should receive his stories with
q good share Of discrelit. Let them bear
10 mind bis former attempt to rob and ruin
this region before listening to bis soft aud
honeyed words. Be warned 10 time.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-01

An iron mountain, which is represented
10 be as large, and the ore as pure, as tha,
of the famous Iron Mountain OF Missouri, has
just been discovered in California, on the
line of the contemplated Atlantic aud Pacit
ic Road, and near enough 10 be utilized In
the city of San Francisco. Should coal also
be discovered in the vicinity, there might
be second Pittsburgh grow up on the Pa
cifc slope.
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NOTES OF THE DAY.
Cats are to be taxed 10 France.

OoN 6C6 10 O6 tbX6u III IuuUos
A Texas bridesmaid oficisted bare foot
ed.
High winds trouble river men ON the Mis-,
sissippi.
The richer man makes bis food the poor
er be makes bis appetite.
A number Of ladies at Hartford are about
starting joint stock insurance company.
One OF the best signs of livelier times Ia
the fact that travel on railroads steadily I'M
creases.
Sixty persons are about starting from Wal.
lace, Canada, TO form colony in the Red
River country.
An Indiana hen celebrated last Easter by
laying on that day hard boiled eggs.
The Chinese Governments will send thirty.
six Chinese youths to Yale College.
A beet weighing one hundred nd thirty
one pounds was recently exhibited at San
Jose, Cal.
An Ohio boy killed himself because his
father criticised bis style of holding o
plough.
A Montana lover bought out bis rival for
twenty dollars.
Boston manufacturers produce fifteen
thousand pianos annually, which represent
some four millions Of fdollars.
"Real estate is lively here" was the la
comic description Of 90 earthquake that Q
tra Seler In Peru sent home.
An inebriated South Bend, Ind, consta-
bic was led tenderly home by . forgiving
prisoner whom be had juOt arrested.
In Omaha the people Of Council Bluffs
are known as ''Scoundrel Hillere," and in
Council Bluffs the people Of Omaha are
known rs Saddle Creekers."
A new Chinese temple was recently conse.
Grated in San Francisco, with seventy live
gods, two of which are twenty feet high and
correspondiogly large.
NARROW tie Jamestown murderer is to be
hung Tomorrow.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-01
cold Wine in New Bottles. ,,

OA~ w AMC Ah NcW oOtSleSs'
Under this head the Pittsburgh Post says /:
Since the South Improvement Company re-
eeivad its qulteus some time ago, the mem
bers have been busily engaged in rsviviug
the old company under q new name, and
meeting to that end was held In Cleveland
last week. The present movements embra-
ces, as we are informed, tho entire refining
interests Of the country, who combine o. q
joint stock company. The intention 10 to
take all the oil produced and TO distribute
1t to the various sections In fair propor-
tiou to the refining capacity of the district.
For instance, Pittsburgh's share would be
about twenty-five per cent Of the produc-
tion Cleveland's something other over that
amount and the remaining production
would be distributed among the refiners iu
the OF! regions, Philadelphia, New York,
and elsewhere. The company PROPOSE
guaranteeing to producers certain price
per barrel for crude, and tho producers as
ISOLATION accepts this. It is claimed that
the entire business can be placed on profit.
able basis for all parties a. the expectation
OF crude to European redusries' can be de-
creased, and the entire profits of refining
secured to this country, where 1t properly
belongs There will'bs but one buyer of oil
for the company, and in this way the busi~
ness can bs thoroughly systematized. The
company is Organised entirely indepeud-
ent OF the railway companies, and the OBJ
Jsctionabls features of the South Improve,
ment Company, 1t is claimed, have been 70,
moved.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-01
Gold at l p. m: ll53S

Mt. }. Il. Smith, the present efficient
District Attorney Of venango County, has
recently removed from this place to Frank.
iin' 90 tie business Of his office will keep
nim m shstcity fonr days Out OF the week.
The other two days of the week ha can be
found 10 bis Office over Bisssll Il Cos Bank.
Petroleum Centre. We are sorry to lose 60
good citizen from our town, and consra..
ulate the people Of franklin on bis addition
to their growing city. We also wish him
unoounded success and prosperity in bis
new field OF labor.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-01

NEW WRLL.-Well No. 8, Octave OH
Cos tract, Hyde Farm, Upper Bennehoif
Run territory, was completed last night, and
the show is the best yet Of any of the wells
on the tract. She had 4S'feet Of the finest
Kind OF peboly sand rock. Up to last night
there was 500 feet of oil and water in the
hole and 1t was rapidly filing up. The
tubing and casing was 10 have been nut in
this morning. A big well 10 expected.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-01

James A. Crockett, former station agent
and deputy postmaster at Summit Station,
on the Erie and Pittsburg Railroad, was
convicted In the United States Court, Of
Erie last week, for OBTAINING and opening q
letter, and sentenced to Imprisonment in the
ccrnty Jail for four months and to pay fine
OF 5000 90 aid costs of prosecution. The
government costs will aggregate about $3,.
600, and Crocketts expenses will be abou
the came.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-01

Quite number OF our citizens attended
'ne hrst annual picnic of Petrolia Encsmr/
mens No. 22s, Of Titusville, held at Oil
CreeK LAKE. yesterday, and all are enthus-
ia.''o 10 praise Of the handsome manner in
~n'cp they were treated by their Titusyille
o1s'n rem; the beautiful and romantic loca-
'on 10 wnlcn The picnic was held, and the
general good time enjoyed by all during the
say' Gay Inc occasion will not soon be forgot
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-01

Post OFFICE ROBBER. H. r.
Fullerton, Of Parkers Landing, sent tele-
graph dispatch 10 District Attorney Swoope
yesterday informing him that be had q
young mau ia bis custody for robbing the
postofiice. The dispatch contained no par.
ticulars. A detective was sent to Parkers
last evening to take charge of the prisoner.
II Pittsburgh Mail.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-01

There 10 nothing like death to br inc I'M =.
mans good qualities. So long as Juarez
the Mexican President, lived, be wa, hs
i'sved to be, by about half bic fellow eoun-
ssymsn' one OF the worst rsscsls uuhuno :
NOV test be 10 dead oil admit him to have
oeen ode Of the best OF men, with no tbou0h,
out Tor the good of bis country. Even tn,
Prince OF Wales, when on what was ,up,
posed to DO bis death bed, was couyerta,
from di'gfaosfab libertius tos "trul, eoot
psn., e~">
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-01

ARGYLE SAVINGS BANK.-A Savings Bank
under the above title hos been established
at Argyle, Butler county, which 10 about
the centre of the Fairview ::oil field. This
is much needed institution, aud will sup
ply want seriously felt 10 that locality.
Argyle is centrally located and Of easy &C.
cess from the entire surrounding country,
and has Communication daily with the
regular railway trains Of the A. v. Rail-
road.
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For Sale.

A nice little Cottage Home
finished off in good style, and
located on the Boyd Farm
Has every modern convenience.
Cellar, cistern, barn, tool house,
and is in every way desirable
for a small family. For terms
and particulars enquire at the
house, OF Of
VICTOR GRETTER.
Petroleum Centre, August l..
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-01

Our friend, Owen Gatfney, leaves town
tomorrow 90 pleasure "trip to Michigan
and Sup the Lakes" He intends to be ab>
sent about ten days. We hope be may have
pleasant time, and safe and speedy return
home. On your safe return, Gaff, guess
We'll take Sunday Comfort for change.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-01

Tse penosylvania State Teachers Asso-
clation, to be he'd in Philadelphia on the
goth, 2lst and 22d of August, will be pre-
sided over by that earnest and efficient
worker In the cause of education, Henry
Houck, Deputy State Superintendent OF
Common Schools. The Convention will be
very largely attended.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-01

Quite an exciting runaway occurred on
Main street, last night, fortunately result
ing 10 20 particular damage. A country
man was driving along Washington street +,
and In turning the corner on Main street,
made too short curve and tipped over,
breaking the wagon thllls and frightening 6
the horse. No other damage.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-01

The .Jesuits of Berlin have long been an
noyed by the pointed attacks of the German
comic paper Kladderadatsche, and have re-
solved to try the efficacy of opposing ridi-
cule with ridicule. To that end steps have
been taken to establish comic paper under
the auspices Of the order.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-01

"A New York manufacturing company has
entered upon the pious business Of manufac>
turing idols for the Hindo market. There
ere said to be several Christians connected
with the company.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-01

AT Albany recently woman met her once
husband ct . wedding party. They had
been divorced ten years, and had not met in
all that time. A short talk at supper re-
coneilsd their engagement, and they were
married next day.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-01

A new kind of kindling wood for klndling
coal fires is offered for sale. 1t is oak wood
chemically prepared, with all the moisture
extracted, and it is claimed that coal fire
can be kindlsd with 1t 10 one half the time
of any other wood.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-01

A prud ent Kentucky father, with q ma,
risgeable dsu ghter, found II impossible :,
keep the beaus from the house, 60 be f,,,, o
iished her with music box which nl...
"Home, Sweet Home" at 10 o'clock p n
precisely. The beaus are oil gone, and N.
house closed up in i've minutes after.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-01

A man in Missouri is seeking a divorce
from person to whom he has been married
sixteen years, on the ground that that psr-
son Is not woman. A sufficient ground,
certainly, but it seems to have taken him a
,opg tine 10 tnd it out,