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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-19

age. We are not as sure OF ourselves az we ought
ourselves The old command which enjoins upon
us the necessity or having doctrnal
BASIS FOR OUR ETHICS
and OF being able always to give reason for the
faith that Is in US Is quite ignored. Hence when
any new theory Is publicly proclaimed, especially II
into the current. to our shame and lasting regret
sometimes. II we mad well established notions
about the sanctty Of home do you believe that this
pestlferous whirlwind Of mingled
NONSENSE AND GUILT
ieetf we mad we.rroapded fa um IN in d divine
things, or any fixed opinions OF our own we should
not tolerate Tor an instant the thousand and one wild
sweep like epldemics over the face OF society. l
hope the Old days Will come back again. when in the
were drilled into knowledge OF divine things
Better the strcest Cavintsm OF the straltest sect
man or woman the victim OF some wretched ad-
yenturer who Is only known BY bald and open
individually need is to make up our minds upon
questions which underte our own personal en-
comes to the conclusion that the world In winch we
live Is Gods world. ana not ours; VINO has learned
something Of s laws oy Is WS
WIS ss e 4s sw 81 me- o &
that man cannot go far astray. He has q wall to
PUT HIS BACK AGAINST
when ne Is lighting. de has standard OF which
he measures every question that comes up. And
pray what can be more important than the settle
ment OF just such questions as these2 wonder
nave met In solemn convention and put the matter
at rest-where did We come from, VINO made us
what are we TO do while here why are we called
upon TO obey the law, TO practise self-cOntrO, to
love our enemies instead OF hat1ng, is certa My
most natural and agreeable; where are we going,
when through some accident pc rh APPS. or by means
OF some disease, or surely at last through decrepl
tude and old age, we are pushed out OF the present
into the futures These questions lie at the very
foundation OF everything; and no man can be his
best sell until they are settled. But wnen the mind
Is thoroughly fixed In these matters how strong,
how independents, now loving. plying and
charitable man may be. Right ideas
or God are the prov OF the vessel
right Ideas OF Christ are the stern ana compass and
wheel; right IDEAS OF duty are masts and rigging
and faith In the immortal life Is the white canvas
that sweeps US along. II we are trusting passen-
ger on snip or tnat kind, let 1t blow nigh blow
low let It De night or day. tempest or calm, can
weather all storms, ENJOY even the battle OF the ele
mentS, and are sure at last OF anchOrlng safely in
the harb0E OF heaven. We want more iaIth, and
until we nave 1t we shall be restless and hungry.
AT the close OF the sermon Mr.. HepwOrth an
nounced that land had been purchased on which
the new church Is TO be built, and he hoped 1t
would be ready for services In the autumn. The
spot selected Is large plot OF ground
OF Fifth avenue and Thirtlen street. The church Is
TO seat 2, 500 persons. The seats will be the same
principle IS those at theatres and the form OF the
church Is 10 De after the style OF the Tabernacle
Brooklyn.
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SEVENTH AVENUE CENTRAL METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Sermon In Aid of Foreign Missions.

Sermon In Aid of Foreign Missions.
Last evening the Rev. Andrew Longacre preached
sermon In behalf OF foreign missions to large
congregation. The learned divine took his text
from Genesis w., Gam my brothers. keeperw
After speaking OF the cause which induced Cain TO
hurl this defiant question &C his Maker. and re.
marking upon the enormity OF the mans offence.
increased Dy his apparent desire to isolate himself
entirely from the little circle human beings then
IN existence, the preacher Dade his hearers ask
themselves whether they were quite sure
that the selfish spirit OF Cain had
quite died out, whether some OF them
had not become so absorbed in their own interests.
pressing forward so eagerly to gain their ends as to
forget their fellows. The gold That men win by
speculation and clear-neadedness Is taken from
Others and those others must in consequence suffer
misery and desolation; yet the winner would natu-
rally ask, Gam the keeper Of my bretnrenr We
assist the bodily needs OF the poor, but do not care
TO look after
THEIR SPIRITUAL WELFARE.
They can take Of their own soul; we think that
10 no aiiaiI Of ours. and 70 long ~ we Keep them
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NEW HERALD MONDAY FEBRUARY SHEET
uuIId In the edince. to the place where rust doth
not corrupt or moths decay. His language Is full

OF the
MOST BRILLIANT METAPHOR,
and yet It Ii patent to tho lowest understanding.
Father Burke appeals TO the scholar or the swine
herd alike, and his description OF the sufferings OF
the Redeemer in the DESERT while fasting forty days.
was graphic, powerful and stirring. IL would have
been an ordinary Lenten sermon in the mouth OF
some clergymen. but coming from Father Burke's
lips 1t became
PRE-RAPHAELITB PICTURE,
OF The most intense and powerful nature. Father
Burke Will preach series OF Lenten sermons at the
Dominican church before leaving America for
Europe This evening and Wednesday evening of
be grathed, and It Will be necessary to be at the
CHURCH AS EARLY AS SEVEN O'CLOCK
In the evening" as 1t Will be impossible procure
seat after that hour such Is the desire to this
gifted orator Should his health fall IL is possible
that the reverend father will be unable to preach as
listen should 60 tonight or Wednesday night
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is bad and bad only. is not this fair statement OF
the case? You. VINO have been there yourselves
have not spoken the TRUTH
AS FOR DANCING,
it Is harmful, not SO much lrself as In what ac-
companies IT. the excitement 1t leads to- the fasci-
nation IL breeds, which takes you from other and
better things, and It's intimate connection with q
life OF gayety, which, sooner or later. wall be found
to have Q damring effect.
BALLS AND LATE HOURS
and dress and display and eternal hankering for
admiration are not good. Now, II those pernictous
amusements, which need not be further indicated.
could be swept away-n those who are ruined BY
them would leave them TO die natural death--sO-
ciefy wound be benefited, and religion would stand
o thousand times better chance.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-19
Gold, At | p. u. 100

Ma A. s. Prssher, ot Pluper, and Messrs
J. T. Wilson aud e. II. Southland, of Shsr
IN, aud H. S. southlaud, OF jamestown, N.
A., have purchased tract OF land at the
laftsF asmed place, and. propose to estab.
l'sh . large msnut.ctory Of all kinds Of
"ooar" ware. such - pals, I,ubs, &c. We
reeeiV'd = ssil, yesterday. IRON MIR. Pr.,b
f..bs .bavips just rrtu,d+d from J.mrsiown
whtthsr -hs bad been to make ,ha n.csssar
eFrAnyvmsn!. tot opening the nsw hr sneh Of
i"dnstst. Mr.. 2. was nnqunlinah In bis
pfs,ss OF the b"hndIpss hos pitnlity OF The
good people 0t JAWss,own. apd SAYS were
u nat Tor the fact that most OF his business
interests are ceatered hsrvaboute he would
oe tempted to rsmov. to that place for per.
msnsnt residence. We certainty hope M.
Pr.'her will not remove, % ws csu III afford
70 loss 90 good citizen from enr, midst. .At
the essme time. from . psrsouai acouaiot-
amos with Asssra Pratner snl Wilson ior
several yssrs past. we take plsassrs 10 re-
commanding to the people Of that place .,
bs'ng sotivs energetic businesa msp, sod
gsntlsmen 10 the fullest sspss Of the word
We wiAh them oil the luck imse Unable n
soeir new enterprise
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-19

: The Odd Fellows Home Association, ,oi
Western Pennsylvauis met at Sharon les,
week and decided upon MeadvilIs, 80 the
plses:to build the Home Nine trustees, al
follows were elected: a. B.i Robbins,
Cussswsgo Lodge, F. Msrriet.> Dempsey
town Lodge, ]. X. Lowry, Oil City lodge,
J. R. Lyle, White Oak. Lodge, J. W. Han
uen, Crawford Lodge, A. c. Axtell, Youngs
vile Lodge, II. Moss, Robertson Lodge.
Thomas Blackburn. Jonathan Lodse, j., h.
Lsnhart, Cussawseo Lodge.
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A remarkable dise,sm lss been prsp.,.a

A remarkable disssam Ass been prepared
BY DR. Toner. The ssstisticiau, which gives
at glance the faoss Of each census 10 re-.
gard to tue relative longevity Of the two
sexes; also another curious tabIs, showing
the number OF children born to each thou.
sssdlwsmsn between the ages Of Aitseu aud
hfty at each census. This table revsals the
startling feet Mat whst is. held up as the
peculiar shame Of Msss schusstts, 10 equally
true of oil i'hsr sister States, II 10 shown
atonly ess-hsif % many children are
now born to each theusand women % 10
'tSo0f end that there hes been regular de-
crease from oae decade Of years to anoth-
e.,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-19

FIRE IN PLvM.,-Oo last Sunday morning
at about one O'clock, the dwell ng house d
Ar. A. Williams, . farmer Of Plum town.
ship, was destroyed BY dre. Mrs. WiIlism'
was sick, and was carried safely to . neigh.
bora TIE free onsumsd everything in ths
hose, except ono bsdssead,., including be-
sides the furniture, two Or three hundred
bushels Of pstatoss, . lot Of buckwhsat
and the winters stores Of dried aud sal
meats. Loss about $4,000. With 10 ;usur
anes.-Vsnsngo Spectator,
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The women Of fMassachusettstsrs 10 easn.
%. in reference to cruelty TO animals They
ara now holding . fair at Boston, to raise
money for the Massachusetts Society for the
Prevention oi Crusltyrto animals. A CON-
mittse Of . thoussnd women has been form
ed, 10 which every village and hamlet In
the State has ito representative. and three
thousand hearts and tive thousand hands
and ten thousand devices 10 certainly fair
worth visiting. Tt-r. q
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-19

We notice by the Essoklin papers .tbs
tue ha!' family, ofCooperstowo, have come
70 se'e' q last, hsvisg been arrested on .
chstss. Of grand larceny and horse stealing,
wseelnston a. Halo. one Of tho accused
parties. was but recently pardonsd out by
GOV. Sissry on the recommendation ofJudgs
Vrnnsey. he having besu committed 10 tie
pso.!sausry p.y 90 ehires Of rape. These
parties have figured quite exsensivsIy on ths
police records 10 this vieiuity tor ssvsr.l
ys.rs back. and The village oi Csepsrsiovu n
snd the region can afford 70 part with their
company for long term or years.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-19

A farmer named; Thsrnburu recently sook
to Detroit Museum . curiosity 10 ths
SHAPE Of ball: Of striped suakes which be
bad uusssthsd 10 . bit OF marsh. In going
into winter quarters they bad rollsd them
selves into heaps being tangled aua knot
ted like . net, and were, without life OF
motion; seven beads, could be counted 10
the ball
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Diaries for 1872 q. the Post Office.

Gen. Bonneville, Of the United States
army, though on the retired list ss super.
snnustsd, was lately married to young
Mics Neie, st Fort Smith, Ark. The we'd
ding took place on the hftie,h. anniversary
Of the grooms first marriage. He had
served over half Q century, and was the
subject Of the pen of Washington Irving,
who described the generals exploits
10 The western wilds over forty years
age.
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CCommVnjsstsd.i]

You have lately iscqqirsd arst class and
permsnsu* sdditisn to. ysns population In
the psrssn Of n. ". Nislds Manager ". U.
Telegraph Once Itss our loss, y bs sure,
but ws csnpet help cousratplstiug you.-
You will dpd him thoreushA bis business
aed cultivated on, all SUBJECTS; gsatleusu-
ly--in short, mso such % commuaiiy
ought to try 70 keep with them BY making
bic stay 20 plsssast - be could wish. J
His position at the Centre 10 promotioa
10 hiu-hsnss bic departure from us.
Oil City, Jan. II, 1872. .....
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-19

A CharIestowu. Mass, photographer.
givea o striking instance st feminine artifcs
While arranging the instrument preparatory
10 taking young Iady's picture, he sudden
" turned TO give some directions to bis fair
customer wben,,to bic sssonisbmsnt, he be-
held her busily engaged stuaaing her chseks
With paper 10 fiji out tbs rnessrs propor-
tions which nature had co rude!y neglect
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They have . new way Of getting up sur.
prise parties in parts Of Illinois. A resident
rsceives'aa snony news letter, stating that
a'uspTiss party will be With, him ON q esr-
tain evening. He prepares for it, No.
body comes, and the surprise of the party
10 complete.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-19

A Des Aoiups girl, enjoying buggy ride
with her lover, bad be: chiguon removed
BY q bsrse which was driven up behind
Just as the thing was done the driver of
tue horse tipped up and passed tho lovers
aod wsirled away, the esiguon dang ing
from the sorses mouth.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-19

On last Sunday the N. Il. Church 0,
Rousevills donated $500 for tue benefit Of
be NJ. 3. Churches destroyed 10 Chicago.
The Chicago Tribune, ofthe lob, scknowl-
edges . donation Of $605, sent by G. W.
Castle, Eeq, to bis father 10 Chicago
which was subscribed BY the citizsus o
ROuaeyjlle.v.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-19

opf towssnsn, Mr. s. h. Rocker, va.
the sec!p!spl, day before ysstsrdsy, Of the
extrsusiy ssd news Of the sudden death Of
bis father, who resided as Royslsou, about
twelve miles from the city Of Philadelphia.
The sympathiss Of large circle OF friend
and aeQusiatsncss arc With NJ. K. 10 this
hour OF bic sad ,lfbic.ion.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-19

Paul Aorpby, 60 widely known in ante
war days - the champion American chess
player, is announced as having made on ar
rsngsmsnt with prominent st. Louissn to
play -, game OF chess ,-blindfsldsd. Itis
said $4,000 will be the stake played for.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-19

Annie Sutton, Of the Macrssdy troupe,
which 10 now playing in this section, nd
Annie Wood, q witness IN the FIsk-Msns.
field csss. are one and the same person. 1t
Was Annie who introduced Mansfield 10
Fisk, and her evidence that caused the
Indictment against Stokes for blackmsil-
ing.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-19

Bare We are agalp. Her name 10 Magds-
lens Snyder She .eatl heartily, wake
witbouttbs xss of ~ csns, aud ! o % hum
drsd and tive years old. She lives with her
soU-in.law st Leevilie, Ohio. Fancy =
man~wish eighty-tour years. Of mothsr-in-
law,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-19

Fresh Eggs and SUPERIOR BUTTER
| SCHEMERHORN Il TEN EYCIVS
! cor. Washington l. Second Streets. m23 II.
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The OIL City Derrick dsesn's, Ike Mr.,
AacreadysS Shylosk in the Merchant Of Ven
ice, played in that city on Monday evening
She 10 . woman, which in tho Dsrrieks opin
len ID the cause Of her failure. - amestow
journal.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-19

Secure the Shadow. ere the substance
fades" by going to Hempsied ~ Co.'S Da-
guerresn Gallery, Petroleum. Centre, Pa.
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The uext legal holiday Is February 22d
bu. business is not generally suspended ex,
sept BY the banks
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II Go TO Ihe Jam-s,own Clothing Store
for your Clothing OF all kinds. They are
selling goods 'dirt cheap"
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Mr.. NJ. X. Hswina Of Titnsuills. better
kpowo - Capt. Jinks vt. the Horse Mar.
inea" paid rs q call Yesterday Jinks says
thst Ed Sutherland has joined the church
nnd drinks othinG but buttssmilk; that
noo' Ridley runs first class sample room;
''A' nrads'rsst q Dickson make, Oh my,
snen c passtsabls clam cbowdcr; sdd tba I
,; ;Mmmer 'r'.ns' the Courier to the sstisfac.
c"m; ."" o! everybody but Charley Ishsm, who
"'"uss 20 ssll Iae ansst OF gold and silve.
'sss'ry to be found tn the entire region. -
sluks 10 about right.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-19

The Boz and Cox Arrangemsst 10 quite
common In London, Certain classes attend
ia1the tbsatrss every night-bal ct dancers
'upsa aaa tho mob which IL attached TO- .
pAptonIpe-let their beds 10 market peopl 10
who are just ready to get up apd-gs to work
when the theatrical folks como home.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-19

~ GAEFNEY keeps constantly. on
hand Scotch Ale and London Potter, espec
ally tor family use.
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The round house oil the Lake Shore and
Michigan Railroad at Toledo, Ohio, wss
bucped Tuesday morning, with six locomo-
lives. Lose 100000.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-19

st. Louis has Free Thinkers Society
and Louisville caps it with Free Drinker,
Association.
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Speaking Of that compositor who compil-
ed 668 legitimate English words from the
letters forming the WORDS Prince Alexis, the
Lsuisxi)ls Courier Journal ssys, be onsbt
10 print them in . boos,, and call II Aiexi.
cop.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-19

Thre e.fourtbs OF the water of London has
been pronounced poisonous by Prof. Frsuk-
land. of the Royal Institution.
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a CapRCa.o COMO nELLA.

Adaioty little bonosi,
The sweetest msrabout,
A ssa Of tawny wavsle.s
Ger forehead while.Aa snow,
A. bsaes Of spsrklias sspphtrss,
Tee cheeks Of rosy dye,
A Apsir.sf lips Of rSby,
Aud fascinating. Sigh.
Thiuk'st then shs goes to worship!
Al! lie difficult to tall,
But its PLATA both saints and sin
Worship that Sabbath belle.
A tightly fitting bodice,
Costume oil brocadsd,
Short petticoats with fouscss,
10 endless colors braided,
Eoausllsd shoss With buckles,
Such % the Frsncbmsn vsnd,
With lofty, taper hssl.tsps,
To give Grecisn bend.
Tbink'st thou it's for Gods glory
She dresses out 90 we'll!
Or does she want some saint or
sinner
To love theSabbath belle?
~
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-19
Fan FIlrlaliOm.

Eau FlirtatiOM.,
Amelia waved nsr ian with glee,
And being in . playful mood,
She gave the airy toy to me
And b-ds ne firt it II l conld.
The pleasing toll quick began,
But jeaious psoss my bosom hurt,
''AadAm. l cannot flirt fan,-
But with yonr leave, III fan .
flirt."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-19
Take Notice.

Now Ia the tiTs to buy your Applea az !
am selling them off at prices that will as
toeish 'ou, from ond dsliar a barrel and u o
wards. or anything else 10 ths, store, as MI.
Briggs is going 10 close sut, about the fire,
OF The month. Call and ses for. yonrse = es
E.. Tr BRIG0s.
Per H. H.WARNER, Clerk.
dec. 2l.tf.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-19

First .class Chewing and Smoking Tobse-
60 ct the Pest ONCE
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:Er Beautiful aud fashionable Scsrfs and
Neck Ties, at ALDENS.
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Rogers B. Sons Kaives and Scissors at
the Post Gfics
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Now 10 the time 70 subscribe for New
York Dailys - steke's trial 10 commencing.
They can be- tsd st the Post Offce.
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tE Elegant Silk Hats: all styles, at
ALDEN'S.
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II. j. ". Kings celebrated cutlery o
the Pest Office.
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LIVE AND LET LIVE!
just received At Meass &. Armstrong;
Flour and Feed Store, 1900 bushels extra
WHITE OATS, which will be aold at low.
est cash prices! o29-l.
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westsnholm Kuiyss. and R,zoss as th.
Post once. at, 81. fs' Wa.-
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E'ssant'Teilst Articles at the Post Once
Newsroom.
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/. Lent begins this year February l4tb,
which 10 st Valentines day.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-19

Crc"is''ng Library at the Post ONlce
Newsroom.
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N(yIICE !!
ADNleys Aryuless

Just received one hundred barrels Of IT os"
nice APPLES from the farm, and twenty
barrels OF our best CIDER-tbe best that
ever came 10 this town. Call and see for
yourselves
NOv,7 r., II. WARNER.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-19

Daily Nswspspsrs Of all kinds at the Post
Once.
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t4 Splendid winter cnred, HAMS and
BACON, at SCHEMERHORN i TEN.
EYCk'S, COT. Washington and I'd sts il9
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60 New StJlea Osercoxts At
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For Sale or Rent.
The building lately occupied by A. n
Shul's as Bakery and Grocery Store. En-.
quire Of
He. JARVIS.
Petroleum Centre, Pa. dec 9.lw
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nE Children's Likenessss taken betwee
the hours OF 10 . m and 2 p m, ai Hempsts
Il Cos Daguerrean Gallery. jaul3u.
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GlRI. WANTED. :.

A Girl wanted to 60 general homework
Apply to
MRS. OWEN GAFrNEY.
j5n Egbert Farm.
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Pictures colorcd In India Ink and oil, si
Hsmpsted Il Cos Gallery. jau. Is.
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New stock Of Wintsr Clothing
at ALDEN'S~
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Lifs.szs Rembrandt, piosares taken at
Hempstsd Il Cos Gallery.
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~ Go 10 GAFFNEY'S for foe CIGARS
AMI cheap fer Cash.