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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-04
RELIGIOUS ITEMS.

Metliodism IL strong in Nebraska.
There are 5,lGI members Of the sew
enteen Baptist churches Of Chicago.
Rev. II. &. Clarke, a worthy prcsly.
terrain minister, died recently in SSr
Diego, California.
Henry II. b. Basrom, son of BisI,o,
II. b. Bascom, died at the residence q,
his mother, Lexington, Ky.
The cost of the Methodist church ed-
itice ct Akron, Ohio, to the time of its
dedication, was Sl20,2lS II.
Rev. A. II. Strong, ID. d., of CIeve-
land, Ohio, has boen elected President
OF the Baptist Theological Seminar
at Rochester.
The executors IF the will If Mia
Nabby Joy, of Boston, have di,lr,buteI
among fifty-six charitable and tr,dc
societies S236,OO0.
The best paid preacher in the world
Is said to be the Rabbi of the great Bcr-
I'm Synagogue, Germany. He Receives
s2O,OOO per annum.
Rev. MIR. Malcem, defender of the
Open Communicates in the Bapii.t
Church in this country, reports'thai the
movement Is gaining ground every
where.
MI. Cyrus H.. Mccormick has made
eoOd The proposed endowment of tho
chair OF Didactic and POlemic Theology
IN the Seminary Of the Northwest.
Archbishop Manning, Londod, has
'Drhfnnnn thn nra
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-04

The heavy chorals performed at the
Coliseum can be heard for five miles
outside.
"BoSton illustrator and ",JuhiIcr
Days" the production of the press of
Mcsars. James II. Osgood a. Go are
having n great sale.
1t has been found impossible to run
the great organ by the gas engines
which were put in for that purpose
and an auxiliary steamer has been
pressed into the service.
The electric battery which is used at
the Jubilee is composed of ten 10
FOUNDER Parrot and six T. FOUNDER
Napoleon guns. Major Follrit, Can
tain Baxter and Adjutant Appolonio
are in charge.
There Is II great demand for lager
beer among the members of the chorus
and foreign bands. A long counter,
with fifty attendants, has been bull,
directly beneath the chorus galleries.
AMI twenty-five barrels, or nine thou
glasses, were dispensed thcrclrom
yesterday.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-04
Farmers Sons,

| Al u late meeting of the Western,
New York Farmers Club the ulc4-
ton, elbow shall farmers interest
their sons III agriculture ?" was debated
at much lcuGtl, and the remedies rc-
commended were more attention to
horticulture, by which the family cau
ut all times be supplied with abundance
of the choicest fruits of their own
raising; giving the boys ~ piece of
land to cu.ltivat" for themselves, or n
share III the products of the farm n
row Of apple trees in the orchard, or "A
patch of ground on which to raise the
small fruits; the increase of some fine
animal, or u small flock Of sheep; look
my sharp to the proper education of
the children by keeping from them AS
far ~ possible all reading that gives
false and distorted views of life and its
duties, aud furnishing an abundance If
scientific papers and books, and making
chemistry, CHRONOLOGY, natural ;hilos-
oply, aud geology subjects of CONVEX
satlon and study III the family; en-
cour'GinT the boys and girls t. make
collections of plants, insects, and min
erals, and the boys to make cxpcri.
mcnts with manurcs, crops, new seeds,
fruits, etc; and, above all, To impress
upon them II sense Of dignity, indie
prldcncc, health, and profit OF agri-
culture in%tclligcnt'y pursued"
We clip the above from the Agri-
cultuI Department OF the UnjOn ami
Impt"0g, urging tlc consideration of
the subject upon the consideration of
our rcaticis and the people throughout
! e land.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-04
Lost Health Rcgaineti.

Scltncgloct lays the foundation Of much bodil,
suffering. As rI'e men are more Bolicitous To 70
pair and preserve their houses, stock In trade nm,
other pcrislablc property, than TO repair and pre-
serve themselves. They can see when N wall re
quiIc3 n prop, or n weak structure n girdcr, bu
appear to be unconscious off, or Indifferent to, thu
cracks and flaws md evidences Of decay In thoii
own irail and sensitive organizations.
The consequence of this want of common pru.
deuce is that thousands fall by the waysidc IN tho
prime of rife, every year, who might have lived to
enjoy u hale and hearty old age If they had resorted
to the proper means Of recruiting their failing vigOr
Mt the proper timo,
Seeing what that flmo,tS vitali2tng and i%nvigora-
ting elixir, uo8tcttcrH Stomach Bittars, has done
for CUuntlcSs multituics of the encrvated and broS
ken down, and with the long, unbrOken record of
It's cures before him, II seems amazing that any
sufferer from premature decay, nervous weakness,
biliOusnc3g. ChrbniC constipation, or DIS
ease of IA Trmittent or ntcrmittcntc character should
delay, even for mn hour, To seek the MD which Its
toniug, regulating md invigOratIng properties
have never failed to afford.
IT " no cNaEgcritIon to say that HONtft us S,om-
uch BHt,rS /. the most faithful nlly Of n, tart, ~ her
struggles with weakness and disease, that medical
botany and hunr't chemistry have yet given to the
wUi ll. LU0l.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-04

WHETHER for use on man or beast,
the Merchants GmgIiug Oil will hc
found I'M invaluable linimcnt, and %
thy of use by every resident of the land.
We know of no proprietary medicine or
article now used III the United States
which shares the good will of the poo
pie to II greater degree than this. ~.
y. MlcUCutiCnI.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-04

ASTHMA is useless 10 describe the
fortunes Of 8pasmodic Asthma. Those
who have suffered from its distressing
paroXyrm5 know full we'll what it is.
Whitcomb's Remedy, prepared
by Joseph Burnett & Co., Boston, has
seldom failed to afford immediate relief,
wen in the most severe cases. -CoDi.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-04

-, THE REASONS FOR ITS PROSPERITY.
Ih' year juSt closed has bcrII the mort suc,qssyfuI
Iig
T. Tgr whole co'.'sc has been cpntlcnerl Into TIN
1919 W WII'h hilc n student Will graduate,
IN. I'fnitrS". are eminent lawyers and teach.
ei', ana hcHotc l'"tr entire time To teaching. A
y"lIilS man study iig IN an office cannot gel rDntin.
nvu5 u,il regular '"iichins irom Il lawyer who is in
y ihr Moot 60 r. HyStrm iamiliariZes the student
with the details ri practice and ~laallfcs him fur
thr management nfa suit rs soon ns he gets one.
y l"onhon Is u cfincd and healthy town, AMI pu-
pHii ntc treatti with great kindness by tho citizen.
me catalogue shows ~ pupils, with about sixty
Ghanhttts. Many Of the leading lawyers of the
Sy,iih west are graduatci OF this school.
For particulars address
HON.. N. GREEN, Lebanon. Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-04
Suicide Committed.

as the result OF an inactive stutc of liver
and stomach, producing headache, OBJ
tlISo intellect, d~ullncSa, dependency,
dementia. and finally insanity, is no
uncommon occurrence. All these dis
grcaab'c symptoms and bad feelings are
most certainly dispclIcd by the use of
DR.. Plcrcc's Golden Medical Discovery.
1t rovitallzes and builds up the who'e
system. a little book on chronic dis
eases sent free. Address Il. V. Pierce,
NJ. d., Buffalo, N. Y. Golden Medical
Discovery sold by all druggists. - bm.
Ell
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-04

THE Elmwood Collar, from the pccu.
liar manner iii which it is made, with
folded edge. cloth flce and rerspirttion
proof finish, Will keep clean longer than
any other collar. 1t is more economical
than low priced GOODS. Buy the Elm
wood at any Gents Furnishing Store
com.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-04

Thirty years have elapsed stnCr the introduction
OF DAVIES Pam killer to the public, aud yet al the
present Tune II " more popular aud commands n
Larger sal" lliii ever before. IiS popularity Is not
confined to TIM country alone; all over the world
lit beneficial effects N curing the "Illg that flesh ia
heir to-" are acknowledged and appreciated, and
a}a ram Killer It's fame u limited Ia no country,
Get ~ race; has never been cqualel by any mrdi.
ciu" ~ Europe or America.
1t is sold by all medicine dealers,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-04
aay"A DOZEN REASONS ysx
WHY
PERRY DAVIS
Pain-KiIler
IS TIE

BEST FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE AGE
an" Why Is should 6e Kept arrays ncur at hand
l3t. Pnin-K lller IL the most ccr,sin Cholera cure
That medical science has produced.
-i' Fntn-h Her as n Diarrloen and Dysentary
remedy X uncqualed. IL seldom ever failS
3rd. m Her Will cure Cramps or Pains In
usually effects a cure.
ith. In Her will cure Dyspepsia and Indi-
Gcstion, If used according To directions.
9Th. pain-killCr Is an almost never falling cure
for sudden Colds, Coughs, DC.
eth. pnin-Killcr has proved Itself a Sovereign
Remedy for Fever and AEup, and Ch1li
Fever; 1t has cured the most obstinate cases,
Hh. Pnin-kiIler as " llnlmcnt Is une1ualled.
For Frost Bites, Clilblains, Burns, Bruises,
cuts, SpralnS, &c, NJ Physician can do more
9Th. PnIn-kiIIcr hns cured cnses OF Rbeuma.
tlsm ana Neuralgia after years standing.
hh. Ynln-killer will destroy BoIls, FeIops.
,Whltlows, Old Sores and Swellcd Joints, CIV.
ing relief from Faln after the first application.
10th. Pnin-K iller Cureq Headache, Toothocbe
and Neuralgia Pains In any part Of the body
nth. Pnin-KilIe will save you days of sick ness
and many o Dollar in time and Doctors bills.
18th. paln-K Her Is a purely Vegetable rrepara-
ton, safs to keep and use In every family.
Tho simplicity attending It's use, together
with the great variety Of diseases that may
be entirely eradicatcd by 1t, and the great
amount OF pain and suffering that can be al,
lcViated by IT'S use, make II Imperative upon
every, person to supply themselves with This
valuable remedy and to keep II always near
The PAIH-KILLER IL now known and apprc.
lated In every qnartco OF The globe. Physicians
! In their pra, ice, while NIL CLASSES OF
GIVE 1t trial.
Don't he deceived or imIhs'd to buy the many
NoStrnms Offered y unprincipled men
travelling through the county.
LhH"1IIp,IiptIH p1rpplpanr mrh h,itln
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-04

WE have Invited attention 10 the Gettysburg Kat
Hiyiinr water which " advertised In another col
uu'n. \ COtcmpOriry thus dcFCribrS the spring ri
from which this water is bottled: " BY
uruuIul which the battle commenced. II hNS the
taste Of COrmmOn water aud WAS used az such by the
WOUNDED who fell in the vicinity, II was their toH
~ to it's re- iuvigOraling and paim-gOothing
winch induced the residents to try it on
disease, which led to the discovery of It's wonderful
power since then 1t has been computed
that tllli spring has hrcn visited by n million of pcU,
pie, while IT. waters have been carried to every part
pfth" world. Its healing effects have attracted tho
vcIlous c%urlttv" and restorative phcnOmcna Of the
race. Thc wort forms Of Dyspepsia, rheumatism,
tOnt, NEURALGIA, Paralysis, Kidney, Urinary, Ilcat
and nervous diseases, &C. are said to yield to It's
power, IT h also claimed 10 he n solvent Of stone.
-(Um,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-04

A man who was presented with the
pm OF his wiio's spring outfit, looked at
~ ior a while with dilating eyes, and
then muttered, at was well for Adam
that he had to foot tho bill for the FASH
IONS OF the .JaH-for which he hardly
carried a fig leaf"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-04

view Orleans has u pretty French
woman who gives fencing Lessons
haei pupil are legions, and she will soon
nave millions for defence.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-04

TnE system frequently gets ont of
order and should be ut once regulated,
else other troubles will cnBlc; when
pllysic is needed take jdrSOH'S PHrgu-
tire IfNs, they are II safe, wholesome
and natural medicine .-(Om.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-04

ToorIlAcnE proceeds from ag,lc in the
face, operating upon the exposed nerve
Of II docaycd tooth. Rub the gum
thoroughly with tho finger, wet with
,hohnSon'S .lnoiyno Imminent, heat the
face well and lap IL flannel wet with the
llnimcnt on the face also put II little of
linimcnt into the cavity of the tooth
on cotton.-CUm.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-04
VALUABLE RECIPES.

Pork, veal and poultry should always
be well cooked. Beef, mutton, ven,
sion and buffalo meat may be cooked
rare.
Potato PIE.-IIave ready u rich
crust, lay in slice Ola boiled sweet po-
tato and thin slices Of Il mellow apple
then spread thickly sugar and butter,
cover with II crust and bake nicely.
To Brown POTATOES UNDER MEAT.
Boil some fine, large, mealy potatoes,
take Off the skins carefully, and about
an hour before the meat is cooked put
them into the dripping pan, having
well drCdged them with -four. Before
serving, drain them FROM amy grease
aud serve them VI bot.
TO BLEACH STRAW HATS. Wash
old straw hats and bounots in pure WA
ter, AMI thrI put them into box with
burning sulphur, FlIe fumes, arising,
unite with the water on III" bonncts,
and the s%ulphurioua acid iliua made
beaches them.
CoCOANUT DHo% To grated 90
coanut, halt the weight in gugar and
the white Of aD egg beaten TO roth
Drop the mixture in small cakes "n,a
huttcrcd paper and Gift sugar W
them. Bake fifteen minutes in n slow
oven.
CHICKEN JELLY.-For chicken Jelly,
take Il large chicken, cut it up into
small pieces, bIul2c the bones, aud put
the whole into u stone jar, witt, II Gov
or that will make it watcr-tight. Set
j,r in u kettle Of hot water, and keep il
boiling for three hours, Then strain
the liquid, and season 1t slightly
with salt, pepper and mace, or with
loaf sugar and lemon juice, accordin.
to the taste Of the person for whom it
Is intended. Return the fragments Of
the chicken 10 the jar, aud set il iu
again IN \ Ecttlc OF boiling water. Iuu
Will find that you can collect nearly ~
much jelly by the second boiling. Thi,
"lly may bo made of an old fowl.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-04

a party of Young gentlemen dined
sumptuously at a restaurant. and each
one insisted on paying the bill. TO de
cldc the matter it was proposed to blind
fold the waiter, and the. first he cnr,gllt
should pay the bill. lie hasn't caught
any of them vet,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-04

1t is M established fact that there
Is no other State in the world that oc-
cupies itself so largely with the cluca-
ton of women as Russia. AS much
care should be bestowed upon the
higher education of girls rs bows.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-04
} HE LEBANON, Tenn, LAwSc,Souy

Immense cat beds have been is
covered at Los Angeles, Cal.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-04

There IL II thing about n hen Il at
looks like wisdum, they don't kackle
much until after they hav laid their
egg. Sum pliolks are always II bragg
glng and u kackling what they arc
u going to do before hand.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-04
SORE EYES! SORE EYES!

EXCELSIOR EYE-WTATEk
Positively cures inilailatOry SOisl Eyes, lsfiamcd
pye-lihs, and all ~iniiamatiOns OF tn Q eye, from any
cause whatever, IN from one to thru " days. II also
pREsERvEs the sight, When the sight hcging 10
fail use II occasionally, and 1t wa pts.'rve the
sight almost indefinitely. Where II In used accord
Ing TO directions and falls to give perfect %satisiac-
ton, We will refund the money. Scnt by mail TO
any part Of the United, states on r,oe,nt Of my
cents. Address THOs, u. PERRY, ~ South Cherry
Street, Nashville, Tenn.
For sale by DORTClI Il A DOX.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-04

iynunt, Indigestion! The Charter Oak Stove
f. the most interesting and important icutufe in the
faulty economy; for II fills the house with warmth,
til" table with good cheer, and prevents that drpnry
aspect and indig'"iihlo meals that brin. %SOuIICSs
Of temper, discomfort and Dissatisfaction (Dm.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-22

Our citizens will bear IN mind that 10
morrow evening, Blind Tom, the celebrated
pisnisi, 10 to give ops concert at Sobel's
Opera House Tickets can be procured at
the Post Office Newsroen. Speaking OF him
the Montreal Gazette says:
Blind Tome opening concert last night,
drew . large audience at the Theatre. The
performances ia unique aud wonderful. In
the drest classical affections OF The hest
composer, or 10 simple melody, bis playing
In superb. His limitations Of other iustru-
mea,s, as the violin, banjo, Guitar, mnsical
box, &e., were inimi.Abls. During the
entire performance be held his audisnce
absolutely captive. Never has there been
a. entertainment 10 Montreal Of which Il
Vas possible 10 speak 10 terms Of mors un-
reserved praise. He appears every nigh
this week, and We advise oil lovers Il nusi,
10 ear bis performances
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-22

Dieks Concert Troupe, advertised 10 PERI
form at Roscoe Hall last fnesds , evening,
did noi perform for sbs want Of an audience.
Look out for them II you dsn't wan. 10 gel
"biI" A word TO Il . wise, 30.
The sbove was copied from The Warren
Ledger, siacs whioh time the same Psrtiss
have been here. contracted bills sud failed
" psy them. The reason they cannot get
~ audience, 10 because they are not worthy
sfiL There 10 not Free aud Easy" 10
tows. and there are but few Of then hut
osn 10 aftesn ninntes notice Rivs Q hetter
concert performance thsn Dlsk's ussps of
ksadvili-. When will these old layer beer
saloon singers 6nd out that the people Of
the oil r~gicas know "Fsnk krout from
sslrry. 70 get IN audience now-a-dsy .
troupe nss' be- 'arars, sad have some b'n
ter tslest, iu ts,a Of which tbs Dick's
fsiL
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-22

The only places in town 10 buy holiday
goods 10 al Gilbert eordon's, Gao. W. Win.
sots, the +. o. Nswsrsom, Sob~i h Auei-
ha'ms, Won. Johnson's, J. W. Bes,ty's and
Maurice Herron's.
10 meats. turkeys, &c at Geo. W. King,
IRE, and It Park-rs.
In flour and terd for some roor family
al Aease Il Arnstrong's and WArusI's.
Other places will receive due attentior
to. morrow.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-22

When Mrs. Elizsbsth Cady Stanton was
delivering her lecture ou the Coming Girl
10 Green Bay, Wisconsin, The other night
she told hsv hsr iashsr. when they were
going over the higbIsnds OF Scotland TO.
esthsr, had . pair Of hools made for her
aud how she walked thereia just ss mas,
uilrs - be, ann jast Is we'll. After ih,
lecture, brorzs faced, fuzzy iudividua
stepped around 10 the green room, and put
tiug forth . kaot,-d palm. said: "Au' vi
ye sh.k hsan's vi th.ussu that whs mad q
tho booties for Je:" and there be was sb
did.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-22

Al last is . clearing up Of Eris RriIwsy
difficulties. Gould hss settled With The new
management by tbs payment OF over nine
million declare, or the transfer Of property 10
bis possession s.ricsly belonging to the oom.
pasy, and The @i,s sgsinst him are 10 bs
dropped. The msney, 1t To- reported. vii,
Ge used 10 laying third rail 80 20 TO con y,
meet wi'h tho sarrox gusss system Of rail-
roads and shus secure y large amount OF
business Of which i. is now deprived. The
A1lsn'is aud Great ws~sra. Railway vii
follow suit. VI, dors not p,ecsds The Erie,
10 ,hs ssasgs OF ssugs.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-22

A FsAuD.-Thers 10 . whisk-y.euzzlIpg
vfs!oh travelling around tie county by the
name OF "Alk Burnett, the Humorist." He
prs'ends to give you . half dollars worth Of
smssensnt hy making faces At you. H.
played here 10 very poor house, because
nsgavs bic exhibition 10 the afternoon, q
he travelled from oGs "bar<ioom" 10 The
other. II was irightful to see how he would
1istort his countensnce a. hs poured down
she "PIDs Top Whisky" the kind that ,s
sss out TO the "rOunders" Our citizsps
have concluded that he is poor 90 Q humor/
''i, but good a. "whiskeyist" Your
voice 10 thick and husky, All bat never
fhsess good bs ''ruu oas." How are ysu,
showusn, that eau got along vithost The
AID oi any Cd d-.n printer.
E. Pitch, Of youngstown, Ohio, is trav.
sIling the country over with What he ca II.
. glit enterprise. He came to see us had
some printing done, and then Jumped the
town upon the "blssssd Ssbba,h" withou,
Ssying his bills-you "fe4ero..' 10 the down
river country take notice. Our typos will
Know hin when he csils upon them by bic
"n"ek aud lsw'y wsys," and because, like
"u'ish Heap" be 10 . "v-ry 'umble man. ."
But oa'sids Of bis propensitles to steal aud
as'rsud, ho don'. know very much or be
souia not have allowed lhs boys to mark
nh p'ssurrs and break him. Fitch, altbv'
you beats o.. the Centre boys we're too uaoh
!pf y"n, and you'd no. 60. thu start o: us
ruu = sunday train.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-22
II 0IeytOn Day..

The Hslsysos Days somneoced on Sah
urdsy, the l4th Of December, with the
serene sky and the soft atmosphere that
often throw their mystic eb.rm sronnd the
season, extending for the week preceding
and the winter following the winter solstico.
II 10 then the tabled birds cit brooding over
their sssls, Graded on the winter seas. -
Old Eolus keeps the winds tightly shu. up
10 bis rocky cavern, and old Sol br-a,hes bis
sweetest Influences that no harm shsll come
to the fablrd birds that being warm ed into
life. II vas lovely thongbt Of the ancient
Greeks to surround the n"st dresry s-.sou
Of The yssr with this creation Of their fancy.
Thus does one Of their shoiess myths show
ths Greek homage Tor the dvetiou OF wo-
mans love, end also clothes With . charm.
log story The celestial psses and The no.
rufisd ssrnity which often iing-r sronsd the
time when the fun's prseencs ia The shortest.
end bis rays. fall mos. soIdly upon tbs
earth.
We aavsr weary Of the pretty fable, and
once . year 10 not loo of,sa to recall the
memory. Ceyx, The soa Of Hespsrua, the
Morning Star, usrries Hsioyose, The
daughter Of 1Eolus, esd Of The wirds. -
Their love nsws smoothly - ssrvns day
Ia summer, until Csyx 10 sunnoAed to
Iona 90 account Of bis brothers dsa,h.-
Hslcyons pssm from her husbasd With an
accountable sorrow asd With . pressnti-
msnt Of coming III. Her forshodipgs are
only too true. A fierce s,sru ovsrvbelms
the ship and Csyx sInks beneath ihe wavss.
Meanwhile HaIoyons ws,shes anxisusIy fol
bis return, makes ready for bis arrival,
dresses herself 10 gay apparel, o1-rs frs-
qxeut incense 10 ths gsds, and more than
oil to Juno. She prsys constantly for biz
return, and that be- may remain :.trus 10 bi,
love for her. A. last, The goddess, moved
sy hsr disifsaA sends . vision whspsin the
death si her husosni Is revealed 10 the soa-
rowing wife. 10 the msroiog che goes tu
the sss-saors thst she may look upoa III.
very spot where she last saw him, and borne
BY the waves. the insnina,s body Of Csy1
approaches the shore. she tbrovs hersel
Into 'he ssa- and ~ shs islIs ihs pi.y,ss
gods shsngs them both into birds.
To 'bis exquisite Greek sll-gory 70 ar,
indsbsrd Tor our beautiful Ensiish WORD
"hslsyou,' which 10 synonym Tor every
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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-22

The Petroleum Producers Council meet
at Oh City. to day, for the purpose Of adopt.
log or declining The proposition Of the pro-
ducers and rennsis convention, held Ut New
York last week. We sincerely hope, and
but rrasc, The wishes Of everybody in thi.
section, that the Council Will uturn up the
vtauing card" 10 this game. The county
snd the people are looking 10 the Council
for relief Let them '.shsw 3D."