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Commercial and Einastcia1 Review
Cor the Past ~ Ecck-I:1.si1lcss Yestcr-
dny.
Special D<spatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
New YoRR, Jan. 4.-Tho past week, financial
ly, has been dull Tho stringency in money has
continued, although at tho close loans we're
somewhat easier. Tho great bulk Of business
on call has been at Lie to SIG, and On some
days the market was extremely close at these
high rates. To-day, money was in better sup
plr, especially to the loading bank
ers, who had Government bonds
to offer as collateral. At this time
last year the Sub b-Treasury reported gold bal
ance Of s64, 4,000, 900, and currency balance OF
Sc, 100000. At the close Of business last even
ing, the Treasury reported gold balance Of
$40, csc, 900, and currency balance Of $40 000,-
600.
Gold speculation during the week has been
tame, and the price declined from 112A to
111gz.
Foreign exchanges have be5n quiet. aud closed
at slight decline from tho opening rates.
The stock market has bean quiet, and most OF
tho operations we're ceatered in few stocks.
The fluctuations have been much fewer tl,an
uEual, the greatest fluctuation OF tho week being
only AZ per cont. In most cases, the changes
q little during tho week. Western Union still
exlibita apprehenaions OF tho postal telegraph.
Tho bank statement ia favorable.
MONEY.
Money was easier to-day, and declined to
per cent at tho close, although the bulk OF busi-
mesa was at to 1-o2. Mercantile paper, the last
to be affected in any change OF the money mar
ket. is still dull, leading names being held at 10
to u. The money market is slowly but steadily
tending towards case and lower rates.
GOI,D.
Gold ruled quiet and fr1uer at 1115SE@111E.
DoNDs-
Government bonds closed firm, but quiet.
Tho foreign bankers who purchased quito Gber-
ally yesterday were out Of tho market to-day,
but this element was compensated for by an ad-
vance in gold. 1881 6s sold ut 11s5s; 1865,
ne", at 11221 16G7s at 1191G@113a4.
Tho stock market declined in the afternoon,
and closed heavy.
Holders Of -four, owing to the continued light
arrivals are very firm, but the inquiry is limited.
Low graaes are hcld higher; other gr;sdes strong.
Good Liverpool in fair request. Wheat at the
opening was held ligheE, with a fair demand for
%aret auo but rn n he
tue demand being chiefly for export. Winter is
not 80 freely offered.
Pork was firm and little more &C
tive for future at 81 advanced bid.
New mess is queted at s1a;75 cash
$685. Cut meats-r1ckled hams are very firm,
shoulders sold to tho extent ,of 100 boxes for
J.nuary at 47lc. Bacon is quiet 500 boxes
long aud short clear for February sold at 6Mc;
clear il quoted at TIC. Lard is frmer, with
aalos OF about 500 tcs at 7;5c for Western on tho
spot, and TIC for city. For future delivery,
300 tcs to arrive in February at 7Ho.
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Tho Brooklyn Is Unions Versus the
New Fork Is Tribune pa Eectraction
ms il a Retract1 OH.
Special De.patch to The Chicago TFtbune
New ionK, Jan. 4.-The proprietor OF the
Brooklyn Unio,. WAS waited on to-day by Mr..
Runk1e, legal representative Of the Tribune,
who demanded retraction OF the article publish
ed in the UAion, and reproduced in the New
York Times, stating fhat the Tribune was vir-
tually controlled by Jay Gould, mud that its cir
cuiaton ia falling Of enormously. Tie Union
this afternoon aays:
We now, under threat OF suit for LIBEL, saked
to make an explicit and absolute retracton. 70 do
this VIC must first know, Of own knowledge, that
assertions were false. He do not know Of
knowledge tat our allegations wcre fase; We do not
Mr. WhiteIaw Reid intcrprets this explanation a.
.fu and M explicit rot1aeion, We have nothing further
ton of the falsy Of statements has boen brought
to our n,nds we wn most gladly and promptly assure
The U1sio1. does not make public tho na1ue of
its alleged informant. but It is believed Sam
Sinclair il the author Of the malicious fiction.
[7b the Associakd Pyxss,l
New York, Jan. 4.-The Tribune, to-day, has
the following: "Two envious editors, one in
New York aud the other in Brooklyn, who ap-
parontly spend their waking hours in invcnting
stories about this newspaper, instead OF looking
after their own, havo recently published an un-
usual felton,, as malicious as it ia
ship Of the Tribune. Libel proceedings" it
adds, "are to bo instituted uniess 1et1actions
are Immediately made" Henry @. Bowen is
mentioned as tile Brooklyn editor.
4 domand was made upon Henry G. Bowen, Of
the Brooklyn Union. to-day, by q lawyer repre-
senting tho Tribune, for a retraction Of the al
legged libel appearing in the Onion, and which
subsequently, was copied into the
Times OF this city, concerning the
ownership and circulation Of the
Tribune. Tho Brooklyn Union, this evening, in
it's editorial, Bays it had knowledge Of its own
and has none nov in relation to the matter COM
planned OF. Tto Union a1ao acknowledges that
it's informant obtained hs knowledge from hear
say testimony.
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| Meeting of san E'rnnct8cnna TO IRe-
1nonstrnte Against tho Passage o. the
Gont island isiIt--1Iining 1lattera--
Mrs.. Fair Institutes u Libel Suit
Against u CnrIcuturist.
SA' Fnsso1sco, Jan. 4.-The Chamber OF COM
! merce is thronged tonight by an assernblage Of
the most wealthy and influential men Of tie city
and State, to take formal action against the
passage Of the Goat Island bill. The meet
respect. Governor Booth prcsides, and is ID
dressing the people. Mayor Alvord. c. Adalpho
Low, President OF the Chamber OF Commerce,
are On the platform. Governor Booth is max
ing yery powerful speech. He aays TIT is
ment Of this city and State is as nearly unani-
island bil as it ever can bo on
any subject whero two opinions are
possible" Speaking Of the present position
controls, two hundred acres Of Mission Bay, al
most the entire Oakland front, Alemada Point
Landing, Vallejo, almost tue exclusive control
Of the landings at Sacramento and Stockton, and
enjoys practical monopoly Of the steam naviga-
tion to al these places:, Thero is nothing in the
whols range Of physical possibilities Of tha Com
.pany to get except Goat Island" He concluded:
by saying that Goat Island wns tho pietol held
at the head Of SAT- francisco by the Company to
compel other concessions in the future. He
Af4o A4Ak Luo Peufl6 Ht3io 1l5llIetl III I0AI
fears that the bridge to Goat Island would shoal
the harbor, perhaps destroy it's usefulness. He
cited tho opinions OF eminent civil engineers to
that point Governor Booth denounced the
efforts making in Washington to create the I'M
preston that the public opinion Of this State has
Of the ialaua to the Company The cassion in
pGahod in Congress ut the present time, because
the Company fears that postpoueu1snt may re-
suit in tho defeat Of the measure. Tho propor-
tion Of those fayoring tho measure is as ono to
hve thousand. The Company comedies that
Tor they have offered to abandon tho bill it tho
city Will make donation Of two aud half
million dollars, and give them certain privileges
in Mission Bay.
G. Adolphe Low, President Of the Chamber,
followed in speech expressive Of tho opinion
OF the Commercial class against the ceasion OF
the island. He said it would rcault disastrouslY
to the commercial and other interests OF tho
city.
4 resolution was adopted to telegraph the
speeches and resolutions to Senators IN Con-
gres5*
pointed, cue OF it's duties being to solicit in-
luentil citizens to proceed at once to Washing
ton and lay the matter before Congress.
Resolutions ve1e unanimously adopted ex-
pressive OF tho sense Of the meeting ngainst the
passage Of tho bill.
VIRGINIA. New, Jan. "A number Of mills in
Carson Valley aud in the vicinity OF Virginia
City snd Gold Hill, crushing orc from the Com
etock lode, have been suspended, or are worked
much below their full capacity, owing to the lack
Of transportation for orc aud fuol.
13ltea feet Of Snow has fallen ut Wits Pine
tho present week, seriously impeding travel
The citizens OF Phoebe yesterday had q meet
ing to organize Vigilance Committee for tho
suppression OF crime, which is-getting the upper
haEd Of the law.
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From tie AUBURN q. IL Advertiser, Dec g.
Dave Mosller, a trapper and guide in tho North
Woods, had terrific encounter With . North
Woods beast last week. Three miles from sa-
condaga Lake there is Wild, rugsed pass be-
ley. Tho mountains On either side are Tery
steep and rocky, and are covered with 3 hoavy
growth OF 6lack palsam ., and spruce TIMBER. -
the SHOWS deepen and tho weather becomes cold,
many deer and animals take shelter IN that To-
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FfENDiS.ki;;

Diabolical Attempt TO Poison d Fam
lily With Arsenic
81. Lours. Jan. A special to the Democrat
fro1a Decatur, Ill, says the family Of + Culp,
consisting af ee1en persons. we're taken violently
eick immediately efter breakfast yesterday morn
ing, tho symptoms Icing those Of poison. DR..
Chenowcth Investigated Tho matter, AID found e
paper containing arsenic dtrLs:tad in pump:
The watce from which had been useG n making
coffee for breakfast. Tho family were 7ors e;cA.
but at LAST accounts we're out OF daEger. 10
clue as to who put the s7souio in tho pump has
baec discovered.
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Little by little ne are arriving At IN under
standing Of tho Mongolian's habits OF lifo. The
gi1on Us Z new insight into their '.ways that
are DART" " and the Pittsburgh Post, which ha=
never ceaeed to wonder st them Einco their
pioneers 1eaecd Beaver Falls, thus describes
one Of their peculiar aInuE:.neEts:
Among the many It.lo diversions employed
by tho Non;olians at Beaver Fails, mono arc
more popula. tLan tLo game cen.u .C:.1nic'
It IA pl.yed b5 the pigtails with 'teeen,' c5F-
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Captain Enoil, one Of tue gzoprietors Of tho
brewery in LaSa1le, in kindly consideration OF
alcward Of s25 for the recovery Of the body OF
Henry Smith, tho beer-wagon driver, who was
drowned LAST Thursday evening in an attempt to
ford the Little Tcrmillion Rirer-
Augustus Calvert, OF Nashville, Tenn, II
years Of ngc, was accidentally poisoned on Fri
dav. He fell, and his elbow struck in parcel
of wet meal mixed with strychnine. The boy
Eas eating piece Of bread at the tina. hzushed
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RocHks7En, Jan. A passenger train On the
Eric Railroad, this morning, was thrown from
switch, which is believed to hare been n1aiic-
ious+y displaced No PERSONS Bere injured.
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DEn11s, JAM 4.--TLe Emperor William his d.
cided that General Won Room, who has been n.
Ministers to succeed Prince Bismarck, shall r..
main Chief Minister OF War, and that General
Won Kameoka ahall Cooperate with nnd repre-.
sent him in the discLargo Of the duties Ct thu
ofira =
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A Gratifying Contradiction.
Enx, Pa, Jan. 4-Tha report, printed in some
we're burned in raiiroad accident near Newcas-
tie, Pa, is incorrect. There were none burned.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. .-x<1a. George ".
Hsckett wes burned to death this n:o.uing IN =
Eau1s dwelling In Germantown.
, 1873-01-05
Laura Fair Sues q Caricnturist fox
Libel

BAy Francisco, Jan. 4.-Laura D. Fair pro-
cured warrant to-day for the arrest Of G.
Thistleton for lbel, which consists Of
seriss Of caricatures Of her lato trial for the
murder Of 4. P. Crittenden.
It il reported that the Grand Jury has indicted
Harbor Commissioner Marks and his son for
hnrbor frauds, recently the subject Of inEostiga-
ticn.
, 1873-01-05

New Yoa1, Jan. 4.-A1rived-The steamships
City Of brooklyn, parthis, and Denmark, from
Liverpool.
Alao, the Hammonia, from Hamburg
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FRINGE.

Pms, JAN 3.--Borrc!los will rct1:-a to Paris
from Rome- This is regarded as Al Indication
OF the continuance Of tls di1fa.enco betHse7
Ih;e1s and the Pope. ::
Count Won Arnim, the German Ambassador To-
srcuca, will, tomorrow, entertain u. Theirs and
number Of other distinguished pcrsonage=s ss
dinner. ~-~ ~.t1='
witness the artillery experiments
PARIS, Jan: 4-Ihe Emancipation, Rsdicd
newspaper OF Toulouse, Las boeu suppressed,
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Austria's Attitude on the Franco.
Prussian War TO be- !.
Explained by Won.
Beust.
Continuance Of the Misundar.
: standing Between France =.
and Rome.
Grange Disturbances Ia Lurran''
Ireland.
GREAT BRITAIN, :

LONDON, Jan. 4.-John II. Payson l. ca. =.
this city, dealers in Manchester goods, ha7s
| failed. Their liabilities are reported to ba ar
DOC, 0o0 It is feared that other failures will III
! low.
The weather to-day is tempestuons, and soua
damage to shipping has occurred.
Ex-Emperor Napoleon has bcon suffering far
some time from symptoms OF stone in his hlsa-
der, the presence OF large stone having beea
demonstrated by means Of t'sound." 0a
Ihpradny the patient underwent ths
first operation for it's removal by
ithotony. The London papers Of this data M
nounce that the operation was successful
and that, up to last night, tho condition Of .he
pntlent wss encouraging, no unfavorable symo.
toms having been developed. A despatch from
Chleelhurst, this morning, announces that thu
conditi on Of the ex-Emreror is unchanged, mi
that 10 a,pprehensions Of serious roaults N
entertained.
The Standard says that tho annexation Of ths
Sandwich Islands to tho United States would b,
no Menace to England, but to Australia, md
urges, as means Of restoring the equilibrium
IN the event Of such transfer, the nni1exatior
OF the Fojoo Islands to Australia
There was slight mutiny, yesterday, on Ii.
British sto2n fr5gate aurora, oow lying a! PI;.
A4DutA. LILY Getuol5L-ll4QH H89 6tQQ eunt
pressed
Tho ships Northumberland. He-cu1as. sut
Sultan, Of the Channel squadron, we1o sone.
what damaged by the raca1.. savere gales 49, =.
New YoRa, jan IA Dublin special stat.
TIM: the Orangemen an1 constab1lery in ths
town Of Lu1gan had a fight yesterday owing 70
an ATTEMPTED Etoppaso Of a paralc- No f..ai.
tics ero reported ::
AUSTRIA.
LONDON. Jan. A correspondence has take,
place between Count Won Deust. late Aust:;aa
Miniatar OF Foreign ARnirs ead BAKE De Graz
mont, in relation to tbs asseeir., OF tba
latter that Austria promi.e1 to assist France n
tho case OF war with Prussia. 3:
Cou2t Won Deuat announces his intention a.
shortly Publishing in Paris roply to iho 5ts.e-
1cent Of DuEo Dc Grarn1nont, explaining tho u
tituds Of Austria a. tho time Of the outbreak Of
the 1ato Val. -. J.
CUBA. ',;
HAVANA, Jan. 8, uia KEr WEs7.-Tto Euc1a,:
d new Journal, appeared yesterday.
Tho Spanish troops have captured tho insur-
gents Colonel 1sidoro Beoitez and Dr.. Guizo1..
EQkhrE
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PACIFIC SLOPE,

Meeting OF san Ernnct8cnna to Re-
1nonstrate Ag.tinst tho Passage OF the
Goat island RiIt--H1iuing 1lattera--
Mrs. Fair Institutes u Libel Suit
Against Il CurIcuturist,
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CUEA. y;
HAVANA, Jan. 8, uia KEr WEs7.-Tta Eurcfa
new journal, appeared yesterday.
Tho Spanish troops have captured tho insus-
gents Colonel 1aidoro Benitez and Dr.. Guizo1..
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In the present unsatisfactory condition o Z
the petroleum market oil sorts of prof cts
for Increasing the demand for tho article are
csnvassed. The Use Of petroleum gas in
place Of coal gas 10 one Of the topics Of dis.
cussion. The Titusv lille Herald has bsen
looking up the sutject, and concludes that
nothing can De expected 10 that direction
unless some great improvements are made
An insuperable. objection to the extensive
use of petroleum. gas is the deposit VI car,
bon in the pipes, in time filing them With
a hard deposi! that can only he 30, rid by
boring out with steel augers About q year
ago the Memphis Gss ligb, Company in,ro-
duced the ''sssential oil Of petrolsvm" into
their works. the process being that Of cen
verIing benzine into fxsd gas by passinc q
the vapor through red hot rctor:s. BY this
process the smallest practicable proportion
or flee carbon was carried of by ths gss,
aud yet the process has been aband oued,
after an expenditure of $40, 900 in lees than
. year, one of the reasons given tsiug the
cloegins up of the service pipes with q
hard deposit
lClevplspd Herald
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A good deal of land has been leased bete
to Watson Il Go. of Titusvi'le. They are
preparing to drill for oil. Our Seminary 10
progressing steadily, under the excellent
Q Supervision OF Proi Prather. assisted by
/ Miss Mcbride A Literary Society has been
organized 10 connection with the above, OF
which Mr.. Palmstsr 10 President, and 1t 10
likely to be success. Miss Maggie Hamtl'
too has charge Of the District School, very
much to the satisfaction of all the citizens.
On Friday. l7tb, q number of the members
sid friends OF the Sugarcreek Memorial
Church made visit to the house OF our pas
tor, Rev. W. Elliot, taking the family by
sur prise. The ladies took full possession OF
the house and after the usual shaking of
bands sumptuons table was spread, at
which all pur,ook freely Of the good things
Of this life. Every face seemed brigh, an
every one felt happy. The good folks OF
Sugarcreek returned 10 their bones, leav/
ing behind them handsome roll of greene
backs and many valuable glfts-just such
things as family requires.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-24

AN0TaER LARGE WELL We hear of an
other large we'll. struck with the last ten
days near this city, which shows that the
upper oil belt 10 not yet "plsyad out" as
claimed by the down river operators. II is
owned by Messrs Bailey, Gilmore, Judd
and Fisk, OF this city, and is situated on
the Solao farm, between the Octave terri
tory and the Hunter wcll, . couple Of miles
below the city. When first tested it pro
duced little oil, and large quantity OF
water. but as the latter became exhausted
the flow I, oil incres sed, and is now ::produ; -
ing FROM seventy-fye to one hundred barr
rels per day, and is still increasing. This
we'll, like the Hunter well on the Octave
lands, is on q direct liue, or belt, running
from Church Run across to the head o! tue
Bennehoff run a, Petroleum Centre. From
this and other facts, we have no doubt
there isla great deal Of uudevelopsd terri
tory in the upper creek district-[Titus/
vile Courier.
Oil creek territory is looking up.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-24

Even down in Texas it 10 too cold for
comfort The editor Of The Corpus Cnrsli
Gazette returns thanks to the good neiyh
who len him fuel when there was no wooi
to be bought and everything about the Office
was SO cold as not to be handled with sat
isiaction. The roads are reported in bad
condition; the cattle snfferiug severely on
'hs. plains, with no prospect of great NOR
tslity; and the weather murky aud gloomy.
the sun has not been seen once in number
Of weeks.
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Oil Wells For Sale,

Three producing wells on the
Central Petroleum Farm, Pet
releum Centre, Pa, doing from
200 to $50 barrels per month.
Run with a large Woodbury. Il
Booth Boiler, good as new.
Engine nearly new. Gas, water
and oil connections all in CON-
plete working order with all
necessary tools to work said
wells. Price S4,5O0. Five
hundred down. Balance in
three, six, n ne and twelve
months with interest and Sc
cured. Enquire of EMMETT
FERRIS, agent, on the prem
ises.
jan 2a-3t.
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VenaDsO County.

List ofTraverse Jurors drawn Tor 4th Mon
day 10 F b nary, 1873.
Canal-D. +. Taylor.
'Cherry,ree-Edward TAR, Samuel SnyI
der. william A. ST. Clair, james Irwin.
Clinton-William Cross, Alexander Scott,
Cyrur D. Phipps.
Cranberry.-James Trainer.
Emienton-Levi Alabaugh.
Franklin-L d Davis.
F'rencbcreek-E S Williams. Marshal
Hsrtshorn, J G Duffeld, James Runninger,
James Russell.
Irwin-Hesekiah Nay, Jr, Mathew D
Montgomery.
Jackson-CharlesC Collius.
Oil Ci,y-John VsnausdslI, John P.
Fisher, Andrew Cone, Thomas B Porteous.
Petroleum Ontre-Clinton Robson.
Pilhols-C d Neff.
Plumsr-E Shaw.
Pleasantviile-TA A Morrison.
Pinegrove-AicbaslR Riverline. j..
Rousevilie--Gsorge Shiugl.drcker, RC
Beveridge, p Mills, c A CoInen.
Rocklsnd-Georgs Jack, Peter Stroup.
Rynd-Thomas Sbearer.
Serubgrass-John Slower, Joseph NJ Ber/
lin.
Utica-A W Gil more.
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:, There sIe o certain class Of people to be
found everywhere who steal their reading,
and theu turn up the whites OF their eyes,
and deslaim with holy horror against the
editor for inserting this or .hat In the ps-
per. II we are little late with our issue,
THESE fellows may he seen hanging abost
thu corners making fearful faces and nuts
tsrisg curses long and loud against ia, PREF
dieting MI sorts Of evil for our especial
benefit. Now, gentlemen, we don't care q
continental euss for your opinions one way
or the other, but we beg OF yon as = favor
not TO steal The RECORD from our subscribers
I"fovs thsy:bsve en- opportunity to read It.,
y was done in several instances last week.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-24

The latest, most ingenious piece OF ras-
csli.y In Q horse thief We lind up iu Michl-
gsu. II was In Flint where . man discuv-
cred bis barn on Orc and wished to save his
horse. Arriving at tho stable hs found q
horses bead tied 10 the nianger, and also
the feet Of horse in the stall. On inves-
tigstion it appeared the head and feet be-
lonsed to dead livery horse and had been
placed toers by the fellow who had Stole u
the live horse and had fred the barn, sup.
posing the remsins Of the horse would be
found 10 the ashes sod the owner OF tbs
barn not dream but bis horse had perished
in the fire.
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Yesterday we received u call from Mr.. E.
L. Moon, Of Brocton. N. Y. Mr.. n. 10
agent for Ryckman, Day & Co., proprieiors
Of the Lake Shore Vineyards ct that point.
The still sod sparkling wines aud brandirs
from native grapes, manufactured by this
frn, have achieved y wide reputation not
only in the oil regions but elsewhere, as
being the best in use. Mr.. Owen Gatfney
is the sole agent tor the sale Of these wines
in this place Those Of Onr citizens who
enjoy good wine which is uot adultersted in
the least, would do we'll 10 try the brands
manufactured by Ryckman, Day & Co
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All Read that Run-p.,,.
Reduced. es

Discount to cash customers
thankful for past favols, and IN.
der the stringency ofthe monev
market, knowing that we cas
buy cheap for cash, we preferto
give to our patrons the benefit
of cash prices On and after
the first day of January, 1875
we propose to sell for cash,
which will be to your advantage
as well as our own. Call and
see us and we will give yon
prices that will defy compel
ton. Our motto is live and
let live.
MEASE e. ARMSTRONG
All those that are indebted
to us for 80 days are request
ed to call anG settle by the
10th of Jan. 1872.
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Wanted--a first class veterinary surgeon
10 Petroleum Centre. We think one could
do well here where there are so many horses
and no one to doctor them when sick. We
see DR.. Gage, Of Titnsville, down here oci
casionslly to attend some sick animal, and
It 10 Q wonder TO usi be don't establish u
branch office down here. When q horse
gets sick, now, unless one Gao get Cord"
Dodge to look him over be might ss well
trust to nature, or you might do worse . ID
get bis eye stuffed full OF ''sslt butter" and
the case aggravated. Oh: my-"Salt but,
ter In o sore eye"-what q veterinary.
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Long years ago Q veoer able dame used
to pore over The papers and, taking off her
spectacles to give them u wipe, exclaimed: /:
"Desr, dear, there's them drafted Mexicaps
"snd Texiesos lighting again" That is
just the way it is now, judging from the
Corpus Christi Gazette. 1t describes the
roads aloug the border unsafe, because OF
The 'hievish and numbering Mexi. ans, aud
that all Texas who wish 10 save their lives
have to SO around.