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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-09

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ellie Wtctle lll10 ,auf nentGer ais 5tDet
Wfetlen fir Dunbert gfuno Stp1lf @entS
6ra6t gu 5ablen; 8aufm0nn9gut 5%tpeiter
&lci1e GentS 10. CT, Drttter 6 aiie 9. 33,
Dterter &lalie 8. 90. 9teie Brsi1e ftei8er
Damn gan5 allnndDli0 bel elmer 3uuaDme
BON te 5tpet Wteilcn, bis Ite bel elmer 9i@
ltar5 BON III Wfeilen Sic 606e DDn GentS
81. 10 flr bunoert YfunO &aufnlaunSgltt
eriter &l01ie, 50.88 &atfmannSgltt 3ipei@
ter &lalie, 1910 Gaufmannsgut 0ritter
&lNiie, 80. SO &aufma1n5gut bierter
&lQIie errei6en.
WfebL per 8r(. sic 0agenlo6ung alf
etlle ul6 nt6t nt6t me6r ais Sipei Wleilen
Gents 10. 81. 9ies ftetgt Damn olnlGb.
LID, bis BET 247 Wletlen @ents 46. SO 3l
50blen iinb.
5olS, aitt, m5rtel, @pps per SRI,
in Saoungen Don % Srls. Dber barber,
bel l bis 2 Weilen GentS 1918. Steigt
aumd0li0, bis BET 247 Oteilen Gents
$50.
2laes @etrei6e (auBer Beiscn) per 100
Yfp. per 98a9enlaoung bel l bis 2 Otei7
Len @ehts 1926. Steigt allmGbli0 bis
BET PAT Wteilen GentS 1868.
Netaen per 100 YfD. per Wagertla6ung
bet bis 2 Iieilen Gents 4.68. Steigt
ounld1li@, bis BET 247 Otetlen GtS.
20.49.
8auDol8, Die @agenla6ung BET l bis 2
W}eilen abt Dollars 81 Gts. Steigt al7
maDli0 Bis bel 247 Wleilen $36.2l.
Yferoe unb Maultbiere, 0te @agcnla>
bung BET | bis 2 Wteilen 5000. Steigt
0llnG1ltd, bic Del PAT W2eilen Sal. 80.
J~ttn0Die9 unb S0meine, bic Wdgenlaz
oun9 bel | bis 2 Wleilen $500. Stctgt
allndblt0, bis Bel PAT N}etlen $500.
Sdafe, Die g8agenlabung BEL l bis 2
Wtetlcn $500. Steigt allmGbIi9 bis BET
PAT WsetIen $31. "a.
Rlalie A, Die Naaenla6ung Bel l bis 2
W{cilen $ll.20. Steigt aund6lt0 Bis
Bel 247 Wtetlen SCOTT.
Stlnlfe B, Die y8G3enlaorng Bel l Bis 2
Wieilen $3.50. Stei9t, bis Bel 247 W2etz
len $46.O4.
&iaiis s, Sic q8aaenlabun8 Bel | bis 2
OtetleE $8.6S. Stei8t, bis BET 247 Wtetz
len 1854.
&loile 8 Sic g8a9enlo6ung BEL Ibis ?
Wtetlen $7.63. Steigt, bis BET 247 W2etz
len $35.l9.
&ollen per Gonne per MaaenIa6une
bet | bis 2 Wtcilen 80 Gents. Stetgt,
bis bet 247 Wteilen $2.S3!.
9tele WfaGimWmtarife itn6 nit alien
Jtlldlt0ten Der 8illi8feit 9cgen Oie@ticn1
baDlten ipte ge0en JteiienOe uno 6ra0tz
berienber a%us9earbettet. gGenn itA tbncn
ne @t1en6aDneu benno0, mte eS betBt,
iptoerieBen Wollen, = nun, 70 m0gen lie
eS auf'S 2leuBerite aufomneu laiien.
S1lieBLi6 tDirb niDt oa5 Soft Ser per~
!terelloe G0etl ietn, penn ba5 Wtonopol
1eDen biQt8en &eralei0 able6nt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-09
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9ie @tienba6ne troben
Der 8auernbepe9ung nit etf ,petteren
@rbDbung bes Breiies Der Sr6ten mad
benz Often. SIN elmer in Gbtgo abges
baltenen Geriammlung belpeitIi6en
6auptfra6tagenten aQer bt @bicago
0itlt6 gebenDen @tienba6nettDnr0e be-
ihlofien, auf aaen na6 8pn uno an>
beren Yumften Neuenglanoi mad Stem
Oorf, Bbtla6elpbta, 8alttrre, 6arrtsz
burg, g8iGmington GEL, M%bin9ton 9.
g., Nleranbria 8a., gtOrfF 30, Q8tI>
mington %. g., G6arleftoS. g., ga
panna6 @a., B~etersburgb 10 Gt6mono
ge6enoen Gilen6abnltnien lr6ra6tpretS
i'm flint Gent5 per bunot Bfnno BON
0etretoe pierter &laiie NJ BON Tleti6
un0 UNI 3e6n@ts. per8arreyfebl 81 er10-
ben. 9ie Staten mad GDelano 3. 8.
iteben mad oieier @%rb0burio: @etretoe
bierter @laIIe 223 Gts., tebl SO Gts.
Ole Staten mad QlbanD: (tretoe pterter
&lafIe As Gts., Wfebl 80 9. Na6 8ufz
Falo: getretbe biertsr SHE 50 @ts.,
OtebG 81.
= Mu6 Bic 8auern II Ga SaGIe
@ountD, ST., haben BIT r6r eigenes
G%ountptifet aufgeiteQt.
= Sn 8eortaG o ut ST., pols
len eS bic &epubltfar ooer ipentg1
items Die replblifani19IBoltttfer nit
etltem etgenen Gount1et Deriu6en.
Mltf i6rem SiGet beftnf it6 AUDI cine
Srau ober bielmebr s. BfranL nemlt9
WtQrD 81. W6tteitbe Grtr IN Gbtcago),
Sic gum County S6uJitrtntenoent mo-
miuirt mur6e. :3u btrtt9en Steuen
iin0 befanntlt6 1T SatlB Srauen pdbls
bar perm0ge zines am Suit B. S. tn's
2e6en getretenen Staaie1eBes.
= Sn Springfield, D., berri9t be-
trG0tIt6e Nufregung Ietl eS IT'D ber>
ousiteQf, baB Der gnDesftenerz
etune6m er 3 8 a en- Otfrtfts
BON Sllinots, bat Bureau it6 in
Sprin9ftel6 6efin0etunteri6leife int
8etra0e BON $200,( be9an9en bat.
So6n 6. 6arper -eS TT Der gtante
6ieies SteuereinnebB = bat Dor mebz
reren 3agen ietne @Finng etngeret9t
un6 li0 aus Sprtngp entferrt nno ote
&aIlen> ur1b 8I6er4terlu9ung TT 1eBt
i'm Mauue. QufGuO tD0ute ma DEL
0ent bisbertgen gu 5tufe 9alpets III
SpringfielO gar nid1t lStn SerSlegsH
g(auben. Die gltstane W!lo, Wle
8unDe5be3irfsri6t et1tarty pet
~ S6r0prs 8iirojp6ui9 i'm Stanoe
iinb, Ser 8unOesF 'V'e" @srlHlt gu
erIeben.
Qoo1er tou6t ur6 6rkl in &reu3esform 6urb
So;; he siebt inter @6un9 Der Sormei: o@iz
tieiitrr (Sott perleibet9 bteie 8eriibrunq benz
SvSGI;frr 6te Graft QetIo Seele gu betleu un6 aQe
1TiIshnnf NON bteIem Sht6 leinen Setpobnern 8u
nsrtrpfben." 0ieieSHer 1pur6e unb lntrb In
,,nierer 3ett naiie1t Ben GlGubtgen, belonbers
nfs unfeblbares 3D. 9eget Gpibemten, un6 sic
cholera Northumberland. SIM Sabre 1889
mar Bic Nadfrooe TART, bab in elmer ISOLDE SO
8iitten poQ m~uRtbrtsirt pcr6en. cSn Der etns
sinen @to6t Sentt6en in 2 Monaten 10000
&siIai6en perfouftb u1ebr ais $4,000 Ntenl6en
In iener Sto6t tldn9egenb fduften 6iele 98un=
berar2net. gSer Eiiber ste lpu1oerbare Strait
6icies @u5ierS ef9tGberen belebreu mill, per-
ihqiIe lid bic 1al gSien per0fientli9te S6rift
bes Seiuiten RoE, Oas @etbmaier bes bet(tqen
Sdn9ttuS fir aQocu Der Seele unb beS 2eibes."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-09

@icie GrmdBieun9 tritt jebOd nlr bonn Elm, menn bic
Gomen Ger NbOnnenten ouf etnmat eingeioabt perz
san, unb sror inter VorauSbesaDIuns f1t SGS
SaBr 1873.
8reten 81 einem Club ipdter meitere NbOnnentcn btn6n
10 werSsu bic Abonnemetspreiic fir biee gu benielben
Glu6sgtateu b%sred}net. Golden, Sic Clubs Don 20 bis %
&bonnenten bilben, ieuben mir 1 @rentplGr gratis.
Seoer ate @bonnent, ber nod Swci ncue NbOnnenten
fir 1878 uuO 81 einIenOet, er9dlt iein Gremplar elm SoBr
frei.
lin 9oitmeiiter, s9enten &C. fir 1titbe nnb ltnfoiten 8u
ntidd6t9er, s~emdbreu mir ~benielben einen Nabatt Don
10 @roSent AMI ale @elOer, bic uns upn OenieIben eim9ea
;anbt mer0e1.
geibe;tIenour9eu finb, no cs m69It5, III Goit geIS@
lnweiiunsen Ober re9iitrirten Srieieu SIT MAIDEN.
Wtau abreiiire:
SuimoiS StaatS5eitanssseo.,
Gbica9o, Sa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-09
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@eigWhcrc GOrtbeile
~gcnabren mir GbOnnenten, bie lid iar 8erbrettuns rnz
lere5 States ~benliiban, ME ioI9t:
s8pdbcnblatt, ioWie @seEfen:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-09
(GorreIpon6en5 Der SQinots @taats5etun9.)
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GrteSrt0 @e&er.
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Nrbeitcrr. = Ser Sanipf Sfpiid)en Gem
Stadt NIB bcn Siid)pfSn. = 3ds gcfabrppue
giufGi1pfen ceS ,uettlid,eu &tpndroJentbums
gcsen e.it 3ap{f ute bic Sefis ter.-Gcbto at)e
hes Mitfnfboiii isit1s.-Di SEiTpn in grant
Reich. = Cine 9tucfSpte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-09
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,S1tinotS StnntSSettWng"
1ino
,,Dfr meftcn."
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-02-22
A Small Pox Remedy.

The fs!loSi6g statement of "a CORES
PsadcutCofathei Stonkton t(Ca,) Herald
has been going the rounds ofthe papers.
Apsex.Californian says he has seen it
tested with entire sncccss. 10 We repro
ducS ID thercf5re, for what tits worth,
;"l-hereMith append recipe which b's
been usedItqmy, knowledge in hundreds
Of eases, It will prevent or cure tn
saSsll lpoS. Enough he pitting are fllips,,
When Jenucr discovered, cow pox in
Englapd, the world of science hurled au
avalanche Of fame upon his head {: bn,
when the most scientific school of uIedi.
cine inttbe world that of Paris-pub.
hshed this receipt as panacea for small
pox, itlisPasled upheeded, 1t is harm
lass when taken by a well person. It
Mill also cure scarlet fever, Here is the
recipe asI have used it, and cur d my
children ofthe scarlet fever here it i
80 Il used it to cure small pox. When
learned physicians said the patient must
die, il cured; Sulphatc zinc, one grain;
foxgloye, (digitalis), one grain, half a
teaspoonful OF sugar, mix with two table
spoonfuls of water. i When thoroughly
mixed, add four ounces Of water. Take
a spoonful every hour. Either disease
will disappear in twelve hours For
child, smaller doses according to age
IF counties would compel their physi-
claus to use this, there would be no
need of pest houses. If you value aivics
and experience, use this for that ter. ib'e
The Chelsea lNaSs,) Public says four
or r.fye easoe Of the disease have been
cured by the above remedy in that town,
to the editors personal knowledge.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-02-22
Ayers .Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C.,
and indeed oil the affections which arise
from malarious, mnrsh, or miasmatio
poisonB.
AS iis name implies, ii docs Care and does nos
fa!l. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bis
muth, Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous
substance whatever, II In nowise Injuries any pa
tient. The number ard Importance OF its cures
In the ague districts, are literally beyond account
and We believe without parallel in the history
of Ague medicine. Our pride is gratined by tho
Acknowledgements we receive of the radical cures
effected in obstinate cases, and where other rem
edics had wholly failed.
Unacclimated persons, either resident in, or
travelling through masmatic localities, will be
protected by taking the -IGCE CURE daily.
:. For Lirer Complaints, arising from torpid.
ity OF the Liver, IL is an excellent remedy, stmu
lating the Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, It
IL an excellent remedy, producing many truly
remarkable cures. where other medicines had
failed.
Prepared by DIR. j. c. AVER & Co, Practical
and analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and
sold all round the world.
PRICE, $500 FER BOTTLE.
may IL ly
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-02-22

sa. Thcsheaviest corn crop ever grown in
the United States was that of last year,
which the Agricultural Report states at
the huge total of ] 100 ,00O,O 600 bushels.
Not only is this she largest crop, but it,
il said to be coru Of better quality and
Of greater intrinsic value than usual.
Iowa vas the banner corn growing State.
her average being nearly forty one
bushels, an acre. Unfortunately for
some of those who would like to have
the Iowa corn, it takes the price Of four
bushels Of said corn to get one bushel to
ths Atlantic markets. This is one of
she reasons why some people are demand
ing cheaper transportation between the
West and the East.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-02-22
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and

such as Coughs Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
Probably never before in the whole history os
medicine has any thing won widely and so
deeply upon the confidence of mankind, rs this
excellent remedy for pulmonary complaints.
Through long series of years, and among most
of the races of men ii has risen higher and higher
Its uniform character and power to cure the va
riou5 affections of the lungs and trout, nave
made ii known rs reliable protector against
them. While adapted to mildcr forms of disease
and to young children, 1t is nj the same time the
most cffcctual remedy that can be given for ncip-
lent consumption, and the dangerous affections
OF the throat and lungs. AS n provision against
sudden attacks OF CIVUp, IL should Dc kept on
hand in every family, and indeed as all are rome
times subject 20 colds aid coughs all should bo
provided with this aniidote fer them.
Although settled Consumption is thought In.
curablc, still great numbers OF cases where tho
disease seemed settled, have been completely
cured, and the patient restored 10 sound health
by the Cherry Fcrioruf, com picte Is its
mastery over the disorders of the Lungs and
Throat that the most obstinate of them yield to it,
Whom nothing else could reach them, under tho
Cherry PecforGf they substdc and disappear.
Singers aud Public Speakers lind great
protection from It..
asthma is always r0leved and eftcn wholly
cured by 1t.
6roncniiis is gtUeraiiy cured by taking the
CherrB PocfoTot m small and frequent dosca.
30 generally are iR virtues known, that we
need not publish the certificates OF them here, or
do more than assure the public that its qualities
are fully maintained
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-02-22
Eight Locks to the Boil.
- FIFi n NJ n
THE ORIGIN. AND CHARACTER OF THE
PRODIGY COTTON

9nG{ls2 NE
The unparalleled productivencss of
Cannon's prodigy cation bids fair to in
augurate new era in cotton planting,
aud, asthere is. evidently disposition
on the part of eaterprising planters to
givathis cotton trial, comprehensive
description of its origin and character
will bsbfjinterest.
the prodigy cotton is new and dis
Esinct species of short cotton, bcar s
eight locks to tho boil twice the mum
Der born by ordinay cotton. 1t is pro
srsssive, the tendency being to increase
Gssseyeral bolls have been gathered from
she eight lock stalks which bsre twelve
TssioSka. The double fruitaye Of the eight
~ ~. ioeE cotton is in itself great considera.
.asssionas il will by increasing the 2yield
go lihii6ish' both the quantity of land to be
~ planted and the expense of labor LII
'sS' pTooductiseness it far surpasscs any on
Ess record: having yielded the past year,
with q limited application of fertilizers,
. eH6 ctnpericct CULTIVATION, at the rate of
six thousand pounds to the acre Colo
nel Cannon in 1871 started with one
. boil eight lock cotton: he has now
- seed enough to plant three quarters of au
acre, from which he expects to gather at
che ratesof seven thousand pounds of
s5y seed cotton to the acre. The genuine
sA eight lock seed can be obtained from
svivpJ John Thompson & Co., seedsmen aud
aoa aO1lSts, No. 2sS King street. at one dol
.,,Et lar d seed, and some of the seed growing
8 a5on o. the same stalks from which the eight
So locks vas gathered, but pcaring for and
FIVE locks to the boil, will be sold for
svseyenty-fve cents q seed. These last
AWill produce eight lock bols, but not in
the same ratio as tha genuine eight
~, Charleston Ne,cS
y II
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-02-22
At Private ! Sale.

FTNHE PLANTATION forming a part se
known asthe PLACE. The tract
consists Of about 500 acres, one half we'll
Timbcred, the remainder Rich, Bed. Loan
Soil, adapteate Gropsaofia iails, kinds. These
are tho Finest Lands in the District. and
were valued at SO per acre ina 1856. Would
DO sold for one-half tha, srice now, Ona
fourth cash, the remair er ia three install.
nenfs bearing interezi fromrdate and se,
cured by mortgage of tho same.
This is spiesdid hcbanos for any one de-.
airing TO secure Rich Lands, fine Water Pow
er, excellent Cattle Range end Reansa
Nesghherhssa,O Apply to-
Gfs. L. N. KElTT,
or 5s svJi,eeKRiTT. Esq.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-02-22

Raayg4. -ke.r -. II.
&ssS . The following is "a good recipe for
curing hams
Ea Two and half pounds saltpc dried
and finely powdered half bushcl best
;aY : Liverpool salt, three pounds brown sugar
-, II. and . half gallon molasscs Mix all in
,,ss.,g q vessel rub the meat well with same
'e.ed, aud pack with skin down.
'os,sa The above is the exact amount re-
''s 1'' quircd for 900 lbs. of pork. Aftcr be-
ing ia salt three or four weeks take out
-. 4. wash clean the pieces, dry and hang it
~ up for smoking. Three weeks is suili
i. is 'cient, to smoke them thoroughly by fire
y ls'3 made ofhickory wood
So When smoked, take down and bag or
"a pack away in dry chaf or cut straw
Examine them occasionally, and if
found to be at all damp, renew the pack
ing with dry material.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-02-22
HAIR DRESSING,

nothing else can be found go desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil whito cambric, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich, glossy
lustrc and grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr.. ], C. Aver & Co.,
PRAcTIcAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS,
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE sI.oo.
may | "
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-02-22

enod, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore tho
hair where the follicles arc DESTROYED,
or tho glands atrophicd and dccayed.
But such rs remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous, and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
morely for
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-02-22
Curing Hams.

eaaTqf il following hnsi is "a good ro.ioe f
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-02-22

OK to sac PER- DAY. Agents
OO WANTED! Ali clinsses of workinv
people, Of either sex, young OF old, make
more money at work for pssin ttheir spare
moments, or all the time, than Mt ANYTHING
else. Particulars free. sAddressE
G, STlNSQN s. Co,
sept "-lo Portfsnd, Maine.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-02-22
Ay er's
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair TO
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving tho
hair. Faded or gray
hair as soon restored
to ats original color,
aotM the gloss and
freshness Of youth
Thin hair is thick
, 1873-12-12
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DEATHS.


LEE AT iaa Ahereon.st., Patrick Lao, Eaa., late Of
GFrny. Cnantfy Hh4tort1, liu!aAl, Maed ii yoHrs.
Funnfal Oh ttilny aLa p. ILL., Irunls tho faulty pre
Invited ' 1'
,CAkS0S|;At thu residence Of her spn.in'aw, i. r.
Pltle Esu.. Deoutlyn, NJ T., on Su!ay evuilIur Dau
=, tMrs. a!arxas;, t;ar.u',, ngsd IS years "'
fuuctAl 'Inm Pittsburgh 4 FurE Wayno Dcpn Canal
IT, rn nrstv:la Eastern 'rala tnis
Gtp1SS-On tho luth inst, Ltt,a C., daughter RI
Robert q and Sapha Il: Gniss. oi d;putncrln' ass
;, ,Fronas nro insiod to ,ntvnd funeral. from Palmer
Huusc. 'u.aas, ~ II u'cluck 4. III. ~
McINrYtE-0n Dcc. To. ElSnhntL Il. L. McInyrc
formerly ol 5sastluhu1. " wIin II .tohn icn:yfs.
funutAl services ut Dny Church, SATURDAY. al 10
r. m Tao rcans VII! bu taken BsaicIoro for intcr-
Mrnt.
:+7-vcsmont and Nav York City paper. p1caao cory.
7LYNCfl-on Des IT, a thu ,amEly ro'tdencc. NJ. ss
Funeral Saturday Doc. 13 at lU.Y NJ, by casrages
to Calvary Ce,totsEy'
AiS1l-On Dor. II, Of aporlo1y. Patrick T. Walsh,
aged IL years anl mnltliu. -
Fnneta trch htp lotiaruce, al North Clhrkss at II
H. to-day. - -
,,3AIsNAnDOf Inflammation Of tho brain. Claronr>
W., son IF Riclnrl aud atar!alno Barnard.
F"ne7Al !run sla WnEcas Saturday Mt II o'clock nj.
, 1873-12-12
duo to tho spncinl dosro to eend messaeoa hmm.
III tlmo for Christmas and Now Year's'

Mr.. ]. ". shcahan rcnd lecture bofora tba
Union Catholic Library Association lusl nInhi
upon tho subject Of tho "Oatho!ic Citlzcn.'
Tho obloct hougl1t BY Tho lecturer ,Tas to nlcct
san,,,r1 tue frequently MrSed ohiset'on llat lilo ii,
Inconsistent Mi.li h!H political obligations, CO.
peonlly ton Republican Government. 1i1o 20.
liticnl obligations OF an American cl'zou uere
dotlnod, ns woro tho religious obligations OF
llomnn Catholic, and NJ. entire aDscnca
Of any conflict botweo, tho two rcla.
tions, wns claimed. The preAont political
agitation In Europe, and tho rolations Of Ontho
)lcs thoreto, wnro described, mud It WAS coutcul.
cd that w!ias Tho Church now needed was frec-
dom, and That thAt ircotlan. was only nttasnable
Wien oyory vcstigo Of union betwocn Church
and State was foreyer abolished. md religion
loft III 1t In III tic United Ntatos,-frce uf nll
governmental interforenco and coutro1. III no
othor part Of tho world wns tho Catholic Church
80 FREQ nnd 30 prosperous M III Ills country.
whoro thcro WIZ not 4 word on tho atntuto-LuoS
for Its protection, eayo tho general laws by
which all religions, Christian and otherwise,
woro treated as eq,,als before tho law. The Ice.
turo occupied about al, llour in is delivery.
, 1873-12-12
EC0unTy sUNDAY-sCHo0L CONVENTION.

The Committee appointed to make arrange.
.nents with reference to tho County md District
sul.dny.School Convention, TO bo held in this
city Oh tho 10th nnh l7th inst., laye prepared n
programme, as follows: The forenoon uf the
first day will bo devoted to county organization,
aud township reports. In the AFTERNOON. 1t Ii
expected that Mrs, Partridge, OF 1t. Louis, will
instruct a primary claBs. Tho second day will
10 devoted to tho district work. Tbs district
comprises tho seventeen northern countiaA Of
tho htats, II ia denirod that tlera Rt,ul,d 10
, 1873-12-12
EtNAI. f!AVlGAT1nN-

Sntrfat nfsJu,ch IN The Chicago Tribune,
nufrAio1 n. T.. Dec. 1l.-TAe weHthcr ronttnues
be 70 an carly rcopenn o ci % narncrs hoSeysr
eay TINT the ihlrh. heavy fog which prevails Tonight
lorenus co' aid freczing weather. Teleyrans frO,u
moving Friday. ~ '1N ~N''' "-1 wv
H. sr. vArnA1slsra, Ont. Dec. 11.-Tho weund cana
y agalh oneli' Vessel, bound for Oswogo, passed
,uT1oA. n " Dec. 1l.-Thc cnual is c,car Of ice,
Tug %eatl'er IL 1noiS Alltl prospects uro gooI,
, 1873-12-12

prcaent dolegntos from each county, thata COM
p!olo organization ,nay 10 effected. Tho fore-
!!oon will be occupied with tho Bauo work for
tho district, as WIN tlono for tho county on tho
day previous. II, tho nftornoon tl,oro will DO q
teacl,clB' ,ncoting tho first our, led by promi-
mont snhtlay:scllool workor. q hlotloda and
1lcna for Dihlo Btuiy" will bo tho tonic for tho
second hour. Lending Buntlay.sclool mon from
abroad will bo proFont To ndlroHs tho mectug
nt tho lectt,ro.room Of lilo YounE Mons CI1ia-
tim Aasooiation. in Methodist Church Block,
md entertainment Will 10 provided.
, 1873-12-12

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mil ill., l,r nH In i'm coi'in 'nAs " o' A'1 'pene"
''''''' '''' Mn. HE'D ', nEi,usra.
At haf-ust II ocuck the sl,opiT recctvsa .he III.
'aMJrE 1,rsE,a "1ln nri.tt ttot ."re shass;,
Wn,r frn,'i a. TX E,,, 1.It'n na ,r,,o..n, l..
,a o @ ;n ,it, -; ~, ,. 6' @ n"I pestH'eu 10 me yont
cutnm. n xo,,r rs,,cro a' s,9 e,, sa9
fr nm ~ rSns G,'t fi tu, r ,P 10 PaH"l & ama a. aan
~ ~ III. ,u -" s ~ .ee' 'n LAYS G rht As
t''o''' o'.oA " ,l'ss o''"t'AGh H. HEkn'
HOW rEnTfKF TOOK IT.. an.
Ilo sAeFlh shlu !hat rGrtect raad this telegram
WneiI 10 VIM abut 10 a1t HnWn 10 Ills dinner. Tear.
, 1873-12-12
PENSION AGENCY IN D,In,,o,,F

sreefal Di.patch 10 TIE Chicuyn Yrfsvne,
DUBUQUE, 1a,, Der. 11.-The Government bao or.
leret tue Tension Agency returned to Dub,lu fran
Marion. md Jacob 1scl Editor Of he Tines has Leup
appointed 10 Agency.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-02

OIL NEws.-The Hyde well on the
Ward farm 10 doing 80 barrels day.
J. H. Galley has purchased Tory Broth
ers' rig on the Sedgwick farm.
A new s,g is going up at MilIerstswn,
hear the Lsmbing Brothers well.
The Mead we'll, on Ward farm, being drill
ed by D. B. Wiser, Is down 1000 feet.
The land interest Of the,Story farm is erec
ting twelve hun dred barrel tank.
Amy's we'll, ou the Wilson farm. has
been plugged for a month With set Of lost
tools.
Toe Avery we'll, on the Ward farm, is the
usual size OF that kind-dry hole-51a inch
casing.
Armstro ng & Co.'s two wells oo the
Doughterty farm are doing five aud seventy
barrels respectively.
Scudder we'll, on Sedgewick farm, was
'orpsdasd on the. .2lst inst, and Its produc-
tion increased somewhat.
The production of the Shaw & Clark well
No.2, Sedgewick farm WAS increaeed but
little by torpedo on the 2end inst Pc
trolia Reporters