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shoes. The married couple Of humble
life, as dressed up on the wedding day
How admirably they played their partsl
The wife was continually losing her hus.
band, finding him dancing or making
himself amiable with the ladies. Then
the quarrel, the explanation; really as
il they had been educated actors. One
pretty woman represented the Republic
in red cap and flowing robes. Behind
her walked King in kisgly costume,
Ia little dingy), acting ms iootman. BY
no means bad music set the laughing,
lively, many.colored moving crowd fran
tically dancing, and kept them at il.
We agreed that no other people in the
world could do justice to bal masques.
Here were men and women Of the
humber classes dancing, some with
elegance. some with wild originality,
all heartily enjoying the fun, and often
saying clever things te each other;
generally little positive, it must be
confessed. When French people are
witty they must get their fun out of the
comic associations OF natural history.
Under the dancng-hall floor is restau-
rant. Here it was We treated several
ladies finale and female maskers) to
onion soup, cold fowl, red wine, and
American grogs. The utmost propriety
prevailed. On leaving the Star saloon
at early morn, we found several cabs at
hand waiting, but not one OF them would
take us home. Each coachman told us
he was engaged Mystery. We walked
home in a pelting rain, but delighted
with our evening, and wishing the peo-
pie Of other countries possessed the
same talent as the French for making
their own happiness aud amusement out
OF dancing, and masking, and music,
and mild drinks.
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MEDIcAI.
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RE permanently cured BY Dr.W. G. COU-
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Jane Austin. Goshen. OldhsE co Ny
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cured, Rocky unl Statqns ny. Ar Sehima
scott, Of GeorEet0wn. ny, aunt 10y ni Nei 2l.s9n .s.
Iohnson. proprietor Of the ua-t ~ - =
vfIIo. Nv. The Do1tor ElGo raidi3 = hef
Epaldinr. Atlanta, ia ,,rrr.ru ~. ,-
Bg addressing Or. ". C. CpS, ,Iih,Ns 70. p
West Jefferson street. l.oulsfiisl ~ eelf ' !.
of hir Journal can Be ottaine1t Hee q
.ehsrre. giving msce of trcatuent ana 4 AZ :
lisf of cases cured. A'i "a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-24

The value OF certain parts Of a wo-
mans body has recently been deter
mined By an English jury. 1t seems
that 3 mans COW ran over another man s
wife and broke her jaw-bone, collar
bone and shoulder-bone. Suit Tor dam
ages vas instituted, and Judgment for
ten pounds obtained by the plaintiff
Whether the Jury did not consider the
vsutske 10 her hushsnd, in whose name
OF course the suit was brought, aud
count this value as a partial oaset to the
suount claimed as damages for the in
Jury OF shoulder and collarbone, We are
NOT told. Bat the consideration doubt
less haaiis effect With then, masy oi
whom would no doubt have freely given
ten pounds IL somebody's coz would
hresF the iaW bong sf tha.F sisss, IN
stead Of claiming dsmsEes.
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AND GRAND
FREE MENAGERIE.
800 Living Wild Animals
EXHIBITED FREE !

The largest travelling collection Of Beasts.
Birds: .:Reptiles and Marine Monsters in the
world.
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Apropos Of NJ. Theirs a very amusing
story is going the rounds of Paris now
said to have been told of himself by the
President at one Of his last receptions
NJ. Thiers was walking one morning
lately alone in the new camp which he
has established near Versailles, at Vii
leneuve lEtang. He saw a soldier sta.
toned on guard, and at the moment Wig
orously engaged in eating bread and
cheese.
Good morning, mon garcon," said
NJ. Theirs.
"Gbod mcrniag, ma petite yieille ,
my LITTLE old Bomahl, replied the sol
"Eh bienl You don't get tired, do
you, Of your camp life ?"
That depends on the hosr. At
present not. / am OF duty and an eat
ing my bread and cheese, as you see. E"
And the camp bread, it's good, isn't
it2 / find it far superior to that they
gave us before"
"Tjpngl Pc yag eat it2 What are
an hospital nurse"
Better than that, replied N. Theirs.
"2ahl Then you're a second lieu
tenant.
Better than that.
CaptainY"
Better than that"
General?
Better ih9n that Tn the President
Of the Republic"
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Ifyou were thrall to sorrow,
And ] were page TO joy,
We'd play for lives and seasons,
With loving locks and treasops.
And tears OF might and morrow,
And laughs of maid and boy;
Ifyou were thrall to sorrow,
And we're page 10 JOY.
Ifyou were April's lady,
And / were lord in May,
We'd throw with leaves for hours,
And draw for day with flowers,
TilI day like night were shady,
And night were bright like day;
Ifyou wers April's lady,
And / wore lord iI May
Ifyou we're queen of pleasure,
And / were king of pain,
We'd hunt down Love together.
Pluck out his flying feather.
And teach his feet to measure.
And find his mouth rein;
Ifyou were queen of pleasure,
And were king of pain. ~
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Chiuese TheatrIcaI Company.

At Maguire's Opera House, San Fran
cisco, the Royal Chinese Company
opened Thursday night, the 9th ol
February. The Pesj said; There must
be as many as sixty members OF the
company. There are old men, young
men, and rather pretty women. The
costumes are rich and varied, and the
actors change dresses in almost every
scene. The orchestra is seated on the
stage in the rear of the actors, and keeps
up q continuous din of the sharpest and
most unearthiy music that ever fell on
human ears. In the Item of music nc
one who attends the royal exhibition will
have cause to complain of quantity. 1t
commences with the rising Of the curtain,
and only closes with its going down.
The musical instruments are like moth
iae ever seen in an American or Eu.
rot,eah' theAte4, agd the sounds they give
forth would MAKE the Easssgers of an
Indian war dance Shrek for joy. The
grsst g6pg-Hke cymbals make a noise
which at times aysgns everything else.
TIE pjay last Iigbf vas elttle9 The
War OF the Kings, aad vas no doubt
fine historical presentation, it one
could only make it out. There we're
fairies. msndarins, q baby prince, aud,
finally. the marriage Of the prince after
he had reached manhood and succeeded
Z ths throne with the beautiful little
footed iaay, iie Princess Of Nankin.
There we're bstti6 SCENES ana tsrfiae
cutting and slashing with bamboo swords
and wooden battleaxes. II WAS funny
10 the eye aud tremendous on the ear.
What those people do excel in is aero
batic and Eymnastie performances. They
can turn more graceful somersaults than
a California politician. They get up
eight or ten feet high, and, turning a
somefsAglt, Eight on their backs on a
table near tbd do0t. Tbe lighting is ter
ribly suggestive Of q heavy jolt Bat the
audience can stand it if the tbmbier can.
: Altogether. the royal company is the
oddsst oonFsny we have seen, and in
the way Of novelty decidedly amusing.
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pnDy of New York for every
R.t d R1psn. sspt. in bid Muiual L In.uIanes cou

b d Va ei1Fnss p FeI h9llsr p p
rafsursn
q
S7e1' a''' SUI ' c. BARTLETT. Aeiuag.
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ulg n. A. LITTLETOE, ~ Hadison Street
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A LYRIC.
BY ALGERxoS CHARLES swiSBTRSE.


Iflove were what the rose Is,
And were like the leaf,
Our lives would grow together
In sad or singing weather. 4t
Brown fields or Powerful closes,
Green pleasure or gray grief;
If love were what the rose Is.
And were like the leaf.
i'll were what the words are,
And love were like the tune.
With double sound and single
Delight eur lips would mingle,
With kisses glad as birds are
That get sweet rain at noon;
III were what the words are,
And love we're like the tune.
Ifyou were life, my darling,
And ], yeur love. were death.
We'd shine and show together
Ere March made sweet the weather.
With dafodil and startling.
And hours OF fruitful breath;
II you were life, my darling.
And /, your love, were death.
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A gang e criminals, nine males aud
two females. were reees@,iyy arrested IN
gc-is, charged with the commission o.
hIneFoas 1ursls5ias aud robbsries and
several murderers. The yogHgesl "a tie
band, who Is. strange 70 Eay, also The
captain, is not yet fifteen years old. he
and bis male associates all belong to the
respectable niadle class, but appear 10
have reached a depth Of moral degrade
ton unusual even among the Woi 81
French criminals The boy especially
is described as being utterly lost 70 every
human sentiment He glories in his in-
iaaiEss. az boldly declares that the
autboriiies Cannot Fsnish tiD &c hs is
q minor.
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ABSTRACTS.
ABSTRACTS.
g MCDOWELL
ABSTRACT OFFICE,

Room No. 8 County Court Building,
AXE NOW PREPARED TO TNvESII-
"A fsts titles, aud furnish perfect atEiracts
70 lillian a. In shelby county. p
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ADRIAN OF sPR1N0.

The world 10 asleep, all hushed In Natures
warm, sweet breath;
The world is asleep. and dreaming the
silent dreams of snow,
But through the silence that seems like the
silence Of death.
Under the shroud Of ermine, tho souls Oi
the roses glow.
And forever tho heart Of the water throbs
and beats,
Though bound by million cleaning fet-
ters and crystal wingt;
No sound on lonesome mornings the lonely
watcher greets.
But the frosty pane ia Impressed with the
shadow of coming wings.
Home Journal.
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LIST OF GIFTS,

Total, 10, Gifts, oil Cash, SsOooo,
To provide means for this msguihcasl
Concert. One Hundrsd Thousand Tskeu
ouly will be issued, y large portion oiwalN
are already sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets, 80; Halves, "; M
Quarters, $3.50. Eleven Whole Tickeak IN
Slc0. No discount On less inss 500 @
deTs.
Nothing could bs more appropriate IN
presents than than ticket to the Banquet d
Wealth Or mole likely to produce grsndw
satisfactory results. The object Of Ihh
Third Gill Concert Ia the enlargement ard
endowment Of the Public Library Of KsI
lucky, which, BY the:sp pecial act sa.bcril,g
''e conOrt for i's benefit, is TO ,be forever
f,Je to oil citize 10 Of every State Thh
Concert will bs conducted like the 6rst snl
second heretofore given, and inil rsrticu.,
of the mode OF drawing tue gifts and paying
them and everything Dvcessary TO -
'aorough understanding Of the schsms from
beginning to end, are now published 10 Ih,
form of a circular, which will be Furnished
tree Of cost, TO any whs apply.
The entire management Of this undsri'l'
Ing hos bsen committed BY the trustes'a
Hon. Thos. 4. Brsmlette. late Gov-rnofd o.
Kentucky, 10 whom all communicates
pertaining to the Gift Concert should bs.s'
drel1. r. T. DTRRETT, Prcs't
W. N. HALpChAN, Vice PrHl
John S. CAIN, Sss'y Public Library ofKI
Farmers's and DrovsYs' Bask, Trsasursh
Tickets are now ready for s1le, aud oil
orders for them or applications for aysscN,
CIRCULARS, information, etc., will mess win
prompt atteption when addressed to met
below directed.
TaOS. Il. BRAMLETTE,
L0uisville, ~
Agent Public Library \!
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"a robbery GU small scale occurred at
Plumer, last night. 1t appears some un.
known parties, supposed to have been en-
route to attend the revival meetings at
Pithole, probably losing their whip at come
point on the road, concluded new one wss
better than none. Accordingly they broke
spane Of glass out of Wilson 9 harness sbop
and possessed themselves OF several 6ns
whips, and:drove off. There is no clue to
the robbers. Il
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-05

About the best story told lately is of a
wealthy New York German and Hartford
livery stable keeper, who was 10th to lot bis
oest rig Ia gtranger, The German was
bound to have his ride, aud agreed 10 buy
the horse and sleigh, and when be returned
the stable keeper might refund the money,
Ihls was done, and the team returned aud
'hs money refunded. wheD the German stars
Ted to CO. 'Hold on,' said the man of tho
norses; you have not paid your horses hire,
why, my deer SIR said the'New Yorker
cody i have been driving my own team
this morning.
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"a San Francisco telegram says that the
Modoc chief, Jack, objects to Applegate aud
Meachan, two of the Comm ssioners sp-
pointed by the Administration to treat for
peace with the hostile Mococs now in the
Java bed. We noticed in the San Francisco
Chronicle that tn commissioners appointed
by the President is condemned by many as
composed Of men towards whom the nIudians
tire particularly hostile, and towards whom
be Indians have reason to feel savage, inasi
much as said commissioners have tcen
among the foremost in maltreating the ln-
dians and in fleeing them aud Uncle Sam
also. The commissioners are Case, N, ch, m
and Applsgste, and it il very doubtiuI
whether these men can accomplish anything
with the Modocs. 1t will 10 noticed tina,
the sqnaws cent into the Modoc camp re-
Port that the chiefs OF the baLd are anxious
to have talk, and are 'ready to talk with
those men that come from long way off "
Evidently that. means that the Indians are
euspicious Of the white se;ilers and wish to
'raat with white men from distance who
are not identified with the difficult les be/
wesn the lDdisns and white settl-rs.
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PIrTsBURGn, IA March

PITTsBuRGn, IA , Marcia.
Tho pugilists in the H'cken- Camp be,
mill were on time In the ring to-day, twnicb
was pitched on frosty and snow covered
ground, at Collier Station, West Virginia.
They had great difficulty in getting q
referee.
Siddons finally acted as referee.
Twenty-three rounds we're fought.
On the twenty fourth ronud the ring was
broken by the Campbell crowd, and Ned
O'Baldwin narrowly escaped with bis life.
He was beaten aod kicked, and dozen
pistols were pointed at him.
The referee lit ont Of town, and Hicka n
claims the stake,
Hicken is not even scratched, while Camp
bell has ha I'd looking face.
Time Of fight, sixty-fve minutes
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Avoid Quacks and lmposters,
no Charge for AdYioe and Con an tskson

DR.. j. B. Dyott, Graduate Of ,Jeferson Bf.diesI
College, Philadelphia, author of several valuable
works, can be consulted on all diseases of the
Sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which he has msds
an especial study either in male or female, no
long standing. A practice Of 80 years enables
Nun t. treat disease with success Cures ruar.
anteed. Charges reasonable. Those at a an.
tance TAM can forward letter describing symptoms
and enclosing stamp to prepay postage.
Send for the Guide 10 Nealth Price 10 cent?.
J' D. DfOTT, Id, Physician and Surgeo =.
l04 Duane St, Now York.
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II you
Want . Salesman,
Want Servant Girl,
Want to Sell Horse,
Want to Sell . Patent,
Want to Lend Money,
Want to Buy . House,
Want to Sell Carriage,
Want to Borrow Money.
Want to Sell an Oil Well,
Want TO Buy an Engine or BoilsI,
Want to Sell House and Lot,
Want to fiud Stra yed Animal,
Want to Purchase an Oil Interest,
Want to Sell Piece OF Furniture,
Want to Buy q Secondhand Csrrisga
Want to Sell Tubing, Casing, Gas Plp'
Want to Find on owner for suyso|OI
Found, advertise in the RECORD. ~ no !"
than s'a thossssd people read II weekly
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MaI1ziues.
All no nsgssinss for 0s1ssos~s "
RsaAy.
KarpsS,
0slsxy.
Atlantic,
ii ppiSestt'k
DC lsetie,
yfausatlsaus
Oliver Optls
YssAg reIhs,
Freak Lsslis,
CAiId-so's FiowVe
Old and New.
Gokey's LsdisT Dsss,
Lodsyn Society,
Pstsrson's
Ladies' Friend,
ArtharI Home,
Science Nonthlyr
Ballou's,
Coed Words,
Nursery,
Chattsrbsx,
Metropolitan,
Herald Of Hesltt,
Al The rOSf OfFNE NBWSROO"
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WANTED. w.n.n w: xi'' s'' men al
Business that will Paw

business that will Pay
from 81 TO IS per day, can be pursued 10
your own neighborhood; 1t is rare chance
Tor those ont of employment or having leis-
urs time; girls and boys frequently do %
well az mer. Particulars free.
Address j. L. LAPHAM Il CO.,
z92 Washington ST., Boston, Nss
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A runaway occurred this forenoon, near
Lozier's benzine Office, occasioned BY the
team becoming frightened at the cars. The
horses ran through the street and we're flu
ally stopped after breaking up ib ings in
general.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-05

Butter aud cheese are almost indispensi-
BILE articles Of food. Properly used, they
are nutritious and healthy; but an inordi.
nate use OF either causes indigestion and
dyspepsia. Owen Gaffney's Sunday Com
there troub)es
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-05

DR. Heivley, the we'll known dentist has
bis office in the brick bank building fitted
up in most elegant style He is accou ted
one oftbe best dentists in this section Of the
state A call will convince the most skep,
ticaL
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-05

Rumor says that ;be beauty Of Genera
Schenck's daughters ia suen as TO cause
special remarks 10 London. There is danger
that they may even marry Englishmen, a.
they ard dumes.icsted 10 London.
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REV. G. MOORE, Past,

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching At IL o'clock A. NJ. and 7
s'cIosk P. NJ, by the Pastor, W. G. BURCH-
ABB. Sabbath School at l2A, directly
after ieresOOn service.
Prsysr Meeting and Sabbath School
Tssshsr's Meeting Tuesday evenings OF
esOh week.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-05

Congress has directed that statue be erec,
ted in Washington, to the memory Of the late
Geceral Thomas.
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new seventy/6ve barrel flowing we'll is
reported At franklin. Owned by Hall Il
AcKinstrey, Of Dempsey town.
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Correspondence from the front state IN,
production to bs falling off largely 10 ,hs
Butler and Clarion districts.
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Oil matters at Kane City are dull A
numrsr of people are talking of em grating
% the lower oil fields as soon as spring
epens.
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Another big we'll is reported IN the Butt
Ter oil felds Between 400 and 500 barrels
per day, and oil running on the groaod,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-05

The Inauguration of President Grant, a,
washington, yesterday, was the grandesl
affair Of the seas0n,
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Samuel A. Hitchcock. of M,s.4caustts
has given $500 to the Illinois College,
at JsckonsviIle to endow HitchcocA's pr, =
fessorship OF mathematics and natural sciel
nee,
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To All Concerned.
OIL CRY. Pa. Feb. 2S

OIL CRY, Pa, Feb. %.
Please take notice that we
have this day revoked the au-
tholity of James Ellis formerly
Superintendent of the "Coxton
Farm" to act for us, and that we
will pay no bills of his contract
ing. after this date.
J. B. REYNOLDS,
+. A. ROCKWELL,
GEO. p. HUKILL.
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The case OF George D Evans, the default
ting claim agent OF this State, came up for
trial yes,erdya at Harrisburg.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-05

s.Mr. VIII r Howe, Business Manager of
the T''usville Sunday News, paid us a call
today He repressn!s business: as good in
that cfice.