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:. EXCURSIONS AND PIC-NICs.
rpaND CATHOLIC .PIC-NlC 80
~ AT THE
HERMITAGE FAIR GROUNDS
ON MONDAY, July n, 1873,

given under the auspices VI 'ne
CATHOLIC SOCIETIES OF RICHMOND :.
or the prroe Of raising fluids to fuTn strat e
school, cb s building and hall on Marshai s'fee'
Ninth. ,,se,oS For adults, Soc. chill.
drsn psi ISs viii leave the grosdsreet depot every
hour ra from 10 A. M to saoP n. Mo y,r, t, n
Inc ne of eompetent committees, under conrol Of
the ioIio@1ny grsNSTs.CWiIliam Rankin and William
h q ,rs.-:John Murphy and 6. Cheering.
TRafSs,-J. X. Molloy. uoreo
GATEs..-Thomas COX auo noosA'
FlooE Boucher Mc
Lawrence T burna, Smiih. Thomas Byrne Thomas
HanDEan Kelly 5se n,l Testf5 A JOSEPH
s sSn oS Walter Ma6oiey, James Hayes NJ
joyce Joeph III ron sectionery tables will be pre-
,de ae over S By humber of ladies' Joseph L. "h
taker assistant. ~,nrvr -John A. Pizzini
GENERAL SUPERINTtADh-'A'
~ Inn, W,S&M ... --------------
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BOARDING TO BE HAD In THE
- MOUNTAINS.
wish to get twelve or fifteen persons to BOARD
In my family during the summer months. My resi-
tIence is at Franklin Courthouse, In one of the
most healthy sections of the State. Persons destr-
ing to come to the mountains will be accommodated
OH liberal terms by applyfng ut once. Refe: ences
given II desired. Address 49,.
MRS. NJ. j. HALE. Rocky Mount,
ir n5-Iw Franklin comfy. Va.
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NORTH BRITISH =
AND 10y
MERCANTILE MERCANTILE INsTy,EANcE COMPANY,
~ LONDON AND EslaSBuReH n IL

1,n;,nd Sto,ooo0o0 In gold; inyestcd ia The
Ireasrer Of Virginia, $50 900 In United STATES
company, we are prepared to fssue III 'r,s,.u
losa or damage by ire on buildincs ,ar
G,nss ana personal property OF nil Kinds on In
Losses equitabiy adjusted and prom ptly raid
roa. ID. N. WALkER k.sn
~ No. 1914 Main s,rea,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

TOR SALE, a LIGHT, PLEASANT
H BUSINESS, requiring tut moderate capital
Address, with reai name, Wy n, Bispdtch Office
Satisfactory reasons given for selling, jy 15-et
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RUFFALO SPRINGS, 1884,.
MECKLENBURG COUNTY, VA.

Thtr &atering-place Is now open-for the reception
Of Visitors under the management OF L. pAxSON,
assisted by 7. W. j. BAPTIST, Esq. In addition 10
the evidence heretofore offered as to the vaiue anu
vir,ue Of the water remedial agent, reference
Is made to the following letter Voluntarily written
10 one of the proprietprs by DIR. q. A. wilson, an
emf nent physcian OF North Carolina, and formerly
professor In ahe Medical College at Richmond
Virginia. 49,,
.r3SieL Thomas F. GoOde: 3D.
NY Dear Sir-I have been much gratiied 10 near
through mutual friend of your recent purchase OF
the Buffalo Springs property, and OF your dctern1-
nation TO have improvements somewhat com1nell-
surite with the medicinal value and virtue OF these
waters. :. I'D
have been observing the effects Of these waters
upon diseased conditions of the human system for
more Than ihirty-tivc years -f.
As a general toIhc, An fhvigorator, and renoyator
of The great funrtion of nutrition tno matter what
may have bten INC cause of the deterioration)
know of no equal In the shape of physic, and no
superior tn the medicinal waters of America.
The particular class of cases which are most ben
eited embrace the whole of that numerous family
which physicians recognize as resulting from the
loug-cOntlnued action of malarial causes Situated
these waters are, at the head Of the BASH OF the
AIbemare sound, easily accessible to I'LL the Hala-
rial regions Of our iusalubrious seaboard, regard
as the compromising bounty of a bene6cent Pfoyi-
dpnce.
| do not hesitate to say THAT the man who will
bring these waters into sch nutce US they deserve
will Ire public ftefiefacfDr.
Very truly yoNrfrttnd,
GOODRIpGE A. WILSON
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THE HEALING SPRINGS,
ON THE LINE OF THE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD, |
ARE NOW OPEN. ,z,arri
They are accessible by the Chesapeake and OHIO
railroad from Coyington depot, hfteep MITES HS =
nne turnpike of easy grades, In fine order, pdss'fs
In full view of the celebrated
FALLING spRtNdB 81.
AND THE
mAGNIsIcENr SCENERY ON JACKsoN's
Passengers by mail train from the east arrive AZ
Etpress trains from the west arrive at s:ss r. NJ
Visitors for the Springs by these trains remain
oTea r. BY h from the west arrive
Express NalHs from the east arrive at A. NJ.
Sfarps and other vehicles-for the Springs leave
CoSihgtou every morning.
KEssNICHs FINE BAND OF MUSIC
is engaged for the season. and the usual facilities
for amusement and recreation provided,
Descriptive pamphlets can be had or Messrs. FUR
CELL, LADD Co., Richmond, Of Of the agent ut
TERMS: Bcara-s$s per day, SEQ per month; chill
dren and cosorsd Servants alf-price.
NJ. II. HOUSTON. N. D., resident physician.
/, ~ rttAhI, a.. =, b. NJ. QUARLES. Agent
NEW HEALING SPRINGS, on the stage
IN road between Covington and the celebrated
Old Healing, and half mile from latter place Is now
open. Neat cottages, comfortable quarters, and
good fare. Waters saste as Old Healing. Good
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cRnCERIES. DC.

.IJ1sT RECEIVED, a few barrels choice
D No ! MACKEREL, which we offer low TO
c'ss5 sMAGKEREL4s sH EAAJDti snd HseRiN''
SSaa,,,,ts,,sed sugar cured HAMS, small;
Canyascd susarzcnred BE 81 &r
Prime CHEESE, KAISINSss &eT yin R g 90
For sale by ..s ~" Inn No 10 Pearl street.
tx a1-3t -. = - o
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"A PROMINENT OF COLLEGE PRO
"A FESs0RS.-The BOARD OF Trustees of Rich.
mond College, In August, viii appoint Professor
10 ll The chair OF Physics and Professor TO fiji the
cnalr or Modern- Languages, In that institution.
Communications In reference to these .appoint-
ments may he addressed 10 the committee Appointed
10 make nominations. g. ~ H.K4ELLySOh, ~.
u ~ a-2w 4lt ri ~ s,sf;.5f3ralltl Chairman. I,
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pANSON'S HOTEL.-This comfortable
~ house, located at Central depot, Atlantic, Mis-
sissippi and Ohio railroad Montgomery county, Va,
having been furnished with new forniturs, Is now
lie. Special attention to visitors TO New River
White Sulphur Springs. Personal attention given
to passengers. .-.
te 25-lm w. Is, RANSOM, Proprietor.
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MEETINGS..
JuLY 21St, 1879.

r EECAMP, No. l., S. c: B.-Comrade Sun
Attend regular monthly meeti93Ee, , 81 H onIl.
Camp Iea Ind Ssi e. caaddstts
corner o. viii present themselves at O'CLOCK
~ ! yorder Of Comnander joys 2W -yoLKMAN.
i. i-.,.f.. a III ':iEF Secretary.
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According to ths cable sdvices, the Pope
is still. sdriously IL, aud many are fearful
that bs will not recover. He was born ai
Sinigsglis, In 1892, aud on the l3tk Of next
month, II be llves. will be 81 years Of age
He 10 regarded 10 the 25s Pope, and not
one 10 Oh that catalogue had 20 long and
eventful reign. During bic lifetime be-
has witnessed many changes. He has seen
. Republic 10 the streets Of Rome, and the
dream Of Italian unity change iotoj reality
With Victor Emanuel ruler 10 the Eternal
City. He hss seen the eagles Of France
biting the dust before Kaiser Williams
armies. the empire itseN dissolved BY . re-
public; The consolidation Of Germany aud
it, newly acquired martial prowess Napo-
Icon III. prisoner, su exile, and dead !;
snd America advanced into the front rank
Of nations. He msy have years yet before
him, but It cannot be long st the farsbest
ere Plus TX. must be gathered to bis
|fstbers," and the Pontidcats pass to an<
other.
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LIST or TRAVERSE JUsoRs DRAWN FOR
FOURTH MONDAY OF APRIL, 1873. Frank
Stephenson. Emlenton; Thos. Wood, Canal;
A Z Sutton, John G Dewoody, Reed Stew
art, John McAiister, John L Mitchell, A
r wbitsker, Frsnklin; Adam Deets, George
Turuer. VIM H Weikal, R y Dnoear,
Gabriel Prichard, Oakland; John + Tarr,
Cbsrrytres; Geo Cornwall. OIL City; Jona-
than Hsrland, Robert Foster, Ssndycrsek: |:
George s Duncan, PIumer; John Davidson,
Rick!and; I'd. BurRwin, Jacob Schocb,
Rocklsnd; James Mason, Rober. McCauley
Jsmes. .Beaty, John McConsld, Jackson;
R r Nofit Frsnchcrsek, ID Bartlett,
Petroleum Centre; Richard Dempsey, Kane
City; Pater Besi, Scrubgrass, George Myers
J 8 Gibson, H Beers. Roussville; George
Cumming, Allegheny; Albert Reassl. MINI
eral; Peter Huey, John A McCutcheon,
Allen: Tucker. Cranberry; Van Bursn Welsh
Plum.
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CHAxGE The Srm OF Mease 4 Arm,,ror .,

CHANGE The Grm OF Msase l. Armstror
long engaged In the -four and feed trade IN
this place, have disposed Of their store and
business 10 gentleman from Titusville, W be
takes charge on Monday next. We are scr,
~ 10 lose these gentlemen from The business
interest OF the town, but are pleased to learn
that 1t Is not their intention to remove from
this place. They desire a, to return their
sincere thanks to their patrons for the lib.
eral patronage extended them during the
post two or three years. They also desire
US to request all parties indebted to then, 10
call and settle at once as their books mus
he balanced within The next few days.
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Gold at ! lp. m. lls

Yesterday we made mention OF The death
ole poor man named Bozzsrd, who relides
at the month Of Tarr Rnu, 10 Cherrytres
Township, and also slluding to The fact that
she family were actually suffsriug for the
bare necessities OF life. In view OF there
facts, Mrs. J. H. TenEyek. and Mrs. Burr
ehard, wife oi Rev Burchsyd tho PrssbyI
tsriad clergyman, called on cur citizens and
raised . goodly sum Of money for this poor
family, . portion Of which was devoted to
purchasing clothiug for the family, the
mother and each Of the six children being
provided with good suit OF clothes. A,
request Of those ladies we take pleasure 10
returning their thanks and that Of the fami-
~. for the very generous aid extended them
in the hour Of their distress. These ladies
certainly carried out the divine Injunction
"Thesgreatest Of all these is Charity"
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The delightful spring evenings, are made
donbIy pleasant by strains Of music, aud
sweet voices singing the --latest songs -
Strangers whiting our town would be struck
with the learning Of our musicians, and the
variety Of sonRa in foreign Languages which
are heard. The most popular ono st pres,
ent seems TO he "There 500 plssh kome, "
song evidently Of Hebrew origin. There
10 another thought 10 be from the German
entitled "Wboui Karinr Mnthrneow."-
One young lady has studied tbe Hottsntot
language, and renders one Of their sopgs %
follows" 'Methmehat tgat wentbklock
eirks nigh-n-n-e." And she ends up
with q squaal. q yell, and . smash on the
piano that makes the lights flare and scares
every young m 70 who bas drawnn near and
makes him ierl involutary for bis scalp
"Aug yah Lawab," is another importation
from Q foreign shore and '''Sham pain
Charls," 10 translation from Handel done
over into 'pigeon English" With little
more study our musicians will be able 10
'singee Chinee mucbee," or warble Japan
csc with a. much eclat 80 II they had been
born with shaven heads. and chop sticks in
their hands.
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We are ready to believe almost anything
10 the way Of sunlight pictures, but Q 'pho>
tograph Of last horse 10 California stretchs
es our crsdulity somewhat. The Occiasn'
% the famous trotter Of the Pacific slope,
tboguh be hss Jailed, as yet, to show bis
heels to the fastest Eastern horse, and there
In the remark Of the SAM Francisco ICbroiI
Gle, that the horse ''dzove every thing
before him last summer, twas true, 60 far as
Goldsmith Maid and Lucy were cons
cerned. But the Occident and bis suIkey
were photographed when tbe horse wss .ro,
ting at the rate Of thirty/sight feet per
second over white cloth spread upon the
groupd. Experiments were ma Dc for three
days before satisfactory picture was g..
cured, but finally, BY using double lenses
crossed, the feat was accomplished and a
picture produced 40 perfect as to g,ye tbe
spokes OF the sulkey wheels as psrisctly as
ifthe vehicle was At q stand. q
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r A disgracefui aght took place on Wsshi
ingtou street, between cousin Eliza
Pert, Of whiskey rsnown, aud Mrs Mack,
alias "fatty Mack" For twenty minutes
they mauled aud pummeled each otter With
tin pals, buckets, sbovels, skilists, pots
mops, brooms and pokers, until outsider.
bad to step 10 and separate them. Mrs.
Mack, from . scarlet red 10 now . beautiiuI
blue, the effect ofa bucket Of indigo water
slapped into her face, while Cousin Eliza d
DOW, ss 10 write, With clsuched tisss, dis
sbeveled hair, balf clad, couutenance pale
and distorted with rum. dancing . gin reel
on tho side wslk In front Of the Post Once,
a friehtiul example Of the demoraliziug ef-
whiskey and lasting shame TO the parasite
that sold her the rum. Il
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The idea Of Offering . testimonial from
the American people to the Rev. Nj. Ar
cIent for bis sallantry and humanity in saw.
ing the lives Of our oonntrymen In the wreck
OF the Atlantic, isgeneraliy well received.
II Ia not tho function Of government In this
coontry but Of the people themselves to
honor aud reward merit The World and
the Herald 10 New York, both acknowledge Q
the receipt Of contribution tor the purpose
In view.
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LOca1 Notices.
DISsULUTION.

The eopsTtnersh'p heretofore exi,,,o. 1.
tween Sehermerhotn 4 Ten Eyek /, 49, I W.
ed BY mHtusl consent. s'''
9. P. scHERxrRHosx
J. A. TEN EYcK.
Parties indebted to tho above firm 49,.
osli and settle up and save troubie. "'''
J. A. TEN EYcr.
Dated Petroleum Centre, April 8, la,
FOR SALE.
One l5- horse Tiff boiler 10 comp,e,. =.
der, one l7-h0rse Wood 4 Mann eov,r. w ".
boiler in complete order, 275 f.et ~ s,..e ..e
tubing, extra heavy, 500 feet large sn.sA %sa
rods, Shows Pump. '''
). A. TEx Eyer
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While everybody ne arly 10 talking OF
moving to Butler, II Is pleasing to note the
fact that some few propose to remain. We
would call the attention Of our readers to
the advertisement of Samuels Bros., who
have just received . complete stock OF dry
goods, ladies spring hats and bonnsts, laess
dress goods, silks, notions, boots sod sho
and thousand and one other articles, Which
they propose to sell dirt cheap right here in
Petroleum Centre. They who are wise
will not go to Butler but buy dry goods a.
Samuels Bros.
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OIL News The Shdeman,le wells NOE
/ aud 2 at rolia, are doing dI,y barrels .
day.
Several wells ore being completed In th's
territory and we will koow the result soou'
Burcheeld & wilkins completed well IN
the Argyle district week before last. IL 10
z rod for twenty-five barrels day.
A new derrick has bsen erected at The
Jennings Il Evans uumber five which was
burned several days ago, and pumping re-
sumed.
The Harrington i Harrop well near
Arcyle Is the best 10 that territory. 1t was
struck last November and is yet producing
sixty. FIVE barrels a day.
win. +. Jordon Il Go have abandoned,
or will abandon, their new we'll on the Will
sou farm. As dry hole, hs has no super
iors and few equals in this territory.
Millichamp Brothers will soon start
tank shop at Bueua Vista. Since the strike
on the Troutrun farm the demand for tank
shop a, this plsca has been very great
The Selden Tiffany Il Bemus well proD/
ises 10 be larger than was thought when our
account of the strike was written. We offer
our congratulations To the fortunate owr'
ers.
The Swamp well, in the valley between
this place and Argyle. is doing about three
barrels day, and the well adjoining 1t,
pumped By the same engine, is doing forty.
Messrs. C. Bullock & Delsp will complete
well ON ftba Levi Campbell farm tbis
week. This we'll Is near The largest in the
Argyle territory, and good one 10 expect
-d.-rPetroliA City Reporter.
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TEE Nsw STEAMER. We esrn that the
new steamer for Chautsuqua Lake 10 to TO
laid this week, and that 1t will be built by
Mt. W. H.sWbituey, near tho saw mill jos.
below Bemus Point The steamer 10 70 be
l2o feet in length, 1s fee. In width, side
wheels and bigh pressure engine. Work
will bs pushed forward ss rapidly as po.<
ribls 70 have her for uss during a portion
OF the Summer montha-CMsyviIle Sentl.
neI. ' a.
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Our towneman, NJ. James Mack, for the
past seven yosra connected win The OIL
Crock Rsilsosd, 10 the ospssi,y Of yard
master at this place. hes changed bic bsss
and 10 now acting - yard master st OIL
City. There 10 no bst.sr man, or one more
convsrssnt With the dutIes Of bis position,
on the OH Creek Road, than Nj. Mack.
We wish him success.
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Yet another :loophole Of escape for muir
derers has been found out. The latest
'sdodge'' is 10 do the deed while asleep. A
boy has been killed 10 Candia, N. H., and
. youth is suspected Of the deed who has
been In tho habit Of walking 10 bis sleep
armed With dangerous weapons Tho plea
OF somnsn bulism will be added to the long
list of ''defsncss."
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A school girl at Bangor, Me-, recently
purchased bottle OF ether for her mott o
whi e on her wsy to schools During the
session abe passed the bottle around among
her friends, who took such prolonged snid.
that several otthem completely spccom boz
TO the anGthetic, and had to be assis ted "a
their homea.
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The .tclety in Columba', Ohio. is bish|
toned, II the following from the Journal ID
true: "W>h-y, y.o-u oiffd nard' isu'e,
10 that you?" is the way q young lady -
lntcd another % o,k streets The other day,
and The angel 10 dimity and high beefed
boots thus addressed, meekIy and POLITICALLY
responded. "You betr' ..
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NOTICE.,

We expect all parties indeb.
ted to this firm to settle tbe;,
bills before the 1st of Nav ner,
and avoid nnpleasantness,I a, We
iutend to close out and leave
this town.
. SOBEL Il AUERfIAIM
Dated, Petroleum Centre, Pa, March ,o,s
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An Indians paper Offers indncsments to
Subscribers which are libersl indeed
Every person sending 81 so 10 this gener/
Qua sheet ''wifi be presented free with The
choice OF eight cbromos, ora finely s1ecu/
ted portrait Of the Hon. Schuyler Coifax.'
This shonld fetch thtl spons.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-19

OIvISE SERvicE.-Rev. A. Getty, OF In'
diana county, will preach st Sobeis Opera
House, tomorrow lSuudsy1 afternoon. at
81 p m. The Rev. gentleman 10 accounted
one Of the finest speakers 10 Western Penn
sylvanis snd those who attend will have .
rare literary trsst. All are invited to At
tsau.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-19

Mrs. Samuel Stewart, Of Binghampton,
N. Y, while making pie last week knock
cd paper cont aiming some white oader of
OF shelf, some of which was scsttsred over
the pie. Supposing the powder to be'cream
Of tsrter she scooped 1t of with q spoon.- =
Mr.. Stewart was buried last Friday, but
Mrs. Stewart will recover. -'
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A Nashville parent was resding aloud ia
his ismiiyA highly complimentary notice Of
90 "sccomplished young lsdy"of that viz
cInity. "Accomplisbed young lsdy.' H.
terrupted one of bic small olive branches; /;
'It don't take much to BE- accomplished.
then; know her, and she says i haven't
saw aod i seen :"
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We found majestic poem on our d-sk
this morning. The paper and,ink spprar-
ed to be above the average. Tbs an,bo,
does not give bis name, but there iss Young
man pacing the walk Ia front of this office
and occasionally looks up to the window.
IT," tDanbury News.
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The authors Of the Bank of England for
geries having, it is said, begun their careei
10 Chicago, that city now makes the sweep
log assertion that nothing Of = moral OF
criminal character can occur either 10 En-
rope or America, unless assisted BY hei
resources
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"a Maine man has succeeded in ma king
. very fair artificial oyster out of -four.
paste, tapiocs, salt aud water. The invsu/
tor places these 10 second hand oyster
shells, which srs glued around the edges,
and whso . half Intoxicated customer csl,s
for 80 dozen on the half SHE'LL" hs gel,
them ffssh from the shop.
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The Paris LIE Temps says: "Sweden has
produced two great csutatrices, Jenny Lind
and Mile. Nilsson. ireland 10 Jealous ci
Sweden, and has now flashed to ns Q stsr.
Mile. D'Esins. She has the voice, the
taste, the talent, the tradition, q style the
most correct, and soul essentially must
CAL"
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Rural papers severely condemn the COM
duct Of "the hens that are standing around
barnyard doors doing nothing while eggs
are selling at fifty cents dOseu," aud sug-
gests that, although purely . lay question,
It is one Of which the clergy might we'll test
the efficacy Of prayer. & 'N
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-19

Que Of the ueanest features OF the Con-
gressional Back psy bill Is that the famiIit .
ofmemhers 'of the Forty second Congress
deceased previous to the passage Of tue bill
derive no benefit from II.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-19

An innocent young msn 10 Des Moines
was asked BY the Rev. Hammond, tho re>
vivalists, The was laborins for the good Of
bis soul NO." was the reply, ~ work
for Billy Moore"
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching At II O'Clock A. NJ. and 7
o'clock p. NJ, BY the Pastor, W. c. BrRcM
ARD. Sabbath School at l2I4, directly
after forenoon service.
Prayer Meeting and Sabbath School
Teachers Meeting Tuesday evenings ol
each week.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-19

Iu Montana they have ''society Tor Pre-.
lection against cattle and horse thieves
with . cen ual council and branches for the
Administrations Of Justice. The branches are
located from ten 10 twenty feet from the
grouad.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-19

Now 10 the time to buy tue eslsbn,,a
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undersigned. WV
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