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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-05
The War Matter Amicably Adjusted.
WASHINGTON. Nov. %.

ASII\GTON- NOV. -.
There is reason to believe. and have
the reports from creditahlc sources mat
the situation has materially changed for
rhc better. hv the arrival from Madrld
of dispatches, accepting ON "itiha'li
Your correspondent is assured thai the
following points, already tcl"%raphcd.
are n fair and bona tidc summary OF oIII
demands First. the restoration OF the
Nirginius second. the release OF the
surviving prisoners; third. indemnify
for the families of the men murdered ;
fourth. the punishment of the murder
crs: fifth. Il satisfactory guarantee
against future outragcS in Cuba. Early
in the evening, IL Cabinet officer stated
rhat such demands had been made. and
that he had every reason to believe
they would Ice accepted by Castelar,.
The Secretary of State gave Il dinner L"
the President and Cabinet, Tonight.
during which dispatches were read
from Madrid. accepting our ultlmatrm.
The good news WIS announced t" tn"
distinguished guests amid general re-
.i"icing.- DiSp0tch to clone.
From the New York Times.
We believe we may now confidently
state that Spain has yielded I" the Just
claims made 10y our Government. The
Nirniniu> will he delivered up to the
United States: the survivors will hc
surrendered Il salute I" the tiaT will
he fired and the trial and punishment
of the officers who committed the out
rage at Santiago are guaranteed. If
the precise terms of the settlement are
not vet reduced to writing. we have
reason to believe that the aboV" con
ditionS are 1T least agreed upon. he
question of indemnity tn the families "t
The American citizens who wee shot.
can easily hc made the subject of future
arIau~cmt II i apuc>tl"n that has
nui hrcu foI%nttciI. Foe thu> cndin" Il
difficult di~p'lt; without war. Secretary
Fish and the Government viii deserve
the hearty thanks "f the community.
And We should hc unjust if We did not
state that the Spanish government has
shown great desire {" approach tins
subject in q fair and tiirndly spin. Il
ha> suddenly found itself confronted
with Il grave dillirultI which the rash
ness of it, Suhordiuatc> at :. distance
brought upon it, and it has acted with
perfect good faith. and with Il manifest
anxiety ru do vhar WIS right.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-05
Terrible Ocean Disaster.

\ STEAMSHIP Sims AND 30 LIVES LOST.
News has been received from London.
of the sinking of the STEAMER. Vile dc
liaNrc. in mid ocean. At = u'cInrk ON
the night of Nov. ~ the steamer came
III collision with the British ship Inrh
Earn. which stuck her amidShins. cau>-
ing her To sink in twelve minutes The
following particulars have i,rrn gather
Ell from persons saved: The Vile dc
HaVre experienced thick tnr. until
the 10Th INST. hut ut the time of the
collision the weather was clear. though
tlcr' WAS heavy sea. The cantniu
had Just retired. and the second officer
WAS III charge. The lights ON tho
steamer we've all right The collision
WaS wholly unexpected. The In,.b
Earn struck the steamer amid>hins anil
made Il clIasm II feet deep. and from
:" I" 81 feet wide. \ panic jnnucdi,tn-
y. took possession of the PASSENGERS
I'VE minutes after the collision th.
mann ANA mlzZen mast> fell across two
ol I,'e large boats. which were filled
Win people and ready for Inuurbiuv
lie boats were crushed to pieces. anil
many oil their occupants wrr, kiIlrd and
wounded. In the brief interval hrtyn,n
Ihe collision and the Siukiuo ut tL..
Steamer the crew were able f., I,ur,L
gig. NV '"P''iii ;
The Lock Earn went = milo hof,
stopping. She then GOT ont fam hnnt,
" PICK up the people struggling in the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-05

ton of the Boston Montreal line Is al
ready completed and III operation. and
under the recent arrangements the Ie-
maindcr will lie constructed at once.
and the whole line completed and work
ing within the next Year. ii Is hoped.
The new route PASSES from Montreal
through Chamhly, crossing the Richie
lien River at the latter point, and enters
the States in the town of Franklin, Vt.
From Montreal to Portland the distance
will thus be reduced nearly thirty miles;
between Ottawa and Portland and Hal
itaX the reduction will bc very much
greater. The negotiations which have
thus been completed do not involve the
absorption OF consolidation in any sense
of the Portland and Ogdcmsburg by the
Eastern; on the contrary, the former
road retains entire control of its own
line and its operation, together with all
affairs belonging tn it.
The aggregate capital 10y which the
new line is sustained will exceed so.
O0O. 900. Work on the unfinished sec
tions OF the Portland and Ogdenshurg
Railroad chat passing through the
White Mountains is now rapidly go
ing forward. over 400 laborer> being
employed. No suspension of work ol
default OF interest has been permitted
during or in consequence of the tinan-
cial panic.
1t is believed that this arrangement
is every way favorable t" the interests
of the Z. \ q. Railroad. Besides in
surfing the speedy completion of this
road. it gives another through and III
dependent line from Boston to Mon
trcal. and 10y it st. JohnShury will be
us near Boston as 10y way of W. X.
Junction. and probably Il few miles
nearer.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-05
The Presidents Message.

We regret that we are unable to lay
this document before our readers this
week hut the latenesS of the hour at
which it was received, together with its
length, forbid. We give below a brief
resume of the message which we find in
the Boston JOurnai:
The first part of the message is taken
up III reviewing several matters of ma
tional import which require no special
discussion, such as the main occurren-
ces of the past year, the Vienna Expo
sition. our relations with China, the
Geneva arbitration, the British hounda-
~, the outstanding war claims, the
Mexican commission, etc. Among
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-05

HE JOURNEYS To ruE rENITENTI,r,
AND DON~ THE CONNi,r'S GAHE.

HE JOURNEYS To- THE rENITENTIARI
AND puN> THE CONNiCr'S GAEE.
Sheriff Brennam'> humanity" in re-
gard t" Tweed vanished suddenly.
Friday night. ON the receipt OF Il >haip
note from Attorney -Gcncral Barlow
requesting that Tweed he at once re
moved Ia the prnltcntiary. and inform
m@ brennan that he (Barlow) had be
gun correspondence with the governor
on the subject. the result being the re
m"Nal. yesterday. without more ado.
of the fallen "BuS>" To BlackwcIrS is
land. The passage over the river took
place at haIf-paSt > o'clock. in Il boat
chartered for the occasion. Tweed be
ing accompanied 10y Deputy sheriff
Shields. his son. and his private Sccreta-
rN. ). Foster Dewey. AS Tweed walk
ed up the gang-plamk to the boat. he
was very pale. and trcmhlcd percepti-
bly,. After being taken to Blackwclrs
island. he WAS asked the usual qucs-
tons by the recording clerk. tn which
he answered that he was 30 wears old
by occupation Il statesman. and no re
llglon. but, as his family are Prntcs-
ants, he was entered as Protestant
His weight WAS 263 pounds. He WIS
taken to the bathroom. thoroughly
clcanScd. and then had his head shaved
III pcnItcntiary style. and waS alravcd
IN the full striped uniform. He had
two letters from New York city phvsi-
clans, recommending that he br placed
III the hospital. hut after examination
by the penitcntiary ply Sicians he was
remanded to Il common cell. numbered
"a, like all other fel"ns. The jacket
given him to wear is known at the pen
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-05

itentiarv as ''larcemy jacket His
son staid by him till he was led away
to his cell. when he and Il few friends
and reportcrS left the island.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-05
IL Ell ALTON.

Numerous amt warm W"r, III" con
CALCULATIONS which MI >hanl> received
and hand-Nhaking> without nnmhrr. and
rhrrr after cheer went M h"m til" as
>en"l"d mlnrr> and Visitors. At the
Office ut tn" western entrance Nh"clcr'>
Band WAS stationed. greeting tn" party
win strains "t music as they emerged
from the tunnel. short addresses "t
c"nglatuIatl"n were made lay Hon.
Robert johnson. state Engineer Frost .
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-05

water. In the mcaurir.
beat, under command ~, .a'
lieutenant of the Willie Il. n So
up one load. and took rl,,. '.'
Earn, and returned H. H.. ..,
rescued another load. r..., ''
who remained on the dee,
WAS rr>cUcd by his b..,r H..
Of an hour after the ,n'rf.
his officers swain Il mil. h..
Earn and WAS picked 900.
remained III the vicinity r.-
the disaster until there u..,
pick up. Eighty ->,,cn ,..
thus saved. including tI, .....
officers. p Passengers n.
crew. There we've 20 p,,,..
among them several Bo.r,.
some members of The E.,a..,.
anc".
With the rNcrption of ..
Eastern. this vessel wa-
steamer that ever cntrr,f ..
New York. her dimru~I..
feet lay l. feet. lIrl caI...
WAS :}5'm tons weight aud r.,.-.
Her main saloon ua- rr.,.
marble Waim>c"tirg "t riru
varieties. and the upa,.,..
velvet and wuodwnIh. ,...,
most unique designs.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-05
term began Dee. 3D.

MORE KITE FLYING.-Wc regret to
learn that Mr.. ID. ID. L. Moore, publish
er of .NOOrc's RUrdI NeW Yorker, has he
come involved to the extent of about
SS0,OG0, with only SI2 900 of assets. be-
sides the good will of his paper. Mr..
Moorc's failure resulted from specula-
tions i'll the "Florida improvement
company" and the crystal palace cxhi-
bitiom swindle. He is eXonerated 10y
the creditors from the imputation of any
systematic attempt to detraud them.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-05

- The Boston DdiIy Ncrs is the tenn
perancc and religious daily at the hub.
Those who want Il cheap daily. sound
politically and morally, will find the
NcrS lust fills the bill.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-05

As an evidence that all were not
ready for winter when it came. we read
that about .5O0.OWO bushels of wheat
and AN equal amount of other grain.
and ;'25.0OO bushels of apples and pota-
toes are frozen up in the Erie canal.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-05

The news from Spain i especially
glHtitN ing. rs it now appears that tn,
cau>r> OF trouble will most likely Ia,
amiraily adjusted. The war party il
ON country have had no influence Will
The administration. Tally one tnr Pres
idcmt Grant
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-16
Geld as l p. N. ll2K

The party given for the benefit Of MI. G.
W. Wilson, last evening, was grand sue.
csss 10 every particular. Early 10 the eve
ming large company assembled. and The
dancing was kept up 10 late hour in The
morning, when the party separated satisfied
,tsat better time could not have been had
under ssy sircumstsnsss.
Ut. Wilson derived from the proceeds Of
the party upwards Of $500, over and above
the expenses. --,
We cs1not refrain from mentioning. IN
this connection, The libsrality Of our f.rm-
sf sownsmsn, Mr.. Harry Dsrousse, who
esvs towards The general object upwards of
~. Mr. Dsrossss is certainly entitled to
tes thsoks OF Ar. Wilson and his mapv
friends, Tor bis liberali.y in this case,
We cannot. In this connection. refr, in
from mentioning tho name Of Mr. Jo..
Cnssss, Of Columbia Farm. Mr.. G. wa,
We main worker In the enterprise and so,d
upwards Of 800 worth OF tickets. He i,
certainly entitled to a large share Of publi,
praise TOT the port taken BY him in worth,
object.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-16
PEUMEll ITEMS.

The Pumer youths have been pcrusing
(At the solicitations OF pster fauiilias) the
Derrick aud Tldioute Journal and thereby
hangs tale. Mr.. 7. NJ. Foley, form,ry
resident Of this classical village, now OF
franklin, being noted coaster, and bav-
icg IN inordinais desire to indulge in the
exhiliarting sport come 10 Plumer to satisfy
his boyhood propensity. Upon being in/
terrOgated as to the reason why cur county
seat lacked the facilities necessary to graf.
iiy fun loving "boys," ne replied eur.le, il
not satrcalIy "you see when you get up
to the fs nee upon the hill you come down
so fast that you endanger your life by run.
ming in TO the fence below" The boys here
matched our scienced coaster, "Graud
Duke Alexis" against Foley. Tho race
came OF yesterday aud resulted as follows:
first heat Foley; second heat Grand Duke.
Third heat was the most interesting und ex
citing and resulted as follows: Foley ahead
Grand Duke swimming around in the pel-
lucid waters of Cherry Run very much to
bis discontinue and enjoyment OF spectaI
tors. His excelleucv was seriously injured,
10 ssy nothing Of broken sleigh, soled linz
en-, DC. Pin money was lost aud won free.
ly on the race. Doc. Msase rendered the
decision IN favor OF the "stono pavement en-
try"
Quite Q large delegation OF Pithols'.
Terpsichorean artists had a social dance =!
the Plumsr House whore they wsre cared
for by the friend host. Among those prea-
snt were N. II. Perkins, Col. Isaac DoolitI
tie, and Il. r. Freelaud They had good
music, good supper, aud good Hall and all
were well Satisfied veritabIy around theii
intention OF coming again.
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All Read that Run-p.,..
Reduced.

Discount to cash customers
thankful for past favo1s, and IN.
der the stringency oftbe monev
market, knowing that we can
buy cheap for cash, we preferto
give to our patrons the benefit
Of cash prices. On and after
the first day of January, 1878
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 YOU
prices that will defy competi-
ton. Our motto is live and
let live.
MEASE d ARMSTRONG
All those that are indebted
to us for 80 days are request
ed to call and settle by the
10th Of Jan. 1872.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-16

According TO the reports OF the proceed.
ings Of the Petroleum Producers Council.
which appeared iu this morning TitHsv!lle
and OIL City papers, the Combination il
virtually dead. This is what majority OF
the producers in the Eleventh D,sIric. al
ways Supposed the affair would amount to.
In ths meantime oil remains at SS2. %
per barrel with downward tendency.
Let 'er rip!
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-16

Another oil we'll, called the Preston, has
been struck Ut Greece CITY aud is flowing
two hundred ana fifty barrels per day
This being the third well struck in suceess/
ion, aud successfully, the announcement
may be expected at any time, "Another
well struek--Gve hundred barrels day"
Butler comfy is now undoubtedly the oil
field. Oh is now conveyed by new pipe
line, which has lately and pruden,ly been
completed to this place, and oil ia exported
in great quantities. The rnmor of this new
development will undoubtedly cause an in
tense excitement-(Commercial.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-16

A gentleman in Richmond attended a
theatrical performance on Saturday Afser-
noon, and when going ont with the crswd at
tho close, discovered that be had lost a val
uabls watch and chain. The natural con.
cluslon WAS that the property had been taken
ny plckpocks'. 1t appears, however, tAs
III the crush TO get out of the theatsr, tie
chain of the watcn became entan.led in the
fringe OF lady's sacque, and thus both the
watch anu chain were drawn from the own
el, and hung to the isdy's garment without
her knowledge. Tho time piece was Vas
promptly restored.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-16

The Standard Oilscompany, of Cleveland,
telegrapbed this morning to their agent NJ
this city not TO receive Iany more oil. Or
the IA, 900 barrels allotted to this dlstric''
to b. received by the absve company. but
5000 have been shipped, leaving q balance
of 6, 900 barrels. The amount OF oil as/
signed to this company was between $4,000
and "a, 600 barrels, AID they have taken
some 30, 900. We are also informed that
less than QUE fourth of the 100000 barrel
contract had gone out of the country.
gentleman from up the creek says that tele-
grams have been received up there not to
load any more cars with OIL Oil City
Telegraph.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-16

The small producers OF ClarioD County
met in council recently and passed the folI
lowing resolution.
Resolved, That in consideration OF the
position taken by the 'large producers" In
the matter of the combination that the
''small producers" of Clarion county, do
hereby resolve that we the said "smAll pros
ducers" don't care d--n, Tor the combl-
nation or Ior the "large producers" or for
anybody else, and that's what's the matter
With Hannah!
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-16

At the burial OF a female spiri,ualist 10
Baltimore, Las. week, nephew OF the de
ceased delivered an address, contending
that although now lying in her coffin, she
He argued that his aunt was dead, but was
encamped between eartbiand etersisy. He
-idculed the idea of death, and contended
hat all who died in the fait OF spiritual
ism only left the earthly tenment of clay to
confer Uenetils on these eft behind.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-16

A seemingly practical suggesstonble 10
made that o fire asarm communicating with
the Office could be placed IN each room of a
hotel, by which the guests could he simuN
taneousIy aroused. The PLAZA is worthy Of a
trial at least.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-16

"s received q call, this afternoon, from
A"s Llss'e Friss. Miss. +. states that Q
s'F'a'n Slow reported 10 the RECORD a
10" os1s since a. occurring at the ''irss and
easy" did not occur there but Ut the place
'. one Turner We have no desire to IN.
!u's Mise Sfies and therefore make the Cor,
rseton. -
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-16

We psties our old friend, Mr.. Harry De.
'."sSe' OF st. Peter sbure, formerly Of this
Pis9'' 10 town today. Mr.. d. We are pleas.
ea's "'"rs 10 doing we'll IN tho lower cours =
tfy aAd ''is not hard up slsce his we'll ran
ny & od enough,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-16

Much fault is found with the manner 10
which business is transacted by the Cuieogo
Custom House officials, whose tnrdiness Of
ten results ia great Inconvenience and !Ots
10 merchants.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-16

10 Montana! The Virginia City Mountain.
ian says that aeariy all the Chinsmtn VINO
come to the territory are owned by Caiifo -
MIA stecu ator@, who buy aud sell tseir
coulrymen like cattle.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-16

Jesnings & Evans well on the Dougher'y
farm between Fairview and Pstrolia has
been Completed within few days, when
our reporter visited the we'll 1t had filled up
about twelve hundred feet. The tnoing
was on the ground ready to. be put down.
IL will be u good well.
Tbe Harms well, at Greece City, was
.ubed Monday. 1twas an oily undertaking
and was accomplished with much d'fhsu'-
ty. lis production is said to have increas-
ed since the pump was started.
Vauausdsu, MAwhinuey IL Cos. "Msry
Ann well 10 u wonder in ito way. The
owners would like to "shut her down II
,hcy could, but she refuses to 6e shut
When the pump is stopped the wells flows
all the same. Their tank capacity is about
all occupied. they having near two thous-
and barrels Of oil OH hand, and more CON-
ing.
Shidemantle No. /. on the Crswei Bros.
lease, near Petrolia, has produced 1,O0o bar
reIs of oil since the latter part OF August:
The we'll is sill producing forty barrels
day.
Mllchamp Brothers have the limbers On
the ground. aud will soon commence new
well at Buona Vsta,--[Fairview Reporter.
The largest oi. we'll ever obtained in this
section, owned by McCieary Bros OF lslan"
Run, aud located on J. Il +. McLaughl us
farm, Ohio township, about mile south
east OF the celebrated Mason WE'LL on the
fork Of Dry RIM, which emp'ies into the
Ohio at Smiths Ferry, was struck Last FRI
daystnbed aud partially exhausted on Sat-
urday, flowed through casing on .Sundayin
an hour or so, ten barrels, when the gas
which was abundant taking tire, the fur
ther testing of The well was suspended. We
are informed by oil men of good judgement
that the show and partia, test Indicate for
the Smiths Ferry region, that the we'll will
bs from weuty to forty barrels, while 9TH
ers claim one hundred. The strike has
created unusual excitement from the fact
that it opens new field for oil operations
and demonstrates that the oil belt is more
extensive than was before believed.
Beaver Radical.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-16
$40 Ie EW ARD.

viii be paid for POSITIVE Information as
to who took letter beiougiBg to me from
the Petroleum Centre Post office on abont
the 9Th OF this month.
WIN, GARDNER. Piouesr, Pa
ian IL 81.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-16

The ladies OF ILLINOIS get together In
crowds and 60 out to hunt rabits. The rab-
bit crops hasn't thinned ont any, however q
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-16

In recent disastrous foundations In It.
ally, about Ss9, 2S7 acres Of land were uuder
water, besides much other land being Gov
cred With mud and sand
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-16

The Comptroller OF New York city paid
out during the four months ending October
Is, 1872, $22,494 as council fees, ETC., 10
the suits against the Tammapy thieves,
none ofwhom have bsen convicted. a.,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-16

Georgia negro was overpaId $lOO on d
check by bank, and be returned the mon,
ey. The local paper says this 10 another
evidence that The race can never be civlllx-
ID.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-16
TAKE NOTICE.

Having disposed Of my Lumber v,a
with the intention of leaving the Oil 'Ps 'PS
gions. all parties knowing themselves In
debted to me will please call at opcs An.
settle and thereby save costs.
r F. STERNBURG.
Petroleum Centre. Jan. Z, 1873.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-16

A lady's hat, with all its trimmings and
. bandbox, was lately sent from California
| t0 Maine for eleven cents postage.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-16

Travellers visiting his place would do
we'll to call at the McClutock House. Unc .
John Hubert will always treat them well.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-16

New Hampshire has munster too poor
10 own Bible, and WHO has 10 borrow one
to preach from. ~
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-16

osverali young saad have bsen taken In
the Sacramento river, and are considered
products Of the spawn taken to California BY
Seth G'eeu in July, 1871
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-16

The following is u Philadelphia dispatch
The news from Ninth and Chesnut is,
We learn from Mr.. Gardner,
That Lister Smith returns to biz.
Aud Geary is his pard 'nsr.