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New-York tribune., 1873-06-13

Another Cabinet is announced IN Spain as
the result of the deliberations of the majority
of the Cortes. It is presided over by II y
Glargall, and contains about the same elements
as those which composed his former Ministry
which went TO wreck in the Chamber. Its
announcement this time seems to have been
received with general assent. The hostile
camps of Moderates and IrrecOncilables have
dispersed about their business, and there
seems to be no especial reason why the new
Ministry should not last week or two. 1t Is
reported that Figueras is on his way out of
the country, and that battalion has mutinied
at Murviedro-two pieces of news equally in
auspiciOus.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
Gnsmrss Nnncce.

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TABLE SAUCE.
PALMER'S New PATENT LEG, safety socket.
Dr. b fKAST Palmer lGlJ ChesultsL, Philadelphia.
BEST PLAN IN LIFE INSURANCE.--The all
cab ovrate stock plan Of e TRAVELLERS lNsCANcs CoNrASr
IMPORTANT CARD.
YIsrr0Es W Gnl .hsir interest and before
arrangements, l hue Cottages fronting e
thc Marine Pavilion Grounds at FAR R'cgAwAl L. L. al
newly painted lue To be sold auction, by Je JOHN
G SArUEDAy JI,c 2 by imperative order well known bank
nghoue Paucl and maps IN few days OF JERE JOHNSON Jr
q Park-roN, \. \.
HOTTENToTs GATHERING BUCHU for Helm
bolrs become almost historical picture The
sumption d. Hcmbors Bacu c mporaat fact that thou
upon duIeic medicine. For Dropsv Gravel
Kidney Complaints aat s diseases OF the urinary organs either a male
female there has been remedy equal Henbods Bacha
is Helubos on reaole s;ln-SIi
renelr.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13

Secretary in this whole business is something
40 stupendous that the Esquimaux might have
been very comfortable in his neiehborhood
with their furs on.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13

AMERICAN INSTITUTE HALL-ConoerI - ,.,
CENTl,AL PARK GARDEN - summer NlBhts 'OhOer''
Theodore Thomas.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13

Gen. Ladmirault asks permission of the
Assembly to bring one of its members, NJ.
Ranc, deputy for Lyons, before court
martial, to be tried for alleged completely
with the unlawful acts of the Commune. 1t
has already been judicially decided that NJ
Ranc was not liable to trial upon these
charges, but as the Duke dc Broglie publicly
attacked and denounced him in the Chamber
the other day, the Government may think its
honor pledged to this prosecution. 1t is a
singular illustration of the stupid malignity
of this new Cabinet that, after the lapse Of
two years, it seeks for an opportunity to
shoot radical deputy who would not have
been moested if the people of Lyons had not
thought fit to choose him as their representa-
tive. If NJ. Ranc becomes the victim If this
crazy partisanship his blood will do the
Republic more good than all his speeches and
votes could have done.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13

curious story this is from London. and ft to b
worked ND in one of Wilkie COllinss novels. ghen
is a rumor that rich barOnet long crazy and rep
resented to be still living did really die some yea
ago. but that the relatives to whose custody he wa
committed desiring to retain the allowance made 70
them for taking care of him, have caused to Oe
made lay figure, a great likeness OF the deceased
When the official guardians Of the dead lunatic cal
TO see him. the figure is shown TO them seated in an
easy char by the fire, with an intimaiOn that the
old gentleman cannot bear to be approached or dis
turbed.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
amnarmrnle. elt.. 0hls Gpenina.

BOOTHs THEATER-" Amy RobSart; io MIS- osisSoJ tb,
SEvr ErIrtg AVENUE TrfgATER-" Madclein MOrel
OLIMPIc TIlEATER-"Drven nom Home Ooo'pS"
UNION SQUARE TIEATgR.-" Caste Jennie Lee ,.
. .WALIACKS TBEArEB.-' Mora.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13

Our Washington dispatches show that the
civil Service Advisory Board is acting as a
sort of tender to The President and Cabinet
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13

1t has been generally believed that shad coul'
not be taken with the hook and line. Mr.. Thomas
Chalmers of Holyoke Mass has demonstrated
the contrary. Discovering that captured shad con
taned in their maws peculiar kind of miller ht
made an artificial fly like it, and caught in 1871 not
less than 100 sbad in this way. His secret leaked
out. and fly fishing for shad is usual at Hoyoke'
A common trout hook is used with the fly attached
and with line of 500 feet guarded close TO the HOOK
by catgut OF wire. The fish, after being caught
must be played patiently and tendcrly.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13

Those interested in the cause of education will be
pleased to read of an incident which recently
occurred at Oxford n. Y. Three lads of pscatory
turn absented themselves from school in quest Of
bites and nibbles but the next morning, each being
certain of a fogging by the schoO-ma'am, put on
three pairs of pantaloOus before seeking the temple
of learning The day was warm. and so were the
bows. They perspred hquefed, oozed at every pore
but no hogging came. For six hours they swetered
and then. with short lecture on the improperly Of
running away. they were dismissed in a feeble ano
aabby condition all three agreeing that a loggini
would have been preferable to the wearing Of trph
pantaloons in warm weather.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
guardian.

When the tender passion in its scorncd or unrc'
Quilted stages causes young women TO put an end 10
themselves. there should certainly be about that
proceeding something poetic and touching. Drown
ing is o good way if the Afflicted do it in water
that isn't muddy, and can be produced like CDheln,
dripping but beautiful. Poison has much that ID
graceful and romantic, and as for a dagger, il ii
lovely These are all fitted TO wiring a stony heart
How vulgar and practical in comparison is the per-
formance of that young lady Of Chicago, age 43,
who walked three miles before daylight. the other
morning for the purpose of hanging herself likea
dsh-cloth to post in an unappreciatve but beloved
mans back yard, There never was clearer case OF
unftness Of things Speaking of suicide, by the
way. suggests the Irishman who tried 10 drown him.
self at st. LOUIS last week, lust for luck as he
pleasantly observed.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13

Norwich. Conn.,, besides being beautiful eiV'
has another claim to dStinction-three bishops
being among her native born. viz, Bishop fall OK
Kansas. Bishop Lee of Delaware, and Bishop Ieleeu
Paddock of Massachusetts,. This is fact for whlen
anewspapcr accounts as follows: Perhaps the ioVo
of nature inspired by the beautiful city where they
were born. had its influence in the choice OF pro
fession whose aim Is to lead human souls TO piaeo
unauestioning faith and yield implicit suomisSlO"
70 the great Creator Of natural beauty" Fer-
haps so.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13

Il is quite possible that Mexico may have an
opportunity to bring the Mackenzie raid home
to us. The statement that some of the Ari-
zona Apaches were organizing for foray
into Sonora is entirely credible. They have
been thrashed into good behavior on our ter
ritory and they consider the Mexican settle
ments south of the boundary as fair game. Gen.
Howard made treaty with some Of the Apache
chiefs, binding them to good conduct; but
they cunningly declare that the covenant does
not extend over the Mexican line; nor does it,
so far as language can make any obligation
plain. We are, however, liable for the damage
done by the marauders on the soil of our
neighbor; and the only question seems to be
whether the Mexican Government would best
like to chase the Apaches back into the United
States, or send us in long bill fOE damages.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13

This is not a novel statement of the case; put
it is perfectly accurate. There Is notnhg IN
the Constitution or the laws OF the oni.cu
States making any action of the Civll service
Board binding upon anybody OF anythlns'
There never will be during this Admin'stra-
tion. Whom the President chooses to
follow tho feeble recommendation OF the
Board he can do so, just as he can follow the
recommendation of any friend or partisan
when he desires to disregard it, he can brush
Il aside with single stroke of the pen. There
fore. the parade and red tape Of the so-called
Civil Service Advisory Board, as now related
10 the Executive, are merely the ornamental
appendages of the appointing power.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13

Advice TO those going abroad: Get a passport DO
fore starting. private letter from Egypt says
Some Of our travelling friends have complained %
serious siuconveniences which they have eAper'cno.u
in consequence of having left the United o'"'o'
without passports 1t IS true that they are no' 80
quired for England or France, but 1t is un"lss =.
without passport if travelling in Palestine ESspS
Austria or Italy Our ministers are often much an
noyed by being called on to furnish passports wn'O.
ought to have been obtained in the Cniteu '''''''
The usuaI order of things has been reversed IN san
Franeisco. where n Mrs. Bella Brown has been sent
20 the Insane Asylum. She labOs under the in
pre,son that il ia her special duty to combat "spr-
itualism" There seems 10 be faiaiiIy sDou' 'ui'
ssne "SnritualismD II crazos those who believe IN
II and now il appears that il crases those who don't
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
INpOKTANT NARD.

BEST PLAN IN LIFE INSURANCE.-ihe
cab ov-rae ock n OF be TRAVELLERS ASSURANCES CoNrASY
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-10
Gold at l p. m. has

On and after February lst. 1873, all rates
which are at present higher than -, 80 (ex-
sept those on messages received collect from
the Pacific Coast), will bs reduced to $3.50
for ten words, and II cents for each addi/
sionsl wor on prepaid messages. The ta-
rir on messages received collect from the
Pac,ac. Coast, will be $2,75 for ten words,
and 10 cents for each additional word. Thi
reduction 10 between all Western Union Of
dces 10 the Uoited States, British Provin>
ses and British Columbia. The importance
Of this reduction will be understood, when
Il 10 known that the tariff heretofore has
been over $500 In gold, the reduction is
therefore sbout o. in gold.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-10

On Sasurdsy evening, the Democratic
precinct caucus met at the Petroleum Pro-
ducer's Rooms. After the meeting came to
order, on motion J. NJ. Kepler was elected
Chairman, and NJ. T. Connor, Secretary.
The object OF the meeting was stated to
be the appointment OF eight delegates to
attend the Township Convention to meet at
this ploce on Monday nex'.
On motion the following delegates were
chosen:
Wm. J. McCray, A. S. Smith. John Nc
Omber, DR.. 7. S. Stewart, J. WaddelI. WIN
Ksle. NJ. 7. Connor, Ben. Bo'e.
On motion the hplegates to the Conven.
tion 60 uninstructed.
On motion adjourned.
NJ. r. CONNER, Sec.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-10

The effect of the late cold weather npon
the country,s fruit crop now agitates The
mind of tho anxious farmer. In Central
Illionis It is the opinion Of borlicul'urists
that not single peach tree will escape,
and that apple and other hardy trait trees,
and blackberry, raspberry, and other ol
the small fruits, are seriously injured by the
intense: and, for that region unparalleled
cold,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-10

7 Charles, slias "Chsrley the Barber"
committed . bold brave act, Saturday night
last. With the assistance Of a carcass full
Of wh.sksy, be picked up courage enough 10
commit an aggravated assault upon one
Nellie French, who, barring ber calling, 10
. quiet, we'll behaved and psaseabls gill,
aud for one calling themselves q man,
20 commit such an act, would seem 10 indi'
cats him 10 be without much humanity
To mangls Q weak woman with ast and heel
u an outrage that the oficers should lool
into. Pho arst ching this fellow knows hs
will land In the Bastile at Franklin. =
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-10

There was an important arrival in town
Saturday afternoon. The Hon. Dutch
Henry arrived by the late train. During
the evening he landed on the porch in front
Of Adam Wyman's barber shop, and insisted
on taking up his lodging there, contending
be had right to stop just where the train
lett bin. 1t took some time to convince
him that the depot was located elsew here.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-10

Jam msstown, New York, has applied to
the Legislature for authority to issue bonds,
not for railroad building but to help the es-
,ablishment OF manufactures 10 the village.
The idea is not absolutely new, we believe;
but 1t IL incompsrably more sensible than
the railroad mania which has run riot sc
extensively.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-10

On Thursday evening next, Miss Amy
Stone, supported by iull dramatic COM
pany, will appear at the Opera House, for
one night only. An exchange says of her:
Amy Stone the sprghtly and popular &C:
tress appeared at the Academy of Music, las
night, supported by fiue dramatic conn
pany and an excellent orchestra. The audi
ience was large ene, considering the diff.
Guilty of gettisg out through the deep snow,
and the performance amply repaid those
who came, .notwithst arding.
Amy, as "Wild Meg" who was supposed
10 bave heart OF stone, becomes exceed
ingly tender, as the play progresses, and
though she trifss with Jasper Pidgeon
(played by II. +. Stone) the retaliation Of
Jaspet's rafting brother (Ferris> developes
q de- pth OF feeling immeasurable, and Amy
shows her fine talent in acting it.
"The Irish Diamond" Andy Blake, was
happily represented by Amy, and enlisted
the full sympathy OF all. We feel assured
that if Amy returns with full troupe at
any future time, abe will have cotdlal
welcome by q large audience.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-10

Oil NEWS The Company well, No. z,
on the Riddle farm, near Karns City, mas
reached the depth of thirteen hundred ieet'
The McGill we'll, on the McCIymonds
farm, is a new strike. 1t is reported as
1926 barrel we'll. The Eowners are McGill
aud Hatch.
Millerstowu is expecting another strike
in short time. The well Is owned BY A.
Shreve and others. 1t is about thirteen
hundred foet deep.
Augell Il Co., we'll No. !, ia doing about
so barrels a day; No. doing about the
same; No. 3 is down 1900 feet; No. 4
about 1900.
Tuesday the new strike near Millerstown
owned by c. d. Augell / Co., was not yet
tubed. but there is no doubt of its being a
large we'll. Operators believe this to be q
separate and distinct. belt from either that
at Greece Citysor Petroia.
The late strike on the Mayville tract,
owned by C. D. Augel u Co., brings de-
veIopments still nearer Fairview. This
well is within the limits of the borough,
b 1t considerable distance from the town
proper.
Lupher & Cleminger well, lease No. 2, on
Dongherty farm, is drilling 10 the sand and
flowing periodically, at times over the top
of the derrick. The bit Is fifteen feet 10
tbs sand. The we'll will be tubed this week
and from present indications will be OF
large as any IN the valley.
Angel & Co., we'll No s on the Mayvile
tract, near Fairview, was tubed Tuesday
afternoon and commenced to pump at the
rate of about one hundred and fifty barrels
a day. The well flowed two hundred bar.
rels while being drilled in the sand. She
will probably settle down TO hundEee
barrel we'll.
The Clark T. Timbliu we'll No 3, on the
thirty acre lease, on the Wilson farm
struck the sand last Monday. Tuesday a
noon it had filled up 1850 feet with oil
We were shown some OF the sand whic
was of superior quality. The well will h
tubed this week, but not early enough 70
US to get the exact production. 1t will no
be less than o hundred barrel we'll.
Perhaps the best well found on the west
ern side of the belt is, G. d. Angel Il Co.
No, 5, which was struck Wednesday of la:
week. The we'll flowed 50 s"on as the san
was. penetrated, and continued to flow at Ia
teryals Of about two hours until tube(
Monday morning. 1t ia but a short di'
tauce east of FAirview, ou the MayviIl
tract Fairview Reporter.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-10

Or. News have no later news In
regard to oil developments than given last
week, except such items as appear in oar
in this paper. The follow
from the Petersburg Progress of last Friday
refers to affairs in tina, section OF tho coun/
ty:
Numerous rigs are going up on the Fox
estate, south of Clarion.
r. A. Blair has started two 1new rigs on
the Loague farm south of the Clarion river.
The Willoughby we'll. on the LoGne farm
,s pumping very heavily, and promises to
be very large well.
A new we'll started on Turkey Run, last
Monday evening. The name OF which We
have not ascertained, but understand that
it is doing 60 bar rels.
The Young farm we'll, on Beaver, tits
asserted, is now doing 10 barrels.
The Van Week well, on the Weller farm,
owned by Van Week, Mcconnell IL Co., is
being pushed down. and viii doubtless he
completed IN week or tWe.
New derricks are springing up through
out the entire district as II oil was selling
at So per barrel.
Graham No. 2. Heeter farm, Turkey run,
is about ready to drill. They sre grading
| on this lease for 8, 900 barrel iron tank,
owned by Graham, Nicholson Il Co.
Harrington Bros, struck new well OF
Little Turkey this week, which lsnow pro-
ducing IS barrels per day.
The Maine Oil Co., is the name of com.
pauy now operating on the Lorah farm, be-
youd Center City (Dogtown.) This com
pauy has very considerable land, which,
we believe, they ewr in fee, and whict
they intend to develop thoroughly.
(ClariOn Democrat.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-10

In the northern portion OF New York PERI
sons are going about with baskets, and
picking up the par tridges, which, yearly
starved for want Of food, are too weak to fly
or to ruu away. Farmers are feeding these
birds and other kind in their barns and 81
bout their barn. yards, and the poor Great
ures, ususlly 40 tinil and shy, have be-
come suite tanned by cold and hunger.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-10

The Military Commission of Calais,
France, has jnst made trials with new
guupowder whose explosive force aud mi
tial velocity are. 1t is said, ofa nature to
modify existing principles of gunnery.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-10
q f.E IlEIkE II.

II. II WARNER, has just received irsD
home twenty casks more Of that cider. tAss
was never beat for quality. Also, apples
eggs, butter, &o. The best butter ever
bronget into this town, which he will sell fs5
cash, hut will not trust any more goods after
the first OF Janusry. 1873.
All those indebted 30 dim are requested
to call and settle without delay and save
costs.
Fl. II. WARNER.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-10

The Eau Claire, Wis, Free Press says
that day or two since the men in the piu|
cries at work upon the big windfall, caused
by the October tornado, discovered'a live
oy hurled under the crossed trees, whero hs
evidently lived and browsed ever since.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-10

In new well. in Jewell county, kansas,
at the depth OF forty feet, the diggers reoen'
tly threw out some rare petritied specimens,
consisting of three grubs, an oyster, q lizard
of some strange species, and q crocod'ls's
foot.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-10

A crea, industrial exhibition or fsir y 70
he held in Kiota, the ancient capital
Janan. 1t will commence on the 18TH Of
March next and continue for sixty osys'.-
1t will be the second Of the kind ever Ae's
in Japan, and will probably be asssooeo ~
millions of pesple.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-10

The New York Herald is responsible for
the statement that the pastor Of s most fash/
iohable uptown church astonisbed his con-
gregstian last Sunday by announcing thai
there were nine couples married by him
during the year 1879 who neglected to pay
the customary fees.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-10

The mower OF state Court OF CrimioN
Correction to irsue writ of hsbeas corpus
AGAINST the comnandant of tho Federal
arsenal is in issue at St. Louis and the govs
ernmeut has sent representative to defend
the case.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-10

This transportation of cruds petroleum
and particularly OF the lighter portions of it
such as bepzine, gasoline, &c, lie attended
with heavy loss from evaporation, in or.
diuary packages, and substitute for bars
rels has long cen blocked for by the trade.
1t is now proposed to make barrels of glass,
sufficiently thick to stand transportation.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-10

If 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 OH Well,
Want to Buy on Engine or Boiler,
Want to Sell a House and Lot.
Want 10 find Strayed Animal,
Want TO Purchase an Oil IntereAt,
Want to Sell Piece OF Furnitnra,
Want to Buy Secondhand Carriage,
Want TO Sell Tubing, Casing, Gas Pipe,
Want to Find an owner for anything
Found, advertise in tho RECORD. a. no lesi
than ten thousand people read it weekly.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-10

The ralils for the house owned by Mrs
Masrane, came off Saturday night, at the
McClntock House, Our friend McCres, oi
Kane City, held the winning card.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-10

A csru- -deoter gave s,Luzerne countyho-
te, keeper this prescription: "Wsch ynro
foo, and wen wipt Dry Grape The Korn q
Round the tops INTEL yu sea proper. Then
.pley smouy an waiter mkt hslfonz spirit
amonv and cam 90 wsttur and Pat In The
marke Nv the Pinn."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-10

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at IL o'clock A. NJ. and ]
o'clock p. NJ, BY the Pastor, W. g. BuRCH.
ARD. Sabbath School t l2A, directly
aftsr iorenoon service.
Prayer Meeting and Sabbath School
Tsasbsrs Mee!iag Tuesday evenings OF
cash week.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-10

NOTICE.-Wr. James S. McCray having
removed To Franklin, parties having CON.
mnnicaion with bin ON business or other
wise. are requested hereafter to address thsiy
letters to that point. ii.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-10

Lebanon has a regularly organised Do
nation Party, who sally forth nightly with
well filed baskets, surprising some needy
family, and dispensing blessings Of most
tangible. kind.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-10
LOena Notices.
n A0nZ1nHa.

Magazines.
All the nagssinss for September, u,
ready.
Hsrper,
Galaxy,
Atlsntic,
Lppineotvs,
Eclectic,
Transatlantic,
Oliver Optic,
Ysung Folks.
Frank Leslie,
Chiidran's Flower,
Ola and New,
Coksy's Ladies' Bosl,
Lodsyn Soeisty,
Petsrsoa's
Ladies' Friend,
Arihur1 Rome,
Science NsntAly,
Bsllou's,
Good Words,
Nursery.
Chstterbox,
Metropolitan,
Herald OF HEALTH,
A. tbs POST OFFICE NEwSROON.
~ Else SINGLE harness from q,
o $l00 at Marshall b Richards, opposite
The RECORD Office.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-10

The Boston Timt prote against the en-
p!oymsnt OF female teachers in the public
schools 10 Massachusetts,, except in the prim-
ary schools.
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sy-Whips, at Marshall Il Richards .op
posi-. RECORD Office, Main Street, Pore
ienm Centre. Pa.