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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-16

LIrR is short aud human strength a
precious boon that should be duly
guarded like an eagle does its young.
Why then allow the fair women Of our
land TO exhaust their vitality at the
washtub when Hitzfeld's Premium
Washing Machine is so cheap. 1873
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-16
Tuesday. April 9Th, 1873.

At this concert the best musical talent that
can be procured from all parts of the country
will add pleasure to the entertainment, and
TEN THOUSAND CASH GIFTS, aggregating
currency, will be distributed by lot to the
Ticket holders MS follows:
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DavEE vsLLs. ID JsiIsr.oa q.

OLD King David composed bis psalms
and songs BY the camp freoa iss plans
Of Palestine. Our attorneys prepare
their brief, and our preachers Their ser
mons. By The light Of A. Hiizfelds Pat
eni Portable Gas Lamps. Try then al
you Who DO not knowthe lurury .hsegt
end yoa viz nffeg again uss coal 81 o.
tslloe caualet ls8
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-16

Mr.. Peers has introduced bill in the
Missouri House Of Representatives to
regulate the plea Of insanity in criminal
cases, which provides that when jary
acquit prisoner. charged with murder,
they shall etste in their verdict whether
they acquit on tbs ground Of insanity, OF
for other reasons; If On the plea Of in
sanity, the court shall at once ordes The
prisoner to be confined in the insane
asylum This Il similar to the Indiana
bill, and 70 one also proposed in New
York The New York bill directs that
if the prisoner be acquitted on the plea
Of insanity, it shall be so stated in the
verdict, and he shall then be ordered to
the insane asylum for twenty years; if
foBnd guilty Of manslaughter, he shall
be sentenced to the State prison for life.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MRS. HAILE'S
Memphis Female Seminary,
ace SHELBY STREET.

IT AFFORns ME MUCH PLEASURE TO
i an1cusce 20 my old patrons, friends and
guriH. that ] will reopen my school. fsr
}ounr ladiss. on Wednesday, January l9i. /
uin he ready 20 see ny friends asd enroll
pupils On and aitef Nednesdey, December
llth, az me- residence.
MRS. ANNIE D. HATLR.
No. ~ shelby meet
Circular q n had AZ ne u15is, took and
drug stores. sci
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-16

That We are curiously constructed ad.
mits Of no argument, since the mechan-
ism OF the organ by which voice is pro-
duced surpasses the most ingenioHsly
devised musical instrument ever made
BY man. The range Of human voice is
another marvel, there being absut nine
perfect tones, yet there are 1872, 1885,
GA, SIS distinct souhls, all Of which are
produced by the Varying contraetioEs or
relsxations Of fourteen little muscles act
ing directly on the column Of air passing
through the larynx or musical box.
There may be few more muscles brought
into action BY training, but IL any one is
ambitions for further information on The
capacity Of orr vocal organs, physiolog-
zeal works furuish Illustrations. A mans
voice ranges from bass % tenor, the me
dun being q baritone. A woman Foics
ranges from contralto 70 soprano, the
medium being a mezzo-sopTano A boys
lies befWees . tenor and a treble. The
language Of science "a Eeference to these
extraordinary exhibitions q vosei power
vas anticipated BY the poet. Is 4 moi
strange thar tarp Of a thousand strings
shOsid BE- kepf - spe 20 longi
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OFFICIAL.
p r. o I'll A Nj a TT ON
Election In the Eighth Ward.
MAYORS OFrrcE, Cry HALL,

MEMPHIS. TENN, January II, 1878.
WHEREAS, BY THE RETURNS. MADE
wv by the Sheriff Of Shelby county to the
General Council of the City of Memphis, Il ap-
pears that at the election TO fill certain mu-
nicipal Offices, held on the I'd of January, in
slant, in the different wards of the city, there
was in the Eighth, Ward thereof tie vote for
one Councilman therefor.
Now. therefore, in compliance with Section
l6 of the Revised Charter of the City Of Mem
phis, proclamation is hereby made that an
election for one Councilman for the Eighth
Ward will be held at the usual polling place,
on Poplar street, opposite the market house.
on
Wednesday,, January 20, 1878,
between the hours prescribed by law. III
1l5123 JOHN Mayor.
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SENATOR AIcoEs introduced a bill
yesterday authorizing the Secretary Of
War TO compromise and settle all pend
ing claims o. tie government against
Southern railroads.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-16

Ar papers down to Eastern prices a
Walkers neys depot, los Beal street.
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FISH.
REELFOOT LAKE
FISH DEPOT,
IS Beal Street.
REMOVAL.
R II NJ O v a l..

TTAvryo REMOVED IRON Ny OLD
n slar-i 10. 81 Madison street. 90 the large
I'D moro c1mmodious building. 81 Front
1froof. will keep constantly on hand a large
and ven selected stock Of staple and ancy
NJ cuftoncri and the trade generally.
wDI. VvHIrAst1zlt ~ CO.
WhOiesale 6Foeers and Commission
Merchants.
aao Front 80. Memphis; a.,
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Buy your wood from C II. John
son. III Poplar IT,, near Fourth q
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HoTIcE.
Notice to Contractors.

OFFICE OF VIcKsBURG AND NASHVILLE X. R. I
0KOLOSA, Mss, January 9th. y
UlHE EARTH GRADUATION ON THE
Il Vioksburg and Nashville railroad, be-
tween Grenada and Graysport " sections),
amounting TO $4,000 cubic yards, Is offered for
contract until February 18th, 1873. Bids
will be considered tor any less amount.
Parties can examine profile and specifi-
Iona. Miss, or at the City Engineers office,
Memphis. The company reserve the right to
reject any or all bids.
By order Of the President.
112-l37 W. S. MOON. Chief Engineer.
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PREMIUMS.
100000 for only $40.

FINDER AUTHORITY OF SPECIAL LEG
now announce, the THIRD GRAND GIFT
CONCERT, for the benefit of the PUBLIC
LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY, to come off in
Library Hall at Louisville, KY, on
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-28

Greece City still lives, although she pfo|
dpciior bns largely fallen cir
Woods Il Ripley make their headquarters
here. They have quite = number oiprodnci
ug wells In this district.
The production has beer greatly eXhg"
gerote1 We have it from reliable antho .
ity that all tbo iarca wells here have
Iwindnd down FROM hundreds Of barrels
daily to le's tAsu twenty!
\ weekly paper haa been started hero.
The production on the territory between
bere ard Nodoc is good. Bat 1the wells
rapidly dwiudled away.
The general appearance of the place rei
minds Gn, Of Sbamhurg in 1866
III. Barns, formerly OF the American
House. Petroleum Ccnire, Is keeping !ruit
store and confectionery shop here.
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NOTES OF THE DAY,

Three hupdred and twcnty-six citizens Of
Chicago passed Iu the checks last week.
Reports continue to be received Of the
great blowout off Halifax last Sunday
The damage TO shipping was serious.
The conscience fund of the United States
Treasury has been Increased by the amount
which Morton sole. He should have had
more tone about him, aud never soiled his
hands with the stuff.
The Wyoming Territorial penitcntiary
took fire yesterday, tho roof and wood work
being eotirely destroyed. The prisoners
very kindly nads no effort TO escape.
Cloud, tho man who bravely undertook
to float down the Mississippi River, is q!
Louisville, and thinks if the river don't stop
running down bill he'll get there yet.
The corner stone Of the new Cincinnati
Observatory will be laid to-day.
Tue session of the Cincinnati Annual
Conference of tba Methodist Episcopal
Church, convened OF Springfield, Ohio, yes
terday. Bishop Amos presided.
The Saratoga Temperance Convention
yesterday swore off sine die.
A Baltimote funeral was spoiled last
Tuesday by the sudden reviewing Of the
supposed corpse.
The loses by the recent flood 10 Della
ware are estimated at S670,0
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-28

New WELL.-A new well was struck at
pithole, yesterday, which started up at III ;
rate Of 50 barreIs per day, 1t is located on
the flats at the Holmden fern, not more
than fifty feet from the once famous United
States or Frazier well. Tho new well IL
owned by n. fl Hilton aud Col. Doolitte.
Pithole territory is not played out yet.
The .sbove report, with few alterations, We
lind in the O' City Derrick of this morn,
ing. With a few exceptions the paragraph
is oil right. The well is down al right.
but instead of yielding fifty barrels of OF
per day is pumping something over one hun
dred and fifty barrels of salt water daily
This is abont what that fifty barrel well at
Pithole is yielding, according to what Mr.
Ha'dman OF this place, who is largely iDl
terested in Pthole territory, informs us.
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Yesterday nttPrDoon two one armed SOL
diers With the usual hand organ accompaniI
ment arrived In town. They played few
pieces at starting, but unfortunately imbb
I'd too much beer and grew exceedingly jo'-
ly over the sane, to that extent that on re-
t'ring to bed at the Alpine Hotel tate in
the evening they not only would not sleep
themselves bat kept tho bouse awake by
their loud and boisterous conversation. TIE
balance of the boarders s'ond it as lorg as
they could aod tioally requested them to
quit This the noble pa,rios eiused t. do
accompanying the refusal with the use of q
choice selection Of vulgar phrases. The
boarders stood tho imposition as long as
they could, and finally committee waited
on the one armed blue coats and snaked
Them 70 the lock-up on the double quick. -
They rested there until this morning aud
then left town.
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About noon, tuesday, John Worley, y
young man employed OF track repairs by
lho Atlantic K Great Western Railroad, was
engaged wors.ng on the railroad track, near
The foot Of South Main street, Meadvnle,
when ho noticed sowo':men and BOYS ap
plonching at e rapid speed On hand. car
Worey at;once signaileG lbem 10 stop, but
loJ aone rnaccountable reason the warning
Was not beedau in time 70 check The epeeI
Of the approaching ear, mud Ae Woriey at
ieup,5i 10 sLep og the tack, his zoo. clip
ped and ne fell across the rel when The cor
passed olupiaseiy over his body. lie was
taken home, but died soon after reaching
the honUa.
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We copy the following news from the
Miilerstown spondeuce of the TitusviIle
Courier who writes unjer the date Of Aug.
18th, 1873:
A well belonging to Vandergrlff " For
man, on tia Mver farm, about mile from
here caught fire from the boiler on Tuesday
night, The tanks ware small o0es, hut iulI
Of oil, containing about 400 barrels. One
mon was sligtuy burned.
THIS morning a well belonging TO Phil
lips & Vanlusd,i. in. the aodoe distrjc'
which had just struck the sand, was burned
The cas poured ont with greet inry, ard
caught fire from tho boiler Tho derrick
was destroyed. oad cue maa was severely
burned
There was a rio. here this noon, and she
excitement ~ the ptese't lin1 Is iutange.--.
Tue constable had a warrant for the ATTEST
Of man usme3CInrk pna mes tis man on
Main st. Get. when no proceeded 10 arFei
him. 10 The discharge Of his duly ho was
essanltad by u par;y OF rough5 and badly
beaten, D,Ger hghts grew ont oi ihN oGo
for time Tue town saamrd 70 be under The
control OF tue ModOo eieioont. Clark took
to The woods, hut was pursued by pose @
cilizers, who could 10! ovartake him lie
ia siil ut large. Tba iaw.tiding citi2e7s
are determined that he laws shall he sns'
tanned. The SleriT Of tbs county has been
ieleeraphed for, and will probably on hofa
Tonight with j party of sulloient strength
to arrest all Of tho participalora in tho riot
The dete minotioH !s tina ;boy ahail bo re.
voroiy Vraished.
LATER.--Ths Phillips and Vndor sde
! well, which wss struck this morning ani
ciughi lire, is now reported to be doing GO,
| barroe.
The Sheriff of Butler with city men /
bis way to arresl tioels, The excitemen
still rune nigh, and tbe Modoc element il
still disturbing the peace of the town,
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A Precious YouTH.-Triumph boasts o.

A PRECIOUS YOuTH.-Triumph boasts o.
a specimen Of young America, which vii
probably becume known to the world
through the columns of the Police Gazette
lie is youngster of two yeas! smokes
chews, and drinks beer 20 an amazing ex,
tent. He gets drunk as often as his oider
examples, aud seems TO enjoy i. about as
much. When five cents is gwen bin % buy
candy, be buys beor instead, and instead OF
eating sugar takes chew of tobacco. aud
swallows 1t. Hia language is mixture OF
Five Points slang unJ oil talk. We will
piobsJly hear from this youth in the iutu1o
lTidionle JoNrnel.
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DON,T ZEE NUMRUGGED

with qunck, and imposters, who will not av,
fleece you, but In nincty-ilne cases out of n In,
dred dose you with balsam cOpaiya caome, 6r
making your cns, worse. hcsoI at once to 4
only sOvelign remedy that can be rolled on. i,t v
Calium'. Rot Blood Searcaer, which bani.i,
from the system all )rm Of private diseases /,
S'rls in the blood; also, seminal weakness: lo..
enc Y, loss OF memory, and ali nervous a..
iCsultiug ,fCm sell abuse, which destroys Doh NH
and body. rendering marriage impossible Warn
It'd. Price by mail curcly eaad. no expos,
5 100 per pack':c En- y pack makes a o.!
of Blood Searcher. Williams NJ, iicine Co., n,
burgh, Va Box 1896. Pamphlet Free
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gDyeT PnOGGEDINGs.

The criminal term al Franklin WAS tu'ly
occupied yesterday. In the chsrga reported
yesterday, against Mary Nicholson Tor iofI
nication wiih Jocob Stanford, the jury Ee/
turned verdict Of guilty.
The cass OF The Commonwealth VS.. ?. J.
cont. t.permi,tod o moi pros, to DO entered oD
pevneul OF cOs.s
Gou Va Lafayette Scott and Cpo7g, WI
ler Tho oiodictm0ot chargeo tha. tbr de
'eudan,a on tee itb ci May, 1873. dii Vii
uIiy islouiousIy and msIciousy pat and
place upon ami ocTotf The track ot lhc Al
ieghrny valley Pail,otd. \ large torpedo
containing tulmin1tjng ana explosive pow
der with intent 10 injuie and destroy Tie
tender, cartiages cars ana 'tuGks then ana
there passing eve, satd railroad. and TO en-
danger tho safety Of paslengcls travelling
upon sad railroad. The trial commepCed
yesterday mo-ninc-C. z. Teylor fer the
Com, :. .. MGCaluonl and S. P. Brigham
for daleudauis.
Tse j1,y returned ye,di:: o. gull y viii
b recommendation to mercy.
Com. VS.. Sebastian Krios--Iuo jndic,-
men,a for selling liquor to nigors. The jury
gporcd tho bill aud directed the county 10
pay the cosz
Com. va. Thomas While-Selllng llquor
without license. Not true bill and pTos
ecrtoF William Wi!son, pay the costs
Com. We. James n. Assault
ind battery. mol. prosei on payment Of
costs.
Com IS. Morris Conner, Henry Wheeler,
Steven Lev;ck SID Richard Levlck. Mai
ioous mischief. MOI. pros allowed.
Com. va. Mary Sieppy-Keeping bawly
house. Not true bill and county pay
cos,s.
Com. vs.. Frank cFarand-Larceny
ho!1a-scaling. Defendant pleads guilty und
was remanded tor sentence.
Com. VS.. George Orl-Selling liquor t.
minors. Not q lGue bill and county pa,
oosia.
Com vs. J. Meica lr--Se Hing liquor to nil
orc. Not true bill 40 county pay cost
Com. va George Wilson. - Larceny and re-
caiving e!olen goods, Prosecutor, john Pa,'
terson. Tried and verdict of guilty.
Com vs E. c. Pierce. Negligent injury
to property ofa livery stable keeper. De
fendent plead guilty.
Com Vi Samuel Thompson. Selling ii.
Guor without license. Plead guilty.
Com vs George Or. Selling liquor with
out license. T inc $75, TO the school dis
tlic, Of Hocalsnd AID COSTS.
Com vs. Joseph Carr and William Cure
Keeping disolderly house Mo-. pos. ep
tered on payment Of costs. The defendant
Joseph Carr, plead guilty to an ind ctmen
tor selling iiQaos without license. Fine So
to tue school dstric! OF Franklin.
Com VS. Mary Sloppy. Keeping disorder
ly house. Defendant plead guilty. o,
motion Of the District Attorney she was orr
dsred to enter into her own recoguiz,ncs IL
$500 for her appearance next term.
Com vs. Thomas While and Elizabetl
White, his wife. Four indictments Sa.lin,
liquor without license, oh Sundays, to minor
and to persons Of known Incorporate habit
still on trial at the adjournment Of th
Court.
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'TIfc Printing Press and tlle
New Constellation.


: The following is the section,rela;ng to Ii g
printing p5ess, as read in the proposed
Amendment To the Constitution Of the State
Of Pennsylyalia:
That The printing press shall b. free to
every person who undertakes to examine
the proceeding of the .Lcgialuture or aoy
branch of tho government, sud 40 law sha II
ever be rnsle to restrain tho night thoroUf
the ires communication Of thoughts eud
ooinions ls one Of The Invaluable rigtbs OF
| mau, and every oitiz-n may freely Ppaak,
write and pcint on ang subjcci, being re/
spousilie for the ahrSa Of that liberty: no
conviction shall be had in any prosecution
ior the puhlca tiou ofpapers relating 10 the
official coatuat of officers or men in public
capacity or TO my other matter proper for
publication, investigation or information
where the fact that such publication was
not maliciously or negiigently made shall
be established to the satisfaction OF the Jury
and in all iudic!Ments for lbels, the jury
so all have right-to determine the law and
the facts, nnder the direction Of the courts
iu other c0ses.
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srO TIE orrIzENs or PENNSYLVANIA :.

ITO TIE CITIZENS or PENNSYLVANIA -
Your attcu;on is Specially invited 70 tho fact thac
lie National Banks are now prepared TO receive
sub 'rpoAs 10 the Capital stoc; OF the Contenni-
al Board OF Finance, The funds realized from
this souuo arc 10 be employed in the erection Of
he building i,r tho international Fxh ibItiou, md
a- expenses conuorIed VITA t.a same. II is cor,
tide .ly believed that the keystone State will be
renroscH;sd by the ncmeoi every citizen alive to
patriotic cou0lenJ'0lon Of ,lu one hundtcJh birth.
day Of The norton. The share OF stock are offered
iOr $40 each, ,ad subscribers viii receive . hand
sGmely sie-l engraved Certificate oi Stock suitable
ior framing and preservation as u national nemori
al.
Interest at the rate OF six per cent per annum
VIII be paid on all payments of Centennial Stool.
nom date oipaymenI to JNHuary I, 1876
Subscribers who are not nca~ a National Bank
can r'l'' clclt or post cfCe order - ,hc Under
s;-ne1
pHsGE FEtI.Tv Treasurer,
"Al %.i1ut ST Philadelphia
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On Wednesday last Us several individuals
from town were picking whortleberrries on
one OF the hil!s scrosa tho river, rattltI
snake made pN57 al Jimmie Hulings. ana
struck him 90 one Of his noo,a, leaving the
marks of its teeih ia the leather. Ii ia
need .ess 10 say that the snake was dispatch
ed in sholt order. hat it was a Close call for
Jim i Forest Republican.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-28

Tomorrow and Saturday evenings, Capt
Adams, the original explorer Of The ColoraJ
do River, will lecture in The Mcthodis,
ChuTcb. ct Housewife. Snhiect-- Precious
meals, canyons, valleys, ruins of ancient
cities, missions, wines Indians, climate,
with inducements for emigration aud co lou-
ization. Admission free. All are invited
10 attend.
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We wont obJut four nuudtad healthy
haadaome' hard/0p young men who are viii
Ing to come aud aet, to consider, 10 comfor,
oud carcs7 Gbout four hundred beautiful
long haired rosy-oaecked, hsightieyed maid
ems, with natural teeth a1d whi:d Polly
hAyy trssseS who msaaler through our
Streets a. even .le, chewing gum, and
smiling u The young urn abort ,oNa.-
New Lisbon sourIs.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-28

A Reading kitten formed an srdent atI
tachment for garden snake, and would
spend hours 10 playing with it. The pet
mistress discovcd the Two together. and had
the snake killed, aud now The kitten spends
Its time in searching thaolgh the grounds
for its lost fricnd.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-28

The letter Of Senator Morton, rsturning u
largo amoant of coincidence money was writ-
ten from New York, on the l4ta OF Aygust
instead of the l9tn, as previously reported
The money viii come handy to be stolen
again next winter.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-28

Pimples, Blotches, and Erup,ions on the hs
Tetter, Ringworm, Fleshwor.ns, Erysiplas scur,
and al cruptive scro ilour dscases, have their !.
igin from rus and conceptions in the blood b,
McLallum's Root Blood Searcher strikes at N
source ofal scroinloua diseases by neutrali2irrsu
purging every kind of humor and corrupt on r,r
the blood. Warranted. Price, by mail sll
(Roots suillcieni To make quart Of blood Sea a
er Williams Medicine Co, Pittsburgh, Pa b.
1895
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ACCIDENT AT PloNEER This afternoon
while Mr.. Wright. ticket agent ct Pioneer,
was engaged 10 unloading a COR, heavy
bar Of iron fell on bis hand cutting hsS lii
tie finger eniirely % and otherwise badly
bruising that member.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-28

There is a man in Corinna, Me-, who
through spiritual advice, has dug well
seventy feet deep, aud faithfully expects
when be gets deep enough 10 strike vein
of quicksilver.
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M,CLELLAN,S
DH. WILLIAM HAS DasCOVERgn
a PGSs'TIvE CURE

For Catarrh "a vegetable specifcg also, sur, rs,
cdy for Piles, IA healing oinimcnt) Price Of IN,
mediciue. by mail, 5 ~. Warrinted Trial g,
pie box free. Williams Medicine Co P,tsbnrgr !
Box l236,
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We mentioned some time slice that soy
cral old wells we're about TO be started up
on The old BenuehoT territory. We have
since learned that the derricks are already
up, and the wolk oil testing will commence
5000.
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A new hotel OF mammoth size is now in
course of erection on Fifth avenus, New
York, between Forty-six.h and Forty-aev,
entb streets. II will be completed IN Sept
temhar. and bears the name OF Windsor -
The hoIei liz owned John s. Daley, aud
win 2est sumothing moro than 81 900 .ONO.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-28

The Grand Jury attending upon tho Court
OF Quartcr 5osacns ct Clarion have indie
ed the following nnmed perFous Tor stealing
nitro'glgcerine from the srse9als of the
Roberts Torp0to Co, 10 wit: james Heart
George Young Frank Jones, ". Doyle, J.
Il. Miller, L. FcF'unc, Wm. Ritchsou, o
A. Ee!s0n.
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The roofs the Bank building has recently
been sui jrc'ed 10 thorough repairs.
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Sixty" "'hes,ers'' in Chicago rolling N III
struck, and thereby threw fifteen hundred
meu out OF work