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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-19

Cur 9riinouns eines reucn 9auper i-s 1r6st
Spnnerifas. ban %. Rim, Nbenos 8 ubr, bel
@eoss 9rcfeI IN 8r. ft2, Sruic 6ia Gpcnue,
cine NerianlmIuHa itatt 3u roelter aIe, bic 2qeIl
81 nsbnen ipanldtn, cinSsIaoen .fiHb. san aurs
TRACE
(61 81 sc5 Somiie's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-19
@el0 aug3ulethen.
Sefoer nuSsulcjbeu
Gieller iii hrrifibeu.

S40,G00 Quf 9ppotbst ODER @runtmtetbCn In belize
biS,n Summeu gu WiarttzJfateR.
SDhn SEeun s Comp,
(35-) gr, 1, Ct. YaullrQse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-19

Ra4ridt Diro biernit 9c9eber. oc6 ilntlrjcidrete
Solmatt jur Serpultuug oCS 9t1tloNes oe5 lQtirt
9%erftotben II Tran; SBbGte erbdltcu babtr. Aus
Ole, ole Norotrln9cH dn oicicH 9ia1la8 bGbeH ,
neroen hermit Gut9cluroert, iolhe nebit GennotDigcu
nno 9eltsno gu MAIDEN oner 3u gciudrttqei, baB lie
lbrer anipriihG on oicicR 9lattaB geicelid, iIr Uer.
lufl9 srttdrt fperoen mo9eu. Nue Die 8Qtlunocn an
Queen NatldB ju nnGdenbahen, rusr0en biermlt Qui
9elor0ert, lolte unperjiglb an llntcr3Ituetcn III
letlten; no midi, 10 miro geridtith eingeidrittcn.
VaIp Some AShtc,
III ~ OA Calm Vi lhn.nnh MAnr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-19
Hrnr,. &nnnernilf

Wuraen. 1Unnerffaa, ben 20. Rdr;. abenos
UNI s ltr, MIRO in 9otale bCS 6rr. Sernb. Srris
mann, Rr. 1S2. Sde BON 9SiuiGm= unb NE
berffraRt, Sin neuer BGuueItin orguEiigt mereCR.
ale. te betSutreteu ruarlG ar, DeroeE tofttit ein9es
laocn, gu erittiner.
(67-6l Gds prov. Somite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-19


Die 6dufi9sn 8ediel i'm Q8srt9e Der pe!igteosucu
Nftcn, Sblt9Gtiontn Il. |. no, lUeIbe ais @clodri9ge
5cnuBt mernen, mGdtn &c rotbWenoig, boB bic 3nz
babcr loltber ARCrtbpaplere 9rilnoItd btnltutlld ces
rpabren 2BeItGcs o%ericlben unterrldttt netoen. @iHige
oerielbtr tounGn fir aH0elf BON 9leItem GSertbe,
uel6e ieoot or o6ere Stuien tra9en, umeetauidt
ncrneI, Ginigc toruen fur mebr, ais ibreH rUabreR
Dertbe ~periauit uro Gnoere ilr peni9er. Gls itreu
pabren Us ertbc 9efduit iueIoel Sine anoCre SlaiIe
bon 8ertbpapieren Tam Pr pit, obne btnitt oee
BreiisS usrtauitruercen.
so lieicre ole iiherite ~Snforma.ion, petbe man
BADEN Tam, iper tr9eHo Uti6e gSerttpapiere i'm
Diartte, uno IA i'd meRrere Sabrc ais Sirettor in
etner GHJabl @orporGttoHen mar, 10 BIN Id I'M Stans
be, babel irtereliirten gerionen Die Rcinung ibter
UerihIeocncn Seridte gu ertlGrcH.
SD uertdute . $ prpSentiae 2Bafer 3 Gbliadtic.
men Ger Staet RorfoIf, ga, Bu 8714 Gents 6en
Dollar Rebft Gui9elauienen Sinlen. Gieie @eInQns
la9c bcsablt 9 un5 ~ Bro3ent Sluien.
SD llctcre lrgeno Dslhc Der bier ODER in Relusgori
gum Bertauie ous9tbotsuen Subicrlpttors Gbliaas
ttonsn gu benz Subicrtptionsz 8rCiie opneS ommtiton.
SrGuciS u. 4pnep,
Roropefsgde Der Sonioaps unb SeconofraBt,
i'm 8cuer9GihoB-
@reBtolttdt Re9ociirune BON fauimdrniibeu
Wertbpapieren. Bor3ieIihe Bertbp1pieIe fortuc5z
reno oorr6tbia unb aum 8Grfoui. d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-19

400 ouf CUTE Siderbeit aui Grluost8srt6In In Der
1900 Sta6t Deer aui Dem canoe.
1000 Shpmds Siu,
1000 Ode Der St. Bauls uno 6apettefr.
1000 t2ii-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-19

Yabridt piro hermit s~e9ebCn, ba6 l]HtsTSeihncte
Souma6t 3ur Scrlpaltung ocs ytadIGiies Der aQ,Ier
peritorbenen Wtoraarelh OiiiCr erbalten bat. lie
Ste, ruelhc ToroCrun9CH On 6ieiem YtahlcS barrH,
psroen hermit auiseioroert, ioIhe nebit cen notbtaen
Se!s9en f%pGtGftens an q. 6cpt. 1873 eiusureincn
uno 9elteno 81 MAIDEN, ODER gu 9cUGrti9en, ba6 fG
ttrer aniprute an bteieH Nadta6 gciCpIit fjr uCrGuz
ftt9 ertlart uerotU mOsGU. AuC, oIc 3Gblungcu al
oieieu 9tahldB gu MAIDEN bQbeu, psreCn biermit auis
s%eforbert, iOItC uuucr u9lib an bie llnterBtihneten 80
leliten; no Mot, 10 uiro geridtlih eiuaeiprittcn.
(6,, $500 GdthuIiue &dIfcr, Abm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-19
0elhcr III berlcilen.
Gsh4 nnh Gncrn 81 clSnnlnneu

$45,OOO in Summen0 pom $1,000 bis $4,000 Oui
@runtelseutbum in Ger StGot BON 6 bis & Bro5ent.
Sinqcs q Sarqcdnts
(37-) Sri. 30, 2Frir gton-, nGbe @tGrlesftraBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-19
8aubereins It. /. 10.
9PutiG,pr ,6rimf0ttprz Wrrein

AFHIfYtT UtlINI tdIItHz Veftll,
DIR oblge Ssrcin fpir3 lib moraeu. 9pnuerfaa,
abenes 5 nbr. ben 20. Rdrs, in 2otaIr hes olu.
Muanf Spnife, Chin etzede Fer SbdrIsss II.
SiuffraBe. oraanifireH; oerielte ioa permanent Uerz
Den mo Sarleben 81 iraar0 eiIem Batrh9e uno iur iTs
9eno etnen StitIaum MAIDEN. Sin Seoer, Der tbUls
nesmen min, Diro bierburb eireelaSen.
2ouis 6eunishdnfen,
Taniel Submdau,
Nusut aoRife,
gSilteim ,siid,er,
3einrIdl Sdumf d,id uno
(67-S) cJphuun JiuucrneneF,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-19
Nunfte Sabres=Verfammlun

Sunfte Observation-Disclosures
res
vWeit Bratttr. : 8auhereins CIR. 2"
Den Diitglietern sur gtlh!ibt, ca6 otise Ger
iannIlung beute, 0tittmod,, a6ero uni 7 utr
itattfinbet, iDoriH b~icielUcn betSl Strote gu eriGeincn
bdhen. Auauh Scfsr, 8rGf.;
(6O WalI. gdJulnann, Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-19
6. @ntnzH nunetrin Nfr. 3.
4euer Sauuerfiu.

Die NttteIieesr luerbcn eriudt. OR beute MbeuS
lUittttuob. Den 10. Didrj) I'M S Cbr itattftnpenesn
Iiprliten geridmullnrg bsisuwobner.
$50 Z. Sshl, SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-19
yRuiiafnnemie NON Raltimnre.
Weme Mnieigen.
Wlrnunn.

XSuTHHHB.
SD Darne biermit Sstermaua, meinen minbsriGb.
rt9en Sobu JobdBn Deoer auf3unebmCn, nod Ibm
SEQ gu Ieben ODER gu beBobIen, ca or mein SGus
oghs msine 3ufttmnuns ~perlafien bat.
%.Ilnereas 2iIberiaf,
(65-O Nr. 359, OfsSaetrtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-19
siS 3Er0ntItr. =Xbeatre NOmiGue.

sFess %SSrOntItr. zSbeatre GOmiGne.
$&afs @m. g. giau, Gtseutblmsyuus Elrsf,sr.
TX IS. R. Geeion. @eidGitsf. uu0 R,oiiftuS.
auBeror0cntliGe Nttraftidurn
Gin gauges 0eer nener Srulntinnen !!
Ea5 Iebcnos gBnnbtr bas 10. 9abrbuuberf,
Die btreitf6 DE BRru bm tb cit
9inq-GpDf,
Spe5ialtuniiIer istHtr 5obett 2ihuna EitG. Sou.
ueraius oCs 9uiicrtbams China.
Seine 6auptlcitun9CH iiHo:
Sac Suuptr in Fer unteIipclL
Ser bC;aubcrte Slumeu franz,
cic 6cuetfdnIc,
rae anatOmiidie 9gEnerr
nit eitrn nno etHem so Stutimeter Iar9sH S9Wutt.
Slh9-Foot ~ o0H oem SbldH9CHmGHRG
AdmdSipa
%be9ltttet. Der stenfous icine YBurecr proAuti1t.
Srlte gSote eCr beltuIiideE St07teit
N(docmcifcue Dc 0ranpiuc.
&.te gRobs tcs bcltcbtCn Ncasr.Somigtrs
1phnnp RcCic.
Yin Names Wallet oCs Urn. Stoi6;
Ste SlteH DER SbputeItt"
uC9tluprt ron oCH GdnJ. Brimut omen
Sd1wehCru HernneIsbcrq
uHo Der
unubcrtrO ffGHGH Bu(lttttupur
IRbh.ttnee Grtoi9e or bCIibmtCn G5Qra,tcr . Dor.
Heller
Sdadn 8 ShipdrbJ.
Uelne rcne Sslan5e rortrGoen, ntuc gcNSR pUriHJI
reIu i.
Sum SdITife Gas arO6C o~IcGitios Sbauipicl:
lie SanSiperfer Rcip.E srfS,"
oaS NIT HfueR Scenerte'n mo @iicitCR uup alIuttrs
Der RolcabfIeBlns d~ut9Pfibrt MIRO.
3pst giahmIttog5. BOrtelnnsen: 9ieuFaos nm
SOHHabcnos HGtmtttaas. (65-7D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-19
1alnrf OAirna

JdINIH VuEIW1
Cttuuospou bcna6rihtiet Ietrc Freuuoe uub 2unben
Der i~rifttreu Tirma &uis S Gairns, cog CT Den
S5orrQtb bee alteu 6trmG nab ietusm neusH Gas
oerbauis
Nr. I3, SIb=8apTrdBe,
Dem rGrfen yatiouaIz8 cnteebdune" eeeCRibsr, &C.
brabt bat, poieIbt CT lib banuben miro, 6isftlbe
IibgraIe urtcrftieun9, fuelGe Der iriiberen 6irmQ gu
Ibsil DuroR, gu ueroteren.
seit Geinate 50 Sa6rsn 6a6er oe C(.sr1irmen BON
Sobn 9opo 4 Sobu, Sobn Sooa, ellis & @Gtrns
GiDer unb GtDcrsGkig
cine gpeSialitGt IN ibrem GciddIte eer0dt, uro De-
1en Tnhlolqcr per0en, mic frEher, bteicm 9si6Gftss
;peiae b~eioGoere IufmSrfidmtcit rUiomen.
Ste "fciniIen impurtirten Reiuen, SrauHtz
iusiue, Sencoer. 9oEoon uub Dublin Srppn
Gtpuf, @hottIidne 2le. Icute Die bcteH sinbet=
miihCu ToIs 2tqueure in 5IQ,tcr uHh GifIern.
8rcccrie &doeu mo BriuGtiamilieu Gut li6eralt
Seoineungen bRrior9t.
aseRtur fur E. MaRep s Somp's. port1eIttss
Bbilcoetpbia Wlc uni Sorter. (Suiil7,l2Ift)
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-01
S. Fl. HOOKER.

The Painesyilie Advertiser Say lbat u
few days since Tho old Mora on tempe in
Kirkland, near Puiocsvile, was sold 10 Joe
Smith, the leader Of the anti-polygamy Nor
mons. The sale Of The old building has made
considerable excitement 10 Kirtland,as it is
generally supposed that the branch OF the
Mormon people who are now settled in Illil
nois mean 10 return to their early settlement
There has been much OF late TO assure one
in tbisi expectation, and we think we may
safely predict that the walls OF the curious
old temple will soon echo the wolds OF the
mormon priests, and the qnet people oi
Kirkland will again have ths topic of uni
versal interest not only to themselves, but
the "world at large" Joe Smith who pur-
chased the temple, is the sou Of one Of the
leading Mormons, Joe Smith, the Prophet,
or the author of the pretended ieTelatiun.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-01
A Remarkable Career.

A correspondent at Beyrout writes 10 The
German Gszette, of Vienna: III met to-
day an old acquaintance, the camel driver,
Sheikh Abdul. and he told me that his wife
yas dead. Abdul's wife was no common
woman. Her name was once well known
all through Europe. Sbckh Abdul Is the
ninth husband of Lady EllenborOugh,
whom met for the first time about thirty
years ago at Munich, just alter she had
loped with Prince schwarzenberg from the
resi- dence Of her husbaLd. She then went
to Italy, where, as che told me herself she
got married six times in succession. Al,
these uDions were dissolved alter q short
dura tion. In lS4S | met ber OF Athens,
where she concluded an eight marriage
! with the Greek Colonel, Count Theodoki-
| however, also ouly Tor a short time. He
af ctions were now bestowed on an old
Pslica cnieltaip, for whom she built beau
tiful house at Atbeus. When her lates
marriage was again dissolved, she went to
the Levant. During journey from Bey-
|
camel driver Sheikh Abdul, and selected
him for her uinih husband. She was mar/
ried 10 him aflersthe Arab fashion, and &C.
companipd him for whole year on his
journeys between Beyrout and Babylon,
faithfully fulfilling her duties. She even
MIXED toe cumes. Wien she had grown
tired of of the pomad life, she built for her
self charming place at Damsscss,
where her latest husband, whenever he
came to Damascus, found hospitality for
some days. had beard nothing OF tel
since 1855, when met her as an Arab wol
man, aud, notwithstanding the wrinkles in
her face, still beautiful. Soon ailrr 81
won the lawsuit against her husband. and
with it colossal fortune, which will pro- /
ably go to her relatives in EnglanG; Tor ste
bad TO cNYliren, 80 far as know.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-01
A Boys Opinion OF Courtins.

There was to be an important trial In the
Greenfield, Mass court, and a gentleman u
connected with one OF the LOCAL papers
wished TO attend to report 1.-The case. The
trial was llke y to last through the after
noon, and the gentleman told his little boy,
four or fvetyears old to go home and tell
his mother that pa wouldn't be home to din
ner, as he was goiug TO conrt. Now, there
was young lady in his family, who reg/
Il arly received Sunday. y.evening visits. This
was the only style Of SCOUT" that the little
boy knew anything about. He went home
aud, as soon as he saw his mother, commen-
ced crying She asked hi 70 what was the
matter. The little fellow, through his tears
said bis father had gone a-courtiDg. And
when asked W here, said he did mt know, but
he did'nt think his pa ougu; to have a girl
anywhere.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-01

About five miles from the New Orleans
Custom House is the great cemetery COM
dining the graves of l2,275 Union soldiers
killed 10 battle on the Mississippi river, or
who died in the New Orleans hospitals
Here, iu long aud solemn rows, regiments OF
The dead repose side by side, while just be-
low the lower fence Of the cemetery are the
the identical breastworks thrown up BY the
Americans in 1915, and behind which the
Battle of New Orleans was fought by Ihe
heroes under Jackson, and in front OF which
Gen. Psckenbam and the BIitish army
were defeated and driven back. About on
eighth of q mile above the works, where
headquarters of General Jackson were 10
Gated. monument has been commenced,
with about so feet Of it completed.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-01

Local option went into effect this morn
ing and many ludicrous incidents were
witnessed among the topers in search for a
smils.
Lou. Voucher purchased several Trunks
snd dry goods boxes wherein to deposit bis
wealth preparatory to removing to Greggs
Switch.
a venda aqua, diez centabas cada
vasa.
Cort Dodge has good lease on the Cal
.owsy Farm nesr Franklin. He don't care
a continental cuss.
George Arnold proposes to take bis iam/
ly west. ITO the west, to the west, to
the land of the free, where local option is
unkuowp.
Clint. Robson is 10 Cincinnati out OF
danger.
A. S. Smith returns to his chidhocd's
home, wbere he has whiIed many happy
hours away drinking ''zwei lager"
Capt. Smiths recent failure having pass
ed away aud local option gone into effect,
proposes to retire to ttSa rural shades of
Sugar Creek, there 10 immerse himself in
fellcitous anticipations OF repeal, &e (,
&C., you know.
The COquette well, true 10 iis name, has
ceased pumping petroleum and is flowing
DowneI's Bitters ahd Mother WInslow's
Soothing Syrup. The boys are all invited.
Our friend, Morris Heron, received o
keg of lager this forenoon. Thanks fer an
invitation to the wedding,
The Oil Greek Road, we understand, pro-
pose 10 issue local option tickets, good ior
one drink, between Ti,usville und Oil City.
A wrecking Car accompanies s'each train. A
missionary, well known here, WAC worked
hard for local option, will be Oh board SUP
piled with copies of the Oil City Bishop,
Titusviile Sunday Re!ormer, aud Ti;nSviilt
Daily Moral Hefald. His efforts will be
mainly directed towards the Tiiusvil!e snC
Oil CITY tummers who may be on the tlalt
The riTolts Of the missionary ere supposed
to prove futile.
A club house IL to 10 started. Chris
Hpl bert will be the valet ds ceremony -
Admissec so cents, fire cep's OF whicl
goes to Chris for sepviccs rendered.
G4iney will 80 into the glass ware ant
petroleum trade. Coal oil fifteen cents
pint. Billy Pugh vii! act as the Child Q
the Regiment.
Sweepy & Collins are about TO organic
an expedition to explore Forest county.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-01

by "A notice handed us by Mr.. James
Adams, Of this place, We learn Of the death
at Champaign, Illinois, March 10th, 1873
Mr.. Richards will be- remembered 10y many
of our ctizens, re having been engaged as
express messenger for tue American Ex/
press Company in Petroleum Centre ior
several years in the capacity of express
ageut. which. be always filled to The
satisfaction OF the rairosn OF that company
His.many friends will be sorry 10 leGin q
his death.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-01
Gold ct l p. IN. ll7X

INonEAsE.- are pleased to learn that
The business Of our friend Leggett, manu-
facture Of Lssgstts celebrated Valve Cups
for OH Wells, has increased to such an ex/
tent ttat he has been forced to employ
several wofkmen TO aid him In manufac-
turing them. They are undoubtedly the
best manufactured and have attained wide
spread celebrity throughout the entire oi
ssgion for their excellence OF make, thel
length Of time they wear, and the excellent
0aterial they are made OF. Oil men in
want Of Valve Cups will do we'll to call on
NJ. Leggett, al Marshall & Richards Har-
1eis shop, opposite the RECORD Office
They will find his Valve Cups the best
made and sold the cheapest.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-01

A new we'll located on the John A. Slew
srt fam, upper Bennehof Run, struck the
sand at On early hour this morning. When
tsn feet 10 the sand the hole filed up to the
depth OF 500 fest with oil. It will prove a
good we'll, as the sand is Of q pure white
psbbly character. This well is owned by
Aessrs ]. W. Irwin and Dr. Esbert of this
place, Lew Beonshcf aud W. A. Stewart OF
BennehO6 Run. II opens out lot of new
country. ...-.--
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-01
ssLITTLE JO.O

Just arrived, Emsl Zedwich, alias "A"-
Ie Jor the champion Boot and Shoe Ar!i'
the Oil Region, has just received ana OPP
eued for inspection and sale, cheap, IL cssf
"a of the trest and latest style OF ladies ana
m sse, shoes that was ever brought into the
Oil Regions, consisting Of chiIdren's frencn
Kid tu,toned and laced shoes,-fne black
cioth buttoned shoes both for ladies aud
misses "a French Kid, Fox. shoe, laced,tor
ladies. Prune.la shoe, with tassels-Ab
tassels
..Wiih tasiels on her boots
A style am sure that suits
Those Yankee girls, With hair ''at cuir'
And .asses Oh her boots"
Sing.
And while you do it we will state tns'
we have the latest fashion out, the "Opera
Toe" slipper, which are now all the Iage 10
the East. the demand being so great Ter this
new style Of goods, that it was only thiough
the friendship Of former years, that +" oo-
tanned the present stock. just think 81 II
lrdies, the very latest agoiog, "Opera sot
shoes and slippeIs-Oh!my
CATER the Opera was ever
After the music was done
We gems OF the very first water
With the ladies 60 tudle, tum, tum.'
Don't fail to call early, II makes no diffe'
ence whether you buy or not, We will con
slider it q pleasure to show you the finest o
goods aud the very best quality 10 The mar
ket, don't delay calling for we sold on
hundred dollars worth inside of fOur hours
after we opened the stock; we have marked
down the price to nit two dollar oil, com
early then for everything is bound 10 disap
pear ike not cakes before Cort Dodges
boardrrs,--we are so busy that we Won't b
able to ''s,and on our head" or sing to yol
this trip; but Us We rush around and whistl
you can sit down upon o piece of wax sn'
see or feel bow it sticks IT you wish to-
Remember then that all of our new stoc
of shoes have 'siee sAsnks' and ara guar
anteed to keep the shoes straight until the
are entirely worn ont. For gentleman "
keep on hand the best French calf skins
from which customers can select their ow
material.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-01
HANNAH.

An ineterant :pretcter thus descritee
The rough trip hc had 10 preaching 70 shs
boys:
| talked of sin, and they listened 10 awe
.!s Ioid Of It's canss and governing law
Ia mos. effective manner;
Aud one from cut the gathered throng
Cred out ia pnttos deep and strong.
TN its what's the matter VITA Ha inab!
looked around for the troubled dame,
AUD C c.llel her out by her given nam',
(For dldul know her other;
Aud sid with sigh That the crowd could
bssr,
.Woman. called Hannah, If thou art near,
Approach thy Christian Brother."
Ny hearers laughed at my earnest crj;
And .'Put ashauty over his sye!"
Cried some in mockng fashion;
Bat paid no heed to the seeming few
"Hannah, my sister call tor you,
In love-nOt wrath or passion"
"Come then to the alter, oh CHILD OF woe!,
Then spoke her, "Not any for Joe;'
lwonder at him slightly,
And said, "Ob, Joseph, the flesh is weak;
1t makes me ,remble to hear you speak
OF holy things so slightly"
Then up from q beatben came cry
or" "Bully, old Schneider; How's that for
| bighw
II fairly made ne sbiver;
And trembled in heart, as well as in limb,
AS they tiendishly screamed, Put . head on
| bin,
And pitch him into the river"
But stood my ground, and began 10 tell
or terrible fires in u terrible hell,
That would burn him up forever.
II they lived for the wOrldj said man Of
pelf,
son, goiIy, you know how it is YOURSELF
To this l answered, '.Neverr
And started horne, as they would not yield,
And had neither sword nor shield
ETtat migat defend my banner;
And to-day sigh for the slough of sin
Which one poor woman 10 working in,
Whose given name is Hannah.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-01

The local option law must be enforced.
From and: after this date aud up to the
day the local option law goes into ef'rci, !
will sell allkinds and brands OF wines, and
liquor ut retail at wholesale prices, q 2 my
stock must be closed out. Now is the time
% purchase little vial for home use.
OWEN GAFFNEY
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-01

A Cleaiiield county mother learned OF her
daughters contemplated elopsment, and gu
the night appointed for the fight sac put
some laudanum in the girls tea. The lat
ter fell asleep and did not wake up until
next morning, and in The mean time Romeo
got tired waiting aud went hone disgusted.
He goes with another girl now.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-01

Al Ohio editor was rendered Insane while
going home one night by bearing tho foli
lowing words come. from dark porch on q
shady street: sob. John! | wonder Is
that moust ache feels as good on your lips a
1t did on mine?'
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-01
NOTICE,

We expect all parties ipa.,|
ted to this firm to settle A..
bills before the 1st Of Nav ,ss n.'
and avoid nnpleasantness :, ~ y
iutend to close out and ]e.J
this town.
SOBEL & AUERfIAu
Dated, Petroleum Centre, Pa, M.,ch SY
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-01

Tidioule is to have suspension bridge
across the Allegheny river, with iron tow
ers, the contract for building such bridge
having been let to the Elmira Bridge Com
pany. The bridge is TO be completed o.
early as November uexr, al q coat Of $i7,-
500
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-01
NOTICE..

HIvirg purchased tie interest If Mr.. }
Burtou, in the coal business, | vii! c'nlu =
ut the same at the old stand, where | W II
be pleased to see the patrons OF lite Old finn
aud sell them coal, and at the same tine r, =
ceiYe the ''sc:ip" Tor bills now dur.
lw. S. IL HOOKER.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-01
TAKE NOTICE.

l propose to sell my stock I
Jeweiry, Watches, Clocks t,'|
cy' articles Cigars, Tobacco ,s'
&c, at tcost, as it is my intentN|
to leave town on or about MI
first day of April. All par;.l
knowing themselves indebtsa
to me are requested to call and
settle at once and save costs
j. WOLF. |
Petroleum Centre, March "a, 1873
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-01

New York papers are calling cloudy for
passage of the Assembly bill for the pun
ishment Of murderers who plead insanity,
with fourteen ,years Imprisonment in d
iunatio asylum.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-01

Hail beautiful season! hail return of the
green leaves! hail violeis, daisies and but
tercups, hal, blue sky, and ye white little
silver clouds, ''gay creatures Of the eleI
men's," the posterity Of your iurbid sires Of
winter time.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-01

A Philadelphia prophet predicts period
pestilence. Jupiter, Satu!u, Uranus and
all approaching the earth. In their train
come plague, famine, Intensely hot and Bit
terly cold weather. -s
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-01

ClearGed county celebrates her adoption
of the "local option" INV by completing a
new Jail at cost of $93,9I5