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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-27

Memphis and New Orleans Packet Company
For New Orleans and the Bends.
JOHN b. MAUDE......~.....J.T T. Noel, master
TATILL LEAVE AS ABOVE w.
w THURSDAY, 9th instant, slt.1ts3
r. W. LIGHTBURNE. Agent,
1924 800 Front street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-27

A P.DAvIs. HOUSE AND SIGN PAINT;
a.. or. 2sl Second street. between Court ana
Madison streets. lti-Ayl.vo
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-27
PROFESSIONAL.

DIR. bio MT.
OFFICE, NO. "A NORTH COURT STREET,
" corner Of Second street. There day and
night. AA
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-27
For Cairo and SO. Louis.

Memphis and st. Louis Packet Company-For
Hickman, Columbus, Cairo and st. Louis.
CITY OF CHESTER. .Zegler. master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE IT, -
w THIS DAY, 9th instant, at asl.H
1 AID. STORM. Treasurer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-27
BOARDING.,
FOR LEASE OR SALE.


DOR LEASE OR SALE-EIGllTA ACRES OF
L ground, suitable for u garden. situated on
the New Raleigh road, opposite Kolboy's
dairy. Apply TO II. SEESSEL, ST..
Of 70 jefferson st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-27
BUSINESS HOUSES.
Painting.

nIcKINsoN, WILLIAMS A co.. COTTON
IL FACTORS, 200 Front street. At
National Republican., 1873-05-31

A FRIEND Of the Rev. Henry Ward Deechei
writes letter, which will be found In another
column, to the New York Times, with view
Of settling the charges that have been mad'
against the pastor OF Plymouth church. Tht
letter will fail of the desired effect. Th'
whole thing looks bad and ugly, and th'
sooner Mr.. Beecher himself breaks thu
"brave silence" the better will Ii be fol
him personally and for the interests Of re
liglon.
National Republican., 1873-05-31

MEMORIAL DAT, the sweetest holiday in
our American year, was observed with ap-
propriate ceremonies yesterday throughout
the country, and especially In Washington
and vicinity.
This morning we print tnll report Of the
proceedings in the different national and
other cemeteries where the valiant dead who
gave their lives to their country sleep their
last sleep.
National Republican., 1873-05-31
THE APPROACHES TO WASHINGTON.

THE APPhOAChkS To "AShlNtTON'
A source OF most prolific complaint against
Washington has always been the condition
Of the adjacent county roads. Visitors, ard
especially ncwspaper-writing visitors, who
have essayed the perlls OF these so-called
thoroughfares outside Of the District lines,
have invariably returned TO their homes with
the belief that we Of the District are respon-
sible for the shortcomings OF the people Of
Montgomery, Prince Georges and Charles
counties, In Maryland. We are not inclined
TO indorSe oil the fault-Andlngs which have
been thus provoked, but we are honestly com.
PEELED to admit the existence Of cause fol
such proyocatlons. We are therefore rejoiced
at the prospect Of an immediate change In
our surroundings In this respect. Evidence
Of this prospective change is to be found in
the discussions regarding internal Improve
ments which hre now attracting the attention
OF our Prince Georges and Charles county
neighbors, and which promise to continue
until they become paramount questions in
next falls campaign. At the same time the
free school question also receives attention,
and the discussions have reached the root OF
the difficulty, attending the failure of the
system, by forcing the admission that the
Salaries paid TO teachers are not so large
that we can boast OF the qualifications OF
those employed" After all, this question Of
public education Is tho one which demands
the most imperative considers ion. When
our neighbors ind successfui solution Of it,
they will no longer be held accountable for
the backwardness Of their internal improve
ments, and they will also flnd that when op-
portunitlcs are afforded and embraced by the
people for their intellectual elevation those
improvements will follow as natural conse-
1uence.
National Republican., 1873-05-31

Boston was visited by another severe ca
lnmlty yesterday, a full report Of which will
be found In our news columns. The loss Is
estimated at one million dollars. Fortu-
natcly only one or two lives were Lost.
National Republican., 1873-05-31

. published every Saturday morning. and h fur.
hiahed 10 Subscribers at the following rateai One
copy one year, o.: three copies one year vi ten
copies one year, els; single copies, In wrappers,
ave cents.
tW- All communications, whether on business or
for publication should be addressed to wN. j. Nun.
rAau, Proprietor NATIONAL REPUBLICAN. washing
ton, DC
National Republican., 1873-05-31

TIE FOLLOWING sTAHTLISo RKyELArIoS Ia
made by the New YORK Rridi ''rhe Dsnio.
cratic party exstA IL 10 al organised, living
party. IL will vanish at no0odys pleasure or
dlsplSasure. Il cannot get out Of tho way" But
it dld, get cut the way last November.
National Republican., 1873-05-31

Tm 7aum.rca AdVraser faTorI the UhlF.
ping post In New YORK q, ths only means OF
making 'soms OF our Metropolitan rascals be-
bsye thspselYen.
National Republican., 1873-05-31

T IsT OF NEW BOOKS FOR SALE AT surLo
~ LISqT0Ns POoksrQRR.
pascarel, by ouida. Lord HOPES Choice, by Ann
3. stephens The Mystery. of Metropolisyille, py
the author q the Hoosisr sehoolmaster, krtlstc,
Lltlls Kate Kirby. By 7, w Aobinson. The Treaty
Qf Washington, by Caleb Cushipg. Oxley, by Lyn.
and Playing Cards At tho ssry lowest prices aIat
National Republican., 1873-05-31
WOOD AND COAL.
CARRIAGES

CARRIAGEsi-o HAND $4,000 WORTH
~ q new and secondhand Carriages. ~ ups.
four and aI passenger Family Oar. NEW
rlAses. Doctors Buagier, LRhttop and M
q Poney Phaeions. with aud yith9ut tops. Among
ordinary buggy tor, ths idea being On ntirely new
Repairing promptly attesded to-, -
- JOHN y, nRIDaET,
my2N iOa PennsylvaniA avenue.
National Republican., 1873-05-31
THE ROYAL. DIADEM, A NEw MUSIC

TTNHB HUfAL DIADkM, NEW MUSIC
Il .. BOOK. f.H
Play and PROFIT In Ny Garden, by Roe
The Young Mechanic, Practical Treatise
The other dlrla, by Mr. Whitney. .
Memoir uf ABrothef, by Thomas Huehea
Lterature and Dogma, by Mathew Arnold.
Croquet At all prices,
Agency for Stained 0lAsa. ....
wnI. nAII.ANTYNE,s,
mya f1 Seventh street near i street
National Republican., 1873-05-31

ENOVRTEEN [lN HOUSES,-WE OFFEN 10
those in want OF homes FOURTEEN HOUSES
at great bargains In the most rapidly Improving
part Of the CT VI
Fogt frame Houses on Twentieth street, between
Two PrAms Houses on Boundary street, between
Twentieth street aud Connecticut avenue
Two Frame Houses on Lawrence street, between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth.
Two Rrame Houses on 7 street, between Elgh.
Three Frame Houses on Boundary street, near
Twentieth.
one frame House on Nineteenth street, between
n andS.
These houses contain seven or eight rooms each,
1nished In the best manner. with Pleasant covered
pOrches, nice grass pAs In front, and are very de-
airAble for small families The new Connecticut
OF the city. They vii be sold at very low rates for
cash, or on long time To suit pufchasers.
and easy terms,
| Inquire on Twcntieth street, between and
Boundary, OF our agent, Or Allen, or OF
q. W HAyENNER L co,
my31St No. 6t3 Louisiana avenue.
National Republican., 1873-05-31
A Good Paper for Nav,

From The Raleigh, N, O., Post Of the anh instant
Tho Warrington REPUBLICAN Il 4 good paper
for news
National Republican., 1873-05-31
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

twenty-five cents per line. Advertisements under
be head Of "For Sale or Rent" wanted" "Los'
and Found "and Personal, !" twelve aud half esnt'
nor lima
National Republican., 1873-05-31
BOARDING.

ID ROOMS, In good locality, convenient 10 the
Executive Departnenta Apply t Hs Twelfth
National Republican., 1873-05-31
LOST AND FOUND.

I OSr-P0INTER PUP, ANSWERS To THE
IL name of Dick A liberal reward will be paid
for his return TO GEO. KRAFT, ais East Capitol
street. mySl6t
I OSr-ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, IN A
LOolumblA car, In going from Fifih TO Eleventh
street or on Eleventh street, BLACK LEATHER
POCkET-bOOk, oontAlninE q small sum OF money.
The hnder will be suitably rewarded by returning
the same TO No, 80 Massachusetts AVenue. myai'-
National Republican., 1873-05-31
II o II s A L 4

Il II A X
ne. two.story Frame nouse, containing Ave
rooms, on seventh street east between and D
streets north. Lot NxiOo 10 lSfoot alley. Price.
tt ,ho: s1Do cash, balance eas rer month.
"A twostory Brick House, on Tenth street, between
y and II streets northwest Sis rooms, water, gas,
&c. Price ea,0no; terms easy.
Farm o. forty -six acres, one mile from Ben.
ninK'n bridge, Overlooking the city; twenty acres
under cultivation; balance in timber, improved by
a new hveroom frame house. Price s6,ooo; long
time.
Also. houses lots and vacant squares IN all parts
Of the city aud District on terms suit purchasers
lanl, YiTFiniA and the District q Columeia.
inuuiFe of CHARLES STEWART,
Real Estate and General Coll Agent, Columbia tAw
Building. mybu
National Republican., 1873-05-31
CrnrRnAN noNIRs.

INoR SALE OR TRADE FOR CITY PROP
u ERTY.-The attention q thos who would like
cSlly invited 10 the consideration 0f very cheap
and very desirable
PA u W
in the county OF Fairfax about il miles from Wash
iEEton, aud on the map road leading 70 the village
o. Oecoguan and the eitX o. AleIAnaria, and being
Manassas railroad, and miles from payigAble va
ter comprising iia acres Of open, arabic land and
i acres of wooded tract principally Of virgin pine
and which will cut 70 cords 70 the acre. The Farm
There arc Ave ienements uponit. The purchase Of
this farm presents good chance foI . speculation
the land will be nold At the very lev price Of e
per acre part cash and baance on terms to suit
The purchaser or will be traded for city property.
HESTER & RyOS,
Real Estate Brokerp,
National Republican., 1873-05-31
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
IINE EpIT1oNs mi FfNE p1Np1Nas.

L
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s,sc, (Ihe ane,t edition ever printed. Only one
.'iN9Yss kRfA CHRONICLES OF ENGLAND,
FRANCE, SPAIN, BTC. translated and ellarged By
sSn q Ssc ss syG f1% sS .SsIin Ss ss h S
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,PiikYpS,s BIgTIoYARY OF DATES, relating TO
AZ AseH and Nay2ns, for uniyersal reference; 18th
ip 81 EEslsh syg SkS eiSih dn
o$ sts SH 4 IN sSa:s
ths bnts ds Shois1s rdrt..iis, vel', $40 .Slls'
rS rSSES ES spdSasS R2sPo y a. nS. sShsS
scholars q the day, nv9lsl syo, new half calf an:
ss Sfss Esass eo%s.Ss nSEsHsiss g.
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LypdLsrst syoss svo Handsomely bound; new
fOr ssls6y n9BEnT nEALL,
my2aa 80 Pennsylyania avenue.
NEW PuBLICATloNe RECEIVED BY 7 7
LAW poSKskfhr.SRRRs SR ksB fpISS44fEisurns
MI %un!isd sstss Statute: y tssSs pssscd ssc
and trestiss and postal eSnyrnfcrs. esrefuily 81
lated with the originals Al washingtQn. This ed
on has the sanction Of Congress, and contains ali
the laws Of the last session. with an alpha
indet Of the same, Arranged for easy rcfefence !
nSn % RsnS o% the iosd6n
Ss M ~ q. .ad S2,nsSRS %R % Srss
been promlnentin french afalrp, from N, fhierr
and Jules Simon 70 Alexander Dumas, Louis Blanc
and Victor Hugo, with an hccount OF such less
hnow9, politicians as oAmbeitS, Rochefort and
aIhe New MaFdalen,r novel. by. wntio Collina
The Americans Handbook to Vienna and the
EHhibiugn," comprising all necessary information
| houses. POSTAGE moneys, railway fares, steamers
cabs, L.esations, 30 Also, large map OF Vienna
| and other useful information. my98
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-15
Setu Sarerttss..'z'zts.
TO BOOK AGENTS.

AN ELEGANTLY BOUND CANvAssING BOOK.
for the best and Cheapest Family Bible ever pub
sheh VIII be sent Tree Of chargr TO any book agent
Il contains nearly 700 ne Scripture Illustrations,
and agents are meeting with unprecedented sue
cess. Address stating experience, etc and we Will
show you what Our agents are doing, hATlONAL
PUBLISHING CO., Phiia Pa. jyl44w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-15

The loss by the fire at Greenbush. N. Y. on
Sunday night, is now estimated at 100000.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-15

DHYCHONIANUY, OF SOUL CHARMING.
! How either sex may fasc'nate and gain the To- e
and affections Of any person they choose instantly,
This simple mental requirement all possess free
by mail, fer 25c 4, together with marriage guide,
Night shlrt,Gc. queer beok. Address T WILLIAM
Il Co., Pubs. Phlla te3O-4w
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-17

TERRIBLE BURNINo AFFAIR Nom
day afternoon frightfui burning affair 90,
carrsd st the Armstrong we'll on the Dough'
~ farm, In the hollow, between Pstrolis
aod FairvIsw. The third sand had been
struck iu the we'll on the day sbovs mem
toned, and as It was gasiag and flowing 40
attempt was being made to make connec,
sion With the tank when the oil aud gss
dswed in such quantities as 10 take fire from
the furnace. The entire rig was enveloped
in flames aud before the four men, who were
at the well, had time to escape they were
severely burned, two of whom will hardly
survive. The names OF the persons burned
are Robert and Porter Addlsnian, brothers,
Frsnk Fran,z and Harry Scott, of the. nrm
Of ecott Il Anderson. The two Addlsnsn's
are the worst burned. DR.. Hopkins, of
Fsirview, and Dr.. Johnston, Of Petrolia.
have the patients 10 charge and are doing
all that 10 possible to be done In the several
cnses. s.-GOilmsn's Journsl.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-17

CHAxos. Our old friends, Messrs. Cross
L McOmbsr, for several years bscr proprif
e,ors Of tho Central House, havs disposed
OF their interest 10 that house 10 Mr.. W. b.
Davis, long proprietor Of the Petroleum
Centre House, who took possession this
forenoon. We cannot refrain 10 this con-
nsctiou from complimentary mentiening
Mssors. G. d n. To connection with the
house. They have run the house for nsarly y
seven years aud 10 that time have secured
hosts Of friends the country over. 1t
has been conducted 10 arst/class style 90
every Que can bear testimony to. wherev-
er their lot msy be cast the best wishs Of
. host Of friends will 60 with them.
10 the meantime we take pleasure in re-
commending Mr. Davis to the public as be-
ing thorough hotel keeper In every re-
spscs and we trust will receive . liberal
shsre Of public patronage.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-17

The Oilmsn's Journal says: Sc many
persoss have iaqsired Of US the distan CO
from Parker's Landing to various points 10
this oil region, that We herewith append q
table Of distances:
Erom Parker's Landing TO Foxburg, by
rail. ) miles; to ST. Petersburg, by rsil and
hack miles; to Emlenton, by rail, 7 miles;
to. East Brady, by rail, Is miles; to Martins
burg, BY back, s miles; to Pesrolia City and
Argyle, by hack, 8 miles; to Karns City, by
hack, 10 miles; to Fairviev, by hack 8 mils'
to Pssebville, BY hack; II miles; to Greece
City, by hack, II miles; to Butler, by hack
81 milss
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-17

Felix's have gene to work again on Indian
Hill, near Middletowp, c., In the belief
tha. If they got down deep enough they will
fnd anthracite coal. There 10 a tradition
that coal was fousd there about century
ago, and every now and then comes on a
sort Of intermittent coal fever, and they 60
to digging fercsly for the .'black diamonds. "
Clairvoyants and q "seveuth son of sew
snth son" have been consulted, who are sure
there is 80 vast deposit of coal" down there
and We guess there is, 1t it 10 not too far
down-but they are working for 1t.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-17

The we'll owned by the Columbia Oil
Company, struck several week ago, on what
wal formerly the John b. Rsdick farm,
two and half miles northwest OF Law
rsneebure, 10 doiag 45 barrs!s per day.
TIE tools have been stuck In well on
the J. B. Jsnison farm, near PstroIia, for
more thsn.two weeks The we'll vss nearly
down when the accident occurred. Wm.
B. Krosskop and Wm. DALEY have interests
In the we'll. We are sorry that these gen.
tlemeu have bad such bad luck, and hope
success Will yet crown their efforts.
A well owned by s. D. Karns about 40
rods east Of Ksrns City, on the Riddle farm,
hiss been pumping for about three weeks,
aad 10 now doing l40 barrels per day
When this we'll was. being sunk It was
thought BY knowing ones 10 be too far
east.
The we'll owned by J. W. AoFarland, Il
C. Adams. Capt A. NJ. Spur and o.hsr..
on the J. B. Campbell farm, nesr Karns
City, which started up las. week st the rate
Of $50 barrels has settled down 10 100.
The Spider we'll, is q new strike On the
hcClsery tarE. bstwssa PetrOlis and Fair
view. IL WAS tubed on Monday last and
commenced to pump the afternoon of that
day at the rate Of $50 barrels per day. 1t
will 10 all probability settle down IN . Is
barrel we'll. The oil was pumped on the
ground Tor short time on aeeosut Of not
Asviug any tank. The we'll 10 about Eve
rods from the JenninEs well, % the same
iarm, which 10 only good for i've barrsls.-
The owners are Israel Couwrsth, G. s.
Abrner. Miller 4 Son, L. Ssndker, Nr.
Musselmsn and Ar. Lupper.-[Oiiman'a
Journal.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-17
HOPE.

Iu the quiet garden Of my life
There growsth red-ross tree;
A little bird site on the topnost bougb,
And uerrlly slngsth be.
The sun may shine 10 the happy sky
Through the long and golden days,
Aud the sweet spring blossoms veil the trees
10 fragrant psarly haze.
Or the peting ralps Of autumn come,
Aud the weary, wintry weather,
And we've nsught to watch but the lssden
clouds
Ny rose and together.
Come rain, come shine, 90 that bonny bird
But warble bis CHEEKY tune;
For while he sings to my rose and me, snsai.
To Us 1t is always June.
And Death aud Sorrow shall vainly sit
The portals Of life beside,
For We float upborne on that soaring song
Through the gatss Of heaven flung wide
HARPER's MAGAZINE.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-17
Gold ati..l p. u. ll41

AcciDEEr.-On Saturday evening quite q
serious accident occurred near Plumer viii
lsgs. 1t tsppsars that John Sutton, . rssiI
dent Of Piumer, lett this place that evening
81 route home. When near that villsgs
hs metz horsemsn, who 10 ct present UNI
known, and 10 trying to get out OF the way
was run down BY the horsemau and serious
~ II not fatally injured. After rldiag over
tue man II ssems the party rode along TO.
sous distancs without stopping, and then
probably having . tweak Of conscience,
satnrued to the house si Isaac Akin, and
Informed him Of tho fact that the mao had
been ipjarsd, and asked help TO remove him
home. A grand son VI Mr.. Akio start/
I'd for Plumer at once, and by the help OF
Mr.. Black aud others the unfortunate man
was removed to bis home where hs now
iIss 10 q preosrious condition.
Our iaiosusut states that Mr. George
Stevens, oar old friend, Us the party who
ran over ,be man. MIR. Stevens informs us
that hs was not the party; that he has not
been 10 PIum-r for over seven years; that
hs was 1t work at the rs6osry on the even
ing In question, and that he was no. drunk
st tbs time stated and doss not get drunk.
We have known Mr.. s. Tor several years,
sad know the above,to be untrue Ia eve,y
respect ~ fer ~ Mr.. Stevens is concerned.
In the meantime the injured man lies at
that villsgs the chances beiug that be will
not recover.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-17

A we'll known Hartford merchant, who
paid . dollar for . ssand-up sect 10 the tor
gallery at the opera the other night, was
very much edited BY seeing several young
men who bad owed him many uonlh. occu,
pytng four dollar seats ia the psrq ue.ts,
with fsshionsbiy attirsd youpg ladies st
their side. He thinks few years hence
they Won't be able to buy even gallery tick,
els.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-17

The National Lifsbost Insiitution Of
Great Britain saved 64s lives BY their life
boats during 1872. and rescued IS ships from
destruction. Rewards we're also granted to
fishermen and Others for saving lives to the
numbsr Of l07. Since It's formation, the
Institution saved iu oil 2l.465 lives, and
have expended ia awards Ess, 900, and
granted 92slgo d and OF medals.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-17

The several roads now under The control,
owned and in course Of construction BY the
Allegheny Valley Railroad Company, are
the Allegheny vslIey, from Pittsburgh to
OIL City; the Oil Creek, fssm OH City to
Cory; the Allegheny River, from OIL City
to Irvinton; ths Buffalo, Cory l. Pittsburgh,
from Cory 10 Broc,on, aud the Beuust
Bianeh from the mouth Of Rsdbank 70 Drift
wood. Te theso are to be added the Pine
Creek Branch ten miles this side Of Pitts-
burgh and 10 complete running order, and
the completed branch from Brady's Bend to
tas coal and oil fields of Butler Hcoun,y.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-17

A well dressed man went to . Boato
'bsater Monday evening, and being srder
the influences Of liquor, become drswsy. Ia
bis efforts to obtain nsp. be disturbed
those sitting near him, and police officer
Was called to remove him. The officer car-
risd the man out without wakeuing him,
and deposited him in doorway. An hour
later the man was found there, sound asleep
and almost frozen to death.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-17

An English immigrant 10 reported to have
'swspped' her baby for dozen Of porter
on the passage hither by the Cuba. A. the
child was sickly, she probably thought tha,
her getting stout would save 1t froml small
bier.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-17

Ben. Hogan settled the questions as to
whether certain cliizsn Of Petrolis had q
right 10 vote at the election held there on
the let Inst. Benjamin stepped up to the
window and said "this gentleman is q citi-
zen aud entitled TO vote. eau testify to
his having bsea here six mouths. % be has
been visiting my house dnring that time"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-17

The Hslafax Express is accountable Tor
q story Of a precocious horse, who, having
learned to love liquor during the epizoosic
treatment, Fut his head into . sleigh near
where be was hitched the other day, took
the cork on. Of q whisky bottle, upset the
bottle, and then Tapped up the liquor from
the bottom OF the eleigh.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-17

The pipe line OF Payne Il Chapman, On
The Boyd farm, sprung leak on Saturday
aud upwards of sixty barrels or oil was lost.
The oil being run from their tank on the
Boyd farm. to Aeisrs. Fsirasld..& Co.'S re|
anery.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-17

Nearly oil toe prominent lumber manu-
facturers 10 Maine have sieusd call for a
mass Lnmbernso's Convention 10 bs held 10
Bangor 90 the 18th inst. This 10 . prelim,
inary step toward 90 organisation N adl
vance the lumber interests of the State,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-17
SER HER f.

d. II WARNER. he's jast rssaivsl ksu
home twenty sssks more Of thst elder, thst
was never beat for quality. Also, apples
eggs, butter, &s. The best butter ever
bronget late this tswn, which hs will seil fsy
cash, bat will sss trsst any mere geods sftsf
the frst Of January. 1878.
All those iadsbted 70 him ere rssuss.sl
10 call aad ssttls witkost delay aad ssve
costa
Il. II. WARSsl,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-17

The most extraordinary instance Of COM
traction from the cold weather that We have
noticed this winter 10 that Of the 81. Paul
daily Prees aad Pioneer, which suocnmbed
to the rigors Of winter BY the loss of one
column 10 width and two inches In length.