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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-08


The chances are that some one will 20
fearfully Bit in the Butler oil field before
another season rolls around. Petroleum
Centre RECORD.
What makes you think 90, Wickeri
surely there is nothing to prevent the But
Ter oil fields producing as many years %
did tho uppe. districts; nothing within the
reach Of human ken, at least.-C Fsfrvisw
Reporter.
Why? Wherefore? The .Fsirview Re-
porter wants to know why we think the oil
product Of Butler County wilt prove peren-
nial. 1t is evidently impressed with the
idea that the territory will live as long Q,
it does here, and longer, yea. live forever.
Pithole had better neutrality-suspicious.
parsbly better sand, and more of it yet.-
We know how the multitude were deceived.
What fortunes were lost, and hopes blasted
with oil at ten dollars.
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Gold at l p. m. lls1k
"Alae, poor Yorlck,
! knew him weii.n

The East Brady Independanty rSsm
Young1 CHOOSES TO regard us as a "Seer',
because We baze intirmated In our columns
that oil who went TO Butler would not
realize expectations, and because we deem
drilling down there o an expensive luxury,
With . ehsuce'to lose money or dry bole,
or Asmsll we'll. We do not claim second
,.slSht, ihut hass our views of the hazard and
folly Of 20 many going below, on the records
ofths past elsewhere, where everything
promissd much better-in Ohio, Virginis
and here aud at Pleasantvills and Pithole.
y does not require . prophet to foretell
that few big wells here and there, shorl
lived at the best, with oil dirt cheap. cam
not long prosper and sustain large and
floating population led .hither by exaggerl
a'ed ramors land will O. the wlsp iancies.
that glitter only 70 besra,.
However, seer though we may be, we are
not in the Sere and yellow leaf ofjournalisu
while our Brady friend is equally fortunat,
ior be Will be ever Young, though seldom
fair ~ is' .s''st ts'liital y af
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A Deluded Shark.

SIT 10 probable" Gays the Pail Mall Ga
zette, 'tbat many valuable records Of naval
disasters and other Incidents Of sea voyages
are carefully slowed away 10 sharks stoun-
achs. Within the last three weeks no fewer
than three ofthese voracious fish bave been
captured Oft the Sso,cb coast by fishermen
The first caught was eleven feet In length
aud after being exhibited with no smsl,,
profit by its captors, has been presented 10
the Dundee Museum. In the presence Of
numerous body Of spectators 1t was made the
subject of post mortem examination, when
among other articles found in 1t were .
mans bonnet and o soda water bottle corked
and sealed with red wax, aud containing
note. The bottle waa immediatly broken,
the note taken out and read aloud to Q
deeply attentive audience. 1t was as fol-
lows: 'On board the Beautiful Star, Sunday
September /, 1872. We have crossed the
line and all's well. Last nigh. the captains
lady had pretty little boy, Annette Cor
dou.' A postscript to the note consisted Of
some verses composed by s,be writer, and
doing rOnor iu her head and heart.'-
Some pc. sons are skepiical enough to imag
inc that he bottle and tue uote were swa al/
lowed by tIe shark after death, but what
eau be mo- /, likely than that large 6s5..
taxing vlol ,nt exercise In salt water, shou Id
in his .deIieh III. at seeing what be conceived 10
be u bottle # soda water gobble it up .
once without taking the trouble to uucork
It Tue disap. .Uinlment, of ,be fish whsn
he discovered hat he bad swallowed moth
ing more exhilar ating than letter aud .
poem mnst have cen as painful as though
be had snapped off Al artificial leg 10 mis/
take for real one.''
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The SaOry of IL Private soldier
in the Rebel Army.

Among the unreoorded acts of true hero
ism by unknown men during the late war
we find the following, which some eye witt
ness has chroncled in the Edgerfisld Is. C.)
Advertiser:
"DurIng Longstreels campaign In Ten.
nassee, while 7 ortion OF bis army was
under fearful fire OF shells from the enemy,
at Campbell's Station, a private soldier
within few feet of the colonel of bis regi/
ment had both his legs torn off. The regi-
ment was not fighting but waiting orders. -
The wounded man was. lifted couple OF
yards in the rear to die. Another private
now marchsd down the line under O hail Of
missiles, aud said to the commanding Off
cerNColonel, may have q moment oi
prayer witb..tbat dying ..rnan? The coloueI
said. Are you clergyman The prl>
vate answered Il am Then said the
Colopei, do as you desire
"And the man of God knelt aud PRAYED
with and for the dying man five or ten min.
utes without moving or swaying bis body
seemingly totally unco necious of storm O
| shot and shell which. the colonel tells us b,
never saw surpassed in fury. In q few day
the praying private was announced In fiel,
orders as chaplain of the regiment.-promo,
ed Tor galantry and piety in the field. Th
regiment was the Hampton Legion. Th
col lionel was Geary. The private soldie
was the Rev. Mr.. W. Thomas, now pssto
of the Methodist church of our circuit
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PERSONALS OF THE PERIOD.

Jane used camphene to light her bfe the
faster.
ave lay her to rest," intoned the pastor.
Smith blew the gas out ere the bed ne e''o|
ed for.
Leaving his family quite unprovided ed Tor.
To learn If charged, Jones breathed into his
following piece.
is widows uncle will support his no Wing
niece.
Brown thought he'd firt with Simpson
wife little. n
The Jury stood a dozen tor acquittal.
"I'll shave" said Ruth, of woman's rights
the forerunner.
"The razor must have slipped" observed
the coroner.
Stiles jumped to reach moving rail cars
platform.
A homes bereavement shocking is In shat
"What whisky one can stard," said Thoup-
klns, ''try, oh! let's"
His sleep is sweet beneath the early violets.
His chop girls put on topmost floors did
Dlaney.
After the fire they ddn't count 80 many.
Jinks tried 10 stop, by hand, something
or other in saw.
"My daughters next shan't smoke" re-
marked his mother-in-law.
-Orpheus C. Keer In the Graphic.
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PERsONAL-We were favored with q call
this forenoon from on; friend Mr.. A. N
Sherwood, Of N. Y. City. Mr.. S. represents
the we'll known firm of Berlin & Jones En-
velope Company, and J. G.. Shaw &Co.,
blank, book manufacturers, both of W hich firm
are A. l. and have an extensive dea
throug bout the United States. Sherwood is
one OF those wholesouled fellows that it doe.
one good to meet with. A man that is al
ways the same, no discount, and has none o
those email tricks Of which most representa-
tives of New York houses ere accredited
with. We wish him good luck, and tax
pleasure In recommending him to the trad,
in this section as an honorable square deal
ing IN an and q gentleman in every sense o
the word.
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Letters from the People.

NoTE.-The manager of this journal. with
| out endorsing the sentiments oficontrlbutors,
desires to offer the widest possible latitude
/ for free discussion. II is merely stipulated
that communications shall concern matters
OF public interest, be pu: in decent LANGUAGE
and accompanied with the names OF The
writer's, not for publication, but as q guar
antes Of good faith.
GALLOWAY FARM, GSEAE FRANKLIN1
April 7th 1873.
EpIroE RECORD knowing that you are
always happy to hear from the boys, l
submit few items regarding Galloway
farm and vicinity, which may be OF general
interest. ~ would first remark" that it il
considered exceedingly prudent for any in
dividuaL whether living 90 said farm or 10
said vicinity, to remain there until the mud
subsidies, unless he has made his peace with
God, and not leave then (in consequence Of
the heavy ra ins) without life preserver.
A number OF good strikes have been made
within The last two weeks. the best are
those of S. Mitchell, Col. Kane, aud Morris
Conuor. They will average about one
hundred barrels EACH The excitement is
intense, aud notwithstand ing the demoral-
lied condition of the roads, dozens OF rigs
are being hauled in daily and the work OF
developm ent goes on, as there are no dry
holes within the belt, and the wells usually
start off at from SO to l50 barrels per day.
With very encouraging prospect OF rise
in heavy oil. Some land owners are asking
and getting as high as $500 per acre bonus
and one half royalty. Others pay three
eighihs and agree to leave the complete rig
and casing when they abandon the wells.
Drilling will be commenced this week by
the following parties: Hancock & Dodge.
stock & Algeo, Jos. Burton, Vincent j.
Wright, Samuel Mitchell, Chas. CLAUSE IN,
Frank Fee aud several others whose names
l cannot now recall.
Quite number of the operators and
workmen are from the Greek, aud generally |
speaking are tip top good fellows. Among |
the most fortunate opera ots ore Taft Payne |
and Egbert, Jos. Burton, and Scott IL Lee/ |
dom, formerly OF Petroleum Centre.
The water here lie very bad, but have
only heard OF one death from natural caus-
rs, and very little sickness, with the excep-
ticn Of several bad cases OF enlargement Of
tue gall, hut thoss affected With this disease
are mostly royalty owners, and all from
where I learn II has been quite
prevalent for many years. though seldom
fatally, the percertage OF
deaths IN proportion TO The humber affected,
icing decidedly dlscoursging.
We have no churches Or gin mills nearer
han Franklin, where, 1regrrt To learn,
'ome OF the boys ars more apt 10 pstron'zs
he latter ou Saturday nights than the
ormer on Sunday, hut they are GU the
whole, as said before, splendid fellows,
md have made my stay here thus far very
pleasant. More anon,
"OPrIc."
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COMPROM ISE.

The Petersburg Progress, lees than year
ago, was won't to boast of that city, not as
. city Of refuge, which for sught we know
Il may be, ,lsee Levisicus), but as the hub
.oi the oil region However, the changes made
OF late ere such that II half the emigration
from above conld be ,secnred, it may be
able 10 hold Its own, make mp its shifting
aud losing population, and be happy. 81
mote II he.
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NOTICE.

We expect all parties indeb-
ted to this firm to settle their
bills before the 1st of May next
and avoid nnpleasantness, as we
intend to close out and leave
this town.
SOBEL IL AUERfIAIM.
Dated, Petroleum Centre, Pa, March 10Th
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Ex-King Amedeus. gives as one of his
reasons tor abdicating the throne of Spain,
that the insurance companies asked enor T.
nous premiums on his life aud that OF the
Queen, So it seems that the only policy
the young King had that was worth auyl
hing was an insurance policy.
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The Pittsburgh Daily Mail had the mi, =
fortune to ''pie' one ofits forms, day before
yesterday, and was compelled to appear in
a half sheet. We sSmpathizs with our
neighbor.
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The heal opsios law nuss ss en''Fsss =,
From and, After thh date and 'p y \
day the ,se,i ppssa Nv sOss is'' 's''s u
viii sell slikinds and brands oi VISA NJ ~I
liquor. ct, retail ss wholesale prices & .,aI
,ock mint b Altssd out. Nown lss"
90 purohsss iitsle visI loI bose "; TTrlEY
" ~ OWEN GAfFNH'
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Incredible as it may seem many OF the
richest planters iu Jamaica live on coffee
grounds.
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DRIVEN FROM H0Al
Reserved Seais u e.
Look HERE.

Nov y The time to buy the eele0.'~
Fsx 3 Wiilalps' Buffalo Cream Ale, q ", !.
A. LOZIER'S % he intends 10 oloss " n, M
the twSnty fousth issI Also, Cd tooss N N
dsASsd 70 the same VIII please eeu. M Il.
settle q q bsfovs said date and oonS' w.
unoesolooeA. ~ s.-.p-... oo,rp
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If
You
Want
To increase
Your business,
Advertise in the
PETRoLEuMCENTRE RECORD
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NOTlCE.-Ar. James :. McCf.y h.s3 wy
removed to franklin, parties bsVlus ,,Ss| M
muulcstion with him on bnsiness !" ".,h,1 ~.
Wise, are requested hereafter to sdo,s'' y.
letters 70 that point. ."
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preachihg at II o'clock A. M. and T.
O'Clock p. ~, BY the Psstor, W. @. BUEcH.
ARD. Ssbbath Scheol at l2A, directly
sfirr iorenoon fervice.
Prayer Meeting and Sabbath School
Tssesers Meeting Tuesday evenings OF
each week. .l u-.-'
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NWhat No111 TheOrcs J.vs,ilssa y rsts ! 1sIsal|
30 cents year. with ;Piena,a o'nni ssJ w
free. specimen, 8 cents kaise Gp,ubli.bsr, G,ublibs Gj
s:ss' ~ =" this 'oh. . A'osn' f''
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.etrolsum Centre Daily Record
Pei. Ceatre. pa, Taesday, April s

Divine service.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services every Sabbath at IL A. M. and
~ p. NJ. Sabbath School at l21a r. NJ.
eats free. A cordial invitation extend
cd to all.
n.f. REV. G. MOORE, Pastor.
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MAN
SISTERS,
Misses Ionic, Clara, and Alice.

misses AOsshc3 CI3ro3 ano Aiies'
Wboss remarkable and brilliant Dramatic
Abilities apd rare Musical Genius bsW IfI
ionisbed and delighted The mok critical
audiences 10 the, large eitIss, while The pis''
has been most lavish in its praises bsi|aS.
ing the most eompiineotsfy efitisisns 'nd
notices upon, ,tbsil performances. The mott
exquisite Character Ao4reSses, ComsdIenus,
Vocsiists, Jig end Clog Dancers Coin,
Flute aud Bsnj6 tiayefsiu the world, viii
bs prod uced l6tile 6rst time 10 Pstfolsaa
Centre new etbotioual DrsRs written e.
pvesslv for The COLEMAN SlSTERH y
W1.Vsrshsy, entitled
DRIVEN FROM HOME
MISS LOUIE. .ss Minnie Stan'9a
Mss CLARA. Ne!he o..nv.
MISS ALICE. ..as Louise Nn'bshsne'
Supported bv james F. Sherry snd . ~, .a'
and powerful Company H sslestee Al'I'" ',',
During tbepIsy the Coleman sister sai J,
introducs their Great Aus'esl Spseial'ls "
Cornet Playing, Singing Danc'sh a.
Aimission 50 cte Reserved ssas sa'
Tickets ior sale at p. o. News Room =, ,
Doors open at Z O'Clock .perioInnnWse IT,, =
JOHN. ~ sHERsi, aE M
wiz b at 1opseville ON The S,b q Aprla'a IL"
ioute o. TIE 1Oeh. .I,
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Notica.

OFFICE GREEEviLLE AND COLUMBIA r. r.,
COLUMBIA, 8. c., August 20. 1873.
HNDER resolution OF the Board OF Direo-
~ tors .he Interest Coupons OF the State
Guarante ca Bonds. and OF such other Bonds
Of this Company as are regularly recorded in
the 1st DAY OF January, 1879; and 1st day OF
July, 1878, both inclusive, will be funded in
Bonds having ten years to run. as provided
for in the Company's proposals to the Bond
holders, Of date August II. 1873.
Holders OF the above oblgstions are re-
quested to send in statement OF them to this
office, to facilitate the exchange which 1t is
desired to complete without delay, and enable
the necessary arrangements to be made for
the resumption OF regular interest payments
on LIST January ensuing.
WI. MAGRATH,
September 2 tn President.
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HANGING TO A LAMP.POST
a Full Assortment of Crackers
At NSholesale Prices

HAE!EG been appointed agent for the
LII sale OF the celebrated Biscuit and
Cracker Manufactory of Tyler Brothers, am
prepared TO supply the trade at factory
prices.
a fu! assortment OF those choice goods
now on hand. HARDY SOLOMON
Sept u
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Fertilizer Notice.

A LII No tor Fertilizer, fhosphates
"A and Guanos sold by us mature on lst
November next, and if not paid then, will be
placed in the hands Of an attorney for collec-
tioh. Pay promptly and save expense.
COPELAND 4 BEARDES,
Sept Is lmo Agents, Columbia, .. G.
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The Fall Trade

HAS opened auspiciously yesterday hav.
ing been the best days bushes. We have
done since last December. + have Just re-
turned from the Northern markets, and have
not on'J made arrangements to keep my
stock up opast experience. but have added
many additional attractions for the benefit of
the public and-myself The stock is now
unusually full, and shall be constantly re-
plenished. The same care in future shall be
observed, as has been in the past, to keep
s.r:c.!: FIRST GLASS GOODS: which. with
fair dealing and popular prices, I hope to at
tract still larger share of public patronage
than that 70 literally bestowed heretofore.
Respectfully, request an examination OF
the stock. GEO. SYMMERs.
Sppf
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The Georgia Gin,

ON entering our Afth season with these
~ GINS, we have only to say, that in
EVERY case parties xho have bought them
or seen them used have been DELIGHTED
with them, and pronounce them the BEST
they have any knowledge Of.
We GUARANTEE them to gin as clean, run
as LIGHT, GIN as FAST and turn out as
GOOD SAMPLE as ANY GIN THAT Is
% aisanpointnent cs Cstaiosao and reiereues
forwarded en application.
LORICk 4 LOWRANCE,
June 81 Sole Agents for South Carolina.
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The remarkable work Of turning the
first sod OF the first railway IN Persi,.
has been accomplished ut Reshd, II
town, the capital of the provinces Of
Gilman, on the shore Of the Caspian.
A poor woman in keokuk, Iowa,
worked four days helping to shingle the
new church, because she hui no money
to contribute toward its erection.
Gov. Powers, Of Mississippi, concurs
in the opinion of the Attorney General
that there should be no State election
this fall.
Hooden Doodah is tho latest Georgia
drink. One gnzzle is equivalent to two
nights in jail and a fine of thirty do.
lars.
A barber and surgeon don't differ
much. One lives by his heads, the
other by Ills heals.
Wiikie Collins. the English novelist,
reached New York city by the steamer
Algeria on Thursday.
Two women will occupy seats in the
next Wyoming Legislature.
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Views for the Million

HAVE just received une assortment Of
i sTEREOSOOPIC VIEWS, English and
American. colored and plain. Also, ILLU-
MINATED ones. AtIl r. L. BRYAN
Sept 80 tfE~t,
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FURNITURE!
FAaAN BROS.

@ AAS.KEEP constantly on
@l5 ssas3s' f,sssi .ssar,%snt .Sal saa conf Of
BED-Roo JON, sPARLoR IT
Z ~ and KtTCEEN FURNl-
rURE. Of the most undue and novel design.
FUNERALS served in the hest manner,
and at short notice,
Thankful for past patronage, they re-
spectfully solicit continuance Of the same,
and an examination Of their stock, feeling
satistied that they can please all.
Sept 25 t3mos
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School Banks

School Banks.
- l.. BRYAN has now for ea.e new
III. stock OF SCHOOL BOOKS, Classical
ana English: Also, STATIONERY, for
Schools and Merchants and Public Onicers,
school Teachers and Merchants supplied At
Low pricos. Sept 80
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The Southern Warehouse Company
NvvN WOULD respectfully inform the
:aAAaa aoublic that they will be prepared to
ako adva1c upon COTrON in
store t. limited amount, Oh and after
FRIDAY next, the ] proximo. Sept % g
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Mills House Stables
The Newest Goods,

Ine newest GOODS.
Ia THE subscriber begs leave to inform
IA tho citizens and public generally, that
LIE lie has just returned from tho North,
WIKI IA fine an assortment OF FALL aud
WINTER GOODS as ever has been offered in
this city, viz: Fine WOOLENS, Coatiugs
EestinGs, Doeskins, Cloths. Cashmere &c.
His friends and customers are respectfully
invited to examine his stock, as he guM an-
tees ~ piesse the most fsstidious. All suits
ordered Will be guaranteed 20 lit and be OF
the beet workmanship.
Sep; - e. D. EBERHARDT.
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Auction Sales.
n SENECA CITY.
A SECOND Auction Sale OF EOTs here

SENECA CITY.
A SECOND Auction Sale OF LOTS here
WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER i. 1879,
ana continue until all the Lots shall have
oe9n sold which may be wanted.
Ms propose at this sale to offer q few
ttSwenty.hve w acre tracts g! woodland adjoining
Our former statements, az to the delight.
Iuiness and saIubrity of the climate, good.
ness OF the water, and marc.n.s.c sd:sn2sSss
OF the place, located as it Is in q section OF
the country where every thing known to the
temperate zone may be grown; aboundine In
minerals and dotted with numerous and
superior water powers, available the year
racter Of our people, will he remembered.
TERMs-One.third (or more, at the option
OF the purchaserl in caah; balance Let De-
cemoer and lat April next. in equal install.
J. ]. NORTON,
sept II IA A. w. THONPSON.
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POPE & HASKELL.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

HAEE removed thoir oaic: into tie new
Ill Melton Building, in Law Range, mp
8, Alrs West rooms.l Sep; 30t.
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Just Received.
80 head fine Kentucky a
n MULES and HORSES, LTN
49,, some OF which.are we'll NS
broke to harness. Pur-
chasers are invited to examine. They may
be seen at Chas. Logan's Btables, corner
Senate and Assembly streets.
Sept % W. 8. i L. TALBOTT
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Valuable Horse for Sale Cheap.

Ss T Il E undersigned has a fine
ROAM STUD, three years old, sixteen
.Sl-k=hande high, and will cell him ter ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS. He is worth $500
cash. Those wishing fine horse cheap will
find it to their int crest to address at once,
Il, o. McADAMS,
Sept ~ s Level Land 2. o., 3. O.
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Strawberry Plants.

strawberry Plants.
A LARGE supply OF the celebrated WILL
n SONS ALBANY PURE. on hand at my
garden. Plants set out now will bear crop
in May next. Orders ACCOMPANIED WITH THE
CASH will be promptly filed. Price 81 per.
1000. THOS. J. LAMOTTE.
Sept 27 t6
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Notice.
fTNHE partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween us has been dissolved by the
due by ua %ill be settled by the new firm,
who will sign the firm name only in liquida-
ti0n. j. G. ROATH,
F. II. McMASTER,
W. MONTE1TH.
September 90. 1873
The undersign ned will carry on tho business
under the tirn name OF MoNTEITH & McMAs-
TER, to whom all demands due by the old
hrm should be presented for settlement.
". s. MONTEITH,
Sept 80 +. ", MoMdSTER.
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Notice to Farmers.

Notice to Farmers.
I N consequence OF the stringency in money,
i all indebted to US for SUPPLIES fur
nished the present and previous years, are
informed that Cotton will be received in pay
ment at the highest market rates, or shipped
to responsible parties for their account.
SeDt 27 HOPE & GYLES
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MMLLE. CAEN.

Ill BLISHMENT to the rooms over the
bookstore Of Mr. DufIie, opposite Columbia
Hotel. where she will be pleased to receive
orders from all who may favor her with
their patronage. eept 80 CT