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NAVAL ORDKRs.-Lieut. Commander Thos.
H. Eastman has been ordered to duty under
Rear Admiral Thatcher a, Portsmouth, N. II
Paymaster r. q. Spalding has been ordered
to duty as Fleer Paymaster Of the Pacific coast
in place Of Paymaster E. q. Doran, detached
and ordered to settle his accounts.
Commander 7. Scott Fillebrown and the ofiii.
GERS OF the U. s. steamer Narragarsett, which
arrived at Portsmouth, N. H, ON Monday last,
have been detached and placed on waiting
orders.
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DAVIS, PAIN KIIIEl

We have tested this medicioe, and assure our
readers that ~ not only Possesses al the virtues
Claimed Tor II, but in many Instances surpasses
any other remedy We have ever known IL snould
not be cisssed With the nostrums Of the dsv, got
up for the special purpose Of pecuniary profit but
be regarded - one Of the standard medicines for
the public beneht.-Hsrala Of GoPsl Liberty.
e2l-lm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

REV VAL.
JGALT
WOOD AND COAL OFFICE
From 323 ID street TO
Ne. 23I PENNSYLVANIA AyENUR
Petveen 18th and 18th sts. south side iIl-eo3v
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TAX ON SALE OF N8wsPAPSRs.-rhe fol-
lowing decision Of the Internal Revenue De-
partnent 10 Interesting to newspaper pu blish.
ers throughout the country:
TREASURY DBPARrNssr. OGce Of Interndl
Reuenue, Wasaineios. July 8, lS69.-CAorks e.
Pulton d Sons, No. 12s Baltimore street., Balfi-
more, Ed-0entiemen You iuQQire Ia your
letter OF the 7th inst whether the ruling OF this
ON &c relating TO Newspaper puohsnere re.
cerpts for sales over 5000 per annum, or
whether they are TO pay simply the SPECIAL "a
OF sIO i reply that publishers Of newspapers
are held liable, in addition 10 the special TAX,
10 a TAX ON their sales IN excess OF SI2S0 per
qurrter under section OF the act OF March 81,
ie6s. Very respectfully,
], w. DoueLAss, Act'g Commissioner.
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CONVICTIONS AID SBNTueIe FOB fRAU Do
ON THE ksvINUR.-Information has been re.
ceived At the IErernai Revenue Department
that the cases against Edward Lyon and
Michael Weaver. recently on trial At Reading,
Pa, has resultsd In . verdict tor the Govern.
ment. These were actions against distillers and
some 6UO barrels Of spirits, appraised at 600
Martin Fillmore, who was con victed several
days ago at williamsport, has been sentenced
tosix months imprisonment and fine Of 81 900.
He is one Of the weslthiest men Of that COM
munity. Uhlman, who plead guilty, has NOT
yet been sentenced. rFP
ADMIRAL HoFF, commanding the squadron
in Cuban waters, Is 70 bs relieved at his own
request ON account Of ill.hsaltn Rear Ad.
miral Poore, now in command Of the Wash.
ips,on Yard, will succeed him, and Adniral
DenIRrrn will take the vAcsa, position in the
Yard.
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road south Of Maryland, there will be q chap
ter OF spec al interest to Washington to record
when the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad is
completed.
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rsews JiCn1S.

Az tie ti,iuers in Luzern, county are at
work sgair.
The steamer City Of Cork aud India
from Europe arrived Tuesday.
The Russian Government is considering n
plan for the reorganization of the Roman
Catholic Church throughout the Empire.
A,free trade meeting was held in Phila-
dephia Tuesday evening, and addressed by
Edward Atkinson, of Boston. Attendance
small.
II. +. Kilienburg, German cigar maker,
committed suicide at It. Louis Tuesday.
by jumping into the river from a ferry
toat.
A dispatch from Mauch Chunk. Pa. says
the strike in the coal mines continues, and
it is thonght the men will hold out long
time, and accept nothing less than Tie if-
teen per cent increase demanded
A difficulty growing ont of a law suit
took place at Hafrisonvile, Cass county,
Missouri. Saturday, in which three men,
Jouu uuu JESSIE 1 leetOu ""u N'oiS' "
Lindsey, were shot and mortally wounded.
All the parties wer' highly respectable
\ Chicago horse.car, well filed with
passengers, was run into Monday evening
by locomotive CT the Northwestern Rail-
road at kinzle street crossing, and four or
five passengers severely if not fatally injur-
cd, while six of seven others were more or
less injured.
The North German Emigyan: ship Crilet
arrived at New York Tuesday, tLiity-six
days from Bremen. with 422 passengers.
She had thirteen cases OF small pcy on
board, and had four deaths from the dis.
ease during :he passage. She is in quar-
antine.
JOS Atkins, Radical Senator from War
rem county. Ga, was shot in the abdomen
Monday afternoon, near Thompson. Re
pert assigns the cause to private difficulty
growing ont of a CT ime. cia case Ii is be-
lieved Atkins wound will prove mortal.
a grand rehersal Of all the Boston Sc
cieties, and independent classes intending
to participate in the great Oratoiio Chorus
of the National Peace Jubilee will take
place at Music Hall on the 18th inst. Bos-
ton alone will furnish five thousand singers
who have been rehearsing, in sections. for
the past two months.
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re emarixabie Murder Trial.

TO the Editor of the New York Tribune
Sir: The Wilson trial came TO ar and
yesterday. In some respects this was tho
mos remarkable case that has ever had a
place upon the Criminal records of the
country. II excited great interest in this
part OF the State, and during the last ten
days, the Court room has been pretty
generally crowded with eager listeners.
Tie facts in the Wilson case were simply
these: On the 18th of February last, Geo
l., Roderick provoked quarrel with DR..
Il. Wilson, in front of the Union Hotel il
this place. Wilson put up with good
deal Of abuse before he even showed ten
per. lie even tried to paoify Boderick, but
TO no purpose RodericF called him a thief,
liar, swindler; yet Wilson bore it ali
calmly, Roderiek grew more excited, and
heaped one opprobrius epiibet after another
upon Wilson, and finally called him a mem
Der OF the New York Legislature. At this,
Wilson sprang to his feet, and renagking
to RodericE. that he would not take that
from any man, shot him dead with an axe
handle. Such vas the evidence e.,eited IN.
the trial, The court acquittee Wilson
upon the ground taat the provocation was
soditicnl, MAEE TWAIN
EIuig1 y ... AIuI 30
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!. asfinss F'v M,si+f'' UprSR CHsRRu Ryx-
The Titnsvllle Ha1.Ru Of this morning, says:
"a day or two ago new we'll was struck on
the black oil belt on Upper Cherry Run. on
one acre tract, of tho A. Clark farm,
owned by Wallace Pierce. The production
was reported at one time yesterday ut sixty
barrels per day. but We are reliably inform.
ed that it was not more than forty barrels.
The well is owned by Messrs Pierce Y Bag
ley. 1t is situated on the northern part of
the iarm.
\ new well is in process Of testing on the
Curtin Oil Company's tract on Lower Cher
~ Ruu.".
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TREAST REH

Enron Rrcotn:-Plcasc announce the ramo of
j. Il GRANT ~ n candidate for the nomination for
Courtv Treasurer, subject to the usAgc1 of the Nc
pGhcan party MANY CITIZENS.
NJ EDfroR. Please announce the nam" of
10 y \. CNRlSTY. of oil City, a. candidate
70, nomination of County Treasurer, subject to he
II Ces of the Republican party.
Mr. Christv is a man well qualified for the posi-
ion. il an ardent Republican. aud waa during the
war faithful soldier MANY CITIZENS
ME. EpiTnH-ploase announce tn name of GEO.
W, BRIGHAM n a candidate ior County Trcl-uI-
rr subject 10 the u-agcs of tho Republican marty
MANY CITIZENS.
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NR FpIToE-Plensc announce the name Of +. G.
CRAWFORD, of Richmond Township, as can,!i
date for l'othonotary subject to the -'gr' or the
Republican party. SOLDIERS AND REruBLIcA ANS
Mn. FpIToH-Ploasc announce the name Of THoM-
A. Dt NAGHY, of Petroleum Centre, hs candidate
tor rrothonatary of Nenrngo County, subject 10 the
u-Hges of the Democratic party.
We atc authorized 10 announce that Joseph ".
SMITH, ProthunotorN OF Ncuango County. viii he
n candidate for re.nOm nation for said office sab
icct to the u-aGc- Of the Republican party.
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Buffalo ItcE,s.

Fish were selling yesterday in Buffalo s..
two to five cents.
Prof. McAllister is going to California to
pres tidlgitate.
Wm. Scott, a physician, was convicted
of vagrancy in the Sixth Precinct, Buffalo,
and sent 20 the Workhouse for thirty days;
also Sarah ,'ordon was sent fox sixty days,
Peter Eherhardt has been appointed Post
master at Buffalo plains.
Thomas Renaick, for trying to cut his
own throat, was sent to the Workhouse lol
thirty days,
The conrtmartial for the trial of delin
qnent members of the Seventy y-!ourth Regi-
ment was Resumed yesterday.
The Justices of the Peace complain of duh
times; a sure sign that other people are do
ing we'll.
A man named Chas. Ectect vas arrested
yesterday afternoon for passing counterfeit
money,
circular shown Treasurer Spinner the
otqer day purporting to come fgoa hessrs
Gumbridge d Co., CO Wall street, in which
they propose to sell certain counterfeit notes
apparently as good as the genuine for o
small sum on the dollar The parties who
showed bis document to tho Treasurer o!ai
ed that they bad been victimjzad AMI lie
mandcd redress The document was sen
'o Superintendent, EcuucIy
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Patterson IL Dickie are making extensive
alterations in their oil refinery on Boyd
Farm. The work has now been going on
'or several weeks, and it is not expected
they will be able to resume work again be.
fore the middle of June. They are repac
ing their old stills for new five hundred
barrel still, which will be set up on the
spot by Pittsburgh parties. When compile
ted it will be altogether ore of the bes. re.
ineres in the oil region. Great improve
ments are being made every year in every
thing pertaining 20 the oil business, and one
OF the marked notifications of the refinery
department is the substituting of larger
stiils.
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A FREE FIGhr.-A disturbance occurred
in the lower Concert Saloon, in this place,
last night, which Resulted in several sore
heads and numerous smoked globes. =
Ben Hogan, the pugilist, for interfering to
quiet a disturbance, was assaulted. He has
caused the arrest OF several parties engaged
in the affair, and the examination will take
place before Justice Donagby this afternoon.
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hSSI NiEIN

Nr FnIroR - Please anrcurcc that Captain
JAMES r. GFCGlE win he y Cardidntc for nomi
nation for Assembly subject 20 the usage, Of The
Republican party.
Mr. EDrroT:-rlcase announCc to tho citizens Of
NcnanCo County. that WILLIAM GATES. of Rock
land Township, is a candidate f0r Member of A
seahly, subject to the usaCes of the R-nuhlican
party. MANY CITIZENS
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The MUSICAL CoNyE "r.OS. The at
ransements for the Musical Convention, to
be held at the NJ +. Church, II this place.
commencing Monday, 18th inst, and CON
tinuing four days. promises to be grand
affair The innate will be concert given
by the members of the Convention on the
following Thursday evening.
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EDGToR RECORD You will please an
uounce that JAMES ". SHAW will be candidate
for nomination for the office of REGISTER and Record
cr subject the Of the Republican party, Mt
'nc ensuing Renublican Primary Election. Nr.
Shaw Wa n Private in Company ~" II d Pcrn-
-,lvanil Volunteers and lest right arm in battle
of Gcttvshurg. He il comcctcnt and Chcirc. and
has served a. REGISTER ard Recorder FIR one term II
the entire satisfaction Of all who have donr hu'ncsS
with him VENANGO COUNTY.
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DIssoLUTIoN OF Co-PA RrNERsnP. TIE
Great Yosemite Bitters, Notwithstanding
its growing popularity, is not without its
changes. The firm of J. ". Downer e. Co,
has been dissolved, 7. W. Smith retiring,
Ar'Downer, in consequence, becoming sols
proprietor. Now that the doctor has con.
clnded to launch out upon the sea of life
alone, the Yosemite valley 10 The Golden
State of California proclaims 10 his favor,
and xclaims, 1--WE are with yoIt always"
Having the good will Of the valley from which
MS bltter derives lts name. and possessing
the sole right of manufacture, the dyspeptic
who has been cured, the generally diseased
system which has found restorer. will pro.
claim as with one voice peace be with
you Go it alone
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During yesterday many Of our citizens no.
ticed a dense column of smoke over the hill
in rear of the east portion of tho Woods
Farm caused by the burning Of follow land
On the Ed. Tarr Farm, situated near Kings
slaughter house.
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The recent discoveries Of oil on Cherry
tree Run, has had a tendency to increase
the demand FOR all kinds of business on the
Ran, and in few days ''settement'' will
spring up in that vicinity Coal and lum.
h"r yards have already orcncl 90 the Storey
7Gd Eyud / arm,
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Yesterday afternoon about three o'clock,
Messrs. Carman & Dickerson again torpedo
ed their well, and with the most gratifying
result. Immediately after the explosion, it
commenced flowing, which lasted only for
short time, when pumping was resumed, and
up to ten o'clock last evening the production
was at the rate of 250 barrels per day. To-
day the well is doing fully seventy barrels
without any precepribe variation.
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\ rutliIn, who was recently confined in
Jail IN Beesancon, contrived TO saw through
his prison bars. whence be escaped TO the
outer walls, which ne sealed like a cat and
let himself down plump into the street be-
low. The sentry on guard sighted him. and
shot a him; but the CAassepot, which did
suclf wonders at Rome. was Intellectual with
real criminal. The rutlian rushed along
the Seine, with the hue and cry after him.
until he arrived at a parapet overlooking a
fearful abyss one hundred feet deep. a po-
llceman came up with him, fierce struggle
ensued, and the ruilian hurled him like a
feather into the abyss below. \ second
tried Il fall with him. bat lie was also huIl-
ed to the rocks below. by this time the
troops arrived, and rs h9 did not like the
looks Of them, be bounded with a yell into
mid air, and fell mangIed corpse beside
his two victims, one Of whom vas found still
breathing, with both legs and several ribs
broken.
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CANuhnACE ANNoUNCEr; T;Nn's.


Mt rnrroT-Plcase announce Mo meme ct Col
A nrNCAS ns cerdlda" ior state Senator
subject TO tie usacra of the Republican party
M Frrrop - p'ensr announce the ramr oT
JANFGN rRFnlN Cf FiNnil!ia. Cnndidl''
or stoic stra'or, sub,cct4o tho uaggo, oF Che Re
publican party MANY ClTlHENS.
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The dust Of yesterday aud this morning,
which was 50 rampant in our streets was
laid low this forenoon by lively rain, to
the qualification OF pedestrians and bust.
ness men along the streets.
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Observation-Disclosures GAME.-A friend
ly game of billiards 600 points, between
two experts, will be played tomorrow even.
ing at the billiard parlor of Robson IS Ar
mold, the game 10 be called at 81, o'clock.
Lovers of the game will be pleased to learn
this fact, and no doubt large number of
spectators will be present to witness it. The
apartments upstairs, ever the billiard par
lor, under the direction of Mr.. Arnold, will
be open to guests OF the house.
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The fire observed last evening beyond
Bull.Run, vas the burning of follow land in
that vicinity.
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0PYSu4 <43ossSu tuo rrpoTI prove true, anu
We can hardly give 1t credit. as the Govern
ments reported as having formed the ALI
ance, have enough OF home affairs to attend
to, 1t would cause az uprising in this coun-
try heretofore unknown 10 its history
American citizens, foreign born or native,
would strike hands in defence of the coun-
try, and the contest would be terrific, and
in our opinion, decisive. 1t is announced
that even should the report prove true, The
foreign policy OF our Government would be
unchanged, which means shat, should those
foreign coun iries form the II a.liaIcs, our Gov.
ernment would flight it out on inis line. u
We can fec assured that there are Fcnana
enough on this side of the Atlantic 20 take
care OF England. not mentioning the disaf
fected Irish in her own domains Should
war ensue, the soldiers who participated in
the rebellion, North and South, for-all en-
tertain the sarae hatred toward England
would remember The foreign policy of Her
Majesty's Kingdom during our late war, and
again go into tho field. This feeling has
slumbered only to bo awakened when fa-
vorable opportunity presented itself, and
should this report prove to be true, which
we very much doubt owing TO the unsettled
state of affairs in those countries, the Gov
ernment of the United States would be as
one man in her defence.
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Remember the Temperance lecture at the
Methodist Church this evening, given I'M
der the auspices Of The Good Templars.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at IL o'clock A. NJ, and ~
o'clock p. NJ.
REV. J. 4. OxToBy, Pastor.
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Local Notices.
BASE BALL EATS and SCORE BOOKS, at
" II Nicholson & Cos.

Alisula...-Iast week we called attention to
the Constitution Bitter. of Seward Il Bentley, and
now take pleasure in noticing their Aisma for
Il e hair which is siii to be very fine article for
the toilet We are Of the opinion that the prepara-
tions of 8 & al good, for the reputatiQlu
they sustain rs Druggists is.good eyIdsuopr1
,hcv would not put anything in the market on
ord nary character. Mcssrs. A. d. MILLER Il co
have it for sale aud hope all our friends will
try II.
For all Bronchial affections, try Stewards Courh
Cnre
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There is very low stage of water in the
Greek.
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SITS. PETER AND PAUL'S (CATHOLIC)
CHURCH..
Mass at l0li a. m.
Nespers and Benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament at i p. III.
Catechism at p. IN.
JAMES DUNN, Pa stor
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NJ. L. CHURCH.

NJ. Z. CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at II a. NJ. and
~ P. NJ. Sabbath School attwelve clock
NJ. Seats Free. A cordial invitation
extended to all
REV. C. NJ. HEARD. Pastor.
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OLD stock Canandaigua on exhibition 81
Gallneys. Don't fail to give it a trial.
muvS- lw.
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NiG.L EtPLgs.

Just received Il large stock Of Spring patterns. al
II. G. JARVIS FURNITURE STORE. m2
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new lot Of the celebrated! / = l.. Knives ir,.
received at III, posi- OFFICE.
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THE CHURCH UNjON.

wis paper has been recently ENLARGED 70
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h%toHS paper IN the uoM 1t is the lral;ur
organ of the Union movement, and onnn,L,
rItualiSm, close communion. exclusivenrsl ,rI
church caste. 1t is the only paper that pnh.
fishes Henry Ward Br+chcr's Sermons, which
1t does every week, just as they art delivered
without qualification or correction bv him
1t advocates universal suffrage; a union Of
christians at the polls and the rights of labor,
1t has tn" best Agricultural DEPARTMENT of anv
pap"r i'll til" world; publishes stories for the.
family, and for the obstruction of social evils.
Its editorial management is imptrsonal; its
writer's and editors are from every branch ,f
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1t has been aptIy termed the frccst orran Of
Thought in hr world.
Such a paper, offering premiums ofSewinr
Machines, Dictionaries, Appleton's Cyclopr.
dla, Pianos, Organs for Churches, etc, makes
one Of the best papers for canvassers in the
world.
Every Congregation may obtain a Commun.
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almost any other usrfu! thing, by a club of
subscribers.
Send for copy, enclosing 10 cents, to
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Al Park Row, New York.
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NOTICE..

TN RS. H. G. DEVICES will reUpen her
LA School for young ladies at her residence
in Opelousas, on the l4th of September next.
She is grateful for the patronage so literally
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In consequence of the severe pressure ofthe
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has fixed her terms at the very moderate rate
of $500 per month, currency, payable at the
end OF each month after date of entrance.
Facilities for instruction in Music and the
French languages will be afforded to those who
may desire it at teachers prices,
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NJ. Porter, W. r. Meginley, Jas. II. Houston,
II. I. Goodloe, V. Cbachere, Rey. J. Wilkin-
son.
Opelousas, August Is, 1863.
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