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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-06
THE DAILY NEWS.
s.It.s the Early Bird" &C.
By A LIE-ADEp.

By LlE.ADSp'
More han one has shown how holio"
Is this proverb, and absu' d;
For the W rm, 1t sure mist iolIoW'
Got up earlier than the bird.
Doubtless. too. the bird iu question
Eating with too great o zeal,
Suffered much from indigestion,
Owing to that morning meal.
And It would not be surprising
II that bird should fall prey
To the sportsmen; early rising
Makes the aim so sure they soy.
Perhaps it's young, too-had it any
By their parents left forlorn,
Caught catarrhal ailment many
From the keen, cold air of morn.
Other birds-for birds will chatter
When they saw the bird alight,
Might have chirped with scornful patter-
"Ah the rake's been out all night
Sum ming up the case concisely,
This decidedly say:
Early birds don't get on nicely e.,
Early rising does not pay A'''i'" 1 ''"'
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Gommfrfial.
Exports,

Exports.
IIvERPoOL-Per British bark W G Putnam-S6
bags Sea Island Cotton and 2741 bales Upland
Cotton.
BosTON-Per schr Raymond-257 bales Cotton.
IS bbls Spirits 1urpentinc Is bbls Rosln, SO
tierces Clay l5e tons Old Iron ard Metals, 10000
feet Lumber and 100 bushels Cotton Seed.
pHILADELpHIA-Psr schr S Bickmore-llO0Vo
feet Flooring and Al 900 feet Timber.
WOODS HOLE, MASS-per schr Annie Amsden-
$50 tons Posphste Rock.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Prometheus, Gray, Pbiladelphla-leit
Friday. Mdse. To Jno & Theo Getty, Adger
Co, D A ANNE, G W aimar, G II Brown, Z burn-
ham, Z Ii BRISTOL Bissell Il Co. bepmisn
Co, Bates Co. Benedikt. L Chaplin & 90. r
F Chapeau Cameron l. Barkley, McD Cohen Dowle
l. Noise ] N Eason 4 Brother, Foeartl"'e BOOB
House, Franeke Gurney, 4sm.ncS Gooar,S' Hnr.
kamp l. Co, A Hammcrschmldt, Jeftords CO.
Johnston, Crews & Co. d Johnson 20, Katie
Co, G Luhn, Minor co, Mann, NC
Leish, L Newman Saunders. North. steele q war,
dell, O'Neill, julius Prnge, G F Panknin. Geo
Pritchett Palmetto Pioneer Cooperation Assoela-
tion. Street Brothers l. Co. Shackeliord d Kelly, d
Torck, Quartermaster Department. Won san
ten. " Whilden & Go, Walsh, Wagner l. Mon
sees, wohltmann, Walker, Evans ccgswen'
willis & Chisolm, : Railroad Agent and others.
Schr stephen Morris. Seaman, Boston, lO days.
Ice. TO the Master md Order.
S'hr Yankee Blade, Coombs, New YorS . Gays.
Guano and Acid. To the Master, Cooia Co
Geo W Williams & Co. I Kerr& Co and "ando
Manufacturing Co.
Schr I Knight Smith. Rociport, Me- IA days.
Lime Rock and Hay. TO Olney Co. 80,
Schr Ann s Deas, from West Point Mill. lS3
tierces Rice. To Cohen, Hanckel Co and Muller,
Nimtz l. co.
vile Mdse and Sundries. 10 q Murray. Lam
caster, Howe & Co, McGorty, Tourney ana
Sloop Greenlcaf, from santee. $50 bushels Rough
Rice. TO Thurston Holmes
Sloop " Foster, from Santee. 900 busheis hougn
Bicc 10 hurstun Holmes.
Received from Chisolm's MILL 10 tierces Rice.
To Thurston L. Holmes.
Cleared Yesterday.
British bark " G Putnam, Rickard, Liverpool-Wil-
lis & Chisolm.
schr Robert Caldwell, Mccormack. Guantanamo,
Cuba-Wm Roach l. Co.
Schr Dexter Washbuln, Hardness, MatanZas, Cuba
schr Bickmorc, Barter, Philadelphia-Risley &
Creighton.
schr Ammo Amsden, Bangs, Woods Hole, Mass-J
a Enslow Il Co.
schr c Raymond. Higgins, Boston-M Goldsmith
l. Sen.
Sailed Yesterday.
Schr Raymond. Higgins. Boston.
Schr S S Bickmore Barter, Philadelphia
From this Port.
Steamship Manhattan. Woodruff. New York, April 8.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, New York, April 8.
Schr Myrover, Brown, New York, April q
UP for this Port.
schr Argus Eye, Thompson, at New York, April 2.
Memoranda.
The schr Carrie Webb. Day. from Georgetown,
S C, arrived at New York, April Q.
The schr NJ Richards, Irving, for Georgetown,
G, cleared at New York, April Q.
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Conslsnces per south a1oIina railroad
April 8,

923 bales Cotton IS bilcs Donicstics. 60 bbIs Ma
val stores. cur Lum1er. CIR Shingles AMI cars
STOCK. 10 Railroad ,Ec"t. + AIey 1hur>tou &
Holmes Pelzcr, dodgers & Co. Reedar & Davis
Prinele. n Hoppock. W " smith, nj Goldsmith
Som Frost & Ad or. Bowling Il Co. & H Walter
T. r. 4; W william / 20. r Mure 4 60. Kinsman
i Bowel. VIC Courtney & co. Mowry & Co,
p Rvn, Montore & 70, Buhre & Rhodes. Laurey l.
Alexander, ONcu lashorn, Hcrr1ng 20 ana
1fror e
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sh,pncws by telegraph.

Sh1pncws by Telegraph.
wILMISeroN, April 5-Tbe Mary Sandford from
New York arrived yesterday.
SAVANNAH, April 6-Clcarcd, ship Constitution
for New York; " A Combs Belfast, Me: ship Hcy-
nard. Boston; ship Uncle Jo,. Boston The brig
Philip Larrabee is ashore on Sapelo Beach endeayor
ing to stop leak.
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cnarIesten cotton and Nico nInrket.

Charleston Cotton and lsicc Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
=. CHARLESTON Monday Evening, April o. }
d CoTTON.-The staple was dull, with but limit
ed demand and Light oe-ins stock. the article cles-
tna fat under less favorable kilograms. quotations
being somewhat nominal. Sales about 225 bales,
sl at 251; 10 at at 26s; las at 27; Is at IS;
20 at 2sx;1 at 2slS, and Il on private terms. We
quote:
- -, LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
r.: Ordinary to good ordinary ..... ..26Hg27
Low Kidding. ...2lagLiH
Midding. ...... ..1'7A'@-
BY New York classification we quote:
Low middling. ..Zi%@-
RICE.-The inquiry for this article at unchanged
ates. Sales 90 tierces Of clean Carolina, say 40 at
2 1916 40 at sX; 10 at sH. We quote common
10 fair clean Carolina at 7%@sS; good 5-le@8%.
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Total. l,42791
Increase in visible supply. y............ 332oa
Stock of cotton held by Manchester spinners at
the mills now TO- 600 bales same time 1868. 240O0O
bales. Middling Orleans, now l25sd; then l1zsd
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Mariuf afwS.

Port of Charleston. April 6.
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NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT-IN SHOW
Centre is TO be visited on Fri
day next, afternoon and evening, with an
entertainment to be given by company OF
Indians. composing notable warriors, braves
and squaws, from the Western Plains. They
will perform under tent on the circus
ground, opposite the depot and will repre-.
sent the customs of the life of the Wild In.
dian. Trapez performances, tumbling, etc.
also connected with the entertainment.
At.
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AliasSci Fa Sur MechLien, No. l52 April
=. Term,


NENANGo COUNTY, sS:-The Comlnonwcallh
Y of Pennsylvania to the Sheriff of Nenango
County, greeting;
Whereas. Lem Fortune has filed a cSim in our
Cour of Common Pleas for said County against a.
+ Dean j. G. Ralph. w. ii. Ralh, ct al, owners
and Ande son and Carroll, land owners, Tor the sum
of fifty six dollars, for work and Labor done and per
formed, ard ,maeras furnished for certain li
Well and ltasehold on the Ensign Farm in On
Creek township, VenangO Coun,y, Penn'a, hcins
lea5c-No ?, on said Farm; bounded north by lease
No !. of sad Farn east by ltase No. 13, south by
lease No. Of said Farm west by road leading from
Pleasantville TO the Warren and Franklin Turnpike
and the Armstrong Farm, containing about an acre,
held by written lease for term of years, toSethe,
with the improvements and fixtures therein erecl,u
and constructed viz: one engine house, derrick,
one bull wheel, band wheel, belt, and one sell OF
drilling tools Al d, whereas il is alleged that tne
said sum still remains due and unpaid TO the saln
plaintiff Now command you that you as be'ore
make known TO the said defendants and to all suc
persons as may hold or occupy the said properly
Tint they be and appear before the Judges OF our
said Court on the first Monday of June next, ,o
show cause if anything they know or have TO say
why the said sum should not be levied of the saiu
property to the of the said plaintiff, accord
the form and effect of tha act Of Assembly in sucl
case made and provlded, If 70 them 1t shall see
eypedlent and have you then and there this wiz WI.
Witness, Hen John Trunky, President of our sa''
/ Court, the 18th day of May, A. D.. 1863
j. H. SMITH, Prothonotars
| II. r. HERPsT, Sheriff
uncl7. "a True Copy
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TREASU RF II.

Error RrcoKp:-P'ease announce the name or
T. n GRANT "a cand'date for the nomination for
County Treasurer, subject to the Msa o, OF me ne
publican party. MANY Ctr'AhNS'
M. Ep1roR: - Please announce the name Of
OUN A. CHRISTY, of Oil CITY. as candidate
~ nomination or County Treasurer, subject to the
nsa1e. of the Republican party.
MIR. Christy is y man we'll qualified for the posi-
ion Is an ardent Republican. and wa. during the
war a faithful soldier. MANY ClrlhGNo.
Mn ErIroR-Please announce IN name o. dEO
w BRIGHAM asa candida ate for County Treasnr-'
MANY CITIZENS.
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The Return ,os-N1r. Peabody.

The brightest bit of news we have heard
lately is that which tells that the only very
wealthy man of the present century, who
fully appreciates the purpose for which
God gave him wealth, is coming again to
America--his lone.
The whole civilized world reveres the
name Of GLoRGE PEABODY. as its most H.
,ustrious parsonage. He has wasted no
precious ,ime-he has advocated no absurd
'hrMies-ae has brought sorrow TO no one IS
door. He comes to end his useful career 10
peace. in his native land TO appropriate
rightly tho residue of 4 vast fortune. TO ex.
hibit The ledger Of life which contains nc
record, but il faithful performance of duty.
and to show to bis countrymen how TO dis
charge the responsibilities which belong tc
cuslodians ofthe people.
Like true businessman, he prefur,dc
ilqnldAte, before his death. all claims whcl
society Or humanity could properly bring
against him, and surrender his life with Q
thoroughly clear conscience. His exampl,
AT Tie present time (when demoroliz, tior
has boone SO hrnlr seated in lnany com
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New WELL. AT. WEST HICKORY. The
Titusville Star of this morning says: A
new well was struck day or two since at
West Hickory, and is pumping from so to
100 barrels per day. The we'll is 40 feet
deep and is only down to the third rock
The oil produced is a cross between the
black and green oils. This we'll is in diff
erent locality from those put down at that
place during the winter and Spring of 1865.
1t is owned BY Collins Bros, Of Oil'City.
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YOSEMITE BITTERs ESTABLISHMENT Re-
MovED.-Dr. Downer, proprietor of Iose-
mite Bitters, has removed his mauufactory
to the store nearly opposite Shannon's Dry
Goods store. His new quarters are more
comuodous, which is necessary. owing to
the increasing demand for his popular Bit
ter. The Doctor is deserving of success.
and fenergy and perseverance is criterion,
be is on the sure road.
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DEATH OF DAN W. CARPENTER.-From
the New York Clipper of the goth ult. we
learn that Dan w. Carpenter, more famil-
ary known as Dan Collins, minstrel and
character singer, and manager of what was
known as Collins Minstrels, died at the age
of 33 years, at the residence of his parents,
No. % South Third street. Brooklyn, on
the goth ult, of consumption. His decease
is deeply deplored by his relatives and
friends because Of the amiable quail
tiles he possessed, and his generous and
genial conduct toward those with whom he
came in contact. The deceased had many
friends in Petroleum Centre. lie was bur
ried in Cypress Cerietry, on the 23d ult. +,
and his funeral was largely attended
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HAvERLY MISsTRELs.-T To- gbt our cit
zens are to bo favored with an entertain.
ment at the Opera Mouse, given by the
Haverly Minstrels. This troupe is very
highly spoken of by the press wherever they
have given entertainments. Their jokes,
spuns. ETC., are entirely new and original,
and we feel assured that those who attend
will be highly gratlled and well paid for
their time and money. Go early if you
" ish to secure seat.
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Sanitary Measures-Their Necessity
In Petroleum Centre.

Petroleum Genre exists in name and
business,activity, but now presents the most
filthy harum-scarum appearance, owing to
theuegligence Of our citizens in not proper
ly cleaning aronnd their dwellings and busi-
ness places. 1t reminds us OF the breaking
up. ofa' bard winter, when everything per-
ishable is on top of the ground, sending
forth an odor which welcomes disease.
We are now entering upon the warm
months, at which time, in all we'll regulat-
ed places the people are compelled to
thoroughly cleanse their yards, remove the
gathered iiltu from every quarter, and give
healthful appearance to everything. We
have no corporation here, and to place our
streets and yards in Q healthy condition,
must depend upon the neatness and care OF
those who occupy the grounds. 1t is a great
I'd with plaques to much greater ex.
tent, as certainly disease arising
from iilthiness never received more encour.
ugement to locate than it does in PETROL
cum Centre t present. Not only are our
streets filed with the slosh of a whole win.
ter's gathering, but the back yards between
Washington street and the railroad. and al
S, on the opposite side to the Creek, are in
condition sickeuing to the sight and dang
erous to life. Will there not be some &C
lion taken to remove this barrier to bealtt
from among ns?. The Central Petroleum
Company could benefit us by draining into
the creek, and this, with the assistance o
occupants of the land, would greatly i'm
prove our sanitary condition. Disease w
must expect, and disease we invite, so lonG
as our streets and yards are in their pre-
sent filthy condition.
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Guitar Strings at W, IT, K,orc,son & Co.'S.

AlisMa.--.Las, week wa called attartion to
The Constitution 8i'ter5 Of Seward d Botr'oy, and
now we take pleasure in noticing their AlisIpa for
tie hair which Is slii TO he very foe article for
the toilet We are Of the opinion that the rrepara'
tons OFFS d are all good, for the reputation
they sustain as Druggists IS good evidence that
they would not PIT anything in the market OF an
ordna'y ci1rrc,er. Messrs. "A. D, MILLER co
have y or slle aud We hop. all our friend will
try H.
For all Bronchial aG.,,ions, Try Stewards Cough
| Cure.
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The repairing of the railroad slide near
Tryonville, has not progressed as rapidly as
was anticipated. At the time it gave way
there we're three gravel cars on tue track,
which have entirely disappeared in the
quicksand, and atlast accounts they were still
going down. No attempts are being made
to raise them, and workmen are filing 10
over them.
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munities that rich men ere encouraged TO
believe that it is their special privilege to
lie, cheat, orsteal, is especially beneficial
and his coming resembles ray OF unex-
pected sunshine in the midst OF much bad
weather. Mr. Peabody snow on the At
lantic, ;and will be in the United States
next week. A hearty welcome to him.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

ybnnnao County that i. Y. SIG;iINS of Oil Creek
township is u candidate for County Commission
or, rubect to the usages of the Republican party.
Mr. EDIToR Please announce the name Of II.
r NIXON, Of Cornplanter Township. as cand-
date for County Commissioner subject to the usa-
res of the Republican party. MANY REPuBLIcANs.
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REGISTER AND RECORDER.

EpIroR REooRp:-Yom will please an
nounce that JAMES W SHAW will be a candidate
fo- nomination for the office of Register and Record
or. subject 10 the usNces Of the Republican party Mt
the ensuing Repubcan Primary Election. MI
Shaw was Private in Company ST." 14!d rem
srlvanio Volunteers and lost right arm in battle
of Gettysburg. He Is comoetcnt and oblging. and
has served as Register and Recorder for one term ~
the entire satisfaction of all who have done bn.ness
with him. NENANGo COUNTY,
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ACCEP PTANCE.

ACCEPTANCE.
FRASKiIN Pa. May 90, 1869.
Messrs u. Stewart, John Jcirords, William frough
f W Andrews. and others:
GENTLEMEN: I have read yonr communication
prbi shrl nthe Ttusville Daily Herald OF this morn
iup i'm which YOU do me the honor 10 express conn
dence in my ability 10 represent this District IN the
House of Representatives and request me to become
tbereto talc pleasure in saying that consent to
YOUR reuics,, ndhoreby respectluy solicit the sup
D1rt Of my Republican friends throughout the
county OF The 9TH Of June, lSds'
Yours, very truly.
j. D. .McJUNKIN.
Mn Eo7-op.-P,ense announce to the citizens Of
Ven,nro tounty, that W ILL1iM GATES. oil Rock
land Township. is candidate for Member Of Az
semhly subject 10 the usages OF fhe Kenunncan
party. MAN L SiiiH"'S'
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Albert Tyler (colored) was executed a.,
noon Saturday for poisoning Z. Hubbard,
also colored, whose child Tayler had at
tempt to outrage and who had threatened
10 have him arrested. Tyler, who seemed
little better than brute in intelligence,
confessed his crime on the scatfod. He
died instantly. A large crow was pre-.
sapt.
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Local Notices.
NEW SELECT SCHOOL,

MHs. BARREN begs to announce thst she will open
a private school in VIM. Braggs building adjoin-
ing the American Hotel on Monday May 3ist
Hours of tuition from a m, till l2 m, and from
30 till pm.
Terms: for pupils under IL years. 40 cts per week
over IL years so cts per week.
e9tf.
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The receipts of the ticket agent OF the
Pacific Railroad at Omaha have averaged
$4,000 per day since the opening of the
road One day last week the evening train
for Sacramento took seven passenger cars
full the majority ofwhich were through
passengers.
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SrecIgl Notice.

WORDS or WISDOM for Young men, on the
Ruling Passion in You aud Early Manhood with
SELF HELP for The 'tr'l an UnfrturR'c Sent
in scaei letter enyeloues, free Of chNrs, A1,ress,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, pEILADEIr rHI.,
PA Man a. 3u.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-01

Passengers are still obliged to cross the
Isthmus at Tryonville. The trains meet at
opposite sides of the break, and passengers
make the traasit by plank, distance OF
800 feet.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-01

Until further notice the mails will arrive at an
depart froia.ths Office as follows
AI,gIvE
South and East, via. lrvineton, lo9s a. NJ
South and West, e" Moadvlle,'51s r. Nj
North and East, Cory. a51
DEPART
south and West, s45 A. NJ
,Soutl East and West, . 30 p. NJ
North, East and West, 1000 A. NJ.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-01

At o May celebration near Houston,
Texas, a boy OF six ycaIs was bitten in the
hand by a rattlesnake. A Miss Mary Boken
who was present, picked the child up in
her arms, and by continued snckins OF the
wound so extracted the virus as to save his
lifo
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CANDIDACY ANNOUNCEMENTS.
STATE SENATOR.

MIR Fplron-p Please announce tho name of Col.
A. p DuhCAN "a IA candidate for State Senator,
subject to the usages Of the kcpubiican party
Mr. FpiroR - Please apnounco the name OF
JAMES NJ BREDiN. OF Franklin, as a candidate
for State Senator subject TO the usages OF the Re
,,h,;csn nsrty MANY CITIZENS.
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The new oil well near Nenango city, is
still pumping about 80 barrels day. Sew
eral new wells are being put down in the
same locality.
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On account of the railroad slide at It'd
;oute. the down train due here at $40 p. m.
yesterday, lad not arrived at Irvinton at
9 o'clock this morning
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WALL PAPER, fresh supply, of all styles aud
prices, just received at a. D. MILLER & cos
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NJ. E. CHURCH.

NJ. E. CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at II A. NJ. ana
7HP.M Sabbath School attwelve O'Clock
NJ. Seats Free. A cordial invitation
extended to all.
REV. C. NJ. HEARD. Pastor.
SITS. PETER AND PAUL'S (CATHOLIC)
CHURCH.
Mass at 1914 a. IN.
Yespers and Benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament at p. m.
Catechism at 2 p. m.
JAMES DUNN, Pastor
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Divine Services.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at IL o'clock A. NJ, and ~
o'clock p. NJ
Rev. J. r. OxToBY, Pastor.
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one by one the vclocipede rirks are dis
appearing
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Hardwnro-A large assortment of which ia
being closed ont at reduced rates at REYNOLDS
BRoDHEAD & cos, No. II Centre St. oppo,i,o
the Post Office, Oil City, Pa
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All accounts not settled Immediately, will bc ,cs,
with an officer for collectioa.
Apr.li ". REYNOLDS SCn
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The Finest lot of Navy, Plug and Smoking
T3b, fon Baltimore AMI Lynchburg in the mar
ket at A. d. MILLER & CO 's.
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A SrPpl.Y OF WALKING CANES or EVERY
rliis . h's Srcn ~-ceivcd at \ D Miller L C..s
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Dry G0Ods.'a large stock at REYNOLDS
BRODnEAD cos, No. II Centre st, opposite
tho Pat Ofi,e. oil CITY. Pl.
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WALKING CANES TAD. MILLER ~ co.

AnOth ep large stoc, of Wall Paper mat re
ceived at A. D. MiLI.ER & Co.'S
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The very hes, pocket Cutery-Razors and scis.
sOrs-all warranted-at W.EaNICHOLSONS
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%, PETROLEUM CENrRr, IA, ,
July 27sT. lSGS.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-01
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Receives all daiies and Illustrated Papers from N0,.
York twice per day and will mail any paper pph.
lished Illustrated weekly papurs, s1e5 per ,bro.
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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-01

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