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AUCTION SALES.


RT SAMUEL sAMsTAe, Auctionssr.
seEE
scssis SE; VT ~ h :r rss; of s .sd
Wal, Esisr. Thru G.ny and Agpisrs aes sss
@ 81 Sfoiasrs sisSon,. En: ana S F.aes
Goods sae without reserve. Private sales at
'0 AZ e ss,ss: sA Aaos',as.r
RY WILLIAM L. wALL 90. Auotionesrs,
ID stores Nos 3i5 and 81.
eouth corner Penns avenue and 9th street.
SALE oE EIsE TUsEITnEE;. PIANO. AND
a Ga TUESDAY moRNiNG. April 9Th. W.
h Of New and Second hand Furniture. EN-,
One Rose wood Piano
Rosewood Par or saite. in hair ciosh
Grnsssl. and other Carpets
Chairs, stoves: &C.
81. and liz lbs each
barrels wbishy.,u
RIJB; WHEELER = CO, Accnonesr.,
~ No. 61 Louisiana avenue, bet. 6th and 18th SITS
opposite Seaton House.
VERY HANDSOME AND DESIRABLE
BUILDING LOT ON X STREET, NEAR
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY. April 2sth, 1852. At SO, O'Clock
. We thsl offer for sale part lot 7, sausre33
having front OF 25 feet X street bet seep aist
and ed streets, BIZ depth Of las feet to 80 foot
alley.
This is one of The most desirable lsts N the First
Ward. Ii is within few steps of the Avenue
cars, and may be secured at a great bargain,
Terms: One, four tn cash; balance in six, twelve,
and eighteen months, secured by deed OF trust
All g. sss e the
N m r -
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GRAPE vINEs-20, 900 GRAPE VINES for
~ sne, such = Concord, Oatawba, Diana, Dela-
Also, i's@s OUTINGS Of the .De.s .eEss:
ssu-n. $50 sth street scst, 81. 4 ana
/ y sASAsorIofip I..,,cr o, oo1u.,,., q.
At the City Of Warrington, on the 18Th day Of
April, 1859. The undersigped hereby xiyes no.
tice OF bis appointment assignee OF John A. 4.
NORONnY, in the city Of WashinSton. vithin
said District. who has been adJudged 8 bsnkrupt
lpon the petition Of his creditors, BY the Supreme
alo. MASON. Attorney ..-Law,
nRPHAHS' COURT. April Is. lsss-DrsrRIcr
~ OF CoLyMBIA Washington county, TO ,rst in
tor Of joseph Mansfield, deceased, the execn.
tor aforesaid has, with the appreciation of
the Orphan:' Court Of Washington County sfore.
said. appointed TUESDAY, the lith dav "a
a ertl: 4: D. lSs9, for the hnal settlement and
oistrbutfoo OF the personal estate Of said
and OF the assets In hand, far as the same have
been collected and turned into money; Wher md
where oil the creditors and heirs OF aid de-
ceased are notified to attend, With their claims
properly youched. or trey NAV otherwise by Lag be
excluded from all benefit In said deceasedS est ate
PROVIDED copy OF this order be pubished once .
week for three weeks In the Evening Star ;" pre-.
vious to said dav =
.pu-,.wsx r''' 'As s s. G,sFa Il Mi'i,.
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EDUCATIONAL.

l.
M IeS FAIRFAX will give LESSONS on the Pr
NA anoforto References given aud reQu red
Direct care FRED. FAIRFAX, U. q. Coast Sur
Ney Omce, present. apis lmH
A LADY WHO Is QUALIFIED TO TEACH
"A English, French And Music wishes to receive
the position of Visiting 0overness in Q family
where she would b willing to teach throughout
Post Once. anI6-Imr
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ny GREEN 4 WILLlAMs,
~ Auctfonee9S and Real Dstate Brokers',
NO o26. southeast corner Of 18th and D strsets
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-22
The Fortune Tells1s.

The New York correspondent Of the Bun
ale Republic says: It would amaze you y
know, IT you could know, the extent to
which the fortune telling, clairveysns-sssse'
logis.s impesture 10 carried here 10 New
York, the amount Of msnsy given to harpiss,
snd the character Of The people whs patron
ise them, have often been astohishsd TO
hear sensible, we'll educated men end wo-
men rslsts stories Of what clsirvoysnts did
for them, and express implicit confidence in
their supernatural power. The best Gus
ousrs Of the card-drswers, clairvoyants
and astrole sists are girls just getting up to
narrisgsabls period, and women given to
intrigue al a. irreprsssible desire to know
whore their husbands 60. There are plenty
of fashionable Fifth avenue ladies, too. who
consult them on the most trivial as we'll Is
the most serious matters. with the same un.
questioning confidence in what they say that
thespegro has in the advice of the fprefess.
sional policy dreamer. 1t may seem scarce.
~ credible, but 1t is perfectly true, that
these impostsrs are frequently consul lied BY
bankers, bank officers and business men,
With regard to the recovery Of stolen proper
-ty, and their advice adopted iu preference
to that given by experienced detectives. Il
certainly is not sreditable to the much
vauutsd intelligence Of the nj neteenth cen
tury that fortune tellers should flourish al
they do in the Amsri astropoiis, but as
suredly they are pS!sf'hsre today and
both In number snd power they are steadily
increasing.S
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-22
arATE NEWS.

T. B. Gowsn, acting President sfthe
Philadslphia and Reading Railroad, has
purchased the remaining one-half inter ct
10 the Trevsrisn Ceal Estate, for three hun
drsd and Ten thousand dsllars.
E. Bradley, wAlls superlntsndening the
drilling Of . vsllon Church Run last Sat-
urday, was seriously, II not fatally, Injured
BY being caught IN the bull rsps.
John Gormaa was killed at Cory, on
Tuesday morning, while coupling an engine
on the o. c. aud A. R. Road 10 baggage
car. 1t apessn that IS the engine was
backing up be sippsd, and the pin Of the
coupling was forced through bis body.
A young lady st the Porterfield mill, near
Tidioute, packs eight thousand shingles ev-
cry day, and earns one dollar each day, al
much as the male laborers. She has kept
this up for the last two months, and says
she will henceforth pack ten.
Mrs. Nelson, sf Fairfield township, Craw-
ford county, disd on Tuesday the 18th, in
the ninety-fourn year Of her age. She had
been residspi Of the county sevsnty-two
years. Her husband, Col. David Nelson,
died about twenty years ago. She was in
many respects remarkable woman, and
her mental facilities continued vigorous Ia
the end. She vas proud, and justly 50, oi
her posterity, uow consisting Of eight child.
rem; seventy-sI grandchildren, and seven
ty.two great grandchildren. 1t was her
beast that among the entire number there
was not one ilarm Of mind or dpforned
phyrisally. HG children. were all present
at her burial, with their companions.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-22

Cheysnns must b pious aad moral sowa
+" ny kiad eicsrsab (ssys writer 10 LIP.
pineotrs (ushsfsd ne isso . place called
the Gold Room, which hs assured ns, wss
enc Of the most respectable places 10 shs
tswa. II the nrst rsom front, men and
women were engaged indiscrinissssly at
cards; the rson back Of Il wss devoted to
ksue, faro, trss.eard monte, roulette sad The
sweat clsth. Up stairs, . church deacon
was dealing fare for The accommodation Of
the pssssa asd other prsniasnt members Of
the cesgrssasissS these gentlemen were too
respectable 70 play On the ground nssr.
Ysu will readily infer that did not remain
long, nor aid make any further investiga'
tions. had seen enough Of Cheyenne" ="
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-22

TIE GIFT ENTERrAINNsxr.-Prof Ever
stts entertainment last night ct the Opera
House was largely attended, and was highly
spoken Of BY those whs were in attendance.
One Of the great attractions was the draw.
ing Of valuable gifts, many Of which were
useful articles. The principal prize Of the
evening was large sofa, which was drawn
BY one Of our citizens. Tonight the nrst
prize will bs SIS in cash, and money in va
risns amounts will bs distributed as prizes
The Professor is to remain with 10 but Q
day or two longer. Go to the Opera House
tonight.
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A Newark Nlurde, story.

On Sunday evening the body Of mau
was found in Newark hay, near the light
house. It was taken Y to Newark, and
there identified by Mrs. hristian steohr as
that Of her husband, Mo resided at 217
Plane street. On hezoth OF March last he
vent into ssloen near bis house, and there
remained until two o'clock the following
morning. About that time he left in COM
pany with q halter named Blessman, and
tbsnceforwsrd be was missing. Blessman
was arrested and attended st the inquest ov-
or The body, before Coroner Chase. Evil
dsnee ~ here ct forth was given, and 1t
was added that on the msrning of bis dis
sppsaralss, Steobr was Intoxicated and
partially insane. DR.. Lshlbach testified
that there were wopnds shout the face Of
Steshr, as from . blunt instrpmsnt sad
that Steohr had been thrown into tbs wstee
vIolsnsly el1rer utyHs um5 OF the Injuries
or afterward. Blessmsn proisssss ignorance
OF the supposed murder, and says that he
parted with Steshf shortly after they left
the house. The inquest has been adjourn
cd.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-22

RossoH 4 Arnold's sew billiard psrler In
the block formerly occupied by Wolf l. NJ.
Crane. 10 being brought TO . glow BY The
haudi.work OF experienced mechanics, end
when finished, will be one Of the fnss,
ssoms in this section Of the State. The
wells are to 10 decorated with the nsatsst
ornsuentsl work. Bnt . few days will
slsrss rr. the new ball will be in readiness
ip eli il beauty. We desire to state tha
shs veil oraswsnsAtiops are furnished BY A
D. Xiliv, IL 60.
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WThus We Glider

The village Of Petroleum Centre 10 max.
Ing rapid progress In the way Of improve
nsnts; old bulldogs arc being yensvatsd
and snlasged to meet the demands Of a. ia
ersasiag business, and on every hand the
huay tyn Of industry among mechanics,
dsaotssS lively demand for all kinds Of
vorkusn, - building after building starts
up here and there TO b occupied % busi-
~ stand. Our town knows u such wsrd
- fAil, snd our advancement 10 steady aud
ssrA We notiss several new buildings 10
process Of srectisa on Washington strsst,
susng Which Is building being added 70
shs grocery sstsblishnsat Of O. F. Shon-
blon, his increasing business demanding
more room aad larger stock. He II de-
serving Of the liberal patronage lie now
enjsylng, aed ws bespeak for him that sue
eess which always attends psrsoaAl afSort
aaA sssss Apyiisatisa.
In ansthsr week our business men mar
consider themselves ON the "safs side," a.
the pipe (not the monopoly } will all be laid
BY that time, and our cltiEsns even st the
farther end Of the town, nay rest without
Tear Of 6rs. This is one Of tho grandesi
imprsvenents yet perfected in Petroleum
Csatss, and will sot only protect buildings a.
ready srsstsd, but will induce others to build
thsFsby giving % our town new nimpstus
sssssgthening those who have strength
and giving strength and confidence
TO those WHO Do not possess those quail
iacat!sas 10 too lr at . mo .sure. NJ
oil tows hes the business prospects before I
that does ours, and ere another year sbsl
rsll around, our facilities will be sxr sudet
70 . much larger degree. The spring trad
has opened II our midst in an unusual en-
esufsging manner, and in consequence ou
business usp arc gsttisg 10 large stocks
speraters have great confidence and gen
sral healthy condition pervades our sntir
community.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-22

A writer In the Boston Bulletin does up
Pittsburgh for the hundredth time. After
taking q rapid glance at the several manu-
iaetures, he says: "Almsst every article
Of use manufactured from wood, metal or
thread is produced In Pittsburgh. 1t ia one
OF the old, solid cities of the country; any.
thing Of the braggartism about the people;
no prstentious parading Of figures and re-
sources, but quiet and constant pushing
onward of industries and business No in
land city in the United States has geogra-
phical position to command such multiiorm
resources superior to Pittsburgh. It is the
gateway to the Great West, tor, as has been
well said, this is the point whore the Easj
terminates and the west begins. 1t is point
Of interchange Of commodities, and is II,
concentric point of the great Eastern ani
Western thoroughtares. Its destiny 10 oil
ready determined.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-22

J. W. SPENCER, late resident Of Pier
~ Farm, has changed bis business head.
quarters to the Office OF j. StamburpA, in
Petroleum Centre. in the employ Of Brown
Il Harrington. Mr.. Spencer is better known
10 the readers Of the RECORD as d" JOE
SwNGLE," our spicy Pisrson Farm CORES.
pondsnt. We do not desire to z pose sigh
Of the nom Dc plume or the original.
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N1Vys ITEMS.

Prof. Mitchell, the mathematician, died
at vassar College, last Monday evening,
from general debility.
j A terrific nia storm prevailed at Mitch
ell, Canada, oc Sunday night. Tho country
10 covered with water, and the damage is
very great.
The Executive Committee, Of which Geo.
II. Stuart is chairman, are completing ar.
rangemsnts br . great National Sunday
Sshso! Convention to bs held at Newark,
N. j., on the 2sth inst.
John n. Noriarty, President Of the Irish
Rspuhlisan Association Of Philadelphia, has
sent tbs following dispatch to Senator
,Chaalisr: "Accspt the thanks Of twsaty
Thousand Irishmsp Of Poansytvsnis who vo-
tsj for Cra1t n GQQsabAks for xn1e. lAtaz
;vpsyUN cd The Alabama claims. Resenstruc-
tion, resumption, aourishing nsnufastoriss.
the restoration Of foreign trade, the exten.
sion OF territory, the vindicatiou of nation
al honor, and the liberation Of Ireland
would all follow hostilities against England.
For the year ending on the first Of April,
1869, the sales Of manufacturers in the First
Ohio District were twsnty-six millions, re-
ported to the Assessor Of Internal Revenue
Sixty.uins manufacturers cold over one hun
dred thousand dollars of manufactured
goods each.
A are occurred in New Albany, Ind,
which destroyed : large two story frame
building and o,e story house adjoining.
together with thsgrsater part Of their con-
tents. The buildings were located on Main
street, between Lover Eighth and Ninth
streets, and occupied by W. L. Critshlow,
who did grocery business. Total loss 90,
900; insured $3.50, 10 the North Ameri
can of New York, aud 5000 in the Ohio
CoDpany. The oigin of the fire is un-
known.
The trial of William Abrams. for the
FSung murder was comm, need in the Cri-
Wiual Court at indianapolis on Wednesday.
A motion Icing made by the prisoner.
counsel for a changaof venue, further hear
ing was postponed ultil Friday.
On Wednesday mrning the body Of all
old man named Auiin, was fuunu ny tae
roadside near Madisa, Indiana, whrle lie
fell down an embank,ent three weeks ago.
and was killed.
: Two persons were crested in disrepnt
3 able house in Quincy Ills, Monday night
= on suspicion Of beini the robbers Of th'
= messenger of the Ulted States Express
near Mount Sterling, Friday night last
o On one Of the men arAsted was found two
thousand dollars, supNsed to be portion
st of the missing funds.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-22

The Atlantic Telegram Company, which
earns thirty-6ve huadrstdollars in gold each
working day, has conelded to make dis
count for what they eall' social messages" !"
1t will cost merchant much, at present,
to order bis ship to aNtber port, but he
may inquire after the health Of his wife 10
Paris at half price.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-22

Dry GOOdA . large stock at Reynolds
BRoDhEAD cos, No. II Centre st, opposite
the Post efhcs, OH City, Pa.
Carpets, Of every quality and description, q,
REYNOLDS, BRODiHEAD h cos, No. IT Cep,r,
Street, opposite the P, o., OIL cry, Pa.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-22

POMEROY'S DEMOCRAT.-M. NJ. or
:! Brick" PoMSRoY's new paper already exceeds in
circulation every other political paper In the world
1t is 'red ho.'' and OF unusual interest Send 70,
s'mple copies. Printing House Squarc, Ne,p Yor,-
city. mchIg
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CANDIDACY ANNOUNCEMENTS.
REGISTER AND RECORDER.

EDITOR REcORD:-Yem will please an
nounce that JAMES W. SHAW will be candidate
for nomination for the Office Of Register and Record
er, subject 10 the usages Of tho Republican paryM
tue ensuing Republican Primary Eltct,on;, , p. MI
s,Ivaui, Volunteers, and Il st right arm In battle
Of GetiyshuIg. lie |. comretcnt and obliging, and
has scrI, IA Register aud Recorder fs one term I,
the entire satisfaction Of all WHO have done nurmeSs
with him. NENANSo oooN'i
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-22
RICH MARRIAGE GIFT.

THE RIcHEsr Gift which Young Man can pr.
sent to his Bride, Is a sound constitution and pure
heart. Essays on these subjects, with the humars
tviews Of benevolent Physicians, sent in sealed Ia
ter envclopes free of charge. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box r., Philadelphia, Pa. j2o 3m
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-22

'AtIsMN" 1t is not 0flen that We have tia time.
tn spare, Me INCLINATION. to notice any Of tho
thousand and one preparations sold throughout Tho
country, "aeh. "a It IA claimed. heng n sovereign
cure for one more OF the ills that flesh !. heir to-
Indeed, VIC have frequently wondered that people
ever died at all. ar grew oil even, when, by small
outlay they could furnish themselves with some
thing which would keep disease at bay, and defy the
assaults Of time! Concerning the efficacy Of one of
th,se remedial PREPARATIONS and one which has bs.
come cr'ebrnted Of 'nte-we ran speak from mr..
sona' experience. and conscientiosly say II Il go0
We refer to 'Allsma." an article Sbr r%atoring and
ard Bentley. Chemists anodDrnygists, No lS9'
Main Street. Buffalo Bnffs{t tnmrnerc si Adv No
slow salea for Seward's Ca1>6 Cure. A. d. NIL
os sF F:Ioi.om &c" ~s:ls:c' e:ni:e Druggists si aS;a'
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-22

THE best place IA town to get a pair Of Boot,
made Of the best Stock, that win wear well, and
warranted to 1T, 10 at J. A. Plante,s Fash.
ionable Boot shop, Washington Street, Petroleum
Centre, Pa. Give him trial scnl0.tf
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-22

hr. John A. Koouce, recently appointed
Internal Revenue Assessor for the Twsuti-
eth District, isa prominent and influential
Republican Of Mercer county, having been
Chairman OF the County Committee, dele
gate to State convention, and chosen del
sgate to the Chicago convention Of 1868.
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To all whom, II way Concern !

Talk" notice. that we hav"t''e -nlc and excl i've
r'.ht for five wears from No""n'"r. 1853, I" make.
ru' M. md sc'l. in the United Sta'e,. WALLIS
IMPROVED MAGIC BAtN. IN ler nn assignment
and prrchas" from s g Wn's. lat"itee, and that
wrwil rui,'"r the law Vi .ii'y -ainSt all rc-sons
who shall maze, put up, and sci said Balm without
our cJns"n'.
". W. PERKINS & CD, Franklin. Pa
M A. D. MILLER Il 60. Wholesale and Re.
tail Agents for Psrosum Centrs and vicinity
mch23-lm
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FRED. SHuLrs has fitted up room over
bic saloon for a ladies' ice cream parlor,
whore hs intends to keep on hand during
the summer this delicious beverage in oil
it, sweetness. Fred. has recently fitted up
bts saloon on the ground door 10 q very
tsndpome manner.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-22

ROsECRANs FOE GOVERNOR OF OHIo.-Ac-
eording to . Columbus dispatch in the Gin
cinnsti Gazette, the Dsmoeracy Of Ohio st
the capital are taking ofHossersns fog GOV.
ernor
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-22

THR new we'll OF the Hess farm situated
little north Of the Did Rovseville we'll, own.
cd by Tuller Walker and Others, 10 doing
but little thus far. There seems to be some
difficulty in exhsuting the water.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-22

$2o FMs 1os KILLING A SHALL BrRD.-
By an act of the General Assembly Of Penn
s,lvsnia, approved the 3lst Of March, A.
D! 1868, penalty Of Twenty-Five Dollars is
Imposed for the killing Of any inssosivorous
bird, sns.half Of this 6as to be paid to the
iniornrr. Here 10 an opportunity to make
twelve dollars and half, and render the
community effective service. There 10 no
practice 90 inhuman % the killing Of the
pretty little songsters that warble beneath
our windows sud gladden. our hearts. It 10
the duty OF every good citizen to prevent
their destruction and this can only be done
BY prosecuting those VINO violate the law.
Tbs birds that are elasssd uuder the head
Of inssctivorous birds are robins, martins,
swallows. blue birds, wood.peekers, &c.,
&C., in fact oil the various small birds gen.
orally ly.-Harrisbnrg Telegraph.
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WALL PAPER !

just received large stOck Of Spring patterns, 4,
n. C. JARVIS FURNITURE STORE ms
~ PAINT, WALL, wHfTB WASH d SHOE
BRUSHES, . large stock just received At AD
MILLER d co.'s.
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PROTHONOTARY.

We are authorized to announce that JOSEPH II
SMITH, ProthonOtory Of venango County; wiz ps
A candidate for re-nomination, for said onlce' SUI
ject to the usages Of the Republican parry
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-22

Hardwarc-Al large assortment of which 4,
being closed out at reduced rates at REYNOLDS
BRoDHEAD j. cos, No. II Centre ST., opposite.
the Post Once, on City, Pa.
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New Flour, Feed and Grocery
store
L. g plR sRRH LcR

At the OLD BANK BUILDING, on MAIN.ST,
opposite the McClintock House, has on hand a
large and first class stock OF Flour, Feed aud
Groceries, which he is selling at a low Agure.
~ Don't forget the plaeo-whers A, D. Cotton
q Company broke up. jan7-tE
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The Very Latest Gable dispstches.
Ed SUTHERLAND has charge Of the Petroleum
Exchange Dining Rooms, where he will be happy
to zee all Of his old friends again at hs new
post Don't forget to give him call and get good
nice meal and the finest cigars and liquors, as I'd.
knows how TO suit the hoys.
PetrOIeu m Exchange Restaurant,
next door to Ishana's JeWelry Store,
Petroleum Centre. Aprl3:iw.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-22

CANARY BIRDS. mals and female. new stWs
just received, at A D. MILLER CO.'S.
Also fine lot OF imported English Gold Finches
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Co" All persons wishing u he VACCINATED
can call at A. u. Miller ~ Co.'S Drug Store and
have the pure fresh article inserted. No charge
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Hats, Cars. Boots and Sh0es.--A large
assortment at REYNOLDS, BRODHEAD / cos,
No. II Centre Street, opposite tho Post Once Oh
City, Pa.
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~ BURTON's- TOBACCO ANT1DOTR,
DON'T CHEW, sn antidote for Tobacco, and DIR
JOHNsoNs AROMATIC ANTI. TOBACCO COM
POUND, for sale at A. D. MILLER Il cos.
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All accounts not settled Immediately, will he lef
with an officer for collection.
Apr.Htf. REYNOLDH q 10.