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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-12-24

fETe An exchange says: ''You might
as well attempt to shampoon the head
OF an elephant with thiniblcfull of
soapsuds as to attempt to do business
and ignore printers ink.
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TO EXCHANGES.

Please remember that the Native
virgtnl9p Is now published at Gordons-
y Orange @, il. Tell your
'@'tlng clerks to make the change.
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The Alexandria Gazette chronicles
the arrest of "A negro named John Rob
lnson Tor stealing horse worth $3.50
and killing him to get his hide, which
be sold for 81 25.
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All the stock has been taken in the
"Farmers Bank of Nansemond. and
the bank will be ready to commence
business in few DAYS.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-12-24

II By unanimous vote, the P-es-
byterian church OF Stanton has abol-
ished the pew system, and nov has
tree church.
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PIEDM0NT AND ARLTN III1
LIFE INSURANCE COPtNY,

home 0sftCe :--Eeacsss m0ns. Va.
". Q. GARRTNGTON, President.
ID. j.. HARTSOOK, Secretary.
Assets and Investmemts, 1880, 200,
| NSURES on all the most approved
plans. It's policies are non -forfeiting
I'LL uty,aes ot>2 per cent. Of profits among
year. VI ooii''
1t receives premiums allin cash. or In halt
loan, or ono third loan, as applicants may
1t allows quarterly or seni-aDnuaI nav.
hGhts OF cash part OF premium.
~ accepts no security for the money il in
vests except real estate first lien
NO stocks nor government securities will
pc received by 1t as security for debt.
~ rs oincered and managed by gentlemen
t boin anu Drea N the South. OF good charnc-
ability and for fidelity to their trusts. and
the premiums paid into this Company will
i hot 20 70 increase the wealth of the North.
but viii be used within our own Limits and nd
VIII relleve our own Impoverished people
W. &. CARRINGTON, President.
J. J: HOPKINS, Secretary,
Z. IL. PERRow, Medical Adviser.
DIRECTORS:
j. Hartsook, w. d. Cabell, T.. G.. Thur-
lIrniona, j; Il. Peebles, Hudson Martin, i. p
rltzp,atrlclS, William Gordon, G. A. SchafE
Ter, William Z. Shepherd.
REFERENCES:
Ten. Beaqregard, Col. u. G. Garner. Judge
a .iexander Walker and Gen. Mason GRAHAM
e sy dis11aisGlana; Gen. Simon Buckner, Of Lou
sNlIie Ten. j. j.. Hood, New Orleans. .fudSe
=. I. Mabry, Major j. II. Pratt and Ward
Taylor, Jr, Jefferson, Texas. gu
LIBERAL commissions will be given TO good
wanted. s'pe'ia'lly
N, NINE HUNDRED Policies issued during the
iiht elgAt months of active work
Income over $40 000-a success ahead Of NIL
with bright progpccts ''-
, rul rates OF INSURANCE. cali upon the Local |
AgeII'., ,..o w. IL. RICKETTS,.
july or 1000 Orange Court House |
j. NJ. MURPHY, Agent
GOrdOnsYille Na
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LATELY MUCH IMPRovED-AND THE NEW
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRNGER

- 800 A'hA NV bD-A ND THE NEW
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER.
| MPROVED with RoweIl's Patent
Double Cog-wheels, and the Patent sion
are now unquestionabiy far superior 10 aIiy
apparatus Tor washing clothes ever invented
anu WIZ save their cost twice IL year, by saw,
ing labor and clothes, ~
Those who have used them give testirnonv
a 8 follows: '0''iiiioiiy
I'VE like our machine much: could mot he
pursuaded to do without il, and with the aid
OF Dolly, we feel that we are masters of fine
position. "-Ieer. u. Scott, bishop NJ D. Church.
III is worth one dollar week in anv tami-
ly.-N. Y Tribune. -''''i
In the laundry ofmy house there is a per-
petuaI thanksgiving ON Mondays for the in
Venlion. Ken. Theodore L. Cutler.
Every week has given 1t u stronger hold
upon Inc affections of the inmates of the
launiry."-N. Y. Observer
. heartily commend it to economists of
1iine, money and contentment."-IeeU Dr.
"FRIEND DoTY-Your last Improvement of
your washing Machine Is a complete sue
cess. assure you "our Machine" after a
year use, Is thought more of to-day than
ever, ana would not be parted with under
any circumstances. '-Sot0n Robinson.
Your washing Machine has been in daily
. use IN our iaundfy, and the housekeeper ex-
presses nerseli as highly pleased with it. 1t
ceflaihly accompllshes a greater amount Of
work, with less labor, and does II OF wear The
eiothes near SO much as the old-fasilioned
Wash-board. By using ii, one lnundrese ia
dispensed with.'-HR. III y. Rouad. S,iI,e19
tntendent Of Infant Department of M f1tbo.
TtfleS AulScfU. NJ v (JgJf 0S'''tN
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-12-24

IEF7 Our friend of the Bristol News
is good plasterer; but he means well
ana We are really very much Obliged to
him. Miller of the Virginia Advance
has said tolerably Isharp thing in a
small way.
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Aiea,

On the Both ult., at his residence, near Mad
" years. '7''
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JANUARY MAGAZINES.

We have received a number of them--
too latefor further notice at this time
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tCP Ninemore failures in New York
Friday and three in Philadelphia, and
many more elsewhere.
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PRECES.--A Fair OGer.

=, send the retail price, Washer 81. Extra
ringer ~, and we will forward either or
poth machines, free OF freight. to places
Where no one is selling; and SO sure are we
enat tney VIII he liked, that we agtee to re-
i tnnd the money if any one wishes to return
tria, according to directions.
no husband, father or brother should Y1er-
m ,,st. tie drudgery OF washing with The hands.
nv 1.-TWO days IN year, when it can be done
oe.ser, more eXpeditiously, with less labor.
ana no injury to the garments. by a Dotv
oiothes Washer and Universal Wringer.
CahVassers with exclusive right of sale
make money fast selling them,
SOLD by dealers generally, to whom liberal
are made 'A
Il. c. BROWNING, Gen Agent.
August 20, 19G0.-cm, -'e" AoiA'
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REPUTATION.

one Mungen Of Ohio has sounded the
hrst note OF reputation on the floor of
congress. Whereat the N. Y. World
HIS aloft Its arms in exultation, since
the democrats were. thus.aiiorded an op-
portunity to repudiate reputation -
Very well! But the day is not vet
oyer--it is not even high noon. We
Shall hear more OF this before shutdown.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-12-24

FOR COUGHS, COLDS, &c.-Wis-
ters Balsam, Jayne's Expectorant. AL
zen zen s Lung Balsam, Wine Tar, Flemiug's
cough Candy, for sale cheap by
december "a, 1869. CRAVEN & co.
IA l. T.-Just received so sacks of Liv.
- erpool Salt, which we will sell to country
merchants at city prices, added freight
December q, 1869. v -'4 Az
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-12-24

OVERCOATS, Shswis. Canes I'm
- der Shirts. Ladies' and Gents, 6vershoas
Sassltneres, Flannels, Linsey's, Counter,
panes, Sheetings, blankets. Ladies Dress
Ioods, new styles, ShawlS Balmorals No
Iino vests, Empress Switches, White, RAJ
a a,t ,oiored Kid Gloves, Ladies' Hats. R'h-
%ev s, Rn ibbo,n flo n Wreathes, Pumes,
llcles TOO numerous to mention. For sale OF
no. y on L. w. SHEED'S
- -, -, %. Variety Store.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-12-24

ME- S. It, Fish. Bacon. Lard, Plorr.
ayar c9 - n neal, Hlce Soda Starch, Soaps Vim
ts'gar, no, LaGuayra and Java Co1Iees Teaa
a nTo ,s, ana al. Coffee Sugars, Molasses Crush.
Y W anu c rqly erlzed Sugars, cheese, Cotton
Saif 1, lotion BATS, Carpet CHAIN Horsford,
sero r ng Bread Preparation. No. Kero
S Slae manners and Lfnseed OIls. Window
1lass, Putty &c, For safe ot
December II, 50. Voriatu g.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-29

ADvrcE.-A prudent old gentleman offers
the following rules for self-government: cal
ways cit next the carver, il you can, at din
ner; ask no woman her age; be civil to oil
rich unclss and aunts; never joke with po-
licemau; take no notes with You to fancy
bazaar, nothing but 'postal;' your oldest hat,
of course, for an evening party; don't play
at chess with widow; never contradict =
man who studies; pull down the blind before
you put on yonr wig; make friends with the
stewart on board steamer, there's no know
ing how soon you may be placed in bis pow
er; in every strange house 1t is as well 10 in
quire where the brandy is Kept, only think
if you were i'll in the middle of the night;
write not one letter more than you can help,
the man who keepsnp large correspondence
is martyr tied, not to the stake, but the
post"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-29

"ALIsAA." 1t is not often that we have tho time
to spare or the inclination, to notice any Of the
thousand and one preparat ions soldihroughout the
country, each, as it is claimed heing u sovereign
cure for one or more of the ills that flesh is heir to
Indeed, we have frequently wondered that people
ever died stall, orgrew old even, when, by small
outlay thsy'could furnish themselves with some
thing which would keep disease at bay and defy tho
assaults OF time! Concerning the efficacy Of one Of
these remedial Preparations and one which las be
come celebrated of late-we can speak from per-
sona experience, and cOnscientiousy say It Is good
We refer to 'Alisma," an article for restoring and
preserving the hair, manufactured by Messrs Sew
ard Bentley, Chemists and Druggists, No. 1S9
Main Street, Buffalo.--BufalO Com,nerc al Adv No
slow sales for Stewards Cough Cure. A. ID. MIL
LER y CO., Wholesale g. Retail Druggists, Agents
for Petroleum Centre, Pa. febl7
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-29

The oil business IL very lively on the
Niagara Petroleum Co.'s Farm and sur
rounding farms at present. Leases are be-
ing rapidly taken, and new derricks are 60.
iug up In every direction, probably with
the intention Of carrying out the prophecy
of the old verse which reads thus:
"Stranger, You fortune seek,
Just turn your steps teward Oil Greek,
Erect yomr derrick In the air
You'll surely make your fortune there
Aud the poet was right, as there is no bet
ter place for making fortune than in th.
oil regions.
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THE NEWS.

A New York lady is happy in possessing
a cast.ofr handkerchief Of the Empress Eu-
genie.
1t is fash ionable, in Montana, to attend
balls barefooted.
Gov. Sprague, of Rhode Island, rejoices
in being the possessor Of u pair of oxen
weighing 1900 pounds
San Francisco is 10 have new weekly
paper devoted to the interests Of the ladies.
with capital OF $4,000.
Pittsburgh is tired Of the debate Of the
City Fathers in Council trying the question
as to whether it IL better or not to have
paid FIRE department
Rio Jcneiro advices state that Lopez is
collecting his army at the mouth Of the Te-
buquy river, and Buenos Ayres letter state
that it is reported be has coded Paraguay to
the U. S.
The locks on the Wslland canal are to be
cleaned out. II 10 not thought that the ca
nal will be opened for navigation before the
first of April.
The jury in the csse Of Kaufmans, the
ehild-murdersr, ct Pittsburgh, rendered
verdict of murder in the second degree.
When the verdict was announced the pris-
ousr wept bitterly and WAS much affected.
The first shad of tho season was taken in
New York harbor, yesterday.
The Fenian leader Halpin, is 10 be releas.
cd upon guaranteeing future good conduct.
Colonel R. NJ. Douglas has been appoint
ed private Secretary to Gen. Grant.
George Francis Trains last is--Resolved,
That selling England whole skins for six
pence and buying back the tails for shil-
ling is played out.
Drinking is regarded in Oregon as pre-
ventative OF smallpox, which is now raging
in that State, and the new invitation is,
Lets d;sintect.'
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-29

Ir having been reported frequently that
the smallpox prevois to some extent here.
we have competent authority for stating
ease existing in the place, and that there are
but two cases in the vic unity, one OF which
is in Bennington Run, and the ether At
some point on the hill. Both are Of very
mild form and are in a fair way Of recovery,
consequently there need be no unnecessary
alarm as measures have been taken to pre-
vent its spread in those localities.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-29
POMEROY'S DEMOCRAT.-Tbis nj

POMEROY'S DEMOCRAT-This new
paper has wonderful circulation. In nearly every
town in the country the democrats and working
men getting up clubs for II. II is tho holdest,
sharpest paper publish d, and walks into Congress
and the Bondholders regardless Of results The
paper has over fifty thousand subscribers in i:hs
State Of New York alone. send for sample cop.
ies which sent free, and It tor yourselvs>-
Address A. NJ Pomeroy, Priating House SQUARE,
New York CITY Mchl2
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-29

About ten years ago, o charter was taken
out for railroad from Fort Erie to Wind
sor, Canada, skirting the north shore OF
Lake Erie, and called the Great Southern
Railway. Recently the project has been
taken up with new energy. The old char
ter having expired, new one has been pro-
cured, under the title of the Erie and Mag
ara Extension Railway. Under the new
charter provisional organization Was form
ed, the capital was fixed at $4,000, 600 in
gold, and it was provided that permanent
organization could be effected when $4,000
900 bona fide subscriptions were obtained.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-29

The young, rich and handsome widow
AS time goes on and she gides gracefully
ints the era of mitigated grief, how bean,i-
fll is her whole manner. how tasteful her
attire! The most exquisite colors of the
rampant kind look garsh beside her dainty
tints, and the untempered mirtb Of happy
girls 10 coarse beside her faint subdued ad-
mission Of moral sunshine. GraJs as ten
der as doves breast; regal puppies which
have glow behind their gloom; stately
silks Of sombre black, softly vellsd by clouds
OF gauzy white-all speak of passing time,
and the gradual blooming OF the spring af:
tho sadness Of winter; all symbdlize the
flowers which are growing ever on the sod
that covers the dear departed; all hint at
the melting Of the funeral gloom into pos
sibls bridal. She begins, toe, to take pleas
urs In the old familiar things Of life. She
steals iuto . quiet back seat in the opera;
she just walks through quadrille; she sees
no harm 10 fets or q flower show, If prop
srly companionsd. Winter does not last
forever. and q lifelong mourning is weari
some prospect; so she goes through her de-
gress In accurate order, and comes out at
the end radient. For when the faint shad.
ows cast BY the era of grief pass away, she
ia tho widow par excellencr--the blooming
widow, young rich, gay and free; with the
world on her side, her fortune in her hand,
and the ball st her feet. She is the freest
woman alive; freer even than any old maid
to be found
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venango County Court Record.
Franklin, March &c

Atrial. Drake (usr) VS.. James Rocker
Summons in Covenant. Tried; verdict for
the defendant.
IIodiI & Segar Vs. Allegheney Valley
Railroad Company. Summons in trespass
on case sur sssumpsit. Tried; jury find for
the plaintiff in the sum of $7O4.
Levi Hall 50. Winsor Brothers i Minis.
Continued by consent.
r. l.. Cochran vs.. II. c. Johns. Contin.
ued by consent
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-29

A FULL house witnessed the performance
of Nick Of the Woods" and BLACK Eyed
Susan" at the Opera House, on Saturday
evening. The acting was good, especially
that OF Mr.. Eddy and Miss Irving, who fair.
ly ou!did themselves. The performance
WAS enlivened by the singing of the "Old
Man Song" by Mr.. Dan. W. Collins. This
company open at Housewife tonight. We
bespsak Tor them crowded houses during
their stay at that place.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-29

There is now refrigerator ship, which
has been constructed in New York. The
experiments made seem to demonstrate that
the project will be entirely successful, and
that hereafter distance will be no barrier TO
transporting perishable articles on the
ocean. The ship is the William Taher and
she is to be dispatched to Texas, for cargo
Of fresh beef, OF which it is calculated she
may bring 400 tons.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-29

How TO CONE Down STAIRs.-Here is a
true story, to good to 60 unpublished. A
young fellow, respectfully connected and
well known here, used to get drunk very
frequently. Shortly before Browns Hotel
was closed he was one day as usual under
the influence Of benzine, and stumbled at
the head Of tie stairs leading from the
landing to the front door. Down be came.
heels over head, humping from step TO step
until he was landed in q rather promiscuons
looking heap. A stranger who waa just
entering the hotel, thinking the fellew had
sustained serious, If not mortal injury, ran
to pick him up, but the drunken m.n msjes.
ticslly waved him of staggered to his feet,
aud in response TO the proffered assistanc,
roared out, Snow you jes lem'me lone
Want no slob-rin round me. allus CONF
down stairs that way" The stranger de
parted, Illuminating. g.-Eris d dispatch.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-29

OLD stagers will tell you that nothing
takes the psach-bioom Of verdansy or Of a
young man like u sound, hard filtration in
which young Narcissus gets badly worstsd.
1t makes man OF him, hardens bis moral
cuticls, and takes the conceit cut Of him
etf.etually. A writer in Lippincotts Mag.
azine, speaking Of this, says: "For every
man whose heart is broken we use a phrase
current 10 its romantic sense among women,
and which among men denotes the state Of
mind revealed by proinse smoking and spas
modic devotion to biliiards-twenty have
their eyes opened, and are, on the whole,
considerably improved by the process We
forget to whom is due the credit Of the re.
mark, that a mans usefulness generally
dates from tne time he looses his
interest in women; but, without going so
far, we ars.content to rest upon the conclu,
sion of our own experience-that until man
has had one or two serious frtatons he is
not to he relied on for earnest effort"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-29

FIVE or six noted Chinese burglars recent-
been recognized by their fellow Chinamen,
who are eager to have them arrested. They
use an Gsthestir which is said to be much
more powerful than chloroform. One in
stance of its use in San Francisco has al
ready occurred.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-29
To all whom it May Concern!

Take notice, that we have the sole and exclusive
right for five years from November, tsGS, to make,
put up, and sell. in the United States, WALLIS
IMPROVED MAGIC BALM, under an assignment
aud purchase from s. & Wallis, patentee, and that
we will enforce the law rgidly against all persons
who shall make, put UP, and sell said Balm without
our consent.
W. W. PERKINS ( co, Franklin, Pa
ArA. d. MILLER 81 co. Wholesale gpd Re
tail Agents for Petroleum Centre aud vicinity.
mch.3.1m
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-29

What next from California? A San Jose
paper relates that shower OF fresh meat
has fallen upon spot in that vicinity. The
ground to the extent of about five acres was
covered with meat, which fell from clear
sky. One gentleman who was standing in
the field was pelted with the little chunks,
aad another nude quite q collection of the
fragments to show to the editor 1t would
seem as IL the 'man in the moon" had tipp-
I'd over his refrigerator or blown up bis
butcher shop.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-29
VelOcipede School.

Mr.. r. J. DARROw, has removed his school for
instructions in learning to ride on the velocipcdc
to Akin's Billiard Hall He will be assisted by
Professor Porter, celebrated teacher of the art,
who will give lessons Admission 20 cts. Use
of velocipede per hour 10 cts. Hall open from
a. IN to 10 p. nj. The public are invited.
March 23.tf.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-29

POMEROY'S DEMOCRAT.-M N. or
"Brick'' PoMERoY 'sinew paper already exceeds in
circuaionevery other political paper in the world
1t is ''rsd ho!, and of unusual interest Send for
sample copies Printing House Square, New York
City. mchle.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-29

The Miller we'll, on Charley run. near Oil
City, was reported to bo producing at the
rate Of twenty-five barrels per day on Satur.
day last. Another new we'll on the same
run, which hes been tested during y few
days past, was also producing, but the yield
was smaller,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-29

A Louisiana paper says: "A mother and
her child were accidently ground up in
Bogs's sugar cane mill. We regret the acci-
dent, as the quality of sugar furnished at
this place has been very good"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-29

The 1000 a. IN. train had not arrived up
to 2 o'clock p. M. On account Of the tele-
graph line being down we are unable to learn
the cause Of the detention, but hear it ru-
mcr-d that it is occusioned by landslide
nc. \ lidioute.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-29
Fas sllfOn--GOssip, ETC.

Sky.blue plush jackets are now very mucn
in favor with fair promenaders In New York,
who set them off 10 the rear with great
bunches of blue ribbon. To slim figures they
are becoming.
At the Inauguration ball there was fe-
male in an imitation Of masculine costume.
She wore green silk and pantaloons, and
looked like pictare of pocabontas, or like
a mermaid, grotesque and hybrid. Her
basque of fowered green silk fell to her
knees, and her flowered green silk papta-
looms were ruflled around the bottom with
black lace; her hair streamed down her
back below her waist.
Straw flowers will be very much worn
during the season.
Light green and violet are TO be the fash
ionable spring colors.
Large flowers are in vogue for looping up
overskirts.
Novelties in the shape ofsquare parasols
have made their appearance.
The panier is gone, and the hoop skirt
has not Increased in size.
Fashion authorities agree that the psnier
is now virtually abandoned.
High buttsn Polish boots OF black kid are
the most fashionable boots for promenade.
The Princess Metternich has decrced that
plain and unpretending dresses shall be in
style again.
Dresses are still made with gored skirts;
and PompAdour waists are yet in the ascen-
dant.
French gilt and imitation jewelry is still
the rage, and has almost entirely suppressed
the real article.
Black coats, says Paris paper. are dis
appearing, women are wearing powder, and
now we have sresuscitation of ssden chairs.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-29

Hardwaro-A large assortment of which Is
being closed out at reduced rates at REYNOLDS,
BRoDHEAD &sCOS, No. II Centre ST., opposite
the Post Ofice Oil City, Pa.