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Observation-Disclosures HEART.-Ths is cue
of the most touching dramas upon the
pages of m )dern dramatacism, and an ap-
preciative audience assembled at the Opera
House last evening to see it personated by
Sberrys troupe. The character of Nathan
Huntroyed, by j. +. Sherry, was reality
ITSELF and the 'reprobate son." by Mr..
Mulligan, was support of the first order.
"Besaie," Miss Jennie Carol, was not be-
hind the others, and to the entire company
those present are indebted for the best of
entertainment Tonight will be presented
the play Of "Atter Dark, :" to conclude with
the farce Paddy Miles" This is the last
night of the season.
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REsusCITATIoN OF OLD TERRITORY At
TARR FARM.-At one lime some o. the larges
producing wells in the oil region were situat-
ed on the flats between the railIoad and the
creek at q time too when none but flowing
wells were considered at all desirable TO
possess, Some of these wells were reckless.
ly deserted which soon watere1 ths whole
fiat, and all the wells were abandoned. A
company has been organized for the pur-
pose Of operating the whole fat, and see. if
by pumping all the old wells, the water can
be exhausted, and in q degree, the former
production CT oil brought back Mr.. V. NJ.
Thompson, we believe, is the representa-
tive of this company; and gentleman who
we are sure will prosecute the work with
energy. a sixty horse power engine is now
being set up, from whicn connections will
be made to the engines Of the different wells
ithus saving a great expense in the cost of
uel. We will anxiousy watch t. is enter.
prise as Its success will demonstrate the fact
that old territory can be made to repro.
duce.
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No wonder SO many Mormon converts
come from England, for bigamy, at least
has ample encouragement under the moth
er countrys laws. A man may even have
.hree wives legally in the United Kingdom
Suppose he is an Englishman. and marries
an English woman in London. That al
lance is binding. Bat he may 20 into
Scotland, and, out Of her own country, she
has no claim upon him, He may then 20
to Dublin, wed with bnXom Irish lass,
and then ship back 10 London. leaving bar
very common impression. too. in Eng
land, that the marriage OF an Euglishm an
with en- American woman in America can
not be considered binding in England.
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DEcosArOX OF SOLDIERS GRAVES To.
morrow, 3Oth is the time set apart through
out orr coudfry, to pay tribute Of respect
TO the fallen heroes who died IN delonse oil
the Union. The date this year coming on
the Sabbath it has been generally ordered
that the solennities Of the occasion lie Gel
ebrated to day Saturday, not because the
ceremonies are not sutlciently sacred t per.
form on the Sabbath, as the ceremonies at
the graves, merely, are exceedingly appTo-
pirate for the Sa bbath, but the professions
aud general display appropriate to the occa-
sion, will be The more appropriate on week
day. Althugh no demonstration will be
made in Petroleum Centre to-day, our read
ers will Civ, \ thought 10 the gallant dead
The following poem ia commemoration OF
the day. is beiutilal suggestive:
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The Liverpool Chamber Of Commpsce
held meeting on Thursday night, and
volea an address OF welcome to Mr.. Motley,
the new American Minister. Mr. Patterson.
in speech in support of the vote. regretted
the failure Of the law officers 10 prevent the
escape OF the Alabama. The precedent was
bad one, and the maritime interests of En-
glaud were sure TO suffer from it, Moderate
compensation could cancel this PRECEDENT
lie would rejoice ii it were granted by Eng =
land He was assured that the preser
ministry would meet the claims Of the Uni
ted States without compromising the ratien.
al honor.
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Ecnango o County Cour, Record.

y special term of the Courts of this coun.
| 2.,h inst.
Presentation John Turnkey, prcsidinE;
, Hols L. 5. Mccormick and James l.. Con
nelly, Associates.
John Bodehervs. Geo. Shidl5--Actiouu
der Sheriff IS inter plea1er, Tried, Verdict
Or plaintiff.
J. r. Hamilton VS.. James Owens Dis
continued on the record.
Henry Hoover vs. NJ. Nille-Dis.ontinu
cd on the record.
j. * T. Algeo vs.. Z. Lambel ton Cou-
ued on application Of plaintiff; and rule on
plaintif to pay costs Of this term.
Michael Weaver ys. i. W. Da'is-Con-
tinued by consent.
Jacob Edmunds Us. Cumberland valley
Mutual Protection Company ny-continued by
| consent.
Hook Dame d Co. VS.. :. z. Armstrong -
Continued by consent.
C. L. Akcrly (use) VS.. G. W. Davenport
Continuation application u INC defend
| ant.
John McKissck VS.. Clark Oil and Min
ing Company-Continued by consent
l.. r, McAvoy vs.. 4, b. iorteons, ct. al.
Continued on lapr!ication of deienlau Is
and rule OH them to pay costs 0; this term
l.. Il. IIollenbeck (usc) vs. j, W. SheI-
man-Contnued by consent
Caughey, burgess q Waikervs.. Jackson
Orr ct. al. Continued op application Of
plaintiffs, and rule On them to pay costs o.
;ais term.
Wm. Hopcwel vs., j, G.. Arbutknot ct. al.
Continued by consent.
Henry Gormly VS., James uagserty..-
Continued by consent
A Special term for sho triol OF civil cases
was appointed for the first Monday ofSept
1863.
t. 7
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QCEER,-~-That notwithstanding A. D
Cotton Il Co., broke up in the old bank
building, opposite the McClintock House, j.
S. Prather is now selling choice Groceries
and Provisions in the same stand and at
such low figures that he too must surely fail
in the course OF few months Please call
and satisfy yourselves. Goods delivered
Tree of charge 7, o. box POS.
Nav 2'--1
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REGISTER AND RECORDER

EDIroR BECORp:-Tou will please an
nouuce that JAMES W. SHAW will be n candidate
rr suhicc TO the us1ges OF .ae Republic IN party u
Inc ensuiug Rrpuoiican Primary Election. %r
Shaw was n Private in Company ST." II d Penn
svvanil Volunteers and lost right arm in la tie
of CCttyshUt@ lie is # mt and obliging. ard
has served aS Register and Recorder for term
thr entire satisfaction of all who have done business
with him. NENANGO COUNTY.
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JAMES RoBINsON's CIRCUS AND GARDNER
d kENYON's MENAGERIE.-It is seldom that
so colossal an institution as the one which
heads this article, visits oildom. The par
aphanelia of the institution ia Of the most
costly and beautiful description; and in the
grand street parade, forms q pagent Of ori
entail grandeur, but we are assured that all
the attractions are not offered on the street.
butt is within the mammoth four-centre
pole canvass where tue great features of the
institution are brought forth Within may
be seen the first menagcrie that has visited
us for years, embracing fifteen cages of liv-
ing wild animals. so arranged41CtO. ';e all
" "iI'ert"nity of viewis -rf
natural history. The, ~ -
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l5WARE STORE !
- URYAN & CO.,

is headed by thoworlds rreSrtyrc: r:te'iSH isi"r Jas.
Robinson auG this is his fist visit 10 Pc.
troleum Centre and that he will meet with
an ovation We feel convinced that no other
rider IN the woril has attained the cccbri-
ely gained by Robinson. lie rides u free,
unrammeled ateel, executing feas upon
the bareback of his horse that ate consider.
ed next to impossible by other riders upon q
broad padded one. The whole company
are first-class, and we expect rare treat by
the visit of this immense exhibition in cur
town on Wednesday, June 9th.
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,rlme of Closing Mails.

=. o., PETROLEUM CENTRE. PA,
July 2Isr, 1865
Until further notice the raais will arrive at ahc
rpart from this Office as follows:
ARRIVE.
South and East, via. Irvineton 10. Is A, NJ.
South and West, =" Meadville, SIS 7. NJ.
North and East, " Cory. 255
DEPART
South and West, S45 A. NJ
Soutl East and West, so p VI.
North, East and West, 1000 A. VI.
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Guitar Strings sW. II. Nicholson & Co.'S,
alisGna.--~La weak wa called a,tenti

AlisEna,--~L& weak we called attention TO
me Constitution biers of Seward II Bentley, and
now we take pleAsR, in motto 10 their Alisma for
tie hair, which is 5aho be very ne A, .lcle for
the tohet we are owe opinion that the prepara-
uon5 OF > " u are s good, for the reputation
they sustain as Drugs, Is good evidence that
they would not PIT anya,no In the market of an
ord nary character. Me-. A Il. MILLER & co
have it for sale and we Npe all our friends will
try II,
For all Bronchial a'ecn", try Stewards Cough
Cure.
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Awake, arise, or be forever fallen'o

New SELECT SCHooI.-Miss Barber, late
teacher OF the school under the Catholic
Church, advertises elsewhere TO open a Sc
!fct school, in Bragg's building, adjoining
the American Hotel, on Monday next Miss
b. haspgeTei herself an efficient teacher,
and is worthy the patronage of the public.
For term7, etc, sec notice.
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Lieutenant General Phil. Sheridan was
in Cincinnati on Tuesday. He went out to
the race rourse and met General Breckin.
ridge on the judges stand. They got along
together very pleasantly.
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SAM. THE Ice MAN.-lce is essential, SO is
Sam Bloomer, who delivers the cooling
ca1ces every morning in Petroleum Centre
His customers one year are his customers
always. "Will you buy, will you buy Of
me?"
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EGcRl Notices.
NEW SELECT SCHOOL,

Nh. BlEHGG hcg. to announce that she will open
PRIZE school in VIM. Braggs building adjon-
Ing th American Hotel on Monday May slst.
lIouf OF tulou ieom m, till -. m, and ( ON
l;3) tilfpm.
Term, for pupil, unda" u years 4octs per week ;
over u yars 80 els per week.
90 II,
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Mr.. W. G. PlummeT, editor of the .Siay, At
Titusville, we notice upon our streets To-.
day. His vigorous campaign in Titus
vile wears lightly upon him. He seems to
accordtn sentiment with Lucifer (who was
afterwards termed Satan) in his address to
his legion.
NAIyakn nrisc Or hn rnrnrar n,lInr,.t
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER

Mr.. EbIToR:-plnasn announce 10 Tho citizens OF
Verangn County that ]. Y. STGGlNS of Oil Creek
Township. is n candidate for County Commission
er. subject to the usages of the Republican party.
Mr. EnToR Please announce the name of II.
lB. IIXUN, Of Cornp'antcr Township. rs candi-
ale for County Commissioner. suhiert 10 the usa
So Of the Republican party MANY RErUBLICANs.
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CANDIDACY ANNOUNCEMENTS.


MR kDITOE-Plcasc announce tho name of Col.
a. Z. DUNCAN n a candidate for State Senator,
subject TO the usagcs of the Republican party.
Mn. EDiroR: = Please announce the name Of
JAMES NJ. BREDlN, OF Franklin, rs candidate,
for State Senator, subject to the usage Of the Re
publican party MANY CITIZENS
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CHANGE OF TIME.-Oil Creek Il Allie
g.ley River Railway. Monday. April 26:

A Hannibal, Mo-. merchant advertises
for a burglar. He has broken the key Of
bis safe, and cannot got at the valuables.
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MERCHANT TAYLOR FROM New YORK;
W. Levi Merchant Taylor, from New York
has opened store on Washington street,
Petroleum Centre, two doors below A. D.
miller N Co., drug store, where he makes 10
order all the latest style of clothing, and gu
"ran'"es perfect fit in every instance Mr..
LIS "A experienced taylor, and keeps on hand
large assortment cI clothes and cassimcrcs,
and all kinds Of gen'lemeu's dress goods.
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We e"'i ,N nv ''"e' s"'u'H'
BeIteGhSnaI cannot trust,
Than tn h'llazs which tell the nation
That ley guard } soldiers dust
By elcsnound, in reverence passing,
Stay moment-drop Il tear;
Cherislc in each comrades mem'ry,
Is tn brave heart resting here,
For thg snare our harl-won laurels--
Thel like ours, a soldiers namc
And tlir names in blood are written
On be muster roll of fame
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A medical professor in Vinne explains
the velocipede mania by the suggestion
that man is not yet contented with the pre-.
sent rate of mortality.
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FEOTHONOTARY.

r fn'TnT:-p'eose annornce the name Of f. G.
CRAWFORD, of Richmond Township, cani
date fnr p Otnu1'aVv subject to the usigcs of the
R1pUbcln par. =. SOLDIERS AND RErUBLICANs.
Nh rnIToI.-pcasr annorncr the name Of TroM
a. D yNGHY. o. Petroleum Centre, as n candidate
Tor pr1thpuHlarr of Nenhngo County, subject 10 the
u-l"es of the democratic party.
We n'c authorized to anrornco 'h't JOSEPH II.
SNi I'll. ProthOaOtory of Ncuango County. will he
candidate for denomination, for said Office, suo
iect to the usatas Ct the Republican party.
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Diyfne services.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching a.. IL o'clock A. NJ, and IL
o'clock p. NJ
Rev. J. r. OXToBy, Pastor.
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JAMESTOWN CLoTuING SToRE. This es-
'abishment, So well known in the oil reg.
'"n' and so Justly popular is now even mote
'''n before. better prepared to suit custo-
mrts, Mes,rs. Llmmei, & Alden have la
Zen great paths in selecting a stock for tas
SPIN trade. and al the latest styles Of
''o'h'na in' srgfnS aud summer wesr son
"N9ibi''on ana soie a! ,his ee' ablishmont
" 'Ju.le 70 :Hcw good:
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The Royal Canadian Bank at Toronto is
ehd to have been engaged IN gold speculative
movements in New York, mud losses 10y these
"eretbe cause of lis failure. Several o her
'anadian bank are in the same predcament
aad their operations have been miscihev-
oas element in Wall etrect business. The
General verdict will be Served then u cht.
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!. Rev. s. J. NJ Eaton, of Franklin, will
= iatAs Pros byterian Church, in this
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Special Notice.

WORDS " WISDOM for young men, on the
Ruling Passit in Youth and Early Manhood, with
SELF HhLP 'r the Elring and Unfortunate. Sent
IN scaled letter NveOues, free of charge. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, PHILADELPHIA
TA' May 81, 3m.
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WALL APElt, fresh supply, of oil styles anu
prices, jnsi'ace'vel at A. D. MILLER & cos
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Thos C. DURASr, Vice President, John J
Cisco, Tresurcr, and Wm. II. Macy, ors o.
the Directors of the Union Pacific Railroad
have resigned The former retains his inter-
est in the Company, of which he is the lar
a,.l s.o.Ehlller.
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R1CV MARRIAGE GIFT.
CAUTION TO OIL OPERATORS.


ALL persons are hereby cautioned against buy5
ing or using Sucker Rods. WITH Socket Points, III
Socket being wcdgod on TO the rois with eithoE
',ooden nr ue'alic wedges and connected together
~ connecting bolt. except Of my manufacture,
as am the sole owner of the pate. FOR connecting
iol- in this mlnncr; al others mad, Substantially
IA above are direct tnfringemeRis my rights ana
a'l Da'tic1 using rods so cbnnnotcd, not Of my man
nacturc, lay themselves liable to- and will b, pros
cc1ted according 10 law. W. j itNIS
j. S.--Ihi3 notice is inserted, no. n mere
'rarc-crOw, hIt will be attended to, and riGidy en-
forced Apr 10:2m. W. J. |,
tR" BUTTONS TOBACCO ANTlDOTE
DON'T CHEW, an autilotc for Tohacco, and DIR
JOINSON'S AROMATIC ANTI TOBACCO CON
POUND, for sale at \. D. MILLER ~ cos.
Rasins for 10 cents per pound at
22-lw WACUTER'S.
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NJ. Il. CHURCH.

NJ. L. CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at IL A. NJ. ana
7l1P.M Sabbath School attwelve o'clock
". Seats Free. A cordial invitation
extended to all.
REV. C. NJ. HEARD. Pastor.
SITS. PETER AND PAUL'S (CATIlOLIC)
CHURCH..
Mass at l014 a. IN.
Vespers and Berediction of the Blessed
Sacrament at p. m.
Catechism at p. IN.
JAMES DUNN, Pastor
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ACCEPTANCE.

FRANKLIN, Pa, May aj 1869.
Messr-. d. Stewart, John JeGords, William Rrough
/. W. Andrews, and others:
GENTLEMEN: have read yorr communication
published in the Titusvc Daily Herald of this morn
ing, in which You do me the honor TO express conf
dence in my ability to represent this District in the
House Of Representatives, and request me to become
candidate subject to Republican usages. In reply,
thereto take pleasure in saying that | consent to
your request and hereby respectfully solicit the sup
port of my Republican friends throughout the
county on the 9TH Of June, 1869.
Yuurs, very truly,
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a SUPPLY OF WALKINGCANEso OF EVERY
variety hlSoo'h receive" VI u Miller L Co.'S
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n. Il. .F.2i1. EHtf0r.

,,et. Centre, saturday. May -.
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Yours, very truly, -
}. ID. McJU NklN,

Mr. EDtrOr;-Pleisc announce To the citizens of
NeuoncO County. that WILLIAM GATES, OF Rock
In nd Township. is a candidate for Member Of A.
.cm y, subject TO the usages of the cpublican
party. MANY CITIZENS
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-12
HIRAM CORRESPONDENTS.
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nearly secured their hay crop, which
is very lightIinlquautitss and extreme
ly inferior in quality. The June frost
did immense damage to the grass
much more thas2ae ehs lfarhsfS sapp9sed
ugtikthey began to gather their hay.
Tht fi1e so}bAl Jul CROP VIII ~ Tsf heavy, and
the prospect for potatoes never was
BkftaET3FrdnHpfese SItllEospaatst ttvrf
can be no doubt but that there will be
more potatosso raised raigdloIth this Xsar, XsaI, thar
there has'ibeen banpftwoayears pre-
viously. |
The fruit crop swill9be1 Verylight
but very few apples, bafelSa thougf
for home consqmntion9n9The peacf
crop, that promisedzso fair in early
spring, will be almost a failure. a
naWs species Of Gureulie, OF some ethel
1Blacks spHb i.ia 4ssGt has Ra aade Wa
upon the delicious peach, and SO fa
has been generally successful.
Psi.ff1hide .fhide faff ferhi Of + Hfifain 1e6feg'
commences Tuesday, the 10th inst
and the iHdtcati9nsA are tIHt an unusal
ally large number of students will b
in attendance.
General Garfield I'll ifIf has returned frof
his census tour, and it is rumored i
cqaH {iHRs. .tf@Aa ahas S6sainsa asom
valuable information regarding NeI
England fpd1 fpd1tiif fisheries, lls and that it vii
beabsalntefyc necessary for the Gov
ernment to afford more protection I
.;i4he ,4ishdifes and New England e9fcl
J priseS generallysSI sliGm1 10 l,n9 hiIbs