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SEWIAo MACmISm
AEIHoDGBT BOOK COECRRN, |
30 MulbSFFY Street, MY,

30 Mulberry Street, N, Y.
Bsing In constant receipt Of Inq ulTiss
from cor brethren respecting Sewing
Machines, With requests TO recommend
and purchase. We hAvS In conjunction
with some lady friends, carefully and
thoroughly examined the various
machines Of practical value for family
sewing aud nnd those made by tbs
Wheeler 4 Wilson Manufacturing Com
pAny, to fully combine the essentials OF
q good instrument, aud such a. We can
confidently recommend. Having seen
90 favorable rsaultS from their use 10
our own and the households Of our
friends, We are dssITOuS that their
benefit should be shared by ell our
brethren. and hence have interested
ourselves In LhelE behalf.
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Dec KELLED.-We arc glad to report
the sudden taking OF Of dog in Cen.
tire Wheeling, yesterday. He exhibit
cd symptoms Of hydrophobIa and made
several attempts to bite persons, but
we believe did not succeed. Six shots
from a revolver put an end to his oxIs.
tence.
II we are not mistaken the require.
ment OF tue city Ordinance In relation
to dogs has been partially. at least, met
In the case above given, and we shall
expect proclamation from the Mayor
ordering all the dogs In the city to be
muzzled Immediately. The only thing
wanting to bring the matter fully
within the provisions Of the Ordinance
aforesaid, Is, that His Honor be inform.
ed oil the facts OF the case. Won't
some phllanthrOpIst give him the InEor.
maLlonH Let us have the proclamation.
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TAG Latest orT,-Don'I fall to call
at Brown 4 HlESins' Gallery and SsS
the new addition 70 their RGStIe Pho
toGrAPhI, which ES really novelty.
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gTSUEaHrG.
Franklin Insurance Company
an TuuHrtTNu

1905, 900.
DtIUotOFI.
sAM'L MCCLELLAN. 9BoR0E MKNDEL.
q. W. FRANEHEm, J. n. VANUE,
J. ii, HoTBs, MICHAEL REILIHY.
LOUIS U. BTTBRL,
This company how having been organized
nVG yoarS, and In that time done 4 6uOO0Ss
full budnHR, n still prepared 70 tRko Tiaks VI
Gair rala8 on Buildings OfRll kinds, MerchAn.
disc, Misunderstanding Establishments Fur.
nlLuto, steam Boat and caTrOSa on the W1-
torn Rlv6n and LAGBS. This company Of.
fem superior Inducements 70 FRrIneiG, WheFOs
by th6y can 10 Insured on Dwellings, Purs
nlture, Barns, and contents fOF or y6ATR Ut
reduced rates, This being State company
with the
paid In, and surplus OF any company In the
StRta; and composed Of some ninety four
tockhOldBrs, most Of whom are among our
00at business man, recommends ltB8lf 70 The
favorable confederation Of the InmFinN
public and EOlleiLE their patronage. AppIi.
cations for InHuTRncO VIII DO promptly alton.
ded To Rt their once, No. . Monroe street, "
q their several agencies throughout the
8LAte,
U. ~. COES, AOcy.
u. O. DICK, Asst bBu'y,
dAM'L MCCLELLAN, PrCaidSuI.
GEO, AENDEL, Vlno President
iHblD-tl&W
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DOS'T fail 70 LOOK over The larlO
u,ook o. L.adisa'. A1Hlas' hnd ChIldEal's
Wu.E e ~, an1 Oollla pEinls via
.nRof u,ng uffhs sl1lnAoaEna.
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GhnGnteItiqerter.
SATURDAY noRXISo, AUGUsT d
New Advertisements.

QuiT WoRK.- Yesterday, the heaters
In the Belmont Mills were compelled
to quilt work on account Of the intense
heat.
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WHEELING, ". VA.

NGJE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF
w Merchants 70 our very large assortment
OF Boots and bhOOI now In store for Fall
AUD Winter Trade.
with Ru experience Of many yeAB, Tour
hOuA0 having been established In 1871 we
can, with truth, RaSOrt that our stock for ex-
lTrsEulRTlty, and adaptation to the wants ul
Wet Virginia and Ohio, L. not and cannot
Ia M POaRSaf1.
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L'un RLnNr hAS ESeslvSd = anS A.
nortnAnt OF he sPriRg style Of Lasting
BalmorHlS ana Balloa CATER.
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MUNICIPAL CoURT.-As the term
wears away the business transacted
daily becomes less. It was remarked
In our hearing yesterday that the Court
would probably adjourn to day until
the next term.
The Court met at the usual hour yes.
terday morning.
In the cases OF Good win, Hyatt &
Go. Us, Badger, judgment was entered
for the plaintiffs.
In the cases OF Howes Us. Parrish 4
Mcdonald, and same ~. Parrish q
Mitchell, the pleas were withdrawn do.
PENDANTS called and judgments render
cd as TO Mcdonald and Mitchell, and
continued as to Parrish.
Judgment was entered Tor the plain.
tlas in the case OF Dillon, Thompson
& Co. Us. the West Virginia Mining and
Manufacturing Company.
Adjourned until 10 O'Clock thl. morn,
Ing.
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JUEI oPENED.-nS nnt lnVOlrs Of
CarPStS ioF fall trade, Of ell ErAdSs, 81
J. Z. Orr a Co.'S. dGW.
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Just Received

A VEnH TNFolGA1I0g a. sOy1rA
~ A. - UlAN5 alu2o ~ uailt
6UVRAuIasln son
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wHr viii yea boy and utS OiAsE
WinSs WhSn yOd an depend on the
PErIty OF Perkins, stSrn 4 Co.'S. CalIior.
mia WiaSa and Randy, TOT sale By Ia
mund Booking had Booking 4 Cayroll.
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PAHTRlDaH has iaS, FOosiVOd = new
ulpPiy - sluSosoOpas and sssVsos-
eoPis visuS-anali SVSI hssuGhi . ihls
oay.
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For aala.

I'M SHARES STOCK IN BRIDGE Com.
IUu Uany.
S s6Goi stocE in Yrankliu Insurance
CON pany,
sbSI1S SLcsE In Msrrhnnu National
III vi 1.IRwls.
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Ggt 9Ele.
1bio Countv porm Por BAD.

Ohio County Farm For Bale,
I AN AUTHORIZED TO SILL AN TX.
isFu d AhSFt CIUsk. within two miles Of ths
TOM OF West LibtFtY. Quo COuntl, con.
tAluing about ~ asTe1. Tho land v IN good
condition, aud this tiils ubqussiionhblO. II
will ~ gDd nv hnd pom TSAsUnAbS terms.
NJ John Brady OF West LboFty, will show
the placs " any DefAOd dShnng u par
chAss. FOR pT;GS, terms, &C., aBs
THIS, OBkiEA,
Real Ellhts Agent.
NAIEEL buosl, BJuih Of Custom HOuB.
hnhH
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FoR anything and everything In the
way OF Boots OF Shoes 90 10 Louis
BioAd's,
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THH IVoia'sti pasasTa Of S.Piy sAFptl
ar brouVbi To ,hs sity, jas rSeslvUA
q }. Q. ottA ca'e Coma Asa ~ fSC
yourselves. daU,
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ATEw more Of those beautiful Nos
quito CAnopISS len at J. G. Orr 4 Co.'s.
surO preventive 70 No0uITo'S HILLs.
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IN mn LBS, SUGAR-CURED HAMS.
OU UUu 0,Oo lbs Plain Hams,
O0,NO0 lha shoulder
10000 lbs Clear 4 OleAE RID Sides
10 TiOrcoa Prime Lard.
6OKeEA
50 Barrels Extra Lard OIL.
40 Bbls Juno Family FlouI
800 do Star do do
100 do Swan do do
80 Half Barrels Lake Fish,
50 Barrels Vinegar.
50 Boxes Factory Cheese
% do Conc0ntRtOdL y
ISSsIsI' ny HANp1AN, JORDAN 100.
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WANT OF UNIFORMITY, AND HOW
WE PREVRar IT.

The want OF uniformity In Boots and
Shoes, II Il we'll known. equals II not eX'
cOeda that Of any other kind OF mRnuiRc'
tured goods, In order 70 protect ourselves
49, We uAeo ~ = L y, t W ~
and uniform, except they DO TOO low in
prlco 70 allow Of uniformity, To insure this
every pair Of Boots and shoes that cnlels
our store 10 carefully examined and rejected
unless found correct In BlEO, frea from dam.
ara and mi fNFnN In nnnIIlv
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Transportation.
BALTIMORE L OHIO R,R. OOMPY


WHEELING, May Sth, lS0O.
IOAhSiENgkR TRAINS WILL RUN BY
1 thh following schedule on and amer the
10th day OF May, IBoo- Wheeling time.
GRAFTON ACCOMMODATION.
EABT-LEAvn WEsT-LRAVES
'WhOOlIng SPAikoTSbuTR
daily Al...,..6:e6 .. m. daily GI...-iAsO a. IN.
CRmOTon.....,7;10 uRft0n ..l:sD D. m /.
Warrington. S66 FHlIn ont .....6SO
FAlrmonl.".aG%0 AAnnin RtOn.6,l6
ARRIVIh0 AT Cameron .....7b0
Grafton AZ. IO:%6 =. m. ARRIVING AT
PaIk6rHbnTg,l:I5 PIN. Wheeling u, E66 D. M,
Sundays excepted. Sundays excepted,
EXPR!fBS TRAIN,
EAgr-LEAvEA WET, VIA Q. O, d,
'WhoOling sLNRVs Wheeling
daily Rl...-lGtO q. IN. daily St...'.SS IN
ABRIVEs AZ BeuAlr ...."...l;t6 -
1nitOn .----. 40 pan. ARRIVE Ar
Cumberland &G Cambridge, T,O
HATp6T'B F'y .26S q. IN lZRnegVIlIO, .B:8S
Baltimore. ...-0:6S Newark ...,..,l0:l0 "
WASN'T 'nCiIy $40 COlumbul,...ll:3Op u. m
"EKOOpt Sundays, CincinnRtI.--.ls(Os In,
'kXoOpt Sunday,
FAST LINE.
KAHT-LBAVm WEST, VIA O. o. D,
Wheeling I,OHY0l WhOeiInT
daily at. $50 I'm. daily Rt......GsCO 4, m,
ARRIVE AT lSollAiF. .,,.....6bo "
dttIton. e. s.,,,,.bs1D p,m.I AHRIHE1 AT
CumbeElAnd- Gl0 Am. BATnOSVlll0 .Sal6 "
WlnoheStsE... G26 cambridge 800 !"
batltnoIo .,.s.-.ht0 kan0gVIlIB.,.fh6 "
wash CITY l0.I0 NBWaEk....,,ll:OO
PhllRnHlphlAla0O IN. COIumbuA ...l7:l6 y, m
New fOFR.".t1O pm CinclnEAu...4.l5
MAIL TRAIN.
EABT-LEAYw WET, WAC, IN
"WhB0linG SLIBaVel WhosIInV
uAuy at..lQabO p M daily RL..... no q. m.
ARRIVES AT H0llaiF....,..,,.8;l6 "
HrAtton .-.-,..-Glb Am. ARRIVE AT
PAEkSnbufB.-7:D BaFneHVilIO,l:SS
SumboIand..Glb Cambridge. ,R60
Winchester. ..AI6 pm. lZAnbgVilIa,.I7;O0
HAgUTbt0Wn. no T" N0WRIk,,.....B:H
Baltimore. .,.baO COlumbu1 1000
" AAhn Clty.blS Cincinnati ...2aO p. m.
SbundAya excepted. 'jundAyB excepted,
Trains on the Main Line make oonneo.
tons 1t Baltimore with trains Tor PhiiSdoI,
phlAI New York and Boston At Rainy
ho1SSo' via Warrington CITY, for all point,
Central Ohio trains make direct Oonuso.
1on o. Columbus FOR ali points West Erd
TlsESIS o all principal points can bo pro.
cured at tho once.
.,I-IEIgTIS JOHN L. WILSON.
Muster Of TrGn1p0rtSt Baltimore,
X. 7. DEVRIId3
nAyu 00nArAl Agent, WhOOIlnR.
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ALL ORR WORK

IL made and selected mainly with view 10
BERVICE and REAL VALUE, tecurlng for
thsm AL tue style we can without SRCrifeO
Of quality.
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Rusrro PHOroaRApHs are all the
rage at PartrIdge's.
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WOMEN's MISSES & CmILDREN's


In the department OF womeu's, misses and
ehlldEOnh goods We DEFY comT oLitiOu.
OF Our best work. any size they may want;
tnuA enabling Thorn 10 ut up and work on
clean then broken STOCK. This 10 an in.
dncement offered by very few dealers, and
twill DO appreciated NJ q very great Rd.
Xautago BY those experienced IN retailing
BOolH and Shoes.
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G0ODA EQUAL 10 NAMPLEa.

Buyers cannot generally devote the time
necessary 10 examine beyond the samples
shown. BY our system OF examination AID
rejection, buyers are prOtecIed from rVcelV.
Ing hoods inferior to samples, Aside from
the recognized duty OF dealing as We would
DO dealt by, We regard II ~ peCuniRrily our
Interest 70 10 act ~ 70 secure aud retain the
confidence Of all who may favor US with
their trade,
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AsRlI good merchants will seek ana flnd
the Cheapest Houses 10 trade with, we shall
sell our goods At tho very lowest market
ORD Il RS.
All orders receive the prompt q ID careful
attention Of one Of our nrm.
AuSB MCCLELLAN q KNOX.
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make Of mems THICK and KIP BooTs.
They arc made ont Of the very beat Kip up.
pei and sole leather; they are solid double
bottom, and can DO confidently relied upon
70 give excellent service and satisfaction 10
the consumer,
THICK BROGANS 4 BALMORAL.S.
Our stock OF Brogaus and BalmoraIs for
Men, Boys and Youth Il Of endleaI variety;
aud our best work will DO found 10 DO made
out Of the very best material and In tho
most WOrkmAn.llke manner.
N4nMRHVA N8TaaRS q ENHIV nnpwOR
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WHEELING, May Sth, l1tO.
[OAksAENGkH TRAINS WILL RUN BY
thh following schedule ON and ahOF the
10th day OF Nay, IBoo-W Wheeling time.
GRAFTON ACCOM- ODATION
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-22

THE follow o.. from the East Brady Inde
pencentis pretty good description Of the cx
citement attending the discovery OF oil. 1t
apples not only to Parkers Landing. but to
other oil towns:
Viewing Parker's Landing at night from
the East side Of the river it presents a
curious and rather exhilerating sight
Lights stream from many windows, crowds
are rushing TO and fro, while the puff. puff
OF many engines sound strangely in the
midnight r, the steam from them ascends
among the dark pines over-hangipg the
town presents wild and picturesque scene
The broad waters Of the Allegheny roll on,
flashing and sparkling as the many lights
flash upon the ripping stream.
The saloons, the concert rooms, the tn hea-
tire, the stores are full of idlers. Here and
there you find group discussing oil, the
latest strikes, buying or selling leases, O:
contractin G for work.
Betimes the streets are crowded. some
rushing intent on business-some You will
find reelng under the Influence of benzine
and acting like mad.meu as they stagger
along their uncertain way.
Parker's, like other oil regions is made
up of all classes. There you find the busy.
active and energetic operator sinking his
well, = onder group Of speculat ors ready
to pitch in and make their pile; then
the merchant with his goods, occupied
with bis customers; the hotels are fill led to
repletion, while groggeries aud blind drink
ing saloons are visible wherever the drouth
may lead you.
Another class, too, is there. The rowdy,
the gambler. the loaier. find "local hab-
tation and name" until their misileeds
place them in the clutches of the law and
society is rid of their undesirable presence,
when they regain their freedom to prey up
on and insult the community.
With oil the evils that follow its produc-
tion oil is a great blessing. 1t rapidly opens
up avenues OF wealth to thousands, while 10
the masses it gives profitable employment
AID scatters its blessings over a wide area
Every class receives advantages from it,
and money that would otherwise r.maln
useles, is thrown ou, freely and Industry
aud prosperity follow in its train.
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We witnessed sad spectacle yesterday
in barroom up town, which shows what
men will do tow ards leading, even their own
children, in the paths of ruin. A man
whose name we will not mention, but who
resides at Cherrytree, stepped up to the
bar and called Tor q drink Filling his
glass. with whisky, he drank about half OF
it, aud then gave the bslanca to his tie
boy, child probably about years Of age,
who drank it off with as much ease appar-
en,ly as an old topper would. Upon being
asked by bystander if ii would not injare
the boy. the father careiessly repiied-.Oh!
he's used 10 it," Ii the father could look
lOrwprd in the years to come and see the
misery that might po bly, come even from
his giving the boy one glass Of liquor, We
are sur c his hand would have been stayed.
Thc father that thus places temptation in tue
way OF bis child may he surs of having the
consequences visited upon his own head.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-22

The Mallory farm, contrary to general ex.
! Iectation, is turning ont to be first-cass oil
territory. Notwithstanding 1t was generally
supposed las, summer to be dry territory
Aessrs. Arnold & Phiuney, the owners OF
the farm, have now three producing wells
on the. properly and one new well going
down. Mr.. S. +. Armstrong and DR.. L. II.
Cnristie are alao putting down well On
this farm which is now down between three
end four hundred feet. The second well
ps! down by Arnold g. Phinney, which has
flowed at Intervals for some days, commenc.
ed pumping day before yesterday and is
now yielding 40 barrels per day. TIE third
well put down by them, notice OF which
will be found elsewhere, up TO noon to-day
bad yielded 35 barrels OF oil. The drilers
are still at work n.th,s well. The second
well acted in precisely the same manner
Several new wells are soon TO be put down
on this farm.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-22

From the assessors report, as taken from
the original book in the City Clerks office,
II. NJ. P6weroy, editor of the Democrat, is
The third wealthiesi man and the largest
taxpayer IN the city of Ia Crosse, the First
National Bank Corporation being 'bei fourth.
The wealthiest man in La Crosse Is Nose
Anderson dry goods merchant. who leads
the editor Of tie Democrat $4,000. Twen-
ty wears since Mr.. Anderson was a poor
Norwegian clerk in that city on salary O
$40 month. Nine years since Mr.. Pome-
roy began business there with less than 30
capital. Both gentlemen named are work
ing men-temperance men.-New. York
Democrat.
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We call attention to the advertisement of
II. L. Muse jeweler, Ttusvil,e, which will
be fonnd in arother to'umn. Mr.. N. hos a
Iar.c and select assortment Of gold and sill
yer waiches, diamond and gold jewelry.
Franch and American clocks, silver and
plated ware, fire arms, &c, &c, all of
which he ia selling at remarkably low
rate. Those Of on citizens desiring any good
In his line would do well to give him a call
Ut No 10 Spring Stree, Titusville Pa.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-22

Although money is n little scarce, yet al
no time In the history Of Petroleum Cen trc
has business been livelier than at present.
Our merchants are kept busily at work sell.
ing goods TO their customers. Machine
shops ars crowded with job work and keep
large number Of hands employed. The
oil business is quite lively, aud although
oil does not command quite so high figure
as i! did few weeks since, operators seem
10 think that there will he 'riss" after
the frst day of January. In the meantime
developing goes rapidly ahead and new
derl.cks aro being put up on all sides.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-22

The wedding cards Of Robert Jenkins and
Mollic Morgan, colored, were distributed to
their friends and acquaintance in Nashville,
the other day. \ hack, with a liveried
foolman bearing silver waiter, drove about
town and distributed the pasteboar1. The
cards were gotten up in the heigbth Of
fashion, the groure Of four tied with white
ribbon. On the first card appears the
name Of Mollie Martin; on the second
Robert Jenkins; on the third ceremony hy
Rev. DR.. Revels, at o'clock; on the fourth
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelby, athome Thursday
evening December l6, 1869, at ~ ocloek.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-22

The American settlement founded In 1868
in the brazilian provinces of 5 Al Pan 10 hy
migratory rebels from ihe Southern Stat 5
IS one of the most fertile and prosperous
in BraZl. Ii lies on the roltr Of the pro-
posed extension Of the San Paulo railwi V
from Jundiahy to Camrinas. Cotton is
being planted there on larger scale than.
ever and the cul Iiyators are much encour-
aged.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-22

Miss Salie Beagle Of Manchester, Iowa,
was commanded by her father to think no
more forever of her chosen love. Instead
of weeping, Miss Sarah packed her trunk,
ordered carriage. repaired to the de- ot'
and telegraphed to ner lover at Nashua:
edward, I'm coming" The enraged
father followed, aud tried to detain the
trunk as stolen property, but the baggage
master said he was u baggage.master and
not judge, and he chucked the trunk into
the car with bis habitual tenderness Ed
ward was found waiting at Nashua with a
two.horse carriage; and before next mora
ing the lovers were in Minnesota. and mar
ried.
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ARRIVAL IND DEPARTURE OF
TR AIMS ON q. @. L. A. r., u,


No. 2, Passenger Leave Cory II. 20 q.
n. Titssville, 1883 p. m. Petroleum Cen.
tire. LAO p. NJ; Oil City, 2,22 p. M; 1r,
vineisn, 8 10 p. m.
No. 4. Passeuger-Leave Cory 6. 10 q. M
Ti'usville, 735 q. m.; Petroleum Centre,
s.l4 N; Oh City, $50 M; arrive at lr-
vip-ton 1l.40 q M.
Ne. 6, Pa~cnger--Leave Cory G. O5 p m !;
TitnSviile, 7.5O p M; Petroleum Centre,
s,sS N; arrive at Oil City 9,20 m.
NORTH.
No. ], Passenger-Leave Irvineton 7.l5
an; on City, l0,l0a n; Petroleum Cen
tpe, IL ,0s a m; Titusvilie, II, so q u; arrive
at Cory LAO m.
No. s, Passanger-Leave Irvineton, H.
0s IN; Oil City 2.57 p m; Petroleum ecu
tre, ), SO ? N; Titusville, 4,20 p IN; arrive
81 Cory 5,45 p m.
No. s, Passenger-Lcava Oil City 100 a
n; Petroleum Centre. 7.43 a III; Titusville.
$40 "a; arrive at Cory l0,l q m.
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Fifty miles of tho California and Oregt o
Railroad have been completed. and it Is
believed the track will rcnch Mil Creek,
one hundred and twelve miles distant from
Sacramento, by March next. Surveys are
being made for a lire through the San
Joaquin valley counties te the southern
boundary Of the State, which will enter
San Francisco on the track of the Western
Pacific Railroad via Oikland.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-22

Last night it showed quite hard and the
conclusion generally arrived at by all was
that winter had arrived in eornest at last.
but as Burns says-''Pleasnres are like pop.
pies spread, you seize the flower its bloom is
she'd" so it was with the snow, for during
the night the Grains descended and the
floods came" and this morning the snow
had nearly disappeared.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-22

The tinkling Of sleigh bells heard for the
first time to-day, reminds us that J. j
McCrum, Titusville, keeps constantly on
hand large assortment of sleigh bella,
buffalo robes, lap rugs. &c., all OF which
are highly necessary in order to enjoy IA
sleigh ride, especially If you have your girl
along with YOU. Give him call.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-22

Tommy, my son, fetch In stick of
wood" "Ah! my dear mother" respond.
ed the youth, "the grammatical portion of
your education has heen sadly negie ct ed.
Y, u should have said: Thomas, my sor,
transport from that recumhent collection of
combustble material upon the threshold of
this cdfice, one of the Cur tailed exerescence
Uf defunct log"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-22

The new well on Kane Run. owned by
Messrs Arnold d Phinney. although hardly
finished yet, has flowed about twenty bar
rels Of oil. Every time the process OF sand
pumping is gcna through with large quanti-
ties OF oil comes to the surface. Judging from
present Indications, when finished this wei
be ono of the larsest wells in the oil re-
gous.