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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-18

ps- An ariis, In indianapolis, Ind, has 10
his studio a very hne Madonna which he takes
bride in showing 10 his visi,ots. Imagine his
feelings when, the other day, q lady who had
examined the various pictures upon the walls
poin,ing TO the Madonna. said .Bu, the one !
Ike hest 10 that tired asvse girl Don'i she look
natural
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-18

n~ Lsf4't = nstsi - eal3ysb,y az Aash 10
COME ansifectsily, a. ths st.it ia loag a..
ssai ft-us An4 % - s.r.; II mus, Be short
Too much d u pals upon the appetite Lgts.
fioas ~afm bath It 10 siso a. eastsAtug
Tie ~to hn!a himself suddenly Possessed u .,.-
sure 10 gresi plenty sill Do wsll to dispose u
The 1slk OF a. soon a. possible by ssiins hin
ssif son.ih q 10 DO Sys,crna,rssi activity is one
~ the lest pfessf vAuvrs against dull care
t~tsafr Is llt sauce oi Isfe whieh helps to MAKE
sofs iRoFs IaiAiAlls aud digeslAbls the one
ipat' 'fora its othet sl3u becomes Disgusting -
arn of lsisurr . ihsy at called. A., mos, con,
monl, restless hissit aud snhappy men TIE
kinds,i hins which can be done to them !,
dePfr TEN. u possb.s by hOok OF cfoos ~
ths greater part - their lsisaFe 4, hfsi ash,
it & -. rat .fem %. bot very shoti experience
wtu prose that t i 90 Much letsuf. intefs tar
stssars - urPose aud iife without pattlse
fetHstua burden
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-18
CLEAvELAND s. co.

Are opening their FALL 4 WINTER STOCK
OF DRY GoODS at iO3 ". Gay ST. You can
buy beautiful yard wide Muslins at I2j S,s. yd,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-18
CLEASRLAND s. co.
CLEAVEI.ANn a co.

!e Dress Goods tsuit every one. los yorfI
Street employ only young ladies. who are
'erienced hand. in the Dry Goods business
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-18

e1- Il Is reporied-we don't vouch for it,
tha, 10 see the trees at this season Of the year as
the morning Sun glide their tops, is one OF the
fnest sights Of nature. Aud one Of the Farssf 10
good many people
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-18
Cf.EAVEI.AND l. go.

Have blankets ir"m the lowest market ,.s.r
10 "n"nr better IO3 North Gay STRAIT
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-18
The Grsaiess-Tonic of the Age:
Morning 9 Star Bitters

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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-18

Wa fIpa a. LrAS As 'hs ulAis - li's
ihtsktn, al the drvams - other DAYS fade on
b. sas. "a ,as deep vs,A o sisPPosh'el haFe
the hrAFt gtaas ~sAry % ~ Struggle An1 -
begsn 70 -,alEs our sGntacAaes Thoss hu
have ciintea 70 ihs Flunaeis - fame revsi 10
lsHafy ssa wsAltA. 90 10 The grave e lsst s,rh
ths poor rue1dioant who esss Ieaair. ~ the
wA!sisf. Ara Hks LIN ATE ss9n fofgottsn
a.snssFsfs's sfisf svuvts'ss~ s~~s slo.gasHt
Stttst hafs felt fs~ sd ih.if fsilo- .
wsfv attirs "a it.t 80 o4fs aft hos Thty - 3
s~At a. fafaf shine uatat~ aofs 'hs sAfns a..
F@ci o. T. a.t9 as~ ~tes her creator ,oa4lnsatirl
hsf ~ - - baswisr shall h b. whsu afr
soue IT, hsaveus uiii - a. bFght ov.t our
grave As 49, ate uow afcgnd oaf lAth the
s0f.d - sAss the sags attraction ioE uasprlns
ye' aabots hat shs ha4 oncs fof oatseiv,s aua
that shs B - nos for her children Set itilc
-hlls aud 81 this ~iu have hapPsnea psvs
u.N eaaunss 20 nose on, ss4 laughter aai soug
. III ts brad 10 ths vefy chsmbef ia which ~.
dlri and ~ 80 ihs' mosfnsa fo' a. all bs
ity sai wil ghsi.n with j4y md even our
chtiAfsn trar 20 think y "a. sud ~U uo,
frtnrultef Tsp u.t name
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-18

NOAHS ARK, ,

ur hH bqarinen'--1s csriasfy stop.
~ ,h.rl. you viii, find the following, = small
ls.-t5"u oi the caAten,s of our Noshs Ark. Hew.
ar.l street department, which esiablishmsns
-u4L La.s'~ any estahlisi ineHt 81 the Kind IL the
{. .'i state, ior variety aud cheapness Of ar
gs-iss. No one visiting the city should fail 70
csil - the 'Aoah's ARR, OF the House tAat
Jnra Pailt
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Msscellaaeous.
ClEAvELAND { CO.,
1O3 N. Gay S..
1O3 n. Gay ST..

ARE SELLING DRY GOODS CHEAPER
THAN ANY OTHER H0UsEIN
BALTIMORE CITY.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-18

II rlr.. ~ .t-p.s l. sef Complaint -.f.i
gls. Etyupslas. i.utt.rins or PAlpttA slaE
a. ,hs Heart pfopsy ,'rNssI. aud al k,aass
tsuplaluts. Chrome RkeuhAt4.u.. S~urAls a.
aai al dts-ase. sf'snr from - mpars ,tAts
oi the blepi ~ - us~ the mpurs dsrs c1i
sss,l ria-I ~ sli be changed g. the bright rcd
}atnpsi hsa3i Il lie Md ,h~ broken douu
And dskiliiAts~l = fl.~f Male - Fetuk!e = i -
made slroaR. r.bas, aud hearty.
A. rae.ite ns fu' FsG,sis s.snig gsiAlsgs q has
ff. -saaf
LADIES 4s~ bottle ~ - - iuNpoN
HLoub FA&AGfA each vear aud y"aF e,tn
lt3eslui. ID b~ p4's. rendering as~les the ms
~Fabt= t,s.flst.es !, Tie iAy
Beauty SyArs 81. Eyes. Baoyant ~p' =,
Ruby rh~.s. ani ltrAaistal Co'npls, iou ~ =
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-18
SEE EorEow-Ho

L.lge ~ 81 Lead sEd wheel Wagon HsE
collars, Riding aud Wagon Bsidies, Sin
iia.uc.-, Halt.rs, Lines, Traces. Hames,
4.'.. Harness, Chains of all kinds, such ss
Z. 3. ..sA. Trace, Bf-@at, Tug. Halter. Tongu..
F. "a. d,g aHd Draft Chains. 4c. Also. large
.-e,i %. ~ - Hagon aAa kiAitg Sc idies, Cart
iatl = >trsls "i pli kinds en hand alec.
age aAa !hr4 be Tree. all in good
.aa4. '.,.a. al.pysls spedes, EoEks,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-18
". .hll.i. nlscl.,ni,h ana s,h.r Issl..

e t.,- Wee. AEvils, Chisels.
N.s-,s, Ks. kasfs. I'snche., Tongs. 4e.-
II. h ,Iras "a - .-ey @Au s.c0nd hard COZ
.nt AID NUoLfS GOOIs CANVASS os
al. Al. =. ard WAGON SPRING
~It H.. ,zst >fsel. a.; always ca hsnd Q
.ri IS i - >Aasa. Ba!D. Sg;s, wAgos
= r--- Ax.es. Rabl~fs. CroubArs. HiE
~ .f.,u i..uk. 'arle-. SAest lron, Wagon
.5 t..ey NE..... &c
-, [. ,3s we're 6o4gL; iou aAd wlll b sol4
eHd ,s H-L1s~4 ~ csai telow shear
.- A.. e--i. sai4 s'-co-AtE - Via; they
e,..t. 4,gara4css a. va4s~.
6t- 4te L. L.ghe-ie@-1 prices pad sor wroagas
en- s;tctaJ .fcH. bs&s., copr.-. Lead .H1
I-t-'. p e-r~ral. aud Rass aa4 Paper Stock.
.ts. 90. .5en-s; Prices raia i. trade sor The
t.. tnrst#uar4 Aftss -.
CHAs wtN-ERSIIZ 4 sons.
% LIN Baltimore Nd
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/. -

LOOKING OFT FuR SLisnrs There are snui-
leople always looking out for Sights Thcy can.
not pay a visit, ihey cannot even t,criss irend
they u carry on the daily intercourse oi the
family, without susptciing some offence is de-
sign.d. They are ~ iouehy ns hair.ifiggrrs -
u the, meet an acquaintaLce in the street who
happens 10 be pfe-occapied with businrss, they
attribute his abstraction 20 some motive person.
nj 10 themselves, aud take umbtsge accordingly
They iay on others the cause Of their own irriia.
hiliiy. ht el6adiTrstion msk.s ihrm sr, i'm.
With. luaqt &nrns never dream ed ~ giv-
ing -rnfs-s -. %Acs ~ Hu'l snr unfor,n.
nate word. sfsysr u,o,nentat, isci,ufni,y, mis-.
taken ioF at issali
To s.y tls least, the habit !. sn'ottYnatc Il
Is far wissf 10 tale the motg Charitable N,rw .t
our fsllo~ 'slng, and not snrposr Sigh, i.in
hndtd, unissg ih' usglscl Is oi-n and iifr,:
Aiisr all, too. d. tskes Iis hue Va great 4r.
sfe- itoa le ouui VI ogt uEu mud Il ~
are ir,uk nad gfutfuus ihr world trsai. .kiud-
iy N, on tie cuuttsrs, We arr suspicious mru
lsatn TO .e cold aud cautious To ~ L., pr
son get the reputation Of bsias tuuchs and
evrf, ,budy is urdtf mot- ot iess restraint sud
in this Way TIE yhsncvs of an imaginary uneucv
AZ. vastly Increased
People who hrr W easily miss a deal a. hap
pinsss Thsir lasudi,cd i'mpsis destroy ihe,f
osn cum'oft - ~sll a. that ~ ih.T FL, nd-
They have sofst.r snrnr iancisd slight 70 hf",si
over Thesut serene eonisnimsnt p hes
selfish disg osiiious uesvf tislis them
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Attorneys Cards.


4 TTORN NEYS IT Law.
C. BONN sLiNGLuFF wil he found daily al hi.
new othce 10 Tewsontown, aud 10 c0nacetion with y
q. sLiNGLCff gill attend Ia all business entrusted
Z" them promP,y. either ia the county city
sept 4. is09.- Iy
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-05

A country landlord, wishing to give an
elegant entertainment at bis house, sent to
neigb1oring city for two dozen boxes of
sardines which be was informed were the
chief delicacy in the market His chirog.
raphy. however, was 20 bad as to make the
order read. ''two dozen boxes syringes."
The night of the party came, and a. supper
time drew near, the landlord looked anxious.
ly down the street for the appearance Of the
stage which was to bring the principal dish
on the bill. At last it arrived, and with
a package for the expectant landlord. Di.
rectly there was great outcry, and a. sound
of cursing in the bar room. The entire
party rushed in to see what was the matter,
and there stood Beniface putting and blow.
ing with rage. 'See here! I sent to Du-
buque for two dozen boxes of sardines for
supper tonight, and the cussel fools sent
twenty-three boxes of them pewter squirt
guns, and says that's all there wero 10 the
market"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-05
JAMES DUNN, Pastor.

The DARIRN SHIP CAHAI.-The building
Of this canal will be no holiday work. There
will be difficulty in procuring laborers. The
malaria will deter Americans. 1t is also
urged that even when the canal is fin
ished it will be available for steamers only; /;
that under ordinary circumstances sailing
vessels could 60 around the horn more safely
and proitably. In short, the opinion of fmany
competent business engineers is that the
canal does not promise favoraby as bust.
ness speculation, and that It will not nav
i'r any company Of private individuals or
any sisgle government to attempt 1t. It
has been plausiLly suggested that II would
be better for all the m ,ritims nations of the
world to attempt the work and hold it as a
joint properly, to be free to the trade of all,
nd only such tolls charged as may be nee.
e,sary to mset the expense Of maintaining
knd repairing the works.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-05

TEE Calumet (Wis Reflector says: An
enterprising young man lately took unto
himself wife at Green Bay, and wishing
to keep up with the customs of the day, and
as be boasted rot Of large amount of filthy
lucre, concluded to take bridal trip on
his own hook, and accordingly fitted up
handsled, and placed thereon his fair bride
and his worldly goods, and started on the
excursion. He first went to Menasha, then
crossed the lake 10 Stockbridge. made q
voyage to Chiffon and thence back to
Stoekbridge again, drawing his fair burden
oil the time, up bill and down, over roads
both good and bad. with commendable
spirit of energy and perseverance, living
upon what they could pick up, and lodging
where best they could. When last heard
from they had started for Minnesota, where
they propose to settle on homestead. We
sincerely hope they will reach their desti-
nation in safety, and that their bridal trip
may prove happy aud prosperous one
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-05

LAST evening the Columbia Cornet Band
eAma mp TO our place, and discoursed some
excellent music to the great delight of all
who heard it. This band has made marked
improvement during the past few months,
and is now equal to any organization of
the kind outside of our large cities. Our
citizens as well as all other. alcng the
creek should take a lively interest in it.
The members take especial pains to become
proiicient In their respective parts, and
this pains-taking is made evident by the
proficiency which tho band has attained
within short time. Success to il and its
members
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-05

George D. Prentice and James Guthrie
are both dangerously i'll at Louisville.
At Hudson, Massachusetts. a colored boy
aged seven has been commissioned to
preach.
Forty-five American artists and scnlptors
are now residing at Rome.
North Carolina down to 1866 had pro-
duced So 500, 900 in gold.
Tho Tribune speaks of the late civil war
as the ''very agony of our bloody sweat"
One and quarter miles in sve minutes
was recently made by a vclocopedist in
France.
If you are troubled with Dyspepsia, use
the Great Yosemite Btters. feb2G-.f.
There ARE twelve troupcs of "Origipal
Chris'y MlnFtrels' in England.
Many of the ey-rebel nerals are now
railroad Presidents.
There are nine American students 8, he
Surgical College at Wurzburg.
The Georgia Legislature is deba,ius a
bill to encourage immigration.
In town in Hancock county. Maine
tue iadies nave formed Sidewalk So
ciely.
A tombstone in Main. erected 10 the
memory Of a wife. bears the ipserintion
'ie"'S cannot restore her, therefore !
weep.
Fon Every Day ComfGl," use the Great
Yosemite Bitters" rebo0-tr
A Maine.pa!er says tha the revolution
in Cuba seriously affects tn boop- mole busi.
ness u 'ne FARMERS OF Fraklin county in
that State.
! "Ponnd parties" ara the a,est Boston M.
ton. Those invited are anee,aI tn o"n
aa, e"''' 0"e po"n" al least ! something to
oh;an,. inu owner ', OF she Amerln yacht Ssppho
o'9' o's 70 'ue afrang"men'sf the proposed |
International raco, aud il il off" f,r Tho
. present.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-05

"ALTsMA."--it is rot often that we have the time
to spare or r1,e INCLINATION to notice ary of the
thousand and one preparations soldthroughout The
country, saeh, a. II is claimed, hcing sovereign
cure for one or more Of the ills that flesh heir to
Indeed we have frequently wondered that people
ever died athil, or.Csew old 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
these remedial preparations and one which has be
com" celebrated Of laic-we can sneak from, per-
sona' txeriehre and conscientiousv say il /. good
preserving the hair manufactured by Messrs Sew.
ard " Bentley. Chemists and Druggists No 1S9
Main street, Buifalo.--Huffhlo COnmcic al Ady No
LEX u O., Who'll, sale h Retail Druggists A,.nts
FOR Petroleum Centrc, Pa. fcblT.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-05
A Mermaid.

A curiosity in shop window in Washing.
ton is attracting attention. it being n mer.
maid sent from Japan. II is. about 10 inches
in length. the body bearing a close resem.
blance to the yellow perch, excepting that
row Of bones appear down the back At
the point where the gils of the fish should
appear two arms grow ont, about two and
half or three inches in length. at the end OF
which are well defined hands with long
fined talons. The ''eritter" has a head
ato"t the size of a walnut, very similar to
the human head, and attached to the body
by an exceedingly small neck
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-05

AN ingenious improvement on the veloci.
peue has been invented in Brooklyn. ny
means Of which the rider can turn his v.h-
Gle to practical Use. Tho wheels are so ar.
ranged that riding is unattended with the
J'lting annoyance now inevitable except on
smoother surface. The elasticity given
to the wheels is such as not to impede but
rather help the motion Of the velocipede
in its progress on the street, while the rider
is enabled to make crossings and run over
sconbls stone pavements with impuni,y aud
without jarrins
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-05

CHILD MuRDER.-Dr. Charles Earl, for
many years practiciug physician in Chi
cago, was arrested on Thursday last on
charge OF child murder. The prosecuting
witness in the pending cases (thers are two
distinct charges against him was bis for
mer wife, Jeanette Earl. The Tribune says
that if but tithe of the Developments
made are proven true, they will rank among
the most horrible that have ever come to
light in that city. Several other physicians
arc suspected of officiating in snch cases,
and there is great excitement on the subject.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-05

| The Cincin,ti Times tells the following
affecting story ''We have recently been
made acqnainl with the saddest and at
the same tim, one of the most singular
cases that 1t rs ever been our duty to
chronicle. Win the war commenced there
I lived on Vine troet an honest, industrious
German family who supported themselves
by keeping ntion store. When Sumter
was fred on ii husband at once enlisted
in the army aA private, and by his dis.
tinguished ability and bravery was soon
promoted to tis comma nd Of bis company.
At last he wroe to his wife that he had re-
ceived leavsof absence, and would GER
tainly be homeon the following Thursday,
and be wantedher TO meet him at the train.
The next day. instead of starting for home,
tho battle of Gettysburg was fought, and he
was among thu slain The news Of bis
death came, and since that time his devoted
wife has been crazy, and still expects her
husband on the train, and BY day and night
in all kinds of weather--stands in the
middle Of the crossing in front OF her house,
looking in every direction for the approach
Of him who will never come again. Often
she will call upon the Mayor aud other city
authorities to have officers detailed to 20
and watch that train, to see If her husband
Is not coming. This strange conduct has
lasted for almost six years, and the grief
and troubles of the poor woman have been
30 great, that she has turned premstursly
gray, and although under thirty years OF
,ge, has the appearance Of very old per-
len.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-05

EoLTAlRE's DEATH BED.--The United
States Consul at. Moscow, Mr.. Eugene
Schuyler, it is announced, has discovered
among the Russian archives, contemporary
account Of the occurrences at the death OF
Voltairc. The paper was written by Prince
Ivan Bariantinsky. the Russian Ambassador
at Paris. and transmitted to the Empress
Ca,harine II. The writer says that knowing
the great interest that The Empress took In
Voltaire, he had the account prepared by
person who was well acquainted with the
details. This person from internal evidence,
appears to have been the physician in at
tendance. The account is very long, filling
three columns OF tho Debats newspaper
Voltairs, it appears, rejected religious con-
ISOLATION, and repulsed the clergyman, ex-
claiming, ''Let me die in peace" His last
words were, ''Take care of Maria" mean.
ing his niece, Madame Denys. The body,
after being embaimed, was carried to the
Abbey Of Cellieres, and when la!d in the
grave was covered with two feet of qnick
lime. The full accannt was published under
the supervision of Henry Taine, the well
known author of the History of English
Litera ture, to whom the document was
transmitted by Mr.. Schuyler.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-05

A lnan in Des Moines, Iowa, has erected
dwelling house for himself mostly of pa
per- The weather boarding, inside walls,
and shingling are of that material known in
the West us the "Roek River Company's
Building Paper" The cost is about two
thirds that of the ordinary materials. and
tho house, it is said, IS much warmer than
where plaster aud wood are used.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-05

Haussmann, the great rebuldsr of Paris,
is believed to have amassed an enormous
fortune hy illegitimate and corrupt specula.
ton. His operations. for q considerable
number of years past. have been exceedingly
simple. Whenever new street was TO be
opened, he selected the houses which were
to be torn dswn for that purpose, bought
them np,and appraised himself the damages
which the city was to pay him for their
demolition.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-05

DR.. FELL, OF Pittsburgh-the great In.
dian Herb Doc.or-who has caused so much
excitement where he has been operating,
by the wonderful cures he is daily perform.
Ing, will operate for a few days at Petrole-
um Centre. He can DO consulted at the
McClintock House, free Of charge, on Mon
day and Tuesday, March Sth and 9th. The
afflicted should give him call. st
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-05

RocHEFOnr's hostility To Napoleon. and
Napoleon's hostility to Rocbefort, are highly
renunerative TO the editor of La Lanterne.
lie lives in magnificent house. for which
he pays twenty thousand francs year.
keeps bis carriage, gives fine dinners, and
bids fair to rival Ike Sybari.e life of that
other champion Of the people. Eugene she.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-05

The untimbered surface of the plains be-
tween the Mississippi and the Pacific
amounts 10 fourteen hundred thousand
sqhafe miles. and It is asserted that, by a
U',ie artificial eifart, forests may bs grad
na'iy extended over this large area. En-
p"fimrn's thus far made have proved sue,
cTss'"'' trees to the number Of one
m''''ohs have heen produced from the seed
" 'lhios. every forest speciesby ths I'm aided
eh'9F's Of single association in Nchraska, a,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-05

We call the attention of our readers to
the advertisement of Messrs. Ormston e.
llosey, Booksellers aud Stationers, Oil City.
They have large and increasing trade.
and stock OF geotls secoud to mons in the
.il region in their line. Up creek people
will do well to give them Ii call.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-05
FOR SALE,

offer for sale nv entire business interest in the
Liquor and Cigar Store, stEated ffew doors above
McNair's Drug Store, Washington street. The
stock consists of large assortment of choice
Wines, Liquors aud Cisa.. Fer terms enquire on
the premises.
MICHAEL MOONEY
Petroleum Centre Feb 25ih, 1863 Ii.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-05

TIKI ship Harry Biulr, from Cadz for Bos-
ton, fo"nderad at sea OH Friday night. In
leaving ths ship two OF the crew were
drowned. The remainder entered a long
boat and two oi them froze TO death and the
Others were much frost bitten when picked
up by passing vessel.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-05
Nj usic Lessons.

MRS. II. H. CARMAN, having returned to town
after brief absence is now prepared to give lea
sons on the Plane to those wishing the same. For
terms and further particulars enquire at the OH Ex-
chang, Hotel
Petroleum Centre, Feb. H. 1sra-in,.