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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-12
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Frederick Louglass is to be slat"ciiaed in
Boston.
The Rochester Jail is enlivened by the
presence of twenty-five guests
The race between Payne and Boyle, the
former on a bycicle and the latter on foot,
was repeated in Rochester last Thursday
evening. Boyle beating his opponent By
seven minutes
Rochester finds it dilicu. to get u clergy
man to accept the office of jail chaplain, q
not very remunera,ive position.
Miss Rhoda Keate. young lady who for
merly resided in Rochester, died in London,
England, on the 18th of April.
The Central Railroad Company at Brock
port has erected number Of new cattle pens
near the depot.
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SPRAGUEs WEDDING FEE.-Since Rhod @
Islands Boanarges began to thunder SO
vociferously, good story has come out in
relation to bis marriage. It seems that
Eisbep Clarke was summoned to follow him
to Washington, and there wait his pleasure
before tying the material knot Finally,
the great event was consnmmated, and with
out receiving any fee the good Bishop re-
turned to bis labors He was Of course some.
what surprised that be was not at least re-.
! 5'"haFssa fsa Fl: bis expeuses Of travel ana
residence at the capital. The story finally
leaked ont, when Mr.. sprague's agent at
once came to the Bishop with a check for
$1,000. This the Bishop refused, on
the ground that it was too much "Oh, no. ;,
said the agent "tbis is probably what he
would have given you If he had thought
anything about it at th. time, and be will
be glad when be learns that |. have taken
care of the matter"
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variety the spice OF ai:e.

Fechter will play at Pixies this Fail.
The great ''dead.hcad'- Mumler.
Whittier has long ballad in the forth.
coming June Atlantic.
Senator Pomcroy is going TO tax woman
suffrage TO Brigham Young's hours,
Carl Formes has made his debut at Shy.
lock at Edinburgh.
Tom Thumb is building at Middleton
oagh, Conn.
Adelaide Phillips is going to Paris on a
two years engagement.
Dresden las an American Base Ball Club.
Gen. Grant pays 1855 income tax at
Washington.
Beecher gives away aboat ouc-thiyd Of bis
income.
The Duke of Parms receives the popc's
golden rose this year.
Lansingbuysh has voted to annex itself TO
Troy.
A great cooperative Congress is to be
held in London next Monday,
Postmaster Kelly, Of New York. has been
watched by his employees.
The Arizona Cotton Mills, established in
Clairborne Parish, La, since the war. are
paying "a per cent, dividends.
The last Spanish loan of $50, 900, 900 has
been contracted for at discount that will
give the treasury only SIS, 0Cs, 900.
The wants of Spain-England to give i,
a loan, and America to let it alone.
A. 7. Stewart tas bought a SIS. 600 Ken.
lucky horse for presentation to the Pre,i.
dent
Forney has got back from the Southern
States, about which be blows like n swat
south wind over bed os yio!e,s,
n, The late proprietor Of the Boston Jopr
nal, Mr.. Rogers. left an estate of a million
and quarter,
James Madegan tbs circus eymuast
broke bis neck in executing double somer.
Rnlt at Purls, Kentucky.
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Tile Pacific Railroad.

In the midst of tho general enthusiasm
over the completion of the Pacific Railroad,
the Cincinnati Gazette is phlegmatic enough
to say THAT the road will eyer do any ex.
tensive business in through freight is a nc.
tion which can only be entertained by for.
getting the conditions of COS. on roads where
the running is mich cheaper. 1t Ray car
ry the bullion of California, bnt this will be
but small item in the business o. rail-
road Passengers will be the principal,
through freight that can afford to pay
the cost. Some teas from China may be
imported that way for curiosity"
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Buffalo Items.

The foundation stones for Christ Church
are being drawn to the site Of the Church
on Delaware street, between Tupper and
Edward.
Ir. John Carpenter, one Of the hie!s Of
the Six Nations Of Indians is stopping in
Buffalo.
Wm Russell was arrested and taken be-
fore Justice Ziegele for being cruel to his
horse, and fined So.
Charles Preston, deserior was cantu-cd
Monday and taken TO Fort Porter.
John Stuart, Theodore Carpenter. J. ;.
Williams john Powers, Daniel Pierce,
Mary Collins, Bennett Posson, Robert Kel-
ley, Mary Aun Marian, Dan Wilson, Mar
gar t Canning. Barbara Miller and the vrr-
itabed John Smith were fined from s. to
SIS for being Trunk.
G. A. Ball has been confirmed as special
policeman for the New York and EY;a Rail-
wGy.
Fifty vessels arrived in Buffalo on sun
day.
Nicholson pavement is being placed on
Ohio street, between Washington and Main
streets.
The Erie Railroad Company propose to
deepen the chanre! of Buffalo River below
the toll bridge.
Two women who wanted Irs. O'Eara's
peddling license taken away by the Council.
called her al "unmitigated nuisance be-
yond the reach of the law
The office Of the Atlantic and Pacific Tel
egraph has been removed to TIE Office OF
House ~ Co., on Seneca near Main.
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NEWS ITEMS.

Mayor Shurtleff and other members of the
Boston City Government left for Washing
ton last night as Special Committee to !n.
vite President Grant to attend the Peace
Jubilee.
A house of i'll fame on Monroe Street,
Chicago. was destroyed by fire. yesterday
morning aud X4ssie Deer and Nettie Boyd
were ba,Av burned. The life of tie latter
is dspas-d Of
Margaret Murray, an inmate of the Nun
merry in Pittsburgh, attempted suicide yes
terday, but was rescued.
A duel was fought yesterday between q
Spaniard and Cuban at New Orleans, grow
ing out OF the cries of death to the Span
iarls" in recent procession OF Cubans and
their sympathize,s. The Cuban is badly
wounded and the Spariard is unhurt. A
general challenge has been extended from
a Spaniard to all who INDUCED in the cries
during the procession. Another duel is re-
ported as already arranged.
A large number Of delegates composed OF
prominent citizens of Knoxville leove to-day
for Cincinnati 10 represent the interests of
East Tennessee in the Cincinnati. Knox
vile ~ Charleston Railroad
More seizures of consignments of coffee
and sugar were made by the United States
revenue officer at St. Louis yesterday morn
Ing. 1t is said that about $500 sacks of cof-
fee, 500 bags of pepper, and several hund red
boxes of sugar, have been sent there from
New Orleans on none of which has duty
been paid.
Leopold Hollerman, Clerk of Murdock &;
Dipou, st. Louis, was arrested yesterday
charged with embezzling between two and
three thousand dollars from that firm.
Delegates to the national encsmpmen .,of
the Grand Army OF the Republic is expec-
ted 10 report at the headquarters at the
Spencer House, Cincinnati, TO be assigned
to lodgings.
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"A Washington correspondent of the Pitts.
hnrgh Chronicle says relic seekers have &C.
tually found the identical haichct with
which little George Washington cut dowa
his fathers cheIry-tree. he Says this an.
cent and rusty weapon is now deposited in
the Museum at Alexandria, having been
transferred from the rooms of the Tiler of
the Lodge Of F. A. Masons of Alexan-
dria, of which George Washington, the faith.
er OF our country, was a member.
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The new billiard ball of Robson & Ar.
nold was opened last evening, and was
sntoogsa with visitors. The decoration OF
the walls was admired by ALL, and the gener.
al finish of the apartments on the first and
second floors present an appearance OF
once lively and cheerful. The paper on
:be walls, which is one Of tho finest patterns
manufactured. was furnished by A. D
Miller 4 Co.; Wm. N. Reese, the lightning
paper hanger, executed tho changing. -
The handi-work OF Messrs. Arnold Bros.
carpenters, adds materially to the arpesra nee
- the premises.
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-TTk~TCEI

Enron Rtrnkr-rnrso srrouror The Iairc of
j. u GRANT ~ candidate f1r the uoi1ina,iou f,r
Corn,y Treasurer, suijcc; to the usaqcF of the Re
publican party MANY CITlZENS.
Mr ipircH' p'casr nnnouncc thc rnro Of
10 y \ CHRlSVY, OF on CITY. candidate
To- nomination Of County Tree surcr, subJec. 20 he
y yes Of the Republican PARTY.
MIR Chrstv IS man well qualified for the post.
ion, Is an ardent Republican. and waa dining the
war faithful soldier. MANY CITIZENS
MIR tnirnG'-Pl"Pse auuouure N name of GEO
W. BRIGHAM a. . csnidrtc for County T'reasrr
rr, subject 10 the usagc~ Of ,hc Republican party
MANY CITIZENS
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$4,000 WORTH OF WATCHES AT AUCTION.
There will he sold. commencing this even
ing OF The old cTockery store, four doors be.
low a. D. Miller & ca, Large assortment
o! American Watches at auction These
Gales will continue every evening until Sat.
nfday, and those who desire to make pur.
chases at bargain will, of course, call and
axamoe the stock. See advertisement else
where.
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PROTIlOSOTARI

NR FpiToV:-please announce the name Of L. G.
CRAWFORD, of Richmond Township. a a can Il.
date for P-OhOnotary. subject to the uaagcs Of tho
Republican party SOLDIERS AND REruBIIcASs
Mn EpIroE-poase announce the name of TuoN
A. D SAGHY. OF Petroleum Centre. as 4 candidate
for PrOihona'ary oc NenauCo County, subject to lhe
usaces of the Democratic party.
We N,e oUthOrzcd TO Announce thn, JOSEPH H.
SMITH, Prothonotory of Nenango County. will he
candidate for denomination, for said Office, sub
Jcct to the usages cf the Republican party
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INSTRUCTION IN Music. Miss J. Eva
Merchant, OF Edinboro, a young lady of fine
musical talent, and an experienced teacher,
announces that she will give instruction up.
on the piano to those who desire. She can
oe found at the residence of Mr.. c. E. TAFT.
on the Egbsrt Farm. We cheerfully rec
ommmeud her to the citizens of Petroleum
Centre.
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An old fellow OF the ultra inquisitivn or.
der asked Ii tile girl on the train, who was
sitting by her mother, as to her name, des.
tinasiop, DC. After learning she was going
20 Philadelphia, he asked what motive is
bringing 7on tbiiber, my DEAR u be.
lieve they cal! it The locomotive, sir" was
the Innocent reply. Tbe stranger was ex.
tinsuisbed.
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REGISTER ANpRECORpER.

ENITOK KFCOKn:- I OIL VIII please an
nouuce that JAMES " SlI AW viii he candidate
for nomination for the office Of REGISTER aud Record
cr subject 10 the Of the Republican party. Of
The ensuing Rruuhlican Primary Election. "r.
Shaw y Private in Company 81 ,4'd Perm.
s'lyNni Noluntcnrs, and lo- right arm in battle
Of GcttyshuIE Vie is conoctont ani obli.irg. mud
has served A. Register and Recorder r one term ~
tho entire satisfaction OF all vi hNvn done hu,iress
with him NENANGD COUNTY
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wee President Gibbons aud the Execu.
hVe Committee Of the Fenian Brotherhood
p"oiish al official contradiction OF the state.
ment in Sundays World newspaper tha:the
tenian othcers had entered in 10 negotiations
lot 'he transfer of their forces to the Cuban
Revolution Junta.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-12

TEMPERANCE LECTURE MIR. Thomas
Roberts, the eloquent speaker who is engas.
I'D as State Lecturer, By the Grand Lodge
OF Good Templars of this State, will deliver
temperance address at the Methodist
Church, inithis place, to. morrow (Tbursday, ,
evening. at the usual hour. The public
are cordially invited to attend.
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W. NrNP: - TTces-' arnorrc, ,int Cap'n,n
JiNFs r. Cr"Gtf viii he n csrdidnte for nomi.
ra'icr for fss'r bly, sui jcct TO the usspta of the
Rcpublicnn party.
Nh FnToR.-P1ennr enno1rcc tD 'i." cltYrrs uf
Nanrrco Connty. that WILLIAM OATES oi i'ocs.
land Township. n . rendidetc fcr Mof; brf ~ n.
semNly subject Ia the nssres OF tte Perubiir,a
party. MANY CITIZENS.
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Our town was filled to overllowng yester
DAY, the occasion being an ''extra'one-Dr
Thayer's Circus. Aside from the mast4rlv,
yes miraonlouu leaping done by Mr.. Kelly,
the entertainment was about the same as
ina''snrated in oldsn times. good, but mon.
otOnous.
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CANDIDACY ANNOUNCEMENTS.
STATE sFNAT r.

Nh Tffror-rieaHe anr ounce tho name Of Col,
A y pr>CAS ~ . caH,dldaic for State Senator
subject TO the usNecs ofthe Rcruhicnn party.
NR. FDroc - TSceAr Announce the ramr n
JANFSM RRrDTN. Cf TMriiin. as a cand'dnte
or stsms,na,or, sub,cctfo the usoecs tf tho Re-
pubic rart- MANY CrTTZESS.
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1.-The band attached to Jas.
1tajT Ts Circus favored few of our citi.
ns With serenade last evening. They
dieconrsed beautiful music, andreceived the
4 thanks Of many friends.
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I'VE REoHE3T GiPr which Young Man can urs
sent to his u lie, is souui constitution aud pure
heart' Easd nn these subjects, with the humaua
tvleWs OF honevolen: Physicians, sent in sealed le
ter enyclones free of charge. Addrosa HOWARD
A0FO' lA1lHS. Fox T, rhiliic'phil IA i;,i IN,
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Sunday Comfort can be had only on week
days at Gaffneys. He keeps closed house
on Sundays. mayS.lw.
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Encai Notices.
BASE FALL BATS AMI SCORE BOOKS. at
" II Nicholson tv CO..

AIisna....Ens' week wc ga led att-uiiou 10
the Constitute Bilters of Seward X Bcnrley and
now we take pleasure in noticing their Alisma FOR
Y hair which Is said to be a very fine article for
the toilet We are of the opinion that the preparn
tons of : Il . are all good. f,r the reputation
they sustain IA Druggists is grnd evidence that
th"v would not put anything in tho market Of an
ordinary character Me'ars. y. y. MILLER & co
have it for sale and hopa all our frcud1 will
try It.
For all Bronchial affections, try Stewards Cough
Cure
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Is you want to enjoy good health it is not
necessary to take your family West. just go
to Gafiney's and get "a bottle Of Sunday Com
dial. mayS lw.
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@ rNrY CnM,iIsSInNER-

NE EDITuR '-Ncasr announce 'hr name Of "
y NINON. Of Co-nplantcr Township. rs candi-
dl'e FIR County Commissioner. suhinct n the usH.
res of the Republican party MANY RGrtBDlC VS..
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= severe hail storm IN central Illinois
frda7' almost 'n'ir"ly destroyed the frnit
AMI berry croPa,
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OLD stock Cananiaigua on exhibition :.
Gatfneys.. Don't fai, to give it trial.
mayS-lw.
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All accounts not settled Immediately. viii t,,.<
with AT Officer for collection.
fprlItf. RnYNrJDs
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A now or Of the celebrated L Y l.. Iri,e4 inst
received at the POST OFFICE.
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The miners strike in the coal regions. by
authority Of the Miners General Council,
will be postponed until further notice.
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= man giving bis, name as Mathew
ID 4seeth, was yesterday arrested at Scranton,
& q enspseted Of being Brooks, the murder.
~ &dhesd, "-''ware Water Gan.
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Eanrd varc-A large assortment of which =
being closed oct at reduced rates at REYNOIpc
BRoDHEAD 81 CO.'S, No. IL Centre st.. o,no.,,.
tt Post Otlice OIL City, Pa.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-09-25
OFFICE X. C. s.
CAMP DATE GREEK, 4. T
 September lS, 1889.

By virtue Of instructions received from the Chief Commissary of snhsistenee Dept of Cal ifornia Sealed Proposals, in Trplicaie will be re- ceiyed at this office until twelve o'clock NJ, Mon day, October S5, 1869, for supplying the subsist- ence Department of this Post with forty f4o tons of HAY or CORN FODDER
 Bids will be received for any amount not less than i've (5) tons.
 The forage furnished to be the best quality the coantry affords, free from roots, sticks and all foreign substances, and the delivery of the same to commence immediately after the approval of the contract by tine proper authorities.
 Each proposal must be accompanied by state ment, signed by the persons offered by the bidder, as his securities, stating their willingness to enter into bonds in case the contract should be awarded said bidder.
 copy Of this adyertlse;nea: saass accompany each proposal.
 No contract 10 be considered in force until h shall have received tho approval of the snb-D trict Department and Division Commanders
 Proposals to be addressed to the undersigned at Camp Date Greek, A. T., and to be endorsed, Proposals for supplying Subsistence Department with forage" GEORGE w. EVANS
 t3 let It. and B'v' Capt. U. s. A., A.C.s.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-09-25
At Fort Whipple. A. T.

With Two Hundred (eO0) Tons of HAY. or CORN FODDER, Of two thousand (2,0uo) pounds 10 the ton.
 Bids will be received for any part Of tho above amount
 The Hay or Cora Fodder must be well cured and entirely free from sand aud dirt The former to be Of the best quality Of native grass Ii will ee subject io inspection and weight, and must be delivered and stacked In such part Of Fort Whip- pie, A. T.. as the A. c. s. at that post may direct The stacks must be carefully built and properly raked oii, SO as to protect them from the weather and so arranged as to prevent the Hay or Corn Fodder rom coming in contact with the ground aud anording Tree circulation of alr underneath
 The parties to whom contracts may bc awarded will be required. -s.h.= .os;y-sight (4sl hours after the aoccpmnee Of the bids to give bonds cfrs. to hsy fse1 per cent o. ,ho amount of the contract, for the faithful performance of the same
 Each proposal must Dc accompanied with statement, signed by the persons offered by the bidder as bis securities, stating their willingness 10 enter into bonds In the contract should be awarded to said bidder. In case of firms making bids, each iDdisidsAi name must br written out
 Prices must be written. as well as expressed in figures. The Oath Of Allegiance 10 the United states Government must accompany each pro posal.
 The delivery of the Hay or Corn Fodder to commence immediately after the approval of the contract by the Snb-Disirict, Department aud Di vision Commanders.
 No contract shall be considered in force until 1t shall have received the approval Of the Division Commander.
 Terms should be stated in U. s. gold coin, or the market value thereof In currency, al date Of payment
 Payment VIII be made in such funds as may be furnished by the United States for that purpose if on hand. IT not on hand, certified accounts will be given.
 The Government reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
 A copy of this advertisement Ia slip cut from this paperl must accompany each proposal
 Proposals to be inclosed in an envelope. and in. dorsed " Proposals for Hay or Corn Fodder, at Fort Whipple, 4 T." and directed ;o ;ss under. signed.
 Bids mnst be made subject to the conditions of this advertisement; will not he considered unless the persons making them are present, and will not be received from those who have heretofore failed to fulfill their contracts with the Government
 F. D. BAKER,
 sep25td Capt & A. c. s., U. <. A.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-09-25


 Bids will be received fer any rar,s of the .,ose amounts '- The Hay and Corn Fodder mnss be well eprea and entirely free from sand and dirt The forroer to be Of the best quality of native c,ras. They will be subject to inspection and weight, and must De delivered and stacked in surh ,,art of Camp at Toil Gate, A T., as the A. c 6 al thst post may direct. The stacks must be carcguliv hnii and properly TssS ofi as 70 protect them rom the weather, and co arranged a. Co prevent he ss; =ss e0Ti is'iiier frogn coming Ia cOulact air underneath.
 The parties to whom contracts may be awarded will be required, within forty-eigbt f4sD hour, alter the acceptance Of the bids, to give bonds equal 10 nIty l5Ol Der cent Of the amount of the contract, Tor the hthf1i performance of tho same Each proposal must be Recommended win a statement signed by the persons offered by inc bidder as his securities, stating their wiIinruess 10 enter Into bonds in case the contract should b. awarded to said bidder. In case Of arms making Dias- eAch individual name must bc written out Prices mnst br written. as well ss ex,,-,,ssss .E ngnres The Oath Of Allegiance to the Unl,ed states Gosernmcnt mus, accompany each propo- The delivery Of the hay or corn fodder to com. menee immediately aiicr the approval Q; inc ron tI.'' hs the -f e.stTr. e;.Aslsaes.s aud Division Comu.andeFs No contract shall he considered in force until fl sh-l. e=Es :sSSsssss inc approval oi the Division Commander.
 Terms should he stated In L. s. gold coin. or the market value thereof in currency, af date of payment.
 Payment will be made In such funds as may he furnished by the United states for that purpos- II on hand. if not oa hsed, certified accounts will be given.
 any and all bids
 copy of this ad vertlsemea Ia slip cut from this paperl must accompany each proposal. Proposals to be incios-d in an envelope and ln dorSed " Proposals for Hay, or Corn Foddsr. at Camp at Toll Gate, A. IT. and directed to the un. dersigned.
 Bids must be made subject to the conditions of this Advertisement; wili not be considered unless Inc persons making them are present and will not not ne received from those who have heretofore failed 10 fnlhii their contracts with the Govern ment.
 NJ. NJ. WHEELER. sepSo ist i1. sth U. $. Cav. A. c. s.