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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-03
The FREQ Pipe B'ii.

The bill knlwa as tho Free Pipe ani Tank
law, extending the general mining lnanu-
featuring and Gusrryins act OF 1853 and its
supplememenls To oil operations in Vrnsn.
go, Wsrr.a, Forrest aud Crawford counties,
having been recalled from the Senate by
Mr.. Davis, of Poiladclpnia, no moved its
consideration for the purpose Of killing it.
The Speaker having decided that six days
having elapsed since lis passage by the
House. the motion for its reconsideraIiNn
was now out Of order.
Mr. Davis then moved on indefinite past-
ponement, which was opposed by Dnncau,
OF Venango, and Clark. Of Warren. who al
legged that the present bill was sustained by
| tts oil nnen. aud That tn Western Pipe bill
was universally condemned.
Mr. Anes OF Crawford, who originated
the Western Pipe bill, favored Tho indlini,'
posponement of the bill.
Mr.. " i.soo, OF Allegheny. said tle West
crn Pipe bill was more than unpopular II
ene business men Of Allegheny eonnly tbaI
any other measure ever passed in justice Il
ih" people and the oil interests.
Mr. Davis' motion TO Indefinitely polt
pons was adopted. yeas Al, nays 80.
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Dogs.

HydrophobIa and it's attendant nurrore,
has revived The anti-dog sentiment in almost
every section Of the country. Wise city
Fathers are importnned 10 make stringent
laws ard not without reason. We do not
wish to be behind tie times, 50 We, call up.
on the authorities 10 do something to abs.s
the dog nuisance and shield our people
from the terrors Of hydrophebia. In most
towns in Massachusetts, owuers OF dogs are
taxed the same as here, and in addition the
dog must be collar marked with CORES.
ponding number. Penalties ara affixed fol
Noncompliance. This regulation i. to free
the towns OF worthless snarling ours; whls
those that ere kept ore choice breeds ant
pure blood. which rarely, ifeysr, 60 mad
We baleve aome such regulation would b,
= good thing for this vicinity. &
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"ALtsMAn 1t is not oflen that wo have the time
to spare, or the inclination to notice apy Of tho
thousand and one preparations sold+throughout 'hc
country each, as i, is claimed, heins q sovereign
for OF The Ills that flesh Is heir to
Indeed we have frequently wondered that people
ever died at'a, or gre" old even, when, by small
outlay they could furnish themselves with some
thing which would heep disease at bay, and defy the
assaults OF time! Concerning the efficacy of one Of
thesc remedial preparations-- and one which has he
come celebrated Of iaIe-wc can spea,. from per-
sona experience, and consceniiousy say it is good.
We refer to 'Alisma," m article for restoring and
preserving the hair, manufactured by Mcssrs Sew
ard & Bentley Chemists and Druggists, No $50
Main Street. Ru.filo,--Bu.lalo Comneic al ADV. No
slow sales for Sewards Congh Cure A. d. MIL
LEH II CO., Wholesale e. Retail Druggists, Agents
ior Petroleum Centre, Pa iebl7.
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BUSINESS MEN AND PURLIc OFrrcxs.-It
is stated that Moses II. Grinnell. the new
Collector for the Port of New York. in
compliance with the requirements OF the
transfer of his interest in u merchant fleet
Of thirty vessels. Mr.. Grinnel's active ia
terest in the business OF the firm kearipg
his name ceased several years ago. He hs'
not yet entered upon the duties Of the pos
and the applicstions for places in the cns
tom hpass have reached, according 10 report
only about eleven thousand TO the presen
, time.
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OpD FELLowsHlP AT Oh CIrY.-Tha
Rsrubl.csn Of this week says:
The INDEPENDENT Order of Odd Fellows
will! dedicate thsir New Hall in this place
on tae 2Gl of April. 1t will Ee seen by
referring to their a9yertisenant in another
column. that they have permission to invite
sl! encaupments. Lodges and the Brother
hood, at large to he present and participate
ia the drdication.
This Lodge, Oil City Lodge $50 is in q
flourisbins condition ana bas II very large
mem bership. We look for good time on
the 29.h. u. iher- is large brotherhood at
franklin. Titu,viIlc Meadvill-. and Clsr-
on. Old Fellows Isy we'll bs proud OF the
workings Of beir order, though secret and
unseen always for good. The world can
n.v"r knaw the extent OF their goodness. he-
cause secret. nor the vas. amount society
owes to the order; but eternity vii! reveal
the effect Of the order on the hIinan iam:ly.
Th0sr VI no dsnUunce secret societies shonid
weigh well t1eir words ers they pronounc,
tarshlv.
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The working miners Of tae anthracite
association, or ''G neral Council" to which
is committed the supervision of the interest
Of that branch oI labor. Il j0urns! has been
prof cted and is to he published rs soon
as the needGul arrangements can be complst-
ed. Six counties are represented in the
Councii, aud others, included In that coal
field, may be added. When any four OF
these counties vote for suspension, the
Counties viii order a general strike for .iy
months
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FOUR FOLD LINIMENT, ..
Genuine, for sale wholesale and retail at
a. D. MILLER a. co -.
To all whom ii May Concern!

Take notice, ,ha. we have the sole aud exclusive
right for five years from Move nbcr, ISIS, to make,
put up, and sell, in The United states. WALLIS
IMPROVED MAGIC BALN under mn assignment
and purchase from s G Wallis, pa'entes, and that
we will enforce the law rigidy against all persons
who shall make, put up, and sell said Palm without
our consent.
w. w. PERKINS co, franklin, Pa
ffJ-A. u. MILLER S co, Wholesale aud Re
tail Agents for Petroleum Centre and vicinity.
mcli;3-im.
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higs.
We notice IN the T;tusvillc Herald a card

We notice IN the T;tusvillc Herald a card
announcing that new drug store has been
started ih that place by Henry White & Co.
Weave pleased TO learn OF TIE TACT, and are
confident that the business. Hndev the direc-
lion Of Mr.. White, at experienced druggist.
n centiemau who has been thoroughly etu'
c,ted 10 the business, ald is geae?a'iy nc.
knowledced to be one of the bcst druggists
in tbs oil region, viii certainly be
suecass.
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Do not r,rpet the Quarterly Meeting at

Do not forget the Quarterly Meeting at
The NJ. &. Church commencing to-day
There will bA a love-feast nt g. o'clock to-
morrow morning, public preaching by the
Presiding Elder, Rev. j, Lssle,at IL o'cock.
after which the Sacrament OF the Lord s
Supper will bs administered. The Sunday
School will hold its quarterly meeting at
) o'clock in the afternoon.
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The time allowed by law for making in
come returns expired March 3lst A penal
ty of so per cent. may hereafter be assessed
against persons who have neglected or re-
fused to make such returns to the sub dis
trict in which they reside.
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ycnango County Court Record.

Franklin. April, ]. 1863.
Thomas Montgomery vs. John p. Mekin-
ley. Piantif takes non suit.
j. W. Guerasey VS.. hnglo-SaIon Petro-
leVm Co. Continued by consent.
Henry Allebach cs. ). Kreise. Summons
in CASE. Tried; jury ind for plaintiff, dam
ages. six and iunrth cents.
ii Farriagsr VS. w. A. Hughs. Discon,
tinued
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CONNECTICUT,

The politicians will be busy in Connect
cut this week. On Monday next. an entire
State ticket,s new legislature. and four Con.
Amendment will be presented TO The new
Legislature, so that in this Instance al least.
the people will have chance of voting for
fion
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POMEROY's DEMOCRAT.-This n,

POMEROY'S DEMOCRAT.-This new
paper has IL wonderful circulation Iu nearly every
town 10 the country the democrats and working
men are getting up c'uhs for it. 1t is the holde',
sharpest paper publish d, and walks into Congress
and the H,n,lhoders regardless Of results. the
paper has Il ty thousand Subscribers in the
State of New YORK alone ScBd Cor sample cop
lea. which sent free and 20. It for yourselyes -
Address H. ~. P1meroy, Printing House Square,
NtW York Ctty mchi:
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A rustic, describing Louisville, said taa
finest residence there belonged to Mr., NJ. Z.
Church, whose name WAS cut in big letters
Gspy tie door, and there WAS sharp-poni-
ed chimney Gu the house two hundred feet
higS.
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OPERA HOUSE To-NIGHT. PROF. Johnny
Sweeney. Bob. Brettle and Beu. Hogan
hold forth this evening, at the Opera House.
They will give grand sparrng exhibition
and TO those who admire exhibitions OF this
character, the enterIa nment will be inter.
estiRg. 49,.
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TnnRE 10 not day passes but that In
qniries are made for reoms to rent both for
families aud single gentlemen. Is there no
way 10 relieve this want; it would in.
crease oil kinds CT trade and largely add tt
our population.
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W. c. MoRELASD, OF Pittshnrg, well
known in the oil region. is on visit among
his friends In this section. He was serenad-
ed las, evening ,'e stopping on the Story
Farm, by the Coiuts'A, Cornet Band, and
received the colnpllmcn, 10 neat and ap-
propriate speech.
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A SLIGHT fall Of snow last night has made
1t decidedly wintery to-day, which re.
minds us of the quotation, winter fingers
in tho lap Of Spring." However, good dame
Spring admits that her yoke is easy snd her
burden light, no we soon hope 10 see the
white mantle disappear.
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II you wish to know who does the
largest business, and where you can make
yonr purchases ut reasonable figures, jus
lock over the columns of the RECORD aul
deal with, as you will Rad by experience.
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Yosemite Ditters, which have been favor
nbly recommended by physicians in this re-
gion asa toaic, ia being introduced in other
States, and when its valuable properties al q
more generally known, it's sale will he world
wide. 1t ia manufactured by J. W. Down.
or d. Co., Of Petroleum Centre.
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We have beard it stated sod then con.
tr.dicted, that Mexican Buchanan aud his
tair daughter, Virginia, would visit Petrol
sum Centre with theatrical troupe. We
hope they will visit rs but We are not pre-
pared 10 say they will.
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s. Reynolds Il Co., Of this place. have
sold out their coal Yard to J. NJ. Sharp, of
Oil City. n gentleman well, aud fsvorably
known in the oil region. The former gen.
tlsnen arc TO remain with us and embark in
other business.
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SITS. PETER AND pAUL's (CATuOLIC)
CHURCH.
Mass at 1014 a. m.
Vespers and Benediction Of the Blessed
Sacrament at 4 p. N.
Cateshism at Up. m.,,
;, JAMES, DUNN, Pastor.
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W. ]. Innis adveTtises elsewhere a card,
Caution to Oil Operators" Mr.. Innis ia
the patentes Of Sucker Rod with Socket
Points, aud ssutions oil operators agains.
Infringing on his rights.
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TIFF bes. place il town to get pair Of Boota
made Of the bost stock, that will wear wall, and
warranted to TT, is at Y. a. EIaato's FASH
ionabe Boot shop, Washington Street Pciro;oum
Cenlre, Pa. Give hin iIial. scol0-tr
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IT, BURTON'S TOBACCO ANTIDOTE;
pcNT CHEW, m antidote for Tobacco, and DIR
AROMATIC ANTi-ToBACCO CoM-
POUND, for sale at A. D. MILLER q co.'s.
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AT the head Of our columns will be found
the religious directory for Petroleum Centre,
published for the information of those
among us who are not acquainted with the
time for holding church services.
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The management OF the Velocipede Rink
10 this place has changed hands, Mr.. Il.
J. barron having dispossd OF his '.buggies'
TO another. The school will bs continued
in Akin's Billiard Hall.
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E1ardvarc-A large Assortment of which ia
being closed ont at reduced rates at REYNOLDS,
BRoDHEAD & cos, No. II Centre ST., opposite
the Post Office Oil City, Pa.
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POMEROY'S DEMOCRAT.-M N. or
"Trick" PoMsRoy' ;ncw paper altcadv exceeds in
circulation:every other political paper in the world
1t is .red ho.," and Of unrs,al interest. send for
sample copies. Printing House ScIars, New forl:
C..y. mcLlz.
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Local Notices.

CANARY BIRDS, male and female, new stocl
Just received, at A. d. MILLER CO.'S
Also fine lot of imported English Gold Finches
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agents for the celebrated "H. II. Cigars" manu-
factured by the American whip Co Try them.
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The bin abolishins the canal contract
system passed the New i ork Assembly on
Thursday,
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The Post Offico at Ttusvitle is to be re.
moved 10 the Herald building when the new
postmaster assumes the duties Of his ap.
pointmcnt.
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THE Rochester House, under its new
management, is progressing successfully,
md evidence is fast accumulating that an
experienced man 10 at the helm.
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Lest {!

Carpcts, of every quality and description. at
REYNOLD>, BEODUGAD & cos, No. IL Centre
Street, opposite the Z o., Oil City, Pa.
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SWEDISH LEICHFS, vho'eae and reta.l, a
A. y. MIL!.Ei. i CO.'S DRUG STORE.
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NOTICE.

Having sold out our Coal YEd, in Petrol
cum Centre, to J. NJ. Sharp. ofsOil City. we
hereby give notice that I'll lfpariics owing
the firm of S. Reynolds Il CO., are requested
to sette their accounts at once.
S. REYNOLDS & co. -
Petroleum Centre. Apr |, 80. l-lw
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assortment at REYNOLDS, BRoDuEAD & cos,
No II Centre Street opposite Ahe. Post. Omcs, OIL
Cty, Pa
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New FiOuv, Feed and Grocery
store!
Il. g. IrsssT!1ER.

At the OLD BANK BUILDING, on MaJNST'
oppusi,c the McCn'ocS House, has ou hand j
large and fl, It class stock Of Flour. Feed and
Groceries, which he is selling ut q low agnre.
tn- DON'T forget the pac9-whcre A, D. Cotton
& Company broke NJ. ianlLtt
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.a- PAINT. WALL, WHITE WASH = SHoE
BRUSHES. a large stock just received at A. D.
MILLER & CO.'S.
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N. L. CHURCH.

n. L. CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at II A. N. and
~ r. N. Sabbath School at twelve o'clock
u. Seats Free. A cordial invitation
extended to all.
Rev. C. II. HEARD. Pastor.
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WALL, PAPER!

Ir.t received . LARGO stoc. "f Spring patterns. %
=. c. J,iyI:' FURNITURE STORE ia2.
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SASH, GLASS AND DOORS, LARGE
Stock, at the Furniture Store Mar21
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at III o'clock A. NJ. and ~
o'clock r. II.
REv. J. T. OxToBY. Pastor.
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Time OF CLOSING Malls.

Time OF Closing Malls.
p o., PETROLEUM CENTRE. PA,l
july 27sr 1865 :
csti' further notice the mails will arrive at ant
depart from this office as follows:
ARRIVE.
South and East via. Irvipeton, 10. "a A. M.
South and West, Meadville, 5.1s P. X.
North and Ksst, Cory, ass
DEPART
South and West S45 A. NJ
soutl East and Vest 9 90 Z. NJ
"orth, East and west, 1000 A. n.
II. r. RLAeKMoN, p. NJ.
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Rev. C. II. HEARD. Pastor.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

A dispatch from Staunton says: Last night
q party of young men who were out in search
Of John Stanley, proprietor of livery stable,
entered house and were fired upon by Jacob
Scherrer one of them being shot through the
heart. Stanley. who was suspected OF being IN
the house at the time, has been arrested All
the parties are OF respectable position
The press ball comes fl on Tuesday, August
81, at White SULPHUR Springs, Va. Among
the managers are Gen Beaurcgarl, the Turk
ish Minister Cen Wise, ex-senator Bright
and others. Ten cX Confederate Generals are
at the Springs, among them Gems. Ice and
Beauregard.
A man calling hiAl.c,l Orville, ana coming,
he says, last, from New Orleans, has been az
rested in Richmond Tor stealing a pocket book
from MIR. Leigh, of Norfolk, whilst stopping at
the Exchange Hotel. The pocket book and
money were recovered.
The Fredericksburg News says; Little
Falls Farm" owned by DR.. Hugh Nlorson, anC
containing S90i acres, has been sold to Oliver
Watson, Of Williamsport, Pa, Tor SIS, 600
Terms $40, 600 cash, when possession Is given
the residue deferred.
Primmer, Of Stafford county, has served
regular notice unon Charles Ilerndon that hi
will contest his seat as Senator elect Tor tina
district.
The persons arrested in Richmond charged
with being concerned in buying stolen horses
have been required to give bail Isl ,OOo) To-
their appearance at court
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Foreign News.

The London papers continue to talk about
the boat race between Harvard and Oxford,
and to make predictions as to the result,
The Bishop of Winchester has resigned.
La France says: However painful it may
be for Spain to accept the suggested solution
of the Cuban difficulties, there is no other
plan possible, 1t is the only way Tor SPAN to
save some fragment from the wreck.
The Empress of the French left Paris on
her Eastern tour yesterday.
A violent storm visited Cronstadt, Russia,
Yesterday. During the tempest monitor
broke from her anchorage and ran int? screw crew
lrigate, sinking her almost Immediately. Six
teen of the irigate's crew were drowned.
The Roman Civita denies any postpone
mcnt of the Ecumenical Council, and asserts
that the number of bishops who have declined
to attend is less than three hundred.
Twenty thousand people met in open air, ut
Drogheda, ireland, yesterday, ald adopted
resolutions demanding amnesty and liberty to
the Fenian prisoners.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL TRADE. Tho Phi

THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL PRADE - The Phil
adclphnl Ledger of yesterday says "lho AN
tlrscitc coal tonnage for last week was heavier
than many supposed il would be. The trade Is
quite dull, though low ircghts from Port Rich
mond t. eastern markets have reduced n little
the heavy ,tocks of coal piled there. The pre-
vaiing disposition among consumes, whether
wise cor not time will determine, Is t. ccOnomIsc
~ much rs possible in the use of coal, to use
up old stocks as closely rs pOss blc and t. buy
only to the amount OF current necessities, III
the hope and belief thu. IN tbs course tho sup
ply of coal will go far cXceoG the demand that
holders will feel it their interest to tempt u
greater consumption by reducing tho price.
Prices both by cargo on board ~ Port Rich
mond ana 10y retail in this city, have abatcd
somewhat. From the several coal regions re-
ports are conflicting n To- when and how gencr-
ally work will be resumed by tho miners. and
on these facts depend very largely the price of
anthracite coal in the future"
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Letters from Utah report "schism" among
the Mormons and that the ROW is progress
ing" So far, Brigham Young has been able
to hold his Own. in spite of all "schismaties"
and all rows"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-24

Several recent cases of persons being poison.
ed by using lair dye. are reported in the news.
papers.
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Letter from Prince william Go.

Correspondence Of The Alexandria Gazette
STAFFORD Court August term was held
last Wednesday and Thursday. The following
eases were called and tried.
Com. vs. West assault and battery YER
dict not guilty. Clark for defendant
Com. vs. Payne and others-riOt verdict
gully, and fined s. each and costs
Com. vs. Hickerson and battery
rule issued against prosecutor to find security
for the costs Of the prosecution and IN the
event of his failure TO give sufficient security
by next term OF the court, mol pros ordered
to be entered. Suttc for defendant
Com. vs.. lucas-asSault and battery Yer
diet not guilty. Clark for defendant.
The drought is very severe in this couaty,
particularly in the lower portion oil It, Scarce
Iv anv corn will be made lYRONE
Pm. WM. Co., Va, August 25