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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-10-28
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Donn.rfas, %. SttObsr, cine g8abl fur
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iibrissh tssOrItsbsnrsn Staatematlen fin
bet am Di,naas, 2. NuSsmber, fatt; 70
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bas gplf iiter bic amenbirte Contribution
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wsrren pier S:imm,sttel halu ,sr;crbert:
l., fir pbrr srseu bic ameupirte Gcntitu.
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ras @sriAtswelen, g., fir Gper esssn cine
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unb psriGnIi&en Gissnttums urp A.. fir
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Staatss. nm BEN Sib int Gpnsrse gu Be-
iebsn, auf psI6en pr. Boutwell, reiis.
nirts, aIs sr pas gmt zines SrFrstars pes
Observation-Disclosures iltsrnabm.
au8 bic Staatsn @inufiOta unb s3iss
ccnlin tpsrbsn am Dieniias i9re Stapts.
teamtsn, @litsItspsr tsr eesisIaIur &C, er-
pdblru. 2ln rsmlelben Gage pirp gieW
Serley rtnrn She'll lsiues Ssnates unp
Idmmtli&e -RiteIieper ieipsS 9leprdlsu,
tautsnbaufes erpd9Irn. @arYIunp wirp
am Disnfas eiuen StaatSepmptrpller,
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unO S6uIeOmmiTare srpdbIsn. Sainois
pirp am Tisnfas ylitsIispsr tiner @cn-
penticn bsbufs Gntrsrfune einsr neuen
StaatseCnRituticn erwd9ten; sIsi6Ssitts
fnrtn Municipals unb 9Urrnipablsn fatt,
unttr wrl6sn bic In Chicago bsIOnpere
aufusrtIumteit auf I'D siebt, ra 90 iih in
bisisr Start um sinen sampf jwii6en si,
nsm 8efcrmtidst unb sswifsn ,i9tinsS"
banbeIt. Sn Nep 5ampl6ire wirb am
OisnRas ben 9. 9tcpsmtsr cine Ipe,etIe
Itftimmuns tsSislit zines yGonRatu.
lar @sieBss" fattfnSsn,- has ppn rer &c.
sisIatur i'm SunI b. 8. nit rer Berlin.
muns an9snpmnsn purer, rab CO rem
Solts untsrtrsitst wsrrsn fol-. Sn @siI,
iiilippi unp Srras pirp bas Bolt am 1ien.
nag, 30, Nps,, iitrr tis nsu sntpcrfenen
StaattrUniiituiipnsn obRimmsn, unp an
pemisltsn Tag: Staatsteamts, GCnsrsb.
lsute, NitsIirpsr Der eesislatur &c. srpdb.
len. Sn S.rus 1T bic BubI auf rie prrl
na&Rsn Gage aussspsbut pCrHsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-10-28
Ayartnerihip. .9Infipiunn

Die Isitbsr beianoens @eIhGfts- -Gerbinsung
,pilGsn 8. O. Sailer unb R. SbTnisIe aIs
prC6uitenbGneler unb Grcrsr, II biermit turh
seesnfeitist 3uRimmuns aufselEf. aae Slid.
liSnbf IInh an Spbn @. Caller ju ;aber, ipetmfr
stsnfaIls bic 8sGnunssH sessn bic 6irma bsridp.
tiesn pirb.
Das @el6Git pirb fprtab spn benz unterjsid-
neten alein tetrieben. Scbn 6. SaiIfr.
Gcraf,tcu. 20. Oft. fS69-3t
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-10-28

5ir itah bieItn Datum juriIdggabItf 3api.
talirn tpirb lots Ssrsiitrt.
Gernrr bsIhlpIen: Sas bitie Gntlteibuns i'm
,,Serantpn Bp6fnblatt" rsrSHsntlitt wtrbsn
Ipa.
SCRANTON, 80. Sspt. 1863.
Sm 9lufirass bts DireftCriums,
Gb. Gr. 0eIler, @efr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-10-28
UniOn Park Saloon.

Der llnttr;ei&nste bat isst he nit htm Linton
pdrf" pnbunetue @irtbitaft Guf Fiesnr 8tt,
nuna ubsrnommen unp pirb fb ieber;eit beitre-
BEN, ben auforbrrunssn ieintr WGits 9srett ,u
ptretn. 8utts Bier une bic duestiucttelfen
Btins, lppir faIts Spsiisn ittis SprrGtbis. gu
,atIrsitsm 3uirru@ Iacst elm
2fp9 Qpute Rpbinlen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-10-28

gluf pbiess 8sSus nebmsnb, rIaubt i'd mir
bic 9etauntma1uus, bae i'd has @sldaft aui
sissnr 8e6nune fortfibrt unb bite I'M stnristsn
!3uipru6. GbarIes 6tf6tr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-10-28
SoTepb 8ccfer,
NJ 6beIb q Ter,

Trlbfr ron VprI JtTpIs,
md6t biermit ieinrn 6rtuntsn une hem esnt-
I6rn pubIifum ppn Suantrn unb Spet Dart be-
faunt, haB sr in WrrrifrIe's Blcd, Wiainltrags,
Gin Di6tslsrI9Sft erSTuri glidt MIR bait CT MS-
beln irber 2lrt perr1ibie, lpntern aud SetbeHsf,
DlatraBsu, 1eppidtt uno 6bnIide Waarsn.
g8er 9aarsflb bat fam bier auBfrpresutlip
billis eintaufeH.
BssrSbHilIs piinhIi4 bslOrst.
(i6iO Sol. Stdtr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-10-28

ttr pifsrirttn prGnis, rbns llutsrf6itb her 3sit
Der Stsisrrung, hem Elm 9Inleben ;uriidbssahIen.
ben Steissrer srlaubt; ZAP isbo6 nd6 tisftr 3eit
benz Stsiserfr frinsn SbsiI bsr primis trlaubt
pire.
9m auftras bsr IirrftOrsn,
Sc. 6abriG Ssfr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-10-28
0ermlaniQ Saas Sereim.

Ten Ifiien-S Snbattrn hes beutidtn BAUER
rims gic. tirne bisrmtt CUR sia&ritt, tab ber
sIriitsI I her Gcutituticn, pOriu ss beiet: Gin
SttiatrSr mag tin anIsbsn iebertsit ,urldtesab.
len, uue I'M SalIt bic .3uriidrriiattans pcr ab-
lauf trs atttrn Sabres mad Der griinbune bfs
8trsins sti6istt. 70 iclI esm Stsisrrtr Gin a6-
tel etr bs,ablttn prGmie fur isbss brr nod nttt
auSssiaufeneu adt SABRE ;uriidbtiabIt iperten,
II. {. NJ, auf fpIasnts gIrt gu Ssriisbsn iit;
gluf ;uriidtesabltt Mnleben perrtr
hid 1 0Ihril 1860 bern S,feinerfr Wfhiel
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Commercial 0aus,

Ginsm ssrsbrtsn teutfGsn publifun unb mel
ntn 5reunetn hermit bic frsfbtne @nstiss, bae
i'd has bon hem rerfrrbensn 3. 9pdner sebals
tsRe ,,Gcmmerrial Saus" iibernpmmsn babe.
Gs pirc msin 9eifrebtn fsin, eur9 ;usprfcni-
menbe 9eSienun1 nnf bette Speiitn unb CT
tr6nfs mir rae 3utrnueH bes putIifins ~ sr-
perben. (4f0 Charles Bpie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-10-28

Die rabitalt Wietrbstt In btr Staats'
@elebsebuns pirb bisiss Satr un9tfdbr
bielelbe iein, pts I'm lebtsn. gSir Ytrlie'
rem spei 8spralentanten In QuJerne, se'
pinnsn ater einen i'm Wsltmcrslano unr
ttnen I'm Snbiana Difritt. gtu& septn'
men mir tinen Senator In bem Scmsrfst
Difrilt, SsrIisrtn absr einsn in StilapeI'
pbia. H
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Senti6 : 9lmerifdntfbcS SSa=
tionaltuerf.

9si 5riebr. @trbarb in 9sp. .9JprI trI9eizi
pom I. Sspt. 1869 an in baIbmUnatliSm eitfs-
runaeu "a, 25 Gents:
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-17
Variety the spice of Life.

Gen. Fremont has gone to Europe.
Illegal husbandry-tbrashing wife
,, Sec. Welles has bought $50, GEO dormi.
tory at Hartford.
Savannah has a man wh9 made 300
string at ten pins.
Richmond is putting on its spsctacles to
look at nineteen ounce baby.
Geo. Peabody talks of coming home to
spend the remainder of his days.
Father Clarot, it is basely hinted, left Is
abella because her purse was low.
dog skin on donkey is tho fav.
orite churh in Chill.
Leo Hudson is to become Mrs. Lee Rob
inson to-day.
Volk, the sculptor, has returned 70 Chi
cago from Europe.
The Princess of Wales dined with the Sui
tan, in defiance of Moslem customs.
The newly elected President of Costa Ri
ca is protanelY named Jesus Jimenez.
Lester Wallack sailed for Europe Wed.
nesday.
There is talk of Dickens becoming a peer
Seward will go TO California this summer
Curtis and Lowell are to lecture at Cor
nell University.
Two romantic young females of London
have been trying to stab themselves with
scissors
Reading that they have at Portland
widows Wood Society," somebody asks
who ever heard of wdyg that would mt.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-17

Madame Parepa Rosa has accepted the
invitation to play in the Grand Chorus of
the National Peace Jubilee. Ia her letter
she says: AS to tunes leave them entirely
with the committee, as no feeling except
that of pleasure of joining so great ar under
taking can actuate'any artitste. The work
upon the coliseum is going forward with
rapidly Though only half the time allot'
ted for the construction Of the building has
elapsed il is already two,thirds completed
FIVE thousand mechanics are constantly at
work on IT,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-17

The ECLIPsE.-The total eclipse Of The
sun on the seventh of August next, is the
only one that will be visible in North
America during the present century, The
center of the line of totality will pass
through Sprinfield, Illinois, and Des Moineg,
Iowa. Both OF these stations, as well as
many Others, will be occupied by coast
survey parties. Congress has appropriated
$4,000 to deiray he expense of observations
Professor Winlock, director of Harvard
Observatory. ia making arrangements for
viewing the eclipse and noting of its features
al ShelbyviIle, Ky, Tho observation will
last between two and three minutes.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-17

PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY for Nav ia to
hand, and well sustains the proud title it
bears-"The Prince of Music Monthlies. {"
for If there is any one periodical adapted
to suit the wants of all Lovers of Music.
professional or amateur, it is certainly this
Magazine.
The May number comes to us OVERLOOKING
with choice new music. There are four new
songs, by Hays, Thomas Danks, ard Eaton
three Piano pieces, and we find new tea.
ture in the shape Of six pages of Quartet
Music. which will prove a valuable addi-
tion; also, dozen pages or more OF bio.
graphical sketches and reviews of new mus
ic, that will he of interest to all musicians.
Beng largely engaged in the publication OF
sheet music, Mr. Peters has always q fresh
stock from which to make his selections.
and seems nothing 10th TO draw from his
resources to any required extent to make
the Monthly what it should be. Be
sides the musical sketches and reyie ws o,
new music, each number contains no less
'han thirty fulI-sized PAGES Of New MUSIC
py the best writer's in the coultry.
When music is furnished 20 chcau. what
N iiclan can afford TO he wi.lout such 1.
pnh'catioL' 3 tVor'h OF 2 oi rrus'o can.
no b. picked IN every day Tor "a ctots srd
We fee! jnsiiird 10 saying ttat srtscrip.
r.o1 o. So viii give ,s mach ou. C (ead
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-17
TREASURER.

Enron REcoRp:-Pease announce the name of
J. Il GRANT "a a candidate for the nomination for
County Treasurer, subject to the usages 0i me ne
publican party MANY CTIiHhNS'
Mr. EprToR: - Please announce the name of
JOd N A. CHRISTY, of oil City, candidate
TO- nomination of County Treasurer, subject to lhe
II . ges of the Republican party.
Mr. Christy is man well qualified for the posi-
lion is an ardent Republican. and was during the
war rath tul soldier. MANY CITIZENS
Mr. EDrroR-Please announce III name OF GEO
W. BRIGHAM as a candidate for County Treasur
er, subject to the usage. of the Rcpnh,ic,n party
MANY CITIZENS.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-17
ASSFN NI,I.Y.

Mr. FpIroR: - Please aunource that Captain
JAMES b. GEGGIE will be a candidate for nomi-
nation for Assembly, subject to the usages of the
Republican party
Mr. EDIroR:-Please announce to the citizens OF
yenoneo County. that VII LIAM GATES, OF Rock
Ian Township is q candidate for Member OF As
semhy. subject to the usages of the Renubcan
party. MANI VI i"nN''
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-17

All de miners ia Luzerne county. Pa,
ore a. wors.
Mr. p. ", Freeman, President Of The Bos-
ton Iosurnrce Company, Gle4 Tuesday, ag-
c0 Aty-nioe ears
The Ceoraj Church a.a .oc'pty Of Bos-
'en have exteuded nnaainuus eli 70 ,lp
Rrv. 4 5 storrs o. Bro,s.yn. y. Y, to u,-
come ttsir pastor.
4. j 3hor-y. OF ColeJrook, n. u, was
Toesioy sentenced a. Portsmouth to pay 4
fine of 5000. and oe committea to he Son
cl:d j,'i for one year. for struggling.
: neoling was held in Philadelphia late
]. n Concert Hal, Of the persons in favor
oi II irsde. IL was addressed by Mr. At
a..syl-, II s'oA, At grsa; length.
a Gu1 n.med Maigaret Murphy, attemr-
"a 70 ccmEi' suicide by drowning in the
lake near Chicago on sunday. She va,
rescued by p'lzs lighter nauess. Jerry Don.
avau.
Il rufian named Watts, keeper Of bag
MO At Evansville, Ind, shot and killed a
young mar named George Slaughter, be.
cause he interiered 20 save one Of the female
from a beating Watts escaped.
a horse car, well filled with passengers,
was run into. few evenings since. by To-
comOtiye Of .be Northwestern hailIcad. at
The kenzie street crossrg, Chicago, >and
four or five passengers We're severely if not
fatally injured, while six or seven Others
were more or less injured.
Burbank IS Block, PittsGeld Mass, con-
sisting of stores and public hall, was de-
stroyed by fire on Wednesday morning last.
Loss, $4,000; insurance, $4,000. The
county offices were in the same building,
and portion OF the law library and all the
plans of the new Court House were consum.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-17

A Norwich mau has whitfield out with a
penknife curious aud most perplexing
bottle puzzle He has taken an eight ounce
vial aud set up in Its interior perfect keg
about two inches long, with four hoops on
it and both beads in; and he has stopped
the bottle with wooden plug which fits
perfectly tight and iskeyed inside, the key
pinned and thepin toggled. The workman.
ship is excellent, and the way it was done
mystery.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-17

Large masses of cast iron may be easily
spill. by drilling holes in them. and filing
with water. A steel pug being inserted
as piston, a short quick blow with light
steam hammer causes the water to exert a
pressure ip all directions sufficient TO iurst
tie mass plate twentv-nine en1 q half
inches thick was tins sr,i, like q block o.
ice; and the pieces flew thirty feet b, the
immense force.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-17
PROTUONOTARY.

NR FpITnM-P'easc announce the name OF f. g
CRAWFORD. of Richmond Township, a. candi-
date fnr Prothono,ary subject to the usage, OF the
Republican party. SOLDIERS AND kEPUBLicANs'
Mr.. Fp1roR--Pleasr announce the name Of THoM.
A. pt NAGHY. of Petroleum Centre. as candidate
for Prnthonntarv of Neuango County. subject TO the
uslges OF the Democratic party.
We a,c authorized to announce th,t JOSEPH H.
SMITH. ProthonOtory of Nenango County. will he
q candidate for re nomination, for said office, sub
Jast to the u.agos of the Republican party.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-17

the clothes line of the editor of the Wells
vile Union few nights since. She was
smart enough to go for the clothes in the
night, as she probably knew that, being an
editor, he wore them in the daytime.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-17

At Lima, Ohio, recently, two camden
men we're arrested for swiu1liug au OLD man
ont OF some mocry. The LEX. night . VIC
iiance committee ioyk tsgn ou, Of ia'!.
sha7 '1nir heads tarred and fpaih-rel
them, ana egged them on. Of town, w';r
li'tle .r.eldly aas,e- 10 give Lima wjG
berth IN then future perauanlaticns.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-17
CHANGE OF TINE. Oil Creek & Ale
ghcy River Railway, Monday, April &c:
s.You are not indebted tn ,hs nro.s ,o-,

lyon are not indebted to the prors hcrc
I !or what reputation for immoraltv Won
onye, but to one Of your own cprrym.p.
other busybodys. who too, rar.
Rty d5wG- tse p!cce as the
t'the world. and Whit ,ho c,.
dent lasted the Record thought it was
policy to keep silent.-Star l7th.
No doubt the senior editor of the Star
considers bimself circumspect in his view Of
our Item of Saturday, rejecting upon the
course pursued by the Titusville press in
noticing every little dog fight and knock
down that may occur in Petroleum Centre,
nnd would lead it readers to believe that
such course befriends our citizens. He
claims that in Titnsville and elsewhere he
has always denied the assertion that ours
'was sink hole of ihiGui.y." but 10 the
lace OF this denial, is ready to yentilato ony
niue lracas that may occur in this vicinity.
we would enquire if this course Strengthens
'ne defence he claims to make in our favor
We would ask any citizens of Petroleum Con.
ue tbe same question. THIS is the point which
'a''eo OUT cur item OF Saturday, and although
'"e Star eloQuently goes around Robin. hoods
barn to avoid the question, we desire 10
keep the subject as first represented, straight
bsfore the people. The editor aIludes IN
some one who has taken .'particnlsr pains
10 cry down the place as the wickedest in
Tue world" Now we would enquire what
course was 1t pursued! Precisely the same
as is innocentIy pursued by ihe STAR on.
~ the former handled the subject roughly.
and In our opinion, little thinking of the in.
jury 1t might do, while the latter knowing
the injury done by the former, adopts
"a different plan, resulting in the same
way Either course gives our place
pad reputation, and one Is as iniul-
lolls to our welfare as the other. The editor
OF lno Stdr has asserted time and again that
the course pursued by the Buffalo EXPRESS
correspondent would tend 10 keen ,,-
q slec'abe PEOPLE at allegiance Of Pc.
toeum Centre, and now we wouIa
Inquire if publishing every little dirty tran.
sacilon, In which no person is particularly
Interested except those perhaps who rc.
c'lve the punishment making a loud ery
over matter ia newspaper, the partic-
ulars oi which are unknown to pine.,entbs
oil onr citizens, and little thought of If
Known. is bsneft to u.s.
We ask the Star in all oandor if our vicv
o. this SUBJECT is not correct, and in present
Ing the subject in this light are we not pro
feetIng the interests of Petroleum Centre ,
We do work from policy, and that pojicy is
to project the interests Of the town in wbicn
We ilVe' and although toe Star NAV ,hl,E
''e course |. aas adopted will arrive AZ the
same result, we beg leave to differ. What We
ha's written Is si aont malice. and IN poo5
ie'l'ng, making hat slight alusions to ,er
s'nI!ltlss eonta!ual in the Star a,r,.,e nj,
'h9y do not uer''iu To the subj ct we nave
"a GrcrFson -" tuIiaro ,Ee Star a.-. ,.l
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-17

would "ratber be a dog and bay at the moon,
than such Roman" We have only to re.
ply that he having defined his position, we
assign him to his labors He certainly is a
shining light" which, perhaps is owing to
having been under the full glare Of the moon
prosecuting his calling.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-17
REGISTER AND RECORDER.

EpITOR RECORp:-l on Will please an
rouncc '''at JAMES W. SHAW vii! he candidate
, n,,oir1,ion for the office of Register and Record
or rhipcs 20 the usNges o. the Republican party At
.rn easliu.. R.pubcan Primary Election. Nr
-,q'" ra- II Private in Company ~ II d Perm
s,lval'r Volunteers. and lost a RIGHT arm in battle
Of Getl.s'ul- lie Is comoetrnt and ohliGinC, and
ms served "e Pce -ier and Recorder one term t.
the cn-~e satisfaction Of all VITO have d." hu.iues.
,.,tI if., yENANGO G0VSTY.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-17
Time of Closing Mails.

p O., PETROLEUM CENTRE, Pa,
JULY. SsT, 1868.
Until further notice the mails will arrive at and
depart from this Office s follows
ARRIVE.
South and East, via. Irvineton 10 2s A. NJ.
south and West, " Meadville, SIS p. NJ.
North and East, Cory, 255
DEPART.
South and West, s.45 A. NJ.
%outl East and West, $50 p. VI.
North, East and West 1000 A. NJ.
II. E. BLACKMON, P. NJ.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-17

The election for Congressman to fill E.
B. Washburn's unexpired term will take
place in the Third district of Illinois, June
sth. The Republican Convention to nomi-
naic candidate, comes off May 26tb, and
The Democratic Convention, June lst.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-17
ID rNrY CONNIssIONrR.

IN. E-r-oE.-r1eass auncu' c. 70 he citizen. o.
vp,.srs- County thatI Y. S1GiINS Of Oil Cree.
Tuw1RbiD $ . candidate for CouUtv Cnnmi'son-
cr, subject - tas u:sges Of the Republican party.
~ Tntr r'-n'eHsc announce he name cf II
r iTN'H. - 'o~nDnmtor FoVushin, - rand'-
IN .etor rr~-N CNnms.ione sIh'ct - tho u@'.
cns of the L publican plsty' Many HEpuBtlc'S'.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-17

The man who tried to sweeten his tea
with one of his wifes smiles, has ''fallen
back" on sugar. Nothing like first prinei-
pl es, after all.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-17
ANNOUNCEM ENTs.


Mr. THroF-Phase announce tho name OF Col.
A. r DrrCAN "a a candidate for state Senator,
subject to the usaGea Of the Rcpu'kican party
NE, Error - Please anrcurce the name OF
JAMFS M BREDIN Of Frnnklip, as a cand datc
or State Senator, eub,ec, to tie wages a the Re
nnh,;cen nerty MANY CITIZENS
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-17

4 ism, l,s--,.os' week we called attan'iOn TO
the Co1s'tu.' 'o1 RI ',rs or Seward Il Bentley, and
now we take pleasure in noticing their Alismn for
tte hair which Is sld 70 he ve-v fine article fpr
the toilet We Hre Of the opinion that the propara
tlons of : & are AL gDoi, for the reputation
they sustain as Druggists Is good evidence that
thcv would not PIT ANYTHING in the market of an
ordinary characec Messrs. A. d. MILLER & co
have Il for sale and we hope all our friends will
try IT,
For all Bronchial affections, try Stewards Cough
Care
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-17

The hoop skirt business in Birmingham
Conn, is dying out. Firms who formerly
employed from fifty to one hundred hands,
principally girls, now employ only from six
to fifteen.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-17

Two fat-boats lay at their moering on the
Egbert Farm yesterday, and are taking in
cargo to-day. 1t is expected they will clear
the Custom House this evening
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-17

Sherry's Theatre is to be in Erie the
second week of june. He is now on his
way East, from an extended and successful
tour West.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-17

Hdrdwarc-A large assortment of which il
being closed out at reduced rates at REYNOLDS
BRoDHEAD Il cos No. II Centre St, opposite
the Post ONCE Oil City, Pa.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-17

All accounts not settled immedately will he lcf,
with an officer for collection.
Apr.l4tf REYNOLDS S co :
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-17

TIL b best place iG town TO get a pair Of Boots
made of the best stock, that will wear we'll and
warranted to fit, is at ). A. PIantc's Fash.
ouablc Boot shop, Washington Srect Petroleum
Centre, Pa. Give him trial. seplDtf
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-17

Try our Navy 'T5ba"ro. We know it is the hest
in the III 'rlct. W. II. NICHOLSON & co.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-17

w Nicholson & Co, have just received lot i
Pocket Rules and Compasscs.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-17

BASE BArL BATS and SCORE BOOKS, at
w II Nicholson e COS.