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-..Tare, u r.t.. aHl jobhing lots, st
g4c.1al d Biackmous.

Awr-I. -EU. aes75- sake, What next?
Hs-a il .J7c'y woman -oing to clubs nd
ca.lo JG-ls, keeping . night key, and
no" Sc pa cscS ST.. IA .s. ata,ct;o sports
and e:au--t.ag o.. fights We read the
o.a.c Gay how 0 young LADY with nice little
. IS w,- pTiza fog jumping We heard
O -10,-st .-.y a1oa; the same time who
---lal la2- ia she stomach till he died
A:-- a.a con,a Madame Olympic Adonard,
EAaes I,o4ch lectures and elegant dresses
1c -uT Ua,oa League theatre last year the
fashionable world has not forgotten, ami
challenges N. de Villemesan. to fight
due. because he criticised her book toe
-larqir tho Paris Figaro N De Vil!e-
,-:sza:-s may be a have man. Aut woman
"i.t pistol is mpto tban he is willing to
face; and we don't Llamo bin Tribune.
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Special Notice

WORDS or WISDOM for young men, on the
Ruling Passion in Youth and Early Manhood, with
SELF HELP for tho erring and unf ortunate seu
in sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION Box p, PmLADELpAI \
Pa. MAY 81, 3m
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The National Horse Fair at Williams
port, advertised for October 5th. 9th, 7th
and 9Th, is postponed until the 10Th ard
the three succeeding days of the same
month
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A member Of a church in Vermont, desr.
ing "a man from the Lord, prayed in this
wise: "Send Us not an old man in his do
tage, nor young man in his goslinghood,
but man with oil tho modern improve
uents."
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CANDIDACY ANNOUNCEHIE ENTS.
CONSTABLE

Mr.. EDIfcR - Please announce the name OF
THcMAs NClyGn as cnndidhtc for Constable. al
the octOb- election
Mr. McHu-h lss filled tho Office of Constable
very acccpiably since his election last spring, and
we believe he will he supported irrespective of par
ty for reelection this fall. MANY CITIZENS.
MR ED1ToR:--PleGse announce the name OF MER
HIT 5, l;oorH, ~ Il candidate foi Justice of The
teacc 10 ConplGn,or township, at the ensuing Oc-
tyhnr election ald ohhge, MANY CITIZENS.
Pumor, Sept. Is, 1860
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1t it reported from Washington that Ge4-
eral Butler will not be candidate for the
United States Senate against Senator vii
son, an understanding 10 that effect having
been reached. Doubtful.
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The NEW MEAT MARKET We are plous.
ed TO know that our citizens are giving the
new meat market of II. & W. larker, 10
Gated at the end Of the Egbert Farm bridge,
on Main street, liberal patronage. The
proprietors are New York State men, and
are determined not TO be undaIsold, OF ou'-
done in quality Of meat They keep fine
specimens Of meat always on hand, of all
kinds, and for few days our townsman,
Sam BlOomer can be found cleaver in hand
in this new market, slicing out The choice
steaks and roasls for his friends. Read the
advertisement found elsewhere, Gnd call ct
the low market
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Several oil wells are being operated at
the mouth of West Hickory, aud the pros
poets Of that region are good.
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Philadelphia has contributed $50, 600 TO
the Avondale relief fund, and tho money is
still flowing in.
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The Alliance Democrat relates ;he follow
ing: AN in.ideat Of death by lightning
which occurred in tbe neigh hborhood Of
Youngstown some two weeks ago, was re-
lated TO us fow days since, 1t appears
that couple of young men were out in
hc~yes; field when a heavy thunder storm
~ -oocheG and hey started towards tho
ba.c, enc o .-om carrying pitchfoIk on
his should, A. the lightning flashed
most vigoro. y, his companion asked him
10 put the 10 D: down, as it was most dan
gerous to c. = it, He replied that God
Almighty wo. d.: -ike him." and Just as
The words were u.:e. I'd ho was struck dead,
the s.Tol1 ,narg..1G him in a. horrible man.
nor. The G2., t.-ys were melted, and his
boots were torn '-om lis .5et. This may
serve as another .-...b'e warning to those
WHO sei a. defines .he .'or and authority
Of Ain who GaC..s 1. .ehtuings
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A correspondent of the Erie Dispatch

A correspondent Of the Erie Dispatch
says:
"There is large dog at Siverleyville,
about . mile from Oil City on the .. c. d
~. Il. railroad, wdIch tiles his speed with
every passing train. lie holds his own for
the distance Of about. one hundred rods
when he stops suddenly, and leisgrely trots
back to his kennel. lie has amused himself
in this way for ths last four months. Pas
sengers looking from the window on the
opposite side oftho cars from the river, can
any day or from any train, see the race
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''l' we are to live after death, why don't
we have some certain knowledge of it?"
said a skepiic 10 o clergyman.
'.Why didn't you know that you wers
going 10 live in this world before you came
hare? was the quick reply.
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A Yankee editor, describing festival
says when General Butler made his appear
ance the band played ''Hal to the. Thief. :"
lis intended to say Hail to the Chief.
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A Davenport husband took some magne-
sia, and made his wife think 1t was poison.
She had his stomach pumped until he
thought the year Of jubilee had come.
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In Rochester, coal is now delivered to
consumers at Us per ton Tor egg ana chest
nut, $s.25 for stove, and $3.50 for CRATE.
In buffalo, coal is now delivered to consum-
ers in the city limits at $0.4O for CRATE,
$3.50 for egg, $9.70 for stove, and $3.50
Tor CHESTNUT. These prices show : Eeduc-
t!ou OF about 70 cents to 81 per ton.
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Iron Gate. Wheat SheeJ, Globe Heaters
Oriental, and Parlor Stoves, at Nicholson &
Blackmon's hardware store
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7 I E,E E /, S,:z(5 I2APH
BEPoRTEp FOR TIE DAILY RECORD,
Afternoon dispatches.
nArGrsrA, September u.

The entire vote of tho State is received,
except thirty-seven small towns and planta-
tons Chamberlain received so, ,O9l, Smith
IS, ,377. and uicbhorn 4.6l2. The senate
stands % Republicans TO 3 Democrats a
Dem ocratic gain Of one. House. lI3 Re
publIosns TO 81 Democrats, with four dis
tric.s 20 hear irum Last year the House
stood Republicans l2l, Democrats so.
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Persons desiring to contribute to tho Ie-
lief Of the idows and orphans made by the
Ayoudalo disaster, can send their money to
George II. Stuart, Philadelphia.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-09-22

Mrs. Evans, one of the sufferers by the
Ayonda!o disaster loses eight of her family
her father, husband, three sons and throe
brothers.
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piVtne Services.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

PRESB IERlAN OiU hCll.
Preaching at II O'Clock A. NJ, and ~
y clock +. N.
REV. j. II. OXToBY, Pastor
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at Ii a. NJ. ana
~ p. NJ. Sabbath School at9h a. NJ.
eats free. A cordial invitation extend
ed to all.
REV. C. NJ. HEARD, Pastor.
SITS. PETER AND PAUL'S (Catholie)
CHURCH.
Mass at l011 a. IN.
Yesper and Deneliction of the Blessed
Sacrament at p. IN.
Catechism at p. m.
JAMES DUNN, Pastor
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Carpets, Of every quality and description, at
BRODHEAD & cos, No. II Centre
Street, opposite the P o., Oil City, Ia
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yin,e of CLOSING Mails.

p o., PETROLEUM CENTI,E, Pa,
July Ssr, 1865.
Until further notice the nails will arrive at and
dcpait from this office as follows
ARRIVE.
south and East via. Irvincton, 10. 2S a. NJ
South and West, Mcadville, 51S =. II.
North and East, Cory, So
DEPART.
South and West. s.45 A. NJ.
Sout. East and West, $50 p. NJ
North, East and West, 1000 \. VI.
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CrocHery--Eor all kinds go to REYNOLDS
81 CO.'S, No, II Centre street, oppo-
ste the Post Ofice, Oh City, Pa,
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If YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY, USE THE
ECONOMY COOKING stove!
Read the Following Letters

II. BRYAN d Co., Sr1s The Stove purchased
of you, called the Economy, | think the best stove
now in use: know no other that is equal to it.
E. d. FISHER Petroleum Centre.
T. BRYAN tS Co., SIRs - The Economy cooking
stove purchased Of you some weeks ago. gives en-.
tire satisfaction find it the most economical stove
have used f. M. SANDERSON, Pet. Centre
r. BRYAN d Co., GENTLEMEN Three weeks ago
purchased the Economy cooking stove from you,
and can say that it has, in every respect, met my
most sanguine expectations and does more execution
with less fuel than any stove | ever had.
d. NJ. BRANDON, Petroleum Centre.
T. BRYAN IL Co, SIRs The stove we purchased
from you, called the Economy cooking stove, we
have seen nothing of the kind which is constructed
on such scientific principles. lnsuling the thorough
consumption of fuel obtaining the greatest amount of
heat possible at small expense We safely
ommend it as combining economy and utility.
G. B. FOSTER, Boyd Farm.
Petroleum Centre Sept 30 1869
Nsssrs T. Bryan d Go. Gents:
Having seen great number of Economy cooking
stoves in use in Beaver and Laurena counties, new
yr knew single instance in which they failed to give
entire satisfaction.
Househeepers like them because they heve large
oven bake we'll and consume but little lual. | have
one and would not be without j. d. FOREST.
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hammers u Alden arc ceiling of present
tock at cost.
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NeSg Flour, Feed and Grocery
Se0re
- DIE rsIET41us

At the OLD BANK BUILDrNG, ON MAIN-sT,
opposite the McChutOclr House, has hand a
iage and hTSt class stock Of FiOur,Eeed and
Groceries which he is selling at a low figure,
10. Don't forget the pace-whoro A, d. Co.to
81 Company broke Up.
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Change of 'EirGO.
OIL CREEK & ALLEGHENEY RIVER RAILWAY
MONDAY, SEPT. Ctl, 1869
NorthyynrG Trains
Leave Pet. Centre $40 m, ar. at CORY 40 u m.
g " - 10.44 n. m. Nr. 3. I25 p m.
:55 p. IN ar. ' $40 II.
- '' Ni:05 p. M, an. IitusyillGj 5 20 p. IN.
Southwark Trains
Leave Pet Centre. - 10 m, ar at OH City 10 am
- '' % Hoo y M, ar g lt5 p IN
'' ' 1863 D. m, ar. Z" S35 p III
" i30 p M M " so p IN
This Train will stop 20 minutes for dinner
These are Freight Trains and 90 to Titusyillo and
Oil City.
"These trains pass at this point. The sodthward
Train stopping for breakfast
f~*The 2:55 pm Train going North and the -53
Train going South run on Sundays.
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hammers u AlGen have new steel, Of
aal late styles Of Hats and Cars If
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FRUIT CANsl at
NICHOLSON a. BLACEMoNs.
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Very best case-hardeued working barre.
Nicholson x BIacEmop' q.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-31

AERIAL NAvIGATIoN.-At u meeting
of the New York Society of Practical
Engineers, held recently, a carefully
prepared paper was read on the aubject
Of aerial navigation, aud diagrams Of a
new vessel, devised to travel through
the air, were exhibited. The diagrams
of the balloon, it is stated, represent
an oval split in two le~ngthwise. The
fat side is downward, overshadowing
the car and machinery. The balloon is
to be manufactured Of white duck,
rendered impermeable to gas by FASTING
paper on the inside, and is to be in
fated with hydrogen gas. A car is
attached below, capable Of carrying
four men and the machinery, which
they work by hand. The motive power
is furnished by propellers, or wheels,
so governed that they are turned either
way, and connected with q universal
"cam," that closes and feathers the
vanes at the very point where action
upon the atmosphere is needed. The
whole apparatus is stecrcd by a fam
like rudder attached to the stern. The
inventor asserts that under ordinary
circumstances he can travel at tho rate
of at least co miles an hour. There
are to be regular stations for replcnish-
ing the gas, and also stations for re-
eeiving freight and passengers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-31
SPRING Is COMING.

Nothing more forcibly reminds us'of
the flight of time than the falling leaf,
and the wiutry blast. So, nothing in
Nature is so typical of life, youth and
a resurrection to q more lovely and
beautiful state of existence, rs the
swelling bud-the opening spring.
Now, if ever, can We perceive nat
some unseen Power is at work with
everything arouni US. A Power whose
existence car no more be denied because
unseen, than can the existence Of the
wind be ignored which smites the
cheek, though unseen by mortal eye.
When we see the buds bursting out,
uuder the warm south wind, we know
there mus. be n power there, though
unseen, whose might and gentleness we
canuo. but feel I; precisely as when we
see the large steamship Keeling ana
pluuging in the storm, we know that
there is a mighty power within, forcing
il into its destined harbor. We are all
subjects of a great, mysterious, con-
trolling intelligence, which seems to DO
guiding every immortal to the same
goal. Like the needle of the ships
compass, ever turning steadily to tho
pole-uo matter which way the ship
may turn, tho soul is guided by an
unseen influence which ever tends in a
single direction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-31

A ONE-LEGGED SOLDIER ELoPEs WITH
A PRETTY ScHooL GIRL.-Daniel Foss.
an organ grinder, who has been collect
ing pennies by the gross from ~sympathiz'
ing people, q of recently with Miss
Anna A. Tiers, q beautiful blus-eycd
school girl not yet IS, whose father
lives in North Burt street. Paterson,
New Jersey. The girl, who is n beauty,
got acquainted with Foss about one
month ago, whilst on her way from
school, and before her father dreamed
Of the intimacy, took q trip to Now York
and married the onc-logged veteran, who
dropped his organ and, with a wooden
pin, bravely returned in broadcloth in
stead Of blue to Paterson, where he an
nouuced his induction into the family.
Tho mother u~pbraided and the father
scolded dreadfully whcreupon the
spirited little Anna, with hOr blue eyes
filled with tears, shook her marriage
certificate in the faces Of tho old folks,
and said she didn't car if they did
scold. The soldier displayed $4,000 in
Government bonds, and his wife n $500
gold watch and q set Of moss agate jew
elry which no had given her, and the
twain announced their intention of
going to Chicago, where thoy own a
house and lot. The parents saw things
in q different light, hung out n white
flag, and proclaimed n general amnesty.
It turns out that the soldier is most re-
specially connected in Chicago, rs is
his young wife in Paterson, and although
minus q leg, is I" a man for a. that"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-31

Kg~RosESE-FED PoRH.-A singular
discovery has just been made at Gin.
cinnati. It seems that q man upset
his kerosene lantern into his meal bin,
and he noticed afterward that his hogs
ate the damaged fodder with avidity.
This gave him an idea, and, by export
ment, he found that five weeks feeding
with the kerosene mixture made one of
his hogs so fat that it could hardly
stand. The animal was then tried into
lard, with the following result: When
cool the lard did not CONCEAL, hut the
addition Of q certain amount Of potash
resolved the contents Of the kettle into
three distinct substances-the first a
light, transparent oil, better than kerr
osenc or sperm oil ; the second q jelly
like substance which turned into soap,
and last a small residuum Of insoluble
muscle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-31
nth 81 distinct sections Of military

with 81 distinct sections of military
law.
Speaker Richards, of the Tennessee
House of Representatives, wants to be
Consul to Ycddo. He is recommended
by the Congressional delegation from
Tennessee.
The Senate Railroad Committee have
instructed their Chairman to move the
indefinite postponemeut of the House
bill granting right Of way to the Ell
Paso or Southern Pacific Railroad, in
which Fremont is interested. Parties
interested say the Senate will defeat
the motion whenever it is made, and
ultimately pass the bill.
The Union Pacific Company want the
junction with the Central Pacific fixed
at Monument Point, &c miles west of
Ogden, and will contest the Senate
resolution fixing the junction at Ogden.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-31
THREE phases of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

THREE phases Of Mormonism-perhaps
the three leading ones-render the
downfall Of the Church certain as
soon as Utah is admitted as q State.
The FIRST is that union of Church and
State which is the cornerstone Of the
Mormon organization, and to which it
owes in part its strength. The second
is the subseryicncy Of the criminal to
the behests Of the code. 0fenses are
not against man or society, or even God,
but against the Church, and crime is
expiated by the blood of the criminal
for the sake of the Church. The third
IS the contempt for woman. She has
no status in society. Marriage is an
absorption of her every right. Her prop.
erty passes to the husband. She canno.
have ownership, either by deed or be-
quest, or as heir, after marriage. She
has no right of dover. In fact. Nor.
monism is a complete oycrturninp of all
the common and statute law rights If
woman kind. AS every effort of states.
men for centuries has tended to ameli.
crate the condition of woman in respec,
to her legal rights, it will be seen tina,
Brigham's empire cannot stand before n
bill to admit Utah as a State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-31
FROM SACRAMENTO.

SACRAMENTO, March 3l.-Upon the
arrival of the Central Pacific train, at
10 o'clock yesterday morning, aud OPEN
ing q lumber car, there was found
slowed away therein, a man who stated
that he had come all tho way from White
Pine. 1t was represented to him TINT
he had been way-billcd and must wait
or walk up to the captains Office md
settle. Upon his earnest protestations
that he was really dead broke, he was
discharged, with the %admonition never
to visit White Pine again.
A schooner, recently built IN tho
bank Of the Sacramento River, near the
foot of Y street, will be launched this
afternoon.
Charles Stewart was arrested for i'm.
proper and criminal uso Of n deadly
weapon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-31

WHO WAS IT2-That We won't d.
yulge, but yesterday we came into the
possession of q memorandum book be-
longing to some one: no matter who,
which contains several very good items,
among which 10 n kind Of n thermomet-
rical record of the temper Of his better
half, together with some account OF
how she managed to get off on a trip
over the mountains. Hero it is Nom
day-Rather ~hazy-can't imagine what
ia the matter. Tnesday-Devilish cool
this morning, with a tendency to n rise.
MISUNDERSTANDING hard, terribly
cold-she wants to 60 over tho noun
tains, | can't see it. Thursday-A
regular hurricano-must go-roof be-
gins to ~squeak-wants n narasel, gloves
and corset laees-I believe the last, for
she must have burst hers. Friday
Things are growing terribly hot-I've
held my mercury long enough-all
comes from over tho mountains -
d-n over the mountains" Saturday
Mercury freezing-compromised on dry
goods-tolerably moderate-very fair.
Suuday-Cash short-lowering clouds,
q regular upheaval immincnt-guess
I'll compromise. Monday-Bless the
railroad +! it took a heap Off tho old
mans mind this morning. Breakfast
at restaurant-mufins, coffee and eggs
very nice-had it all alone. Went
home-came away again-the con.
founded bed amt made up yet-must
| oct somebody. Amt this gay, living
to ones self?-Sderdmento Record.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-31

ARRIVAL OF THR CHINA STEAMER
The Great Republic arrived at her dock
last evening, and about 10 o'clock dis
charged her passengers. A large crowd
of Cinnamon, ofthe Gung 0ck Company;
were on the wharf, and rs many more
belonging to the Chung Hing Company
were outside the gates. Owing to the
excellent preparations made by the po-
lice, no difficulty occurred. About l2G
Chinese women were on board, brought
out by tho Gung 0ck Company. Those
who were on the outside, the Chung
Kings, were apparently bent on kidnap-
ping some of the Acknowledged beauties.
One Chinaman said to US, g. think so
how we hab one dam hard ftoe (; POGO
tempo, bimbe-bi, they likee catchee
too muchsc woman" When the fair
daughters of the sun left the steamer,
they were m%arshaled outside the inner
gate, where the Custom house officials
examined their luggage. When this
was completed they were placed between
two ranks of policemen, who marched
them through the outer gate and into
the cars, which were waiting for them.
The amorous Johns Of tho other faction
were kept at q safe distance by tho clubs
of the policemen, for even John has
learned to fear this "bit of q sthick."
The little Celestial darlings were crowd
cd into three cars. The jabbering Johns
mounted on oil sides and both ends Of
the cars ; the policemen took their sta
ton, and away they went-thc other
and disappointed faction following in
silence. Only one arrest was made,
that of All You, who had q ~six-shooter
on his person, doubtless intending to
.take,a hand in hat dam hard ftce "
which did not come Offs. +. Chroni-
Gle, esd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-31

4. T. STEWART employs an army oil
little shavers, who scampsr to and fro,
bearing money received from customers
Curiously enough one mover hears them
addressed rs James or Elihu, or Bob
the reason of which is explained by O
lady from Ulster County, who made hel
first visit to New York quite recently
and on returning home rccited her frs
sightseeing, ETC., to the family. She
visited Stewards. Such heaps Of
goods !! Such lots of people And
then, said she, there were so many
little boys named Cash, and all abouI
the same size didn't see Mrs. Cash
but tell you she's got n mighty smart
lot of young ones"