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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-11
,rnankssiving proclamation.
WAsMIN GrON, ID. % Oct. 8.

WAsHIN GToN, ID. O., Oct. ..
BIZ the President Of the United States,
The year which is drawing to close has
been free from pestilence, health has pre-
vailed throughout the land, abundant crops
reward the labors Of the husbaudmen, COM
nerce and manufactures have been success
fully prosecuted through their peaceful
paths. the mines and forests have yielded
literally, the nation has increased in wealth,
and its blessings have advanced every IN
terest Of the people in every part OF the
Union; harmony and iraternal intercourse
restored aud obliterating the marks OF the
past conflict and ensIrangeher; burdens
have been lightened, means increased, civil
and religious liberty are secured to every
| iuhabitant of the land whose soil is to-day
peopled by none but freemen. II becomes
people thus favored to make acknowledge
ment to the Supreme Author from whom
such blessings flow, Of their gratitude and
their dependence to render praises and
thanksgiving for the same, and devoutly to
imploye q conilruauce Of Gods mercies.
Therefore, /, Ulysses 5. Grant, PRESIDENT
Of the United States do recommend that
Thursday, he 18th day of November next,
be observed as a day of Thanksgiving and
of praise and prayer to Almighty God, the
creator and the ruler Of the universe.
And second, do further recommend Il
ell the people OF the United States to assem-
b bic on that day in their accustomed place
Of public worship, and unite in the homag
aad praise due the boun.iml father of al
mercy and in farveut prayers for the cohtin
uance Of the merciiul blessings he ha
youchsafed to us US a people,
a In testimony whereof l have hereunto Sc
i my hand ami caused tho seal of the Uni
t ted States to be affixed this, the 9th da
Q Of October, ~ d., 1862 and Of the Inde
pendence Of the United States Of Americ
q the ninety-fouyLh U. 5. GRANT,
h By ths President.
HAMILTON FISH
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-11

THE ELECTION To-MORRow. TUESDAY,
October 18th, (to-morrow) is election day
in the State of Pennsylvania. There seems
to be little excitement, as far as the State
Tickets are concerned, there being as much
apathy in one party as the other The ri
val candidates on our County and Township
tickets, however, are exceedingly active.
which will serve to swell tho vote on the
State tickets. In Cornplanter Township
there are three tickets in the field, two
Democratic and one Republican. There is
but one Republican and one Democratic
county ticket.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-11

VACATION. The Presbyterian church SC
ciety of this place, has consented 10 give it's
pastor, Rev. J. II. OXtoby, q vacation of
three weeks, during which time the church
will be closed, and will undergo tho. ough
renovation aud some repairing. The pastor
will spend his vacation among old associates
in his former home, and no doubt will re-
turn with renewed vigor to his duties The
church, under his pastorship, has grown in
prosl Gritty, and the society, every member
wish their beloved pastor q pleasant vis
and safe return.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-11

A stabbing affray occurred at Sharon on
Sunday.swhich may result in the death OF
young man named Carmody. He struck
with a knife in the abdomen by mau
named Mckee, inAictlng wound four inches
long and deep enough to scrape the intes-
tines. Mckee is dangerous character and
was committed to Jail. He has already
served one term in The Slug Sing Peniteu-
tiarv, one term at the Dry Tortugas, and
one term in tho Allegheny PenitenLiary.
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Mr.. Frignet, an agent of the Rothschilds,
is expected in Washington shortly. Mr.. r.
comes here, ii is stated, to tender on the
part of the famous bankers, loan to any
extent oar government may desire This
voluntary action on the part of the Roths-
cnilds, is said to have been prompted by the
discovery that certain German capitalists
were contemplating Offering our government
a loan at four per cent Nj. Frignet is said
to be authorized to makeNe game PROPOSE
tion. III
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Even French women are dlsagreeablo to
one another sometimes, The other day,
two 'dearest friends" were iu conversation.
"My dear" said the eldest 'do you know
that your husband told me last night that
my cheeks were like roses?n ''Yes, love, J.
know he did. He spoke of it afterwards,
and said it was pity they were yellow
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-11

DEATH OF CLARK EwIXG The Titusviile
papers announce the death Of Clark Ewing
esq.,, of that place, who expired yesterday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. The deceased was q
young lawyer of celebrity in this section AID
in his death the bar OF Crawford county
lose an eminent member.
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Compostors frequently MAKE singular
blunders. A lale number of the Chicago
Ereniag Post says; The distinguished typo
wlo made this column say yesterday that
the engines had 'washed l47 houses, when
the COPY read "worked l47 hours has had
his wages raised. Ingenuity shall not 60
uurewarded in this Office
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-11

The pastorand flock ofSs Josopb's Church,
Erie, have got up little 'onpleasantness'
among themselves, which resulted on the
7th, in seventeen lambs being held to bail
to answer charges of disorderly conduct
within the sacred precincts of the church
edifce Eleven of the number are of the
female percussion.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-11

REPUBLICANS ATTENTION The Repub-
can Club of Petroleum Centre will meet
lis evening at the Oil Exchange Hotel.
.et there be a full turnout as business of
Importance is to be transacted. BY order
Com
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-11

4 melting sermon being preached in a
country church, all fell to weeping except
one man; who, being asked why be did not
weep with the rest, sad ooh, belon9sSe
another parish"
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At Vincennes, Indiana, few days ago.
a mother was trying 70 force her child to
take dose of pills and in its struggles
against swallowing them, one Of them enter
ed its windpipe, and it died 10 few mo-
ments.
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a A Quaker Of Bloomington, Indiana, who
observed his wife looking iu at the kitchen
window while he was embracing the servant
girl, thus addressed her: "Betsy, thee had
better quit peeping, Or thee viii make dls-
turbapce In the family"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-11

Pretty girl to Charles-"Charles, how far
is il around the world? Isn't it twenty -four
thou-" Charles who adores pretty girl
and puts both arms around her-"That is
all mistake, M love, it is only about
twenty-four inches" She was all the world
to him. Dear Charley"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-11

Extinguishing a lighted coal oil lamp by
blowing down the chimney is very apt to be
attended with fatal consequences On
Thursday of last week Mrs, Ec&forl, Of
Carroll county, Nd, undertook to eXtingnish
the fame of lamp by the. above noted
means when the oil exploded and set fire
to her clothing She was so badly burned
that she died the next evening.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-11

New TIME TABLE. - \ new time table
7ent into effect on the O. @. & 4. Il. r
os.erlay. The down passenger trains
cave Petroleum Csiatre ST. Il. ~, 1883 p.
n ,8:43 p. IN. Up trains, (pasSeagei) leave
he Centre ll:l5 a. H., 1897 a. A., and $3.50
q. N.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-11

a lady was urgcd by her friends to marry
a widower, and as an argument they spoke
of his two beautiful children. "Children,'
replied the lady, care like tooth picks-o
person wants her own"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-11

Some one has beautifully said, "The
water that flows Tom spring, does not
CONCEAL in winter, aud those sentiments OF
friendship which flow from the heart cannot
be frozen by AdYersity.N
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-11

About seven o'clock Monday evening the
Union Pacific Railroad carpenter shop and
car shop at Omaha, the latter iine brick
structure, were burned TO the ground. Loss
about $50, 900. Many of the workmen lost
valuable TOOLS
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-11

A Paris newspaper states that the mum
ber of messages which passed over the
French Atlantic cable during the week
ending September 18th was 541, the cable
charges on the same being SO, ,O75 francs. In
the previous week the messages numbered
47s, and the earnings were %, 700 francs.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-11

A Igan being awakened by the captain OF
a passenger boat, with tho announcement
that be must not occupy his berth with bis
boots on, very considerably replied, "Oh,
it won't hurt EN-; they're an Old pair"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-11

PEACH ORCHARD FORTY FIVE MILES
LoYG.-George Z. Akers, Of Nashville, who
is at present on visit to Virginia, writes
to friend in Nashville, from Petersburg
that, .the breastworks in front of Peters
burg thrown up by the Confederates during
the late war, extending TO the left toward
Richmond about twenty miles, and to the
right about twenty-five miles for the de-
Tense of the city have grown mp in contin-
uous line oil peach trees Of every variety:
yielding an abundant crop the present year.
This is the only legacy left by he Coniede-
rates who were on the advance line within
one hundred yards of the enemy. Having
eaten the fruit while on picket duty they
cast the seed aside, and now they appear II
one continuous line o. forty-iive miles IL
beautiful trees, yielding the greatest variety
Of the finest fruit
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-11

/ DEMoCRATIC CLuB MEETING TONIGHT.
he Democracy Of Petroleum Centre will
ssemble this evening in Sohel's Opera
Iouse. for the purpose OF transacting i'm
jortant business. Capt. Gray and W. G.
3lummer Of Titusvile, will address the
ueetiEg.
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Special EOtfce.

WORDS OF WISDOM for young men, on the
Ruling Passion in Youth and Eary Manhood, with
SELF HELP for the ening and unf ortunate. Sen
in scaled letter envelopes free of charge, Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION B3x P, PHILADELPHIA
PA May2 3m
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-11

This evening the Fanny Herring Troupe
perform in Oil City; at Housewife the 18TH
aud 18th; at Tidioute the Nth and 18th,
and ct Cory on Saturday evening the 10th.
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Fourteen buildings were burned in Osh-
,sb. Wis. Thursday evening. Loss, $780,
10: insured for SIS. coo.
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,rln,e on Cinsins NEnils.

p. o., PETROLEUM CENrRs, "a
JuIY 27sr, 1865. 5
,til further notice the mails will arrive at and
lrt from this Office MS follows:
ARRIVE,
)uth and East vio Iryinctou TO- IS A. W.
,uth and West, " Mcadvile Sis r NJ. a
orth and East, " Cory, 2.55
DEPART.
outh and West, s45 A. NJ.
1utl East and West, . 90 Z. NJ,
orth, East and West, 1000 A. NJ
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A traveller stopped at an inn in neigh
boring village, aud lnding the landlord and
landiady fighting. cried out; "laiio, WHO
Keeps this house?" ''rhe wife replie I;
"Thats. jnst what we are trying. to decide
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-11

The jamestown, N. Y, fall races, come
L this week on the 18th, lash and 18th
.sts
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/, EGEEss HAIL.

W. Hall isnow ready for theatrical eShibitonsd
concerts lectures, &c. The Hall has beou raiiTted
and strengthened No pains aud expense has been
spared to make it q first class
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-11

A poor, thoughtless old gentleman, sat
down the other day on the spur of the mo
ment. His; screams were trightful.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-11

Miss Bateman gets $4,000 per week, which
would support husband handsomely, il he
only thought so.
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AMrs. Mcdonald is editress of the Coming
Woman Department of the Charlottesville,
Indiana, Journal.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-11

Mass at l014 q. m.
Yespcr and Beneliction of. the Blessed
lcrament at p. III.
Catechism at Up. m.
JAMES DUNN. Pastor.
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HoRsE THiEF CAUGHT. Last night man
named Edwprd Wilber, who until Saturday
night last had been in the employ OF Geo.
W. King butcher in this place, went to the
stable of his former employer (Kingl in rear
of aismarket, and harnessed up his horse,
hitched it to his single buggy, and drove
out into the street, and coming down Main
street when about opposite Windsor Bros
store. Mr.. Ambrose Weaver, of the Central
House. who was passing, recognized the
horse and buggy us the property of Mr.. H.,
and Mr.. W. imm ediately went 10 Mr. King
and gave Information, WHICH upon inyestl-
cation was found to be true. Officer Kinney
and one or TWO others Immediately went IN
pnrsqit on horseback, and overhauled the
Young man at Fnnliville, where, seeing be
was going TO be caught, jumped irom the
buggy and made tracks on foot. The horse
went through the creek and ran up the
bank on the opposite side, doing some dam
age to the buggy. WILDER seoreted himself
ia the yard of q private residence, where he
was discovered by Officer Kinney and brought
back to this place, aud this morning be was
examined before Squire Donaghy and held
and was taken to Franklin to-day. This
WILDER had been in the employ OF Mr.. King
brt q few days, and during this time has
stolen from the drawer in the mar
ket, sums of money, and in ten days ad7an-
ced 10 his profession from stealing i've cen
pieces to driving off horse and buggy.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DTSSuLUTEDN.

Tie copartrcrshlD heretofore existing under the
firm name OF Wachter & CO., is dissolved, ana al
parties indebted to the firm, requested to settle
q the oil stand, Tess Farm, at Pct Centre oppo'
aita the brick bank. jul2iH Ii. .. w
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s, PETER 9AND PAUL'S (Catholie)
CHURCH.
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Motto for New York fnanciers: ''All is
not Gould that glitters." Especially not in
Fisk al matters.
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3THODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at II A. NJ. ana
, P. NJ. Sabbath School at91a a. N,
ats free. A cordial invitation extend
to all.
Rev. C. NJ. HEARD, Pastor.
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nivine Nervices.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
reaching at Ii o'clock A. NJ, and ~
lock p. N.
Rev. j. II. OxrogY, Pastor.
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J. Ross Brownies Chinese revelations will
all end in pig tales.
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Carpets, of every quality and description, at
REYNOLDS, BRODHEAD ~ CO.'S, No. II Centre
Street, opposite the P. o., Oil City, Pa.
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Abbott will lecture this winter on "france
and Her Emperor"
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Peabody intends to pass the winter in the
South of France.
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"Barnum's autobiography--P. T. tits, but
'tisn't true "-Ne,o Y0rlc World.
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Eeyy Flour, Feed sanG Grocery
Store
y. S. PRATEEEEs,

Atthe OLD BANK BUILDING, ON MATN-sT,
opposite the MoCiintoc's House, has on hand n
lagc and fist class stock Of Flour,Feef and
Groceries which he is selling at a low figure.
CO. Don't FORGET the place--where a, D. Cotto
t5 Company broke up.
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The Prince Napoleon is now studying
Cesar with Napoleon's commentaries.
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CrOekery--For ali kinds 90 to REYNOLDS
BBODHEAD & CO.'S, No II Contre Street, oppo-
ste she Post Oace, OIL calt, Pa.
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The Leland Brothers are reported to have
made 800, 900 by their Saratoga season.
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General Braxton Bragg has returned from
Canada to the South
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Wasbburne, late Minister to Paraguay, is
in England, making book.
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Pedro Battista, once the tenor of LaScale,
grinds hand-organ in New York.
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Forrest begins his annual starring tour
next week at Albany.
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Forrest begins bis annual starring tour
next week at Albany.
Peabody intends to pass the winter in the
South of France.
Abbott will lecture this winter on ''france
and Her Emperor"
J. Ross Brownies Chinese revelations will
all end in pig tales.
General Braxton Bragg has returned from
Canada to the South
Wasbburne, late Minister to Paraguay, is
in England, making book.
The Prince Napoleon is now studying
Cesar with Napoleon's commentaries.
"Barnums autobiography-P. T. It's, but
tsn't true "-Nelo Yorlc World.
Pedro Battista, once the tenor of LaScale,
grinds q hand-organ in New York.
The Leland Brothers are reported to have
made 500, 900 by their Saratoga season.
Motto for New York fnanciers: "All il
not Gould that gltters." Especially not ii
| Fisk al matters.
AMrs Mcdonald is editress of the Coming
Woman Department of the Charlottesville
Indiana, Journal.
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p. o., PETROLEUM CENTRE, "a, !
JfiY 27sr, 1865.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-04
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
$4,000
TWO DOLLARS A YEAR, IN ADVANCE
$3.50 II Paid within Six Months.
800 at the End Of the Year,
y o h w O II X.
Neatly and Promptly Executed.
The East Tennessee Railroads and
the United States military.


the United states military.
The Knoxville Wing Of the 24tlr
inst. learns that Col. c. w. Folsom
arrived there ON Sunday, with letters
of appointment from Qartermaster
General Mayo, U. s. A., as receiver,
on'the part of the United States gov
ernmcnt, for the East Tennessee and
Virginia and East Tennessee and
Georgia railroads. The Wing says
This action ON the part of the United
States government Is, we presume,
the sanse as that noted few days ago
In regard to the Nashville and Chat
tanooga Railroad but the claims of
the respective roads against the gov
eminent should not be confOunded,
rs they are of an entirely different
character. Whatever may be nature
of the claims of the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad against tho
United States, there can be no reas-
enable doubt, as we Judge, that those
of the East Tennessee roads are obvi,
ously and undeniably Just and right.
The rolling stock and other property
OF these companies were, In part,
preserved for and turned over to the
United States military, by the officers
of the roads, and We're rendered of i'm
portant and valuable service in re-
tanning military occupation In East
Tennessee, and in extending their OPP
erations elsewhere. 1t may also be-
added that Gen. Burnside has fire.
quently certified to- the valuable aid
which these railroads rendered him
In his military movements in East
Tennessee, and to the fact that a large
amount of material belonging to-
these roads was used by In his opera
tions here. We shall allude more at
length to this subject rs developments
occur.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-04
TOBACCO.

The Crop Prospects In Southern Kerr
lucky. Tennessee, Virginia, etc.
Correspondence of the Paducah Herald. !
In the first place, I would speak of
the crops ofLyon, Caldwell and Crit
tenden counties, from all parts of
which counties l have seen farmers
and others nearly every day. have
not yet conversed with the first one
who does not represent the tobacco
crop as being the poorest one for many
years-not one-third Of the quanti-
ty planted has yet been topped. An
other third of the crop may be ready
for topping within the next three
weeks. AS for the balance, IL it is
ever topped 1t will have to be in Oc.
tober or November next, by frost.
From all the information I can
gather, not over three-fourths of the
number of acres planted last year
have been set this summer; and,
making due allowance for seasons,
ETC., these three counties will not
make more than half the quantity
they did last year, and much of that
must be of very poor quality.
From Missouri / learn that the
crop is forty or fifty per cent. more
than it was last season, when the
crop was very small one, and that
much injured by the frost.
On the Ohio river, including Hen
derson, Union, and Daviess counties,
and few of the counties adjoining
back of them, the crop Is said to be
nearly or quite equal to last years,
and, with good seasons from this on,
they will produce about as much as
they did last senson-though from
this section we have some complaint
of danger to the crop by frenching,
etc.
From the Western District of Ten
nessee and Kentucky Purchase, the
crop, it is thought, will be better than
last years, though within the last
week we have complaints from that
quarter as to the crops being cut
short by drought, etc.
In the GAINESVILLE District, and the
Green river country, the crop Il
looked upon as inevitably cut short
one-third or more in quantity, while
the quality must be inferior, on &C
count of late planting Of much of the
crop.
or the Virginia crop I have
but little information but SO far it il
said the crop in that State will bt
one-third less than last crop.
The corn crop in some neighbour
hoods will be very light, while In
others it will be fair one; but from
no section do we hear that it is first,
rate.
The wheat crop in our immediate
vicinity is IA much better one thar
last years.
AN LDTOBACCO DEALER.