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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-02-23
OIL CITY CORREsPONDENCE.

OIL CrrY, Feb. 20.
On Saturday George G. Hohr, was ar
rested on warrant issued by Justice Hoo
ton for aggravated assault and battery and
surety Of the peace on the body Of j. c.
Morrity. He was held to bail to appear al
the April term Of the Court Of Quarter Ses
sions iu the sum Of $500. Nohr charge,
Morrity, an Importation from Chatham
street "sbeap bargains in clothing mine
tear" with forestalling him in regard to
rent Of premises occupied by Mobr. He
also charges the ''shesp clothing man
with striking the first blow In the "little
milp which ensued Oh Thursday evening,
and which resulted in his being whipped.
There Is much interest felt in the late
strikes on Seneca street. Several wells are
going down. We notice two lots advertised
for sale or lease in the nsighborhood Of the
Hicks and Knox we'll. Application to be
made at the Drug Store Of John N. Davies
4 Co., Bisselrs Block.
Mrs. E. S. Brandon has commenced Civ.
ing lessons 10 vocal music and the piano
forte at Oil City, on Saturdays between the
hours Of 0 .. IN. and 4. p. m. Mrs. u. 10
worthy lady and smineutly qualified as
teacher in these branches.
Yesterday the Rev. W. McNabb preac ached
an eloquent sermon to large congregation
at the United Presbyterian Church, on the
observance Of the. Sabbath, from the text,
"not neglesting to assemble yourselves to-
gether."
The Rev. John L. Finuclne, of Mead.
vile. preached at st. Joseph's Church
10 the morning and evening. The subject
IN the evening was the Eucharist. The
Rev. gentleman is an orator whose Ian.
yuage is choice and elegant, and whose ges-
ures are natural and entirely FREQ from the
which too often mars pulpit
ratory.
The Vespers were sung by delegation of
be Venango County Musical Association,
o fine and spirited style. Amsng the sing
re were Mrs. s. G. Nicklin, Miss Emma
Miss frankie Harding. Prof.
I. E, Skinner, Musical Director, S. C.
'icklin. ALI Ormston, s. n. Sharpe, etc.
frs. Nicklin, Organist Of ST. Josspb's
'hursh. played tho accompaniment with
legant taste.
Navigation 10 still open, and steamers are |
,aking their regular trips. JUAN.
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A Nashville dispatch says: The proela.
nation of Governor Brownlow, declaring
martial law 10 tho counties Of Overton, ] Jack-
son, Maury, Giles, Lawrence, Gibson, M adi.
son and Haywood, and ordering General
Cooper 10 send militia to them, which OK.
cites much uneasincss. Thoughtful meu
fear IL is the commencement of serious
troubles in Tennessee. General Coope,
is on experienced soldier, and may aver
the danger apprehended.
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TIE Russian Czsr's lovely young daugh.
ter, it appears, has not only to graduate in
theology before she Can ascend the Bavari.
an throne, but she has likewise to 60 through
severe course of musical instruction ere
she can hope to secure the affection Of her
royal Gance, who, it Is said, broke off his
marriage with the present Duchess oi Allen
c"n because she would not admire the
"Tsnnhauser."
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"ALtsAA."-ltis is not often that we have the time
to spare, or the inclination, to notice any Of the
thousand and one preparations sold Throughout, tn.
country, each, az 1t is claimed, being a., sovereign
cure for one more Of the ills that nesh I. heir to
Indeed, we have frequently wondered that people
ever died at all, or grew old even, when by small
outlay they could furnish themselves with some
thing which would keep disease At bay, and defy the
assaults Of time! Concerning tho efficacy of one Of
these remedial PrGpara tons and one which hns be
come celebrated Of late-we can speak from per.
sonal experience, and consciontiousy say IL il good
we refer ''Alisma," an article for restoring and
ard Bentley, Chemists aud Druggists, No 1s9
Main Street Bufiao.-BuIfaloC Commerc al Adv No
SLOW sales for Stewards Cough Cure. A. D. MIL
for Petroleum Centre, Pa. teb1T
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THERE is rumor iu town that . prize
night came of at the Rattlesnake School
House, on the Plumer road, between man
by tie name Of Mace, and another. whose
name Ia not mentioned. for a purse Of 81 1000.
II is said that Mace whipped his antagon-
ist. II therc to any truth in this story, the
matter has been conducted very quietly. but
we are inclined to doubt the whole story.
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GENTLEMEN this spring will wear coats
with wide rolling collar, cut away to ssme
extent aud about as short US usual. Vests
viii he mostly single-breasted, open low
enough TO admit fair view Of the shirt
bosom. Pants will be as snug in tn. leg as
ever. The new spring overeoat 10 som.
thing between the reguIs. ovc. coat and 4
cloak.
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The new well of Dickcy and Patterson
now carries The broom OF the Piersou Farm.
1t is doing about sixty barrels per dsy.
Tho Vera Il Blake well, No. ], was doing
about sixty barrel per day week ago. and
has fallen off in production just about one
barrel per day.
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The Philadelphia North American gives
thu following startling intelligence:
1.-TWO new oil wells, which pump from
sixty to Eighty gallons daily, have been
struck near Pleasantville, Pa"
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Tho "Fat Contributor" thinks that the
poem of Enoch Arden has encouraged hun
dreds OF dead husbands to return and annoy
their families, who would otherwise have
kept away. The Enoch Arden Of real life,
h" says. is usually u scalawag, and comes
homo ragged, dirty. and drunk.
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nj Music Lessons.

MRS. NJ. A. CARMAN, having returned to town
after brief absence is now prepared to give les
sons on the Piano to those wishing the same For
terms and further particulars enquire at the Oil Ex
change Hotel.
Petroleum Centre, Feb 10, 1sC9.-lm.
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New Flour, Feed and Grocer,
store:
j. g. PkATHEH.

At the OLD BANK BUILDING, ON MAIN.sT,
opposite the McClintock House, has on hand
large and fiTst class stock Of Flour, Feed and
Groceries, which he is selling at q low spure.
NJ Don't forget the placo-where A, d. Cotton
b Company broke up. isn2tt
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AAaruWarc-A large assortment Of which IL
being closed out at reduced rates at REYNOLDS.
BRoDHEAD & cos, No. II Centre St., opposite
the Post Office. Oil City, Pa.
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Dry Goods, large stock at REYNOLDS
BRODhEAD cos, No. II Centre st, opposite
tho Poet Office. Oil City, Pa.
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IL A. d. MILLER CO., Druggists, are
agents for the celebrated "H. II. Cigars" manu-
iaetured by the American Whip Co. Try them.
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carpets, OF every quality and description, At
REYNOLDS, BRoDHEAD b cos, No. IL Centre
street opposite the p. o.. Oil City, Pa.
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Hats, Cara. Boots and shocs.-A large
assortment at REYNOLDS, BRoDHEAD / cos,
No. II Centre Street, opposite the. Post. Once, oil
City, Pa.
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~ Tee best CIGARS in tho marse ct are the Buf
falo Favoritcs, manufactured by Walker l. Razs-
Seld at the Drug Store Of
n MILLER l. m
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TT BUTTONS TOBACCO ANTIDoTE;
DeNT CHEW, an antidotc for Tobacco, and DR.
JOHNSON'S AROMATIC ANTI. TOBACCO CON
POUND, for sale at A. D. MILLER 4 cos.
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THE best place IL town to get q pair Of Boots
made OF the best Stock, that will wear we'll, and
warranted to ft, Is at j. A. Plante's Fash.
ionsble Boot Shop, Washington Street, Petroleum
Centre, Pa Give him trial scplotf
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The will Of Jonathan Burr, the Chicago
is mysterioualy missing,
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hcvoivers. A splendid assortment at
Isham's. ,.no,-,,
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1uttar StrtnRs.-A large lot of the bes
Guitar Strings the market affords, just received a
Isham's. JanaItE
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Hchty Ward Beecher Is SICK Of fever at
his rrs'd"nc" II Jtik IN, u,l4 Gears al. en-
fRi! .lH h. OF his rrc v ~.
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Orockery-For all kinds.so to REYNOLDS,
bhoDHEAD co.'s, No. II Centre Street, oppo.
site the Post Office, Oil City, Pa.
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Excelsior billiard Pnrlor.

70 enjoy delightful and quiet game OF Billiards,
cote A. o. Farnham's Fashionable Billin,d par,
lors, on WASHINGTON Street, next door to the Roch
ester House. These Parors are within short dis
lance OF most Of the principal hotels in Petroleum
Son'ie may eff
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Fictorias eidsst daughter whose advoca-
cy Of woman suif,a.,e vas chror,cled a day
Or two ayo. ia an uncommon smart. Young
woman. she paints with great skill, aud
a'au ''scaips,' as ARENAS Ward wunld say
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VALENTINES! VALENTINES!
large assortment, beth plain and fancy, Just re.
ecived at A. d. MILLER & CO.'S. Cali in md
examine them
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CANARY BIRDS, best German imported, whole
ale and retail, a.,A. D. MILLER & CO.'S
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PAPER AND ENVELOPES at A. D. MlLLEl
B cos.
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CALIFORNIA.

WHEAT FIELDS AND STOCK RAN
CHos,-I have Ranchos or Farms for sale, through
out CALIFORNIA, In tracts of One Hundred
Acres up to Twenty Thousand Terms 70 suit pnf'
chasers. These lands will grow Thirty -nvs to FihJ
Bushels Of Wheat 10 the Acre, with ordinary farm
Ing, and Volunteer Crop Of Twenty -Fi,u busbe'
per Acre.
~ Correspondence solfcitsd. Addrsw YIINRf
McKENTY, Dealer in Ral Estate, Once S0s
Montgomery Street, 6an Frlneis:o, Csl.
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Local Notices.
4 $4,000 Reward 4!

The Splendid GOLD WATCH & CHAIN to be
Rafled for at the Rochester House, win positively
come off on Wednesday Evening" Feb 24, at O..
clock p NJ.
All holders Of chances should be in attendance
feb23td.
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SWEDISH LEECHbS, Wholesale and retail, a
A. d. MILLER L cos DRUG STORE.
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Divine Services. Z
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching al II o'clock A. NJ, and 7
o'clock p. NJ
Rev. J. T. OxropY, Pastor.
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Ir General Debility Is whats the mat
ter, uss the Great Yosemite Bitters H.
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For "Every Day Comfort" use the Grea,
YOSEMITE Bitters." feb2O-tf
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n. Z. CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at II A. NJ. and
~ r. n. Sabbath School attwelvs o'clock
II. Beats Free. A cordial invitation
extended to all.
REV, C., n HpARn Psstor
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oTe IsaAa 8 COS fSr yom o.rsadsc..
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STE. PETER AND PAUL's (CATHOLIC)
CHURCH.
Mass at lo]z .. m.
VesPers and Bensdiction Of the Blessed
Sacrament at 4 p. N.
catsshism at 2 p. m.
JAMES DUNN, Pastor.
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REV. G. II. HEARD. Pastor.
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PROFESSIONAL.

s DEs. SKEl'E'HH from NEW YORK CITY
who for the past two years has been located
in GAINESVILLE. Wis, and whose singularly sue
cessful practice in the treatment and cure of
all Chronic Diseases has attracted the attention
of the whole country, will, in compliance with
many urgent requests Return to Kenosha and
take rooms at Halliday House, for two DAYS
MONDAY and TUESDAY, APRIL 18th and
18th and continue to make regular visits there
after of which due notice will be given, for
the purpose of giving professional audience to
those DESTROYS of consulting him on Catarrh,
Deafness, Noises in the Head Discharges from
the Ear, and all diseases of the Throat, Lungs
and Li0er, including all Chronic, Obscure and
facilitating Diseases. eow1y25
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,stinc Exhibition.
), USUOOD % OO.,
Publishers, Boston.

interesting Exhibition.
A collection of wild animals from Montana
has been wintering on the farm of Mr.. G II
Derbyshre near Torrey's Hotel, Pleasant
Prairie. They were brought from the West
by a Mr.. Reed, who has spent some years in
hunting and exploring that part of the coun,
try
These animals are all curiosities, being un-
like anything we have ever seen in any of our
travelling menageries, and forming altogether
truly interesting exhibition. A Cinnamon
Bear and Brown Bear forming q portion OF
the collection are both quite tame, and are
trained to perform some amusing tricks. The
Mountain Bison, as wild and terocious looking
animal as one would wish to see, bears a
marked resem blance to the common Buffalo
there are. however, many points of distinc-
tion. But the greatest curiosity is the Tree.
Topper, specie of Moose. This animal grows
to an immense size aud like the Giraffe in his
wild state, lives upon twigs and boughs OF
trees. Mr.. Reeds specimen is but two years
old, and must be nearly or quite eighteen
hands high. 1t is probably the only animal
of the kind now on exhibition. Accompanying
these are stuffed animals &C.
We understand Mr.. Reed intends starting
ont on an exhibiting tour, as soon as roads
will permit Should he visit Kenosha, as he
doubtless will, our citizens will do well to
visit his exhibition.
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The Spring Trade.

Our principal merchants are making prep
arations for vigorous campaign in the mer-
camille BUSINESS this spring. Mr.. D0an is
soon expected home from New York. where
he has been to purchase an unusually large
stock of goods. MIR. d. is q wide awake, en-
ergetic merchant and usually keeps his store
well stocked with seasonabie goods. This
spring he will be early in the field and with
q stock of such mammoth dimensions as to
be able to supply all. R. Simmons will have
his eautiful store well filed in good season.
and his numerous patrons will find every
thing desired in the line of dry goods, groce-
ries or clothing at this justly popular estab-
1ishment.
Messrs King and Fellows also desire US to
state that they will have their store fu II of
new goods i'll time for the opening of the
spring trade. This firm enjoys the confidence
of a good portion of our citizens, and each
succeeding year brings increased business
and an enlarged circle of friends and patrons.
Surely there can be but little excuse for our
citizens to go abroad to do their trading, as
our home merchants will be able to supply
them with first-class goods of every descrip-
ton, and we doubt not at prices that will
compare favorably with any city in the west.
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The ATLANTIC MONTHLY for April, 1863.
Contents. Malbone, an Oldport Romance.
Part ". By T. W. Higginson. The Miss On
of Birds by Thomas M Brewer Autobio-
graphy of Shaker, first paper, by F. w.
Evan Run Wild, by Bayard Taylor; A
Strange Arrival, by j. w. DeForest; How we
Grow in the Great North West, by S. II. Gay;
A rpet-Bagger in Pennsylvania, by j. T.
The Foe in the Household, part
II, by the author of "Victor and Jacqueline" /;
Our Inebriates, Classified and Clarified Door
step Acquaintance, by W. D. Howell; The
Pacific Railroads Open, by Saml. Bowles; A
Ride with a Mad Horse in Freight Car, by
w. II. n. Murray To-Day, by Mrs s. M.
Piatt Reviews and Literary Notices.
FIELDS, OSGOOD 6 CO.,
Publishers, Boston.
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Guardian Sale of Real Estate.

TENake notice that in virtue of license to sell
II the following described lands in the County of
Kenosha, State of Wisconsin, granted by the Coun-
ty Court of said County in the matter of the lands
OF which, Rolin Il. Loomis, julius A. Loomis.
Frances Il. LOOMS, Ella Loomis and Carrie T.
Loomis, minors, are seized described as follows
to wit: The equal undivided three Fights * part
of the one-hundred and thirtythree 3D. 100 (33 3IO
acres of land off the north side of tie Southwest
quarter OF section six 80 in township one m north
of Range twenty three 23 east of the Fourth prin-
cipal merldian-1n said Kenosha County also the
Lots one % two (2) and three (3) in Block Twenty
seven 2 in the south quarter of section thirty
three (23) east-in the City of Kenosha and County
of Kenosha aforesaid.
Said lands will be sold at the front door Of the
Court House In said City and County of Kenosha,
on the Fifth (5th) day of April A. D. 1862 between
the hours OF two and three O'Clock in the afternoon
Of said day.
Dated March 9th A. D. 1869.
FRANCES e. LOOMS,
Guardian Of said Minors,
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Kenoshs.
E. G. TIMME,
Clerk of Board.

With the incoming season all things are
having gay and bright appearance in our
beautiful Park City. Snow, frost and sleet
are we may say, among the things of thepast,
and glad faces and merry hearts, changed by
the enlivening weather from gloom and mo-
roseness to sunshine and hilarity, beam upon
US from every side. Business prospects look
well, amusements are plenty, and our young
bellies and beauX promenade our thorough
fares, seeming to feel the influence of the ge-
NAL season, while man generally, enjoys his
share of the pervading happiness, each in his
peculiar way, we hope, mindful ever of that
benefcent Providence, who has brought the
blessings and calmly leads mans actions in
to an energetic strife to build up the welfare
of our city, and establish contentment in
their families during the flowery season. Such
is now the feeling in Kenosha; industry and
enterprise are everywhere visible, and the
workers for our city's good, are hourly stri-
wing for it with willing hearts and vigorous
hands.
APRIL Fool Its showing furiously this
morning. ''Jack Frost =" and the ''Beauti-
full Snow has gone Cor Gomez back on us.
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Catarrh can be Cured.
Kenosha, June oath, 1868.

Letter from Hon. VIM Penn Lyon, Judge of the
First Judicial Circuit of Wisconsin.
RACINE, Oct. 9Th, 1867.
DR.. SMYTH GAINESVILLE, Wis:
MY Dear Sir Il am pleased to learn that you
propose making professional visit to our city.
My wife has been cured of Catarrh of several years
standing, under your treatment, and desire that
others who are suffering from that most annoying
and stubborn disease may have an opportunity to
test your skill 1 can cordially recommend your
novel and yet simple and effective system of treat
ment to the afflicted. and hope that your success
may equal your merits. 3w21
Yours very truly, VIM. P. LYON.
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County Government.

The following are the proceedings of the
County Board of Supervisors of Kenosha Co.
at a special meeting held on the 18th and 10Th
days of March. 1869:
Chairman Robinson, Presiding
Present Sup'r Tarbell, WILDER and Robin
son.
The Board contracted with P. s. Arndt, for
County Physician for one year at $4,000
The usual file Of accounts were disposed
of in proper order.
The following resolution was offered by
Supervisor Robinson:
Reso1vvG That the Kenosha Union be and
the same is hereby made the official paper for
Kenosha county, and that all the printing Of
said county be done in that paper, unless
otherwise specially provided by law. Which
was adopted by the following vote:
ages: Supervisors WILDER and Robinson.
Noes - Tarbell.
On motion of Sup'r WILDER, the Board
proceeded to an examination of the building
now occupied by the county officers and
they found that for the better security of the
records and papers in the same, an entire new
roof would be necessary, and in considera-
ton of the same the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
ReSoZued That the County Board having
become convinced that a more suitable place
should be occupied by the Judge of the Pro-
bate Court of this county; and also of the
Importance of having an Office with better
facilities for securing and safely keeping the
records and papers in said Probate Court !;
be it therefore
Resolved: That the Chairman and the
Clerk of this Board, constitute committee
for the purpose OF investigating the feasibili-
~ of raising the. building now occupied by
the county officers one story for the purpose
of better securing the records and papers in
said building; and also to said Probate Office
there locate, together with such other Office
or offices as the Board may see fit to there To-
cate; said committee are also to investigate
the feasibility OF re-modeling the County
Jail, for the purpose of greater security and
conveniences, and report at the next meeting
Of this Board.
On motion of Sup'r Tarbell, the county ag't
was instructed to procure three locks for the
county Jail of suitable strength to better Sc
cure said jail.
The Board then adjourned sine die.
E. G. TIMME,
Clerk of Board.
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EVIDENCE OF SUCCESS.

Statement of N. r. ALLEN, Leather Manufactu
turer, Xenosha, Wis.
To THE PUBLIC;
son Of mine had been affected with deafnesa
and discharge from the for the past nine years,
from which we could get no relief in spite Of many
efforts on our part. About three months ago I
placed him under the care of DR.. Smyth, who was
highly recommended T. me by some of my friends,
and ii affords the utmost pleasure to state that
he Doctors efforts have been completely success
ul The discharge from the ear has stopped, and
the hearing is entirely restored
N. r. ALLEN.
Kenosha June oath, 1865.