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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-02
2mnstnrnts.

With its splendid and
vs and g. Gs1e se '5 S S III bo No. o Broad
THIS COMPANY vii appear at wALL&cKs o. aoS6&Y JAY G;
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN,
~ seSeuhave' between fIiy eighth aud FinynnthsA
THE MOST ELEGANT AND
FASHIONABLE SUMMER RESORT.
THEODORE THOMAS'S
POPULAR GARDEN CONCERTS
THE GREAT SUCCESS OF THE SEASON.
MIR. j. LEVY,
The greatest vhtuoo Of The day. The together With
THEO. THOMASS UNRIVALED ORCHESTRA.
THIS FRIDAD EVENING. JULY 2, sts.
!. Overture Siege Of Corust Rosslni
Wa "i sI I ps1G9 In SIM
Polka Schnell Thunder aud Lightning. ............
) Eoir ,cis tie Drama Ro,amuais schubert
G. aai Variations Solo for
MIR. j. LEVY.
Aegreito from the 7.h symphony Beethoven
Gosa,seh09ns 1. T59ns
TO- PoEs wGrsnd Solo for CorneL
MIR. j. LEVY.
H. waltz Die ersten Strau"
T. QuGle LEtoie du Nod'
nn, ADMISSION ~ Tg ,41; I'VE CENTS I3If,ps
schuberh Co.'S. 80. $40 Broadway.
ROOTI'' THEATER.
THIS AND EVERY EVENING DURING THB WEEK,
AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
Mr. EDWIN ADAMS.
MISS BLANCHE DE- BAR 80, 49,. o.,.-.
Nine De Marguerites Domestic Dr,n,, 10 Acts entitled
BNoCH ARDEN.
Door. open at II TO commence at 8 o'clock.
branch icketoc IL Dison Co.. No I'll
Broadway
BOOTHS THRATgR
MONDAY. Juy5
MATINEE
BNOCH ARDEN
Commencing at u O'clock
WALLACK'.
TO- % sss s s,.,s the mus, Sa
Saturday, July
PRODUCTION FOR POSITIVELY
SIX NIGHTS ONLY,
Of the New Grand Spectacular Bgrlesque PantOmime Of
OR. SIR RUPERT TTB RECKLESS.
NEW MUSIC. ssGl5ssSShEsRRf. COSTUMES.
NEW COMIC SCENES
DORA and BL4cEEIED SUSAN" there will be 80 MATINEE
ON SATURDAY. JaJ ,,o,n,v II,
DORA AND BLACK-EYBD SUSAN.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
corner coST thu BI SUCCESS KS ' 81
L hyGIttk % %ksFkFS
LGCiLLE WESTERN
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS
s S1TgkBDAY M M4TIsEE At Ara
LR3H-THas F0ESiEEN'
LEAH-THB FORSAKEN.
LBAH-TIlR FORSAKEN
Oliver rwiRsT >
NIBLOs GARDEN. -
~ LESSEES AND MANAGERS. JARRETT PALMER
FIFTH WEEK
GREAT BuRLEsQuR TRIUMPH.
the LYDIA THOMPSON BUkLESQUb TROUPE,
ltle
GRLAI fkENtH GROIbNQUb DANthhn
10 D. fi9n'es new sle,ena eastern Eh'Fa''sAli emitted
$500 ilnlE oatiVa
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Coantrn %roprun 90 gd.
A RARE opportunity TO RENT or PUR-
~ CHASE desirable PLACES the seats &c
FREEMAN a Co. 40. ~ BrosiNsy.
FURNISHED and UNPUBLISHED HOUSES
TO LIT at Tsrgswr. Pness verv los Apalr to WM A.
CROCKBR No Is Ceisrst. At n readercr, Tarrr,osn
FEO LET, partly furnished, at Wcsticld New
Jersey hour from very fne HOUSE. all
aud hne grounds 'rui and shade c stable coach
house. &c rrut about : 500 Address
h D. BACON, Box No l.76l SsvYor. =. o.
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Citg 8taI estai, for SuIt.

City gtal Gstatt for Sale.
A HOUSE for SALE cheap, in a first-class
osaoh W onHi sSd bAsgsiu FA6d seres on Northern
1eIo@l. J. 4. FREEMAN, Ma. 2l4 broadway.
fOR SALE-A three-stOry aud cellar brick
HOUSE, No - Aissat. Beeekets Several respectable
sofed Families bArs BsYehzssd
Nayas-.t ysrsey C,tZ. ssis1s u a S7sO1
FOR SALE ON MURRAY HILLTOP SALE
sPhOFEkf 90 ma 01lgg ali coyessd With b elsss
pssgs suitable NJ bOse ssk Hssos located near Posty.
sesoad IT. price Sl5Sl SJ; SIozsdh g.. Apply 70
GsSi KOhBR hdkGAN Non PlBsst.
FOR SALE-A largo and well-improyed
% nsIet taFOsgh to Creme CHIoa place;
Sssse i0t isrgs SEes sd early Appg
-lIsSl HOMER AORDAH No, 1piGesL
II INN e. HANION,
~ RIAL Estate AND INSURANCE BROKERS'
Buy. sell
Doe SsFH LsEla cheap zitss perfect
Cston1atsss Soosigs efsl sIth. b.
ma HARLOA. he hansTtl. EsW-T0rL
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YDsi znS 5OunS.

TTNHE PASS-BO0K No IDA of the German
Savings the CITY oiHsw Tork In the came OF JulAhN
JOSEPH PURGER LOST bos moulded that uneas he
presents hs Bank within two honii he
and the asDOs settled VAN vac
deP0GteL-keW.I0gk. June 7, 1907
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Gitn G1ruprrtu 70 Ytt.

Ctr QrOprrtu TO gd.
ITO LET-With immediate possession, large
STORE aud EXTENSIONS three lofts cellar aud sube
lar ADAPTED for Packing business Manufacturing; viii let sore and
cellar without lois desired Apply " GEO
W. BEALE No. 100 Fuou-st
TWO STORES to LET in the Tribune Build
ng. Nos and sRRUCBsr Also the entire SECOND FLOOR
extending s. and With power The building ire
proof Apply At The Tubuue OGce
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Sal Gstats TO 6rtbangt.
VALUABLE LANDS and PLANTATIONS
70 ExCHAEGK for MERCHANDISE. Northern Heal hssae
y SHELTON JONES l. Co. No. l7s Broadway
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DUNNING MEETING.

PROSpECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS.
SATURDAY WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY.
june b. O aud July 3
SATURDAY. July 3
HURDLE RACE Handicap SwcP,tikesA ages $50 miles
hurdles 40,
SEOUL SIAkLS-2 miles, Swear Odds; rJll
SWEETEST EES-2yrsr oiss f. m'.r. Slll
CONSOLATION PKEMlUM-ll mIss, 800
Races 10 commence each day at o'clock.
Member. American Jockey ohtaiH badges By applying
10 Mra,r. Baxter s. Henderson, No 10 Br0adst, y. I.
Tie Mess Seon House have kindly consented 10 take
charge Of tue Club House during the meeting
IT, ,- can he rert. nv Conev Island which leave Fulton
-, ,,r, minnie. direct 1hl,r driving viii end the most dlrec
& roush FIoasl To Cluost lLinPace, thence through
f"'Pe'' r'' '''''' MARTIN RALBPLEsCH Prest
Enw =. MoRRis Sec
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zurniiur..

nIn1IuH.
FURNITURE.
I Ths largest stock In the City
IA L., SOLOMON &c SONS,
NOS 1857 AND 65O BROADWAY
TNTTRNITURE and BEDDING OF all Kinds
II 80 far cash OF paid for weekly nonthJ " REID
~ .. No flJJ Hudsonst, HeW.iorh
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-13

TIE New York Tribune says: ..Marvin
Il. boSee, Of Wisconsin, the Western apostle
OF apti'hanging, having just completed his
new work, entitled Christ and the Gal
lows, (Which Fowler l. Wells will publish, }
will soen PIT iu an appearances ut Albany,
and open there campaign against the gal
lows in New York.
NJ Boyee is earnestly engaged in this
work. and makes very powerful and con-
elusive arguments against capital punish
maat He is a man Of ability and every
~aJ calculated to carry forward tho work
u "hich he ia engaged.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-13

--LAosT FrnE.-Lasi night thure came
very near being II fro at the Sherman
House. A lighted lamp in the bar room,
wiieh hung near the ceiling, heated the
tia which was tackled on above it to such
TN extent that the wood work caught fire,
and burned through into the chamber above.
ltwss discovered just in time to prevent a
serious conhagration, and was easily ex-
tinguishcd. Great care should be exercised
by all oar citizens to guard against fire.
We ara all exposed to the danger, and
should remember that If Il fire breaks out
most anywhere on Washington street IL
would sweep away the most Of the place
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-13
THE NEWS.

The mail from Richmond on Saturday was
robbed of a package while being taken from
the Potomac boat. Most of what was stolen
however will prove unavailable.
The stave factory OF Bogue, Harris Il Co.,
at Antwerp, Ohio, was totally destroyed by
lire Sunday night. Loss $4,000. No in
surapce. ".H
Gibbons block, Newark, N. j.. was burn
ed Sunday night. Total loss. $50 900. In
snred for $3O,OCO
jos. L. Whitefcld's grocery, VIM. S. Jack
sons store, and J. W. Dows's public hall, at
Bellevl,e, N. j.. was burned Monday morn.
ing. Loss, $4,000.
The Comptroller Of st. Pau -ha. been i'm
peached for refusing to countefsgn the city
bonds for the Superior Railroad. Oil techni-
cal grounds.
Two hundred and ninety.three thousand
gallons Of petroleum went to Europe from
Philsdelpnia this week.
Reports from the interior of Missouri in
dicate a total failure of the frHit crop for
next year. On the line of the Iron Noun.
tain Road, peach and apple trees are already
putting out their buds.
Among the new enterprise in Missouri
may he noted the collection OF q large num-
ber of live quals, which arc being shipped
from there to England for doniciliation in
parks.
The population Of Minnesota is estimated
at $4,000. The wheat crop of the past
year is estimated at Ii, 600, 900 bushels
The number of miles of railroad in operation
is $50, being l2S more than in 1868.
The Senatorial contest in Wisconsin is at
tracing much attention. The candidate.
are Matt II. Carpenter, Of Milwaukee,
General c. c. Eashburn, of La Cross
Horace Rublee, Of Madison; Ex-Governor
Solomon and o. II. Wade, of Milwaukee
There are two or three others who. perhaps
consider themselves candidates Forty-lou
votes are required to secure the nomination
in the Republican caucus. The friends o
General Washburn and Mr.. Carpenter, re
sprctively, are saDguine of success.
In the present Legislature are two broth
ers named Brown. Robert b, Brown, Demo
crat of Clarion, and Samuel +. Brown, Re
publican, of Huntingdon; and Two brother
named Robinson. both Republicans. JosepI
Robinson, Of Blair and David Robinson, Q
Mercer o.
JOHN Galahrr Jr,, a soldier in the wa
OF 1872 died at his residence on his farr
near Cniontown, Oh New Years day. age
eighty-iive years lie was born and reside
nearly all his life on the farm where h
died,
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Henry CIay's son, Theodore, is an inmate
of the insane asylum Mt Lexington. An cd
itor who witnessed recent ball given in
that institution, says: THE most noted Of
the male inmates are Theodore Clay and
thin, with gray hair and wbiskers. He is
partly bald, and keeps his cheeks smoothly
shaved He seldom speaks, recognizing
those who address him by rsturnng the sa-
lutte politely and with dignity. On the con-
trary. Boss Liter is very loquacious. He
isa porty, farmer.looking man, and so
harmless that he is allowed to go and come
at bis pleasure. He is under the delusion
that be owns the asylum and grounds"
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

W,shiputon Ian II
u .,.. ,,a nsmor;oi
signed by Franklin Haiebt, Geo. p. Upton,
Mr.. G. Gardner and others, capitalists, sett-
ing forth that proposed subsidies to the
Northern Pacific Railroad and to the East
ern Division of the Pacific Railroad, will
amount to. besides land grants, to $l25, ,O0O,.
900, and Offering to contract for either or
both roads for subsidy of $4,000 per mile
in addition to land grants. thus saving to
the Treasury $75. O0O. 900. and Offering to
give bonds endorsed BY capitalists represen-
ting 4 on. O0O. 600.
Mr., Sumner Introduced a bill to prevent
alienation TO foreigners of grants Of privi-
lepes derived from The United States.
Mr.. Rice introduced bill 10 provide for
the incorporatjon of Arkansas and Pacific
Railroad COMPANY TO consiruc, and maintain
a railroad from Little Rock to the terminus
of the National Pacific Railroad on the Rio
Grande. The bill proposes to grade twenty
alternate sections of land on each SIDE of the
road, and an issue OF Government 80 year
6 per cent currency bdnds TO the amount of
& is. 900 ppr mile. TO be secured by second
morteage ON the property of the company.
The Senate resumed the bill for the relief
of Sue Murphy, which was debated until 4
o'clock. when the Senate adjourned
uor,r
oo'.' go.
Mr.. bntier' OF Mass, introduced OIL 10
autnor'zs tne issue OF nat'onal currency,
20 assure ite staolii!y ana eiast'city; 'esseh
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-13

TnE oil region of Pennsylvania may not
be so pleasant to reside in during the winter,
bnt IN t5s summer no fairer portion Of the
country can be found. If those who build
mere would erect good substantial habita-
tiops, instead Of the miserable intlamm Bile
concerns they now put up, it would be no
worse living here 10 the winter than in any
otber part Of the country. The great
trouble is, our people haven't got rid OF
the idea Of merely staying. They are con-
s.antly looking forward to the time when
they shall be leaving here. This keeps So
cicty in al unsettled condition. The busi-
ness Of this region ought to insure us largo
permanent population. Petroleum Centre
ought, within the next year, to grow to twice
is preseat size; and the same should he
ibs case with Oil City. This region is
rich in rcaources. For years to come the
development Gifts oil land will, continue,
and there is no good reason to believe that
the supply will be exhausted, at least during
the preeent generation. We would there
fore advise the men who make their money
mere, TO stay and help make the country
whe. fl ought 10 be, and not 60 to other
parts Of the land 70 spend what they have
pumped out OF the earth here.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-13

SnEEay's Nav YORK TMEArnE.
descrvedly popular theatre will open to.
morrow evening ut the Opera House
sherry has with him company of first
class actors nnd Actresses. md we believe
no will draw crowded houses every night of
bis stay hero. lie has won an enviable
reputation throughout the oil region, and
Ne feel confident that ho can sustain it.
ThS iigst night the popular play OF the
''bancashire Lass" will be brought ont.
with a Giron. cast.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-13

II spider breaks his thread twenty
timee, twenty times will be mend it again.
Make up your mind to do thing, and you
will do it. Fear not If DYSPEPSIA the great
destroyer of happiness, bear heavily upon
YOU. Dewner Il Cos Great Yosemite Stom-
ach Bitter's is q safe and certain cure, and
will restore health, happiness and the flow
of youth again. 1t.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-13
TIE Rev. Granville Moody is a Western

THE Rev. Granville Moody is Western
sensational preaohey, of whom the Xenia,
Ohio, Torcblight says: "He may be sup
posed to have inherited the temperament
of an ldfashioned camp-meeting and got it
mixed up in his blood with modern torch
light procession. Where he is, there must
be wind and thunder, and volcanic erup.
tions, and earthquakes, and the ground torn
up by the roots"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-13

SOM of our merchants have a bad habit
of monopoliziug the greater part of the side
walk in front of their places Of business.
with signs and specimens of goods. This
they have no right to do, for the sidewalk
belongs to the public.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-13

ALisxA.-This is a newly discovered article to be
used for hair dressing, which is raid to bo superb
anything of the kind yet placed before pub
lie. It renders the hair soft and glossy and will, 1t
il said, the hair TO grow on scaps which have
long lacked such a covering. 1t is not properly q
hair dye, and vet it viii operate the roots Of
the when applied as to restore it 10 its origin
al color and luxurlance in very brief period OF
time. II is beyond question very superior thing,
and will more than Ill the expectations Of any O:e
who may purchase it-Syracnse Paper. Try Sew
ards Cough Gu G. II is the best. A. ID. MILLER 4
CO., Wholesae and Retail Druggists, Agents for
Petroleum Centre, Pa. nov12lm.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-13

We notice every morning three or four
cows at the rear of Smalley stable. These
animals are forced to go without shelter,
which at this time Of year ia cruelty to
them. In climate like this, cattle should
be well housed and cared for.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-13

TiiI oil territory in the vicinity of On
City is walirac'ing great deal of nlten-
VIII be- Developments ut various new points
in the oil region during the coming spring.
Vhr high price Of oil wall stimulate the
work.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-13

A SAD HIsToRY.-The Kenoshe, Wis {,
Telegraph, in speaking of vessels built st
that port, gives the following sad history
Of a Buffalo lady:
In addition to those previously named,
quite a number Of first class grain vessels
have been built at other ports, for owners
living at this place. The names of the
vessels that occur to lis at the present writ
ing, are the G. l. Hutchison, Mary b. Hale
and John V. Aver. There Is sad history
connected with the last named vessel. Her
commander had just left the Paul Jones to
command the Aver. Both vessels left the
port Of Chicago on the same day, loaded
with whea and both vessels in the snccerd-
ing night disappeared forever. 1t is conjec-
tured that the vessels collided during o
storm that occurred a few hours after they
left port, and went together TO the bottom
Of tho lake. The wife OF the captain
Of the Aver, young. beautiful, intelligent
and devotedly attached to her husband, be-
came inc,irably insane soon after receiving
intelligence OF the fate Of her husband. She
resides at Buffalo; and whoever she chances
TO meet. she at once addresses to them the
oft repeated inquiry. if they had seen the
John " Aver. and If her husband is soon
expected into port. Alas! poor woman.
she will have to pass over to the ''other
shore" berself, before she meets him again.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-13

SPRINKLE ashes along your sidewalks.
and you will be doing good. Pedestrians
who pass that way will bless you, and the
approval of your conscience shall be your
reward,
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ET LADIES wishing to mako nn appropriate
present. will Hnd beautiful SLIPPER PATTERNS
at A. s. SMITHS Boot & Shoe store decl5tI
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-13

Hardwaro-A large assortment Of which Is
being closed out at reduced rates at REYNOLDS,
BRoDHEAD q cos, No. II Centre st., opposite
tho Post Officc OH City, Pa.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-13

y TEXAS emigration society has been
organized at Plrasnn.villc. All those not
oh the b4ri," Gre expected to join.
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Local Notices.

Hats, Cars. Boots and shOcs.-A large
assortment at REYNOLDS BR0DllEAD cos,
No. II Centre Street. opposite the. Post oaice, OIL
CITY, Pa.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-13

The oil market has an upward tendency
all around. The eastern markets are COM
ing up rapidly. A small lot sold here IL
day at $500.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-13

Dry Goods, . large stock at REYNOLDS
BRODHEAD ( cos. No. II Centre st, opposit,
tho Post office, Oil City. Pa.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-13

THIS and Tomorrow evening the Hnmpty
Dumpty aud Broadway Theatre Combina
ton will be'in Runseyi!c.
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WE are having good sleighing ouce more,
and people are taking advantage Of it. as
there is no telling how long it will last, tho
wen ther is so changeable.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-13

BIRD CAGES, wholcsa'e and retail Thirty
four different st, les to arrive this week, at
a. d. MILLER & CO.'S.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-13

lT is said that another horse race is to
come off at Pithole soon. 1t will undoubt-
rdly excite US much interest us the last one.
Pithole sports are ahead of the world.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-13

The latest "aids to digestion" are blue
satin bills Of fare with gold fringe.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-13

1900 rolls WALL PAPE!: received this day at
A. d. MILLER / cos.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-13

4 large assortment Of FINE sEwED BOTS a,
A :. Smiths Boot .G shoe Sore decl5H
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Crockery-For all kinds go to REYNOLDS
BRODIiEAD & cos, No. II Centre street, oppo
site the Post Office. Oil City, Pa. -. ..
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-13
Patents Issued.

Among the patents issued from the United
States Patent Office, for the week ending
January s. 1869, each bearing that date,
were the following:
Henry A. Laughlin, ofPittsburgb, for i'm
proved cold fix for lining iron chills, molds,
pig beds, &c.
Edward Sullivan, of Pittsburgh, for i'm
proved roaming tool. Antedated December
II. 1869.
Wm. Rineheart and David Rineheart, Of
Pittsburgh, for improvement in the manu-
facturc of chewing tobacco.
jacob Taylor, Of Petroleum Centre, Pa,
for improved oil well cleaner.
CIV. n. Yos!, Of Cory, Pa, assigner
to Cory Machine Company, of same place,
for Improvement in harvesters.
Samuel A. Hill, Of Oil City, Pa, assignor
to self and Charles F. Tumm, Of same place.
and Oliver p. Scaife, Of Pittsburgh, Pa,
for improvement in hydro-earbon burners.
Samuel Markell, OF Roseburg, Pa, for i'm
provement in vegetable sliciug machine.
Jool Dsnsmort, Sr., Of Erie, Pa, for i'm
proved exhaust device for locomotive
engines. .tai
There was a reissue to VIM. J. Lewis Of
Pittsburgh. Pa, for improvement in bolt
making machines. Patented March Is,
1874.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-13

IT appears f,om ihe proceedings, that
taulr"ss has Suc Murphy on the brain.
ih'F-h sbo AMI wi!At sac j., we cannot
taI
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-13

Carpcty, of every quality and description, at
REYNOLD., BBODHEAD IL cos, No. II Ceiitrc
strest, opposite the p o., Oil City, IA. ...ug
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-13

~ Cali and examine thu fac assortment of
SLIPPER PATTERNS nj \. $. Smiths Boot &
Shoe Store. decI5t tf
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-13

CANARY BIRDS, bost German imported, whole
ale and retail, ut A. D. MILLER S CO.'S.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-13

THE weather nnw reminds Ns more oil
winter than it has for synn time past
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-13

IT. FANCY GOODS, all descriptions. whole
sale and retail, for Holiday Presents, at
A. u. MILLER & CO.'S
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-13

Beautiful slipper Patterns at A. s. Smiths Boot
b Shoe Store decI5-tf.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-13
Ttlno OF Closing Mails.

TtIylo OF Closing Mails.
p. o, PETROLEUM CENTRE, PAL
JuLr 2sr, 1858. s
J,.sil further notice the mails will arrive at and
-iel,ag- iom this Office as follows:
ARRIVE.
Sorth rad East ia. lrvine,ot,, 10 70 A. N.
South sul Wea;, Meadville, Els p. Il.
Ho-th and East. Cory. ass
pEPARs.
.t5uth as'd West, SA5 A. NJ.
s~,u Vast ard Vest, 2S0 p. ~
North Has, ana West, 1000 A. n.
IA II. L. ,BLACENON, P. NJ.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-13
New Flour, Feed and Grocer!
.. store
Il, s.. PlsATHER.

AT the OLD BANK BUILDING, ON MATN-ST,
opposite the McClintock IIouse, has hand n
large and FIST class stock Of Flour, Feed and
Groceries. which he is selling at Il low figure.
rH- Don't forget the p!acs--whcre A, D. Cotton
& Company broke up. iau1-tf