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FRANKLIN, May 81, 'G9.

Mssrs. Broadhead, Bishop, and others:
GENTLEMEN Your favor Of this date is
received, and in reply to your first question.
can only cay that know of moth
ing in the action of the Petroleum Pro-
ducers' Association toward Col. Dun
can, to justify the report that 1t
held him responsible for the passage Of the
Western Oil and Pipe Bill. L: was not un-
til after the passage of that bill in the
House, that the Association, because aware
of its existence, what Col. Dnncans &C ions
was in regard TO it previous to that time,
we know only from the printed record, from
which report you can form your own opin-
ion OF his course. Our efforts against the
bill were directed mainly to defeating it in
the Senate, and to, procuring the Cover
nor's veto, but the chief aim of the Associ-
alton was to obtain the passage OF a Free
Pipe Bill, measure which could practically
have annullcd the Western Pipe. Bill, and
in this effort the Association was most earn
estly and actively seconded by Col. Duncan.
In regard to your second interrOsative
there is no truta whatever in the statement
that Col. Duncan applied to me for money
to prevent the passage of the Petroleum Tax
Bill The rumor must arise from the fact
that members of the Associa ton had been
notified by parties at Harrisburg that
that four thousand dollars would be
required to defeat the Tax Bill; and had
been urged to forward that amount for tha
purpose; a proposal which was Indignantly
ann unanimously rejected by the member
OF the Association. present at. the meeting
to which the proposition was submitted =
Col. Duncan's kilograms to me merely re
ported this offer, the acceptance Of whicl
he never pesonally favored. remain, gen
tlemen, Yours Respectfully,
WIN. BRoUGH.
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June l., 1869.

The Venango Citizen OF the Sd inst says
On Thursday last man was found dead IN
Rockland township, in the woods few
rods from the road, about one mile east OF
Sandy station. He had on pair Of check
cred cashmere trowsers checkered drawersi
and flannel shirt, and cashmere vest, a
gum overcoat was found within ten feet OF
his body. Hair, apparently from his whis-
kers, was found on his overcoat. He was a
man about five feet eight inches in heighth.
weighing about $50 pounds. He had been
apparently dead several months and was 80
decompossd that it was impossible to rec
ognize his features. Coroner Larus held an
inquest over the body, the result of which
was, that the decease came to his death by
causes to the jury unknown. II is suppos.
ed that the body is that OF Michael Tawney
who was ia that region last fall and sudden
ly was missing. The indications would
seem to point to violence as the sause of his
death.
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Withdrawal.

To the Republican Voters Of Venango Co.:
GENTLEMEN:-Att the solicitation of many
friends, my name was announced as can
didate for County Treasurer; before, and
afterward, q number Of other names were
announced, and in looking over the list OF
names, six in number, find that, with one
exception, l am the only one that has not
been in the front ranks, and aided in put.
ting down the late rebellion. Although be-
lieving that did my whole duty at home,
yet will withdraw from the canvass and
give my hearty support to some one of the
boys who endured the hardships OF a sol.
dier, and suffered starvation while l was
comfor table and happy at home.
WM. CARLISLE Cross.
June /, 1869.
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The Right Worthy Grand Lodge of Good
Templars of North America closed its fl r
teenth annual session at Oswego, N. Y,
Thursday night at midnight. 1t was the
largest meeting the body has ever held
Delegates were in attendance from all the
Grand Lodges in the Union and the British
Provinces. Much business of Importance
tor the organization was transacted. Tie
following are the officers elected for
the ensuing year. Right Worthy Grand
Templar, Jonathan II. 0rne, OF Marblehead,
Mass; Right Worthy Grand Counsellor,
W G. Williams, of Napanee, Ont, Canada
Right Worthy Grand Vice-Templar, Fanny
Woodbury., OF Chicago, H.; Right Worthy
Grand Secretary, j. A. Spencer, Of Cleve.
land, Ohio; Right Worthy Grand Treasurer,
John Campbell, of st. Louis. The next
annual session is &c be held in st. Louis.
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PROTIUNOTARY.

NR FDIToR:-p'rase announce the name or f. g.
CRAWFORD, of Richmond Township, IA n can!i-
date for p Othono sun,ect to the usage. Of the
Republican party. sSOLbrxRs AND REPUBLIcANs
Mr. EDIroH-Pleasc announce the name OF T'IoM.
A u, NAaHY. of Pctrnenm Cent-e. ss a candidate
for Prothona'arv Of Nenango County subject to the
usages of the Democratic party.
We arc authorized to announce that JOSEPH II.
SMITH Prothonot0ry of Venango County. will he
p candihate for Recommendation for said Office, sub
ject to the usagcs of the Republican party.
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WALL PAPER, fresh supply, of all styles and
prices, just received at A. D. MILLER e. cos

AIisma..-.Last week We called attention to
the constitution Bitters of Seward Il Bentley, and
now we take pleasure in noticing their Alisma for
tie hair, which is said to be very fine article for
the toilet We are of the opinion that the prepara
lions OF & b, are all good, for the reputation
they sustain as Druggists is good evidence that
they would not put anything in the market of an
ordinary character Messrs. A. d. MILLER & co
have it for sale and We hope all our friends will
try it,
For all Bronchial affections, try Stewards Cough
Cure.
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TREASURER.

FpIroR RrcoRp-Pleasc arrorrcr TIL" name OF
j. u GRANT as a candidate for the nomination for
Coun,v Treasurer, subject to the nsaaTs nr the We
publican party. MANY CITIZENS.
NJ, Ep,ron: - Please Announce the name Of
Ohm A. CHRISTY, Of Oil City. as a candidate
nomination Of County Treasurer, subject to the
usages Of the Republican party.
Mr. Christv is 4 man well qualified for the posi-
ion. is M ardent Republican. and waa during the
war faith tul soldier. MANY CITIZENS
Mr. EDIroR-Please announce tn name Of GEO
w. BRIGHAM "a n candidate Tor County Trcasnr-.
er subject to the Usage OF Inc Republican MARTY.
MANY CITIZENS.
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EIoPEMENT.- The Buffalo Courier states
that on Monday last, man named Hutch.
inson, who has wife and five children in
that city, elOped with young woman with
whom he had been on terms of intimacy for
some time past. A few days previous to
the elopement, Hutchinson sent his wife and
four children to Chicago on visit. During
their absence he sold the house and lot
which he ewned, and taking his paramour
and one chilli, left, it is repoted, for Cleve-
land.
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I'VE republish today the following cor
respondence on account Of an error occur
ring in the publication of yesterday:]
Oil CITY, May 81, 1869.
Wm. Brough, Esq,
Late See'y Petroleum Producers AsSo-
citation, Franklin, Pa:
DEAR SrR:-The opponents Of A z. Dun
can, member of the State Legislature from
this county, and now candidate for State
Senator, have presistently circulated report
to the effect that the Producers Assoca-
ton hold him responsible for the Western
Pipe Bill, also that he telegrapbed TO you
for money to be used in preventing the
passage of the Petroleum Tax Bill.
AS you are fully convcrsant with all the
facts in the case we the personal and politi-
cal friends OF Col Duncan. would feel under
obligations to learn from you at the earliest
moment the truth of the assertions so made.
Respectfully yours,
j. j. BRoADHEAD,
FLED BISHOP,
WM. +. GROVES,
j. G.. OGDEN,
]. j. VANpERGRIFF
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RFGIsTER ANDRECORDER.

EDITOR RECoRD:-Iou will please. nn-
nounce that JAMES w. SHAW will be n candidate
for nomination for the office of REGISTER and Record
err subject to the usages Of the Republican party. nj
the ensuing Republican Primary EloctiOrr Mr..
svlvania Volunteers and lost right arm in battie
Of Gettysburg. lie is cOmoetent and obliging, and
has served "a Register and Recorder for term to
the entire satisfaction Of all who have done business
with him VENaNGO COUNTY,
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CoRRECrIoN.--In our notice in the change
in the propristort hip Of the McClintock
House, yesterday, we stated that the House
had heen rented" by Caleb Griswold. We
were in error. Mr.. G. has purchased the
property. Mr.. T. f. Jones, SO long con-
neoted with the House as Clerk, and so
well and favorably known, ia to be retained
in the same position he has SO long and sat.
isfactorily filed.
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A divorce case will be before the Court
at Fort Wayne, next week. in which the
plaintiff and defendant are members OF the
upper-crust. 1t is expected that it will
excel the Stewart case in Chicago. Upward
of S75. 1000 are involved. About seventy
five witnesses have been subpGnaed, and
some of the bes. legal talent Of the State
are retained on each side The wife sues
for divorce.
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From an old advertisement published in
the Georgia Journal, Milledgeville, In 1919,
it is found that the Hon. Vim. II. Seward,
late United States Real Estate Agent, was
at that time Georgia schoolmaster. He
is therein announced as ..late from Union
College, New York, from which institution
he comes highly recommended as young
gentleman of good aud literary acbuir.
meuts." He taught Latin, Greek, theoreti-
cal and practical mathematics, logic, chem
istry, geography, English grammar aud
other branches too numerous to mention.
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QuEER.-That notwithstanding A. d
Cotton d Co., broke up in the old bank
building, opposite the McClintock House, J
5. Prather is now selling choice Groceries
and Provisions in the same stand and at
such low figures that he too must surely fall
in the course of few months. Please call
and satisfy yourselves. Goods delivered
frre OF charge. z. o. box POS.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER

Mr. EpIroa:--please announce to the citizens of
yenango County that i. Y. SIGGINS of Oil Creek
Township is candidate for County Commission
err subject to the usages of the Republican party.
Mr. EDITOR Please announce the name of II.
r. HIXON, of Cornplanter Township. as n candi-
date for County Commissioner, suhject to the usa-
ges of the Republican party. MANY REPUBLICANS.
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The Janesville, Wis, Common Council
have been troubled with the dog question,
and have finally resolved that "all are 10
be muzzled or shot, except dogs from the
coun try coming in on business
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The latest velocipede development is re.
lated by young gentleman of Troy, who
reports that his intended father in.law mis-.
took him Tor velocipede the other evening g
and propelled him through the hall and
down the front door steps with bis foot.
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At the John Street NJ. B. Church, New
York, few days ago the women voted for
church officers. The polls were open in the
afternoon and evening, and the rain kept
the ladies back. About six o'clock, how
ever, they came in an avalanche-a hund.
red together. One woman who saw her
husband about to vote, pounced upon him,
took the ticket out Of his hand, aud inspect.
ed it, said: "You may vote that, dear; il
is all right" Whereupon one of the elders
groaned inwardly and said: That's what
we are coming to-"
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There is photographer OF fspirits in Bufla-
10, who processes to take the legitimate ar
tcle and no other, and who is ready to take
spirit photographs in any gallery in the city,
with the materials of that gallery, in the
presence of all the photographers in Buffalo.
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A CHILD in Springfield Illinois, fell down
stairs the other day and broke out four
teeth. Three Of them were itnmeairtley rein-
serted and have grown firmly in their places.
The fourth had be en troddep upon, and il
was thought best not TO restore 1t.
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NEW SELECT SCHOOL,

Mrs. BARRIER begs to announce that she will open
private school in VIM Bragg's building adjon
ing the American Hotel on Monday May 3lst.
Hours OF tuition from m, till l2 m and from
30 till 4 pm
Terms; for pupils under Il years 40 cts per week
over II years so CTS per week
% IL
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Col. VIM. Lamberton, of Franklin, died
in that city, on May 2lst He was a lawyer
by profession, and prior to the war resided
in Florida, from whence he was driven be-
cause of his Union sentiments. He was
about fifty years of age.
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There are two churches, just finished in
Franklin--the Prcsby yterian and Methodist
each costing sixty or seventy thousand dol.
lars. A new court aouse and public school
house are on par with the churches; ana
three railroads with z prospect OF more.
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SODA WATER.-This cooling beverage
tells its own story when once itinds re-
cepticle in the ''innards" of man. It's good.
A. D. Miller d Co. deal it out in large OF
small quantities.
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A bay horse, found on Washington street,
last night by officer McCue, can be found
at the livery stable of Y. Mcdonald. The
swuer can have the same after paying all
charges.
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BUSINESS. s.-Allkinds OF business pursuits
in Petroleum Centre are prospering. No
oil town presents the lively appearance
that does ours, and prosperous year is be.
fore us. So mote it be.
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Young men. who complain Of uneven side
walks will find them smoother on going
home at en- early hour in the evening.
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ACTIVITY ON CHERRYTREE Ruy.-The
Cherrytree territory is creating no little ex.
c"ement among operators. Wells on Hess,
he'd and Pierson Farms, are yielding hand
somely.
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Rev. +. Combe, ID. D., Of Philadelphia,
will lecture in the NJ. E. Church on Satur.
day evening, June 5th. DR.. C. represents
the State Temperance Union, and is A No.
l in the lecture field
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CANDIDACY ANNOUNCEME ENTS.
STATE SENATOR.

MR EpiToR--p Please announce tho name of Col
A p DUNCAN "a q candidate for State Senator
subject to the usages ofthe Republican party
NH. FpIrcR: - Please announce the name Of
JAMES NJ BREDIN, of Franklin, as u candidate
for State Senator, subject to the usages Of the Re
publican party MANI ClliHhNo'
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The Collins well GU the Beatty Farm
West Hickory, is pumping sixty barrels.
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James McCrea is putting down two new
wells on the McCrea Farm
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1t is expected that the dedication of the
soldiers national monument at Gettysburg
next July, will be large and imposing
demonstration.
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To retain your seat in q railroad car i
becomes necessary, while getting refresh-t
ments, to take your cushion with yon.
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CHANGE OF TIME.-Oil Greek d Allie
ghey River Railway, Monday, April &c:
NORTHwAED TRAINS.
Express No. 5 arrives at 7.20 a. m.
Express No. arrives at 10. 30 a. m.
Express No. 3 arrives at 5.34 4p. m.
Freight No. arrives at l2.45p. IN.
Freight No. l3 arrives at 1901 p. III.
Freight No. Is arrives at S.45 a. IN.
SOUTHWARK TRAINS.
Express No. 4 arrives at 9.15 a. IN.
Express No. 2 arrives at 80 p. m.
Express No. arrives at 1925 p. m.
Freight No. S arrives at 5.34 p. IN.
Freight No. 10 arrives at S.25 a. III.
Freight No. IA arrives at 200 p. IN.
Freight No. l6 arrives at. 12.45 p, m.
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ACCEP PTANcE.

ACCEP TANcE.
FRANKLIN, Pa. Nay si, 1879.
Nessrs. ID Stewart, JOHN ,effords, William RrouSh
f w. Andrews. and Others:
GENrlrMEy: I have read yonr communication
published inthe Titusvlle Daily Herald OF this morn
inc in which YOU do me the honor 10 express conf
dcnce in my ability to represent this District in the
House of Representatives. and request me to become
a candidate subject to Republican nsages In reply,
thereto take pleasure in saying that consent to
vour request and hereby RESPECTFULLY solicit the sup
port of my Republican friends throughout the
county on the 9th of June. 1862.
Yours. very. trnly. -
j d. McJUNKIN.
Mr. EDIroH:-Pleasc announce to the citizens OF
Venonco County that WILLIAM GATES. OF Rock
land Township. is a candidate FOR Member Of As
semhly subject to the Usages OF III" Renuhlican
party. MANI 'lllhSNS
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FOR SALE.

ii OUSE on Egbert Farm, within five minutes
i walk of the Post Office. House well finished
on inside; six rooms first floor Finest oi
spring water convenient to the house, Possession
given Immediately. Enquire at this Office. J!'''
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Time of Closing Mails.

Z. o., PETROLEUM CENTRE, PA,
July 27sT, 1865.
Until further notice the mails will arrive at and
depart from this office as follows:
ARRIVE
South and East, via. Irvineton, 10.?S a NJ.
South and West, :" Meadville, BIS i. NJ.
North and East, " Cory, 255
DEPART.
South and West, s.45 A. NJ.
Soutl. East and West, $50 p NJ.
North, East and West, 1000 A. NJ.
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CLOTHING.
AT 40 per cent below Petroleum Centre prices.

LA M NJ F. R AND ALDEN.
Sell more Cooks than any other House in Petroleum
Centre, because why' They sell first class goods
cheaper than slop shop goods can be bought.
June I'd If.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR SALE.

FJNHE Manhattan Lease, nearly three acres on the
L storey Farm; two wells with machinery and
rig comr'ete; Tubing Tanks, Tools, and the usual
Oil Well Furniture, room for more wells
Apply at the Office, Storey Farm. or address
Walter w. WctmOre,
Tarr Farm, Pa
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NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT-lNDI SHOW.
Petroleum Centre is to be visited on Fri.
day next, afternoon and evening, with an
entertainment to be given by a company OF
Indians composing notable warriors, braves
and squaws, from the Western Plains They
ground, opposite the depot, and will repre-
sent the customs of the life Of the Wild In
dian. Trapez performances, tumbliOg, etc. ,
also connected with the entertainment
At
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fla young lady wishes to have herself
published in the daily papers as ''beau,iful,
lascina ting and accomplished, all that she
needs to DO is TO wrap up her clothes in a
dirty towel. take a hundred or so of the
sold mans greenbacks, crawl out of the
window about midnigse and eope with her
fathers hosiler. 1t iSrn,i certain as fate,
and will bring the desHlyi noioriety as sure
as staguant frog-ponds 81 bring musquit-
oes. Besides, if she haOh portice of re.
nance in her compositi6.@ she will enjoy it.
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Hardwnrc-A large assortment of which :,
being closed oat at reduced rates at REyNoI no
BRoDHEAD n cos, No. IL Centre St onno.,,,
the Post Office, oil City, Pa.
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CAUTION TO OIL OPERATORS.

ALL persons are hereby cautioned against buy
ing or using Sucker Rods. WITH Socket Points the
Socket being wedgcd on to the rolls with either
'cooden or metallic wedges and connected together
by connecting bolt, except of my manufacture,
as am the sole owner of the patcLt for connecting
rods in this manner all others made substantially
as above are direct infringements my rights, and
all parties using rods connected not of my mar
uacture, lay themselves liable to- and will be- pros
ccuted according to law. W. j. INNS.
=. S.-Ths notice is inserted, no: as a
scare crow, but will be attended to, and rgidly
forced. Apr.10 3m. W. J.L
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w. A. FARNEswORTu

Receives all dailes and illustrated PAPER, fro,. Ma.
York twice per day and will mail any paner ,,u,,
lished Illustrated weekly papnrs, 81 % nor ~
months, invariably in advance. u,v,-,~
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Guitar Strings at W. II. Nicholson tS Co.'S.
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A SUPPLY OF WALKING CANES OF EVERY
variety, has been received at A D. Miller & Co.'S
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Divine Services.

Divine Services.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at IL o'clock A. NJ, and ~
o'clockP. NJ.
REV. J. T. OxToBY, Pastor.
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NJ. E. CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at II A. NJ. and
7l5P.M. Sabbath School attwelve o'clock
NJ. Seats Free. A cordial invitation
extended to all.
Rev. c. NJ HEARD. Pastor.
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SITS. PETER AND PAUL'S CATHOLIC,
CHURCH.
Mass at l0L a. m.
vcspers and Berediction of the Blessed
Sacrament at p. m.
Catechism at 2 p. m.
JAMES DUNN, Pastor