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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-11
Edr The Record.

Persons having the good Of sinners at
heart have long contemplated a movement
in the Oil Regions which shall remedy the
numerous evils complained of and existing
among it's citizens, do away with vice, bring
10 the reign of virtue and industry. restrain
wickedness in high places and make the
| wilderness biosso u as the rose. Who would
not aid 10 this. No good citizen should
hold back. 1t is openly confessed that al
remedial agents so far tried have proved
useless. You have an expensive State
Government, expensive schools, and tell | /
not in Gath publish i. not in the streets Of
Askeon. expensive preachers too all over the
country and still all manner of unblushing
wickedness prevails until good men are lis
beartened because none of these things are
q sure anchor. Look at what you call your
churches. Can they deal with these iniqui.
ties! No. in spite Of their pretentons they
acknowledge they are not the salt of the
earth when they finding the ir systems fail
shrek aloud for Yosng Mems Christian
Associations and such like to do work them.
selves ii they are true ought to. Then is
there no balm in Gilead? Yes. Where!
will tell you but yon mast sink your
prejudices and judge calmly no. according
to the lying reports of envioRs enemies bn
judge righteous judgement aud so it .hall
be meted out to you.
The ''churca Of latter d y saints" the
most Prosecuted 10 the only ark of safety.
In this lies the remedy and all We ask is
fair field and no favor AMI IL We do not
bring all these things to pass then say
down with 1t, Down with It to the ground.
The digniterirs Of The Church of Latter
Day Saints are coming to the rescue. They
are goiuGto occupy and possess. Stations
baqe already been organized at Scrubgrass,
Titnsville and other villages and now we
hope to add Petroleum Centre to the list,
and duly authorized agents win b. there
this week who will give q public lecture
setting forth the claims OF the Church.
Notice Of t'ne and place will be given
Receive US with open arms and let us form
. phalaux strong as the sun. fair rs the
moon. and terrible IS an army with ban.
merit. Ho! ever one that thirsteth come
without money and without price and help
ns ronte the hosts Of Satan and cave alive
oil the rantaukrrous sons of men.
AQUlLA ROSE
Travelling Eide.
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The Grca; Billiard Contest,

San Francisco, Jan. 8. The great billiard
match between Messrs. Deery and Dion for
the champion diamond che and $1,000 was
witnessed last night at Mechanics Pavilion
By largo multitude. The billiard players
for several days past showed that the game
would be closely contested, and consequent
ly but little odds were offered, although
Dion appeared to be the favorite.
At tho ninety.eight inning Deery made
his greatest run and pocketcd his ball.
Dion missed. Deery then ran the game
out.
Tho result was hailed by enthusiastic
cheering by the thousands of specta. ora
The game was played cautiously, neither
player taking doubtful chances, but inva,i i.
bly, shooting his ball into the pocket.
Decry retains possession oil the diamond cue
and wins the 81, 900. The game was begun
at $50 p. NJ. and ended at l:lO A. M
Deery scored 1900 to Dion's l.4o2.
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MIR. Geo. Kennedy, the engh eer who was
burned at the fire near Kane City on Sun
day, was more severely injured than was at
hrst supposed. 1t appears that he was bare
headed at the time and in crossing tho floor
Of the engine house bis head struck the
derrick lamp. which was suspen drd from
the rat'ers, upsetting 1t, the burning oil
running down his sleeves and on bis head
and breast. His arms were fearfully burn
ed; hair singed off, and otherwise seriously
injured. He was attended by Drs Wynne
and Christie.
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ARRIVAL ANDS DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS ON O. c. ga. 70. u.

No. 2, Passenger Leave Cory 11.20 q
m. Titusville, 1889 p. IN. Petroleum Cen
tire. lao p. m; Oil City, 222 p. m; r.
YiHetop, 6 10 p. m.
No. 4, Passenger--Leave Cory 6. 10 q. m.
Titnsviile, 7.35 u. m.; Petroleum Centre,
s.l4 an; Oil City, $50 a mi arrive at lr-
vineton ll.4O q N.
No. 8, Psssenger-Leave Cory g. 05 p m
TitusvilIe, 80 p m; Petroleum Centre,
s,ss NJ; arrive at Oil City 9,20 r N.
E0RTH.
No. ], Paseeneer-Lpave Irvineton 7i5
. n; on City, l0,10n n; Petroleum Cen
ire, ll,06 m; Titusvilie, ii, so a u arrive
at Cory lao p n.
No. 3, Passenger Leave Irvineton, l2,-
0t pm; Oil City 2,57 p IN; Petroleum Cen.
tire, SIS m; Titusviile, 4,2O p m; arrive
at Cory 6,46 p N.
NJ. s, Passenger--Leave Oil City 100 q
N Petroleum Centre, 7.43 a m; Titusville,
s,soa u; arrive at Cory 1910 m.
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The new Russo-Chinese telegraph, design.
ed to connect st. Petersburg end Hong
hong, is slready a half accomplished fact
rbe oceanic part Of the line, stretching
from Bombay to Hong Kong, a distance OF
4,Coo miles, ia on the Great Eastern ready
10 be paid out, and the probable triumph
Of this enterprise shows MS that the time
draws near for us to look after connection
with this cable across the Ncrth Pacific.
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The Syracuse, N. T., barbecue on New
Years day passed off with great eclat-
Clinton sqnare was packed with spectators.
estimated at from 10000 to 10000 Severa
ex-Mayors and other prominent citizens
wearing white aprons, waited on the crowd,
OF applicants for food. Five oxen 1.-TWO Of
them Iosted) and five thousand loaves
Of bread were distributed among the needy
In the crowd.
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Gold to day 1925.
Our Member at Washington.

There are few facts connected with the
recent establishment Of Pos. Office on the
STORY Farm, which places our most WORTHY
Congressman from THIS District, the Hon.
U. W. Gil6llan, In q not verJ enviable light
before the citizens of that locality. and or.
peslally those who aided by their ballots in
placing the aforesaid Hon. C. W. G. to tho
distinguished position which he now holds.
But to the story. The Story Fu,m, as ali
orc well aware. Is situated about mile be-
low petroleum Centre on Oil Creek, and
has population sufficiently large to send
out on an average 45O to 500 letter, per
week, which justly entitled them to q Post
O!ac". The aail has to be brought to this
place daily by carrier tor mailing. and what
did not come here for posting had to bc
sent 10 Tarr Farm, mile or two below.
thereby causing q good deal of trouble and
inconvenience to those doing business he
mail. Those living on the farm had been
endeavoring to get an offics established for
long time, and naturally looked to Hon.
Z. W. e. Aforesaid, Member of Congress
Aforesaid. and whom they had helped elect,
"nd naturally supposed would be the one
to secure to them 60 trfling boon, in re-
tlrn for tfe all lent him in securing an
Hon. to bis name. Knowing tho locality
perfectly we'll, and The need of an Office
there the necessary papers were forwarded
to him at Washington, only to be returned
ufter lapse of several months denying the
request, the Hon. G. W. G. at the same
time claiming to have used his utmost
(D influence in favor of it. OF course the
matter fell through tor the time being and
nothing more was done until quite recently
when 1t was placed in the hands of Hon.
5. Newton Pettls, of Meadvile, who with
very little exerton succeeded in securing
tho establishment Of the office OF that point,
TO the intense qualification of the residents
there, and to whom the honor belongs.
Now the question naturally arises to the
minds of the people in this region--"Do we
want man to represent us ut Washington
who has not sufficient Influence TO got
through sosmall matter o, this. or if be
hns will not do it?' We think not.
Hon. G. ". G., with an amount of pure
"chsek' hitherto unknown in thi. section.
puts himself forward for reelection to an
Utfice which be has not filed to the sutisfsc.
tion oil the people oi this district, and when
they learn, as can be proven, that he bad
not influence sufficient to secure the passage
OF 80 small local measure as this, but that
ngentleman FROM u neighboring county had
to be called in to put it through, We opue
10 the belief that he will receive Hs.stav.,t
home tticset' Tor an indefinite period.
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ANOTHER MIsER GoNg.-Carl Valentine.
OF West Hills, Long Island, died suddenly a
few days ago from disease of the heart lie
was very wealthy, bnt it 10 said lived a
most ahject and miserly life in an old and
defective building. On searching the house
it was found void Of anything to cat OF
drink and without a beadstead or bedding.
He usually slept upon pallet of straw in
one corner of the house. He left no will
He ia said to have been worth $50, 1000.
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steam Applied 10 oil wells.

The London (Ont.) Free Press has the
following article on Steam US applied 10
oil wells:
at is well known that oil wells, after be
ing pumped for n time, gradually lessen
their yield Of petroleum, and ultimately
play ont In come coses salt water takes
the place of oil, and in others the stream o.
oil and water gradually dwiudles till
the working OF the well becomes unprofts-
bic and is abandoned Various theories
have been advanced TO account for the grad
ual decrease Of the petroleum in oil wells.
but the one most generally accepted as the
true solution is, that the parsfline contained
the oil gradually accumulates in the
rock, and clogging the veins, thus prevents
the flow OF oil to the pump. In the Penn
sylvania oil wells this difficulty has been
overcome by the application of berzine: !:
this light, volatile fluid being poured down
The WELL and by its chemical action dssolves
the coagnlatcd parai,ine, and thus clears out
the oil veins. In the Enniskien, wells, al
Petrolea, steam, at a high temperature. has
been applied to exhausted wells, in two
cases, with marked success. Mr.. ]. D..
Noble applied steam to his Captain Tyler
well which bad the effect of improving that
and bis adjoining well 10 a considerable cx-
tent. The proprietors of the Atlantic we'll
tried steam to their well with considerable
success An inch gas pipe was conducted
from the boiler down the we'll hole 4S0 feet,
through which steam was conductel at A
high temperature, the pressure being sixty
pounds to the square irch ou a six horse
toller. The return of the steam ives pre-
vented BY an appliance called seed.bag,
which being placed around the gas pipe a,
a depth of 420 feet, efitc,ually kept the
steam from rising. The steaming process
was continued day and night for five days,
when the pipe was Withdrawn and the pump
put TO work. The effect was surprising
The yield OF oil which before the steam pro-
cess averaged but fifteen barr els in twenty
fosr hours, ut once rose 10 an average Of
fifty barrels in the same time, and has con-
,inued so during the past two weeks. The
signal Success of this steam process /. in
duc'ng aboit a dozen other well owners 10
try the experiment. We believe the credit
OF the idea of or plying steam to the cleans
Ing OF exhausted wells is due TO M-. EneIe.
hart, of the firm of Eugchsrt tE Co.. oil
iehnrrs, Of London. This discovery may
have an important effect upon the oil in
ierrss Of Peirolea. by restoring the Yield in
many nsed.up weis-tbat il. il the result.
attained are not OF u temporary character.
This, however, can only be tested 10y time.
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Local Notices.

Mr.. W. J. Mcclure is about to establish
lirst-class evening school, at the public
school bonse, near the Presbyterian Church
on Friday evening. for the purpose of Civ
ing instructions in Arithmetic, Penman-
ship and Book Keeping. Terms SO 90 per
month. School four nights each week.
jap5.lw.
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Inc danger OF lie AMI property by the
adultersted kerosene oil now SO generally
used Is shown by the fact that ont of one
hundred and twenty.nius fires, more than
one tenth Of the number in New York and
brooklyn last year were caused by kerosene.
by the'e fires tea persons were burned 10
death, and thirty.five more or less iojured.
The damage to property from this cause i.
estimated at s;72,72O in New York, and
W, i3O in Brooklyn, while the entire loss by
fire from all causes was $50, 4l6, 4O3. Tote
insurance, 50, ,92367
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The sleighing is excellent Just at present.
and the sound Of sleigh bells can be heard
In all directions. In this c.nnec,ion cur
citizens should bear in mind that J. j. Nc
Crum, Titn"vile, has large assortment of
Sleigh Bells, Buffalo Robes. &c. which he
is selling at remarkably low prices.
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In making excavations in East Daven1
port, Iowa, a few days since, mound of
muscle shells one hundred and fifty feet
long, forty iect wide, and two feet in thick
ness, was found, and in the midst Of tho
shells over dozen stone hatchets weIe dis.
covered. The shells wcro buried under
eighteen inches of soil
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Jerry Eorrigan, ''thc man with a knife
in his head of whose frixh,ful wound. re-
celved At Cincinnati on Christmas day, we
published full account, is rapidly recover
ing, presenting curions study FOR surgeons
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
DRUGS DRUGS

Pure Drugs al Chr'siic'A
Pure Drugs ~ Christ e's.
ure Drugs at Chrls,ics
Pure Drugs ut thrste's.
Pure DIugs Mt Christic's.
PRESCRIPTIONS compounded q, Christie,
Prescriptions tompUu nded al Chj.,ts
Prescriptions Compounded nj @ ,iN,e
Prescriptions Compounded al Chrsui'
Prescriptions tompcunded ut lrinis,.'
Medicines Mt Cliristie's. "s
Medicines at Christie =.
Medicines at CMistie's.
Medicines ~ Christiel.
Medicines nj Ch'istie'.
Prescriptions Compounded n, CS,;,..
prescriptions Compounded ut (hr,.,i.ss
Prescrip,iO sCompoundcd A. Chrs,.s
Prescriptions Compounded at CLris,;.''
Prescriptions Compounded at Ch,iyis'
Toilet Articles At thr,stie.s '''
Toilet Articles nj Chlistie'S
Toilet Articles mt thristie's
Toilet Articles At Christie's
Toilet Artc ,s at Christie's
Prescriptions Compounded At Cn,i,v,.
Prescriptions Compounded at Chri,'i,
Prescription Compounded at Vh,i,,,
Pre- crptions Compounded at c ris,,s'
Prescriptions Compounded M Cb,i.,e
Pure Liquors At Chrisrie's
turc Liquors nj Chrstie'S
Pure Liquors at ChIistiGa
Pure Liquors at Chrls,ie's
Pure Liquors at Christc's
Prescriptions Compounded nj Chr.s,
Irescr tions Compounded AT Chri.,ie.
Presci iptions Compounded at Chris,i.,s
Prescriptions Compounded At Chrsis,.
Prescriptions Conpound at Chri,ti.,s
Pure Wines at Chris les
Pure W ines at Christic's
Pure Winco at Chrstie's
Pure Wines at Christies
Pure Wines at ChriSties
Prescriptions Compounded nj thri,,.
Prescriptions Comp pnnded at Chri,,,
Prescriptions Compounded at Christi,
Prescriptions Compounded Mt Chri,,.
Presentations Com Nod. -
OTIS at Christies
Oils at Christie's
Oils at Chfistie's
Oils at Cnrisie's
CHS at Chris les
Prescriptions Compounded Mt Chri.tts
Prescriptions Compounded NJ Chrstips
Prescriptions Compounded at Christie.
l'rr-ciip ions Compounded at Chrsiies
Paints at Ohristi,'s
Paints at Christie's
Paints at Chisiie's
Paints ut CHri-iir's
Pants az entities
p.c-trip ions Compounded at Christie.
Pr str'ptions Compounded at CHRISTIE.
Prescription. Compounded at Christie,
Prescriptions Compounded nt Christie,
Prescriptions Compounded at Chlis,ics
Patent Medicines at hiistie's
Patent Medicines A. &! stiles
Patent Medicines mt Christi =
Patent Medicines Al Chrisi'es
i 'tcnt Nj eQicines at Chr!stics
No 10 Wnsh'ny ny:on Street
No - Washington Street
No. Ii Washington Street
No IL Washing on Street
70. IL Was.iu.l,n Ii Street
Centre. P..
Petroleum ten'rc. Pa.
L, trplcum c nirc, IN.
ttnir-, Pa.
Cenirc, la
j. II. CHRISTIE.
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Colonel Mc1ver, who served 10 the rebel
army ard ailerwarl in Crete. has engaged
10 Join the army of the Viceroy of Egypt
Abont twenty officers will leave this week
Ior Alexandria, to stake service with the
Eiceroy.
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San Francisco woman engaged Ser
want girl to do the work of q family of five
persons. There proved TO he an average of
nine. and the girl sned and got twenty dol
lars a month extra.
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The largest variety o. Sterling Silver
Ware, and silver plated ware such as Tea
Sets, Cake Baskets. Fruit Stands, Castors
&C.. Gc., ever brought to the oil regions.
can be found n, II. l.. MUSES. jewelry store
No. 10 Spring Street. Ti,usyillc. Pa.
DEC. % imo
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The store OF j. Baum, which has been
closed for the past week on account of the
death OF his father, is opened again, Mr.. B.
having returned.
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Our townsman, Mr.. Jas. II. Smith, has
been appointed Notary Public by Gov.
Geary, and received his commission yestel-
DAY. A better appointment could not have
been made.
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A. S. Smiths large stock Of boots and
shoes il offered at cost for the next GO days
Dec 6 II.
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4 S. Smith ia order to close out his large
stsok Of lsciss shoes &c., offers them at Cost
rs ttey must 10 sold in the. next 60 days
Deca5 Il.
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Carriage Bolts, Wholesale and retail, at
Nicholson l. Blackmon's. 23-tf
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A splendid assortment OF Diamond goods
just received at II. L. Muses., No 10 Spring
st. Titusvile Dec. % Inv.
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A large stock Of ladies' aud gents gold
Watches jnst received at II. l.. MUSES.. No
10 Spring st. Titusville. Dec. 90 limo.
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A good time may be expected ut the first
OF the series of Wednesday evening socia.
bles, which comes off q, tho Oil Exchange
Hotel. Tomorrow evening.
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PIrlor ana Office stoves. few lett and
will be sold at cost at J. Rutherford,s tf
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Dissolution of Partnership.

Notice Is hereby given. that the partnersbip
lately cxis ing, between l. NJ Stcrnburg and II. III
Warner, under the nrn name cf L. NJ. S,ernburc
~ Co.. dissolved on tho 4h day of January 1871
by mutual consent all persons indebted to U.S. will
please call at once and settle their accounts
l.. VI. ST.. RNBURG
Ii. IL. WARNER
Tec' 5 II
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Horse Shoe Nails, Wholesale and retail.
at Nicholson & BIackmon's. 23.tf.
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Just rrc-ised large and we'll assorted
IT.
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First Class Saloon and Restau-
rant.

WASHINGTON STREET, Petroleum Centre
FElHE best Lager Becr constantly on draught, and
L and all the choicest Wines and Cigars, Timber
ger Cheese, SwitZer hase, Sandwiches, SaIdincs &c
OYSTERS
served mp in every ST. lie 10 order Also for sale by
the can or keg
CORTELI OF s. vOUCHFR. PropieioI.
Oct est tFicd. sehutts old sttru
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$500 IsEWARD,
PRIVATE SCHOOL.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

THE copaitnership heretofore existing under the
i ftrm name OF s. 5. Griswod It Co.. is from
this 7th day Of January 1870, dissolved by mutual
consent. All parties indebted or having any claim.
on said lrn are requested ocall Tor Aet enient
=. S GRISW LD.
G. W. NORTON.
Dec s, 1870, 8 mos.
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Divine Services.

Divine Services.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Preaching at II o'clock A. NJ, and Z
c'slsek P. N.
Rev. J. r. OxronY. Pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at II A. NJ. ami
* p N. Sabbath School at 1913 IN.
eats free. A cordial Invitation extend.
Rev. c. NJ. HEARD, Pastor
sTs. PETER AND PACL'S (Catbolie,
CHURCH.
Mas at l034 a. N.
Vssper and Beneiistisn Of the Blessed
Sacrament at 4 p. NJ.
CatecAism at 2 p. m.
JAMES DUNN. Pastor.
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Orders taken for suits and Its guaranteed,
at hammers Il Alden's.
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Reduced Prices at hammers & Alden's.
[nov.2 22u1
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The New Gas Pump tor sale at Nicholson
Il Blackmons. n
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THIS MEANS BUSINESS My entire stock
Of goods 10 offered at cost.
A. S. SMITH.
Dccjt
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Henry Ward Bcechers salary has be- n
decreased from $4,000 10 SIT, 500.
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The New Gas lump for sale at Nicholson
& Blackmon'.. n
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Undertaking in large quantities at Lam
mers & Alden's.
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The largest and best assortment Of Table
''h'ipry, ever brongh; into the country @,
Nicholson & Blackmon's. H.
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SHERIFFS SAFE Is CLOSED, ,-Nicho!son &
B!aekmon having bought him out at thi.
place and Kane City. tE
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MD GLoAEs-A large assortment, al
Lamc,s & Allen's.