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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-23

sEiLrlrs BEST DEFENCE.

,.. .T: :;,, vs. al.;'ssii's| q: g. 4, I ~: |; J
medicsikxf ti6kM ~ 6pFks6k1ted. ID sthe
Old Testament botanical reniedies are repeated
ly recommended, hpt y ? q passage n sacred
mel, OF blue pill, or any other mineral prepara-
ton. Thessirk vrsc directed soeat herhs 70
strsngthentkem III purify tteh, 20 hest them,
to resscys them. In that day ths art Of max
ing vegateblc extracts was unknown. The
herhal nedieines were mere infusions.
Il was reserved for . later age tosunite thc
isauiiaey ssscaces Of 10 tonic appcrient andanti-
bilious roots, barks, and plank, With an setlve
s~tinuaanArssa thus secure their rapid di4naion
through the debilisAted or disurdered system.
The crowning triumph Of this effective mode
of-stnseutssasga s~sdsarplying the virtass et
nekfcal v1gce1hlcs NM Acrhievedt ~ TIE pro
dnejsn q Nm1Dkeses 6fsnash hitter- Never
before bad . perfectly Pure alceh0lic stinrlant
besnssnhn64 IN ~ sxpce4Dd iuiecs o. tbs
fnest speciSc 81 The vegetable kingdom. New
sr yet, though eighteen years have elapsed
aimee It's introductisn, has this great restorative
been equalled. II IL taken u all seasons, in
all climes, ~ the mast potesA sASegeard asninst
epidemics, y protection against sllsnhsdthy
exhAlatioas thai produce debility o. heget de.
eass, Is . renedy Cor iatsrnittsst : aothei
n.sariess 5evsns = q sEfssi.ss, = assvssssls
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-23

M. A. czsrEa. u The Christian
chsssh, vii rrsAeh . seriss q Ger.
meusis rssJls, eswmsssiss on s=s-
ssasy ~ aosk inst. VI. 9,
preached several sermons here las,
fsll which were hishly appreciated BY
shsss ~ks hard him. We seuld
be slsasesuss.ph prspshsrssacear.
sssst ASyI<Sss& ~ assse n
disaes When they visit our town, aud
cen assure IN who 90 to hear Mr..
Carter ssas' nsr~i and i~p'sllss'ss'
feast.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-23

CovxrEspnE-There Is counterfeit
money aloat. Look out for it, and
if you do not know good from bad
81 . psn Msthevs, and he will tell
you III about i, and sell you dry
eoodsi md Sigroceries cheaper for
good money than you think hewill.
Do not fail 10 examine his fine and.
well selected stock ofsummer goods
nAer-Ther sss several kinds Of magic
ko~jh uss; saeA a afhs Magic Of Love y
Magic Lantern Midnight Magic, and others
100 numerous 10 mention but the Magic Arnica
Ininent beats tn m all. II you doubt II,
sstisfy y6ussslf Abyrrying some 81 the article.
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= - $50 49, .
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ttssfs f<<f<ssF " siszh srd hss,ssns A'.->s'
- f~HnFtsffI sc NJ tiftHt4 tafHn. lAzf -
? - - Fuha<k no fsFtfsastfs ~ ,A@sf ksf~. ~
~ noes ns= s==afs ~ rssifls nat - assAilss
sft mfIt laaiutslasa
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-23

aEH.H|NNfFrN E# siN q e.
For the convenience of nort;.s Ia.
~.
"''." o"uon sic"'P"",
Tue MISS. q leu. Rsh. issues spe-
ciaI Sundaytickcts 10 Memphis and
return AZ one faro GOOD Coz n,orn
' NJ tea'" Wy SUBWAY
evening tram aud 20 0ther.
Agents are furnished with special
tickets, and persons must ask for
~ So -
!" i0'"'p seAS'.
The United States Hotel, Louisville Ky,
Magic vi ' 1raic .I Iisims aa,'I Is Try. r t II. We ssi hs W.
the Lininest not the music. You.wil acknow-
ledge tits the best thing to stop pain you have
e''' ''e''
The las. "Nedical journal contains an ar.
ticle FROM Prof. RS Newton, NJ. D., Presiden,
ofthe E. Medical College, CITY Of New Yort,
that speaks in high terms or iis curative prop!
critics, and gives a special recommendation
Koskoo IN the prac,i,;o,ers If medicine Th;.
IS w bclieses the hrstfinssanee where such
medicines have been officially eudotscd by al,
%Ge,ltv n nv "A thc medicaf %eollege. al re-
A.. ar.o, or.d,, aaon n. am :, ~ I.w
~
!" 1AS ue tApVNs' Wy P'sea
day. rs ~1h@ "pet
Inc Magls Alh's L,nnhen.is "aaran'ea =
eu'e pA'a ~ NV minutes. 'onae u ns cure
arr "a'nos' "'.'E- Jsse uy mex
nme you arc s'uh'hg emu see 'or yousci''
IM DEAFNESS cured without fail. ID,
fhe. uso of DR. Norris,s Jnfalable IA,
p
hchedy'
1t cures Deafness. Noises IN tn
He.d and all other affections or IN,
N SfYNsN
Ear. ..
Dut I'M af I1r Apfr1asg Mo atlx
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-23

The Worst organ grinder-a hollow tooth
that plays The duee. Use a little Of the Magic
ArnicA Eminent and II viii grind on without
any trouble or pain. F
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Boiling Cloths,

81. Grieshaber, 292Second street, Mem
phis, Tenn, has, and constantly keeps
On hsnd, alargcsnd well selected stock
II wall Bapef, / Windows shades, oils,
brushes, and, in fact, every class Of
upholstery goods, and his prices are
very low, licisa good man, and il
you Try him once, you will be apt to
pstronisc him again when you wish to
purchase goods in his line.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-23

y f6.tvsLR kb<sy q csnmefce. Mississippi
: smm tssnppa - l4seie Arslrs llnimess mon
ssssmi = ~ vsekise hendk br psines and
q aees eV1sndedly. : 0ne case was q boz
Who vn very lame, and wss entirely relieved
by tts q 4&sesN n
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-23

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4; =: = '.ssM&a&&k
q. v Jenmt te4ea
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-
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receive ssd receipt fsr .al.sdh-r.
iOr the sfss.
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IS tvgHannt osni sept
Mississippi ,ientrsI Railroad.
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tsprf's trails n ttieFN
gufNu AutTu
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wzA1z sasssisa II alsel
49, MHtsshs csualy Bssrd n


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f-'ssmhsF shs pssssss. fsls sl.e~l
sfiiiag on t~th side. Il the paper
beslas., n high prevent. pshliea.
sioa shea sus spses |. 90 msch osca.
pieat5 pstii@kinT fhelss. sfihs STATE.
shssld ysa a--iss p.%Assssiica, We I'd
fssusni 70 700 fsr pepper alteration and
VII pvcmi-- W publish q .eon ~
pesziLls.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-23

SURGEON DENTIST

1DHs VVs - 00EGBxA0x-1a,
Z SURGEON DENTIST, 80
No. 354, Main Street, Memphis, Tenn.
has, in obedience to the dictates Of humanii,
end sound experience Of scientifc men, both ia
fhis country and Europe, introduced the
Z uIrH0us OXIDE Gas
in his prscfise. This innocent agent render.
~ paslent temporarily issensible, and enable,
r.
D. ]: -!
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~
Our sAnctum WAS honorcdVn HNeA-
day Last BY ~ presence cfcurfse-
heGssa1sAAEshSross fiisndy Dks1lkI
AGynlYM9sft ~ fFng a Haskipa
4AriIS; 10 4 StsSss, MsnpLfs,
- &aslBisksy $50
business slaPgassy@E s sdmesSsi
his community. He re-
ftstB his business as still being pros
psssuD nd ihsAdhis fisnas hess -stil
tssSt him with their Patronage
Success to you irisea Mr. isesss
Hah for mono, more deserve n, !, !.
N Ssl~4-4-A-e4& ~
n most rss6sffuf rnfes VI rrrcst nv
eem wPcsgh@Gy ~ ~ of4tsAna1tM isSd
NAgie Arslea Lluinen1. Al w seY ssyN*S Y
p. Dsavsr : highly respestaksc HAs5sus
A.plesAafsS Laamut M the happiest 70
ia aEA1fydfgsstt = issalss .sss
-.'m'''ss.sliaAAN gT-
o0neth6 uiEtAfaof1fK i2lt int
We hsd . good rain At thisrPlae
which was much needed, there wa
codlidaabie thsndef and Tigbtninl
with Il. from the appearance il
town we thisk there r. a goo
season.
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Il vii be seen by the following
message 81 The Governor that the 10.
famous, swindIing Printing Bill ha.
npst - tsa shssrslly &C.
cord to Governor Alecrn our graft.
s%eation at this evidence Of noble spiri,
that once characterized him before
Ms smliasisn Win the tnonsrsl thiev.
ing Radical party, and tina, they can
not drive him into every corrupt fraud.
MINT scheme they may concoci to rob
the people.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-23

Axe,sda eSitoor says tkst lis back window
looks our upon : lenScf ssslssssks, Ind INT
there Is geaerally 8 Wild buffalo bell IT the
Ami docr 49, u ktAc1 hfnH MManstieid 4
Hisbsos NAgsc Arnica Liuiment cures pains,
res. See. 10 q miraculesss short space Of tisc.
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HsRn~aas-~ -
- 49, ~
aaama - ~
80
- H. tL
srfyfaa Las,
\ tsass las.sm -=..,.i
aaf simlsf ns IL 49, 49,
~ MM =nAzsE msAa,
ssl huszls m.iasal q. k-aa.-
aatsms.s 81 4rmk AID III
s-afsh a he geysh. esos4Asaftt -
an - =. )=sus< lz..aA ..ms
sni whll H. 1. - asst. a.
"A. naa
N as, atzss 49, ,satts azI ~
sws -l.ln,,s... l,e. h. d..os.,~a
Ne s---...a,v maa.,s. ,sa...s. N.
Iie.lss. GA. Lss,.s el~,s,
.,,.,.d as,,.. 800. .r-a-
,,es ,.,ls s.s.. a eh,.., 4. -l't
time he has w,tarpiifzl b1e eaaffe
e.fxs.l g,s ,..n.sLi..uta l--.-
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-23

The Saldis Agrlculinrala and Ne
- ghauloala 6gSicey. ss'e
70 VIII Mold theif second Annual
Fair, commencing some day early
in October nex,, Of which due notice
will be given. A liberal aud cont
plete Premium List has been pre-
pared and will soon be published.
rbebsildiagsw viii sooE be ~eomplst4d
and evnry arrangement win bemade
fo-r convenience Of
exhibitors and visitors. The Exec
safivs coshmittee will leave nothing
.nndonA,thst may vbe necessary to
'mkke &sFsiFa sdnpletd success.
axef)i1Is9k " r; I: 1870,
invi.
ted to cooperate witaathe society
md issfaeaasinadslxiseF t1sSsAs.
bil;oa attradipe, a. well - impropiaG.
BibessI Prsmiuaasssiif bc oEtfsd
d eEerY department. The premium
Tor NV bcst bile Of cotton, Gnelu.
|diag psissts ~pfcmiums, win h
xDrtA fruu5l taOe' % $500, and viii
IL worth competing Tor by our oes'
planters.
/. y. H.. S,AxsSs, Prest.
i S. g. SPlIS, l6seg M Wa L .yzS
vs. E.sslE sf ~
utivo COMMITTEES. 4,4y W a =.
Sardis, July 4th, 1870.
" gw yx " &
AXessda sditor says thst Bis back swipde,
looks our urUn : lenssf ssNlssssks, md IN
there Is geaerally . Wild buffalo bell II u
6ouf docr vss1t u dad hfnH NMansfeld
Hisbeo's Nagsc Arnics Luiment cures pain
- -l-~~ml-nxr ,l.u.f ss-.~ uY t,sss
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DR u. J. STEVENSON, who has been
performing some most extraordi-
nary cures of cancers, wens, tumors,
goteries, &C., was, by special act OF
the Legislature, taxed twenty-five
dollars per month for advertising his
specialties. In last December the
Doctor left this county, and had no
effects behind, out ofwhich the taxes
could bemade, aud on the 18th of
this month, the Doctor returned for
the special purpose of paying the
tax, and paid his taxes in full which
amounted (. S352,5Q, and the Dir.
now announces that ali cards, &c.,
that may now be in circulation, of
his advertising his profession, are no
tonger In circulation by his agency
o. desire, But afc altar end hid void
Az aid iutents and purposes, as he
does not intend 10 practice longer IN
this section Of eonntry--says that he
cannot afford to practice and pay
suclia tax, as the net proceeds of his
practice in the year 1869, that he
was able to collect, did not exceed
100000 over that sum, as many of
his patients We're poorand not able
to pay him and he never failst to lend
his aid to the afflicted, whetherthey
have money or not. The Doctor
always insures azure where he un-
Idertakes or no pay, andif an advance
is made, he obligateshimself to re-
fund the money If be fails 70 elect
a cure. The Doctor can be found
at N. G. Holcomb'ss near Como,
until the morning Of the cath otthis
month, and he hereby gives notice
to. all Of his cid patients, that If any
Of them are not cured permanently
and be has received money from
them, that if they will call on him
and are not well, thatl,e viii refund
all money that he has received from
them; and if they do not call within
the time specified he will not be able
to stay longer, and will not feel To-
spoasible longer, and should any
claim to be m~altreated, they are also
aotiied to call at the place and in
the time specified, and the Doctor
proposes to be responsible; but hopes
that none will fail to come, and talk
after he rs gone. tasu
S "a. As@ ssat y
A4ssss z4ssts q saN srAe tsAf
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80. 81 Main Street, Nemrbis, Tenn. il .jti
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-19

From the West Hickey correspondence Of
the Pittsburgh Commercial, we copy the
following in regard to oil matters:
Outsiders would naturally suppose that
this frowning aspect now assumed by the
weather King would have tendency to
cool the ardor of oil operators, and conse-
quently business would be very slack at
present. But such is not the case. the in
terest does not; seem to abate in the least.
All seem intent on getting their wells down
before cold weather sets in, and it il more
agreeable managing pumping well than
one In process of development New terri
tory is constantly coming to light, and
everything is on the qni vive. A new well
was struck last week, which is pumping
two hundred barrels. 1t is situated on the
Fagundas farm.
Fagundas is sporting city airs. y paper
is about starting to be called the Fagundas
City Press. Its columns will be devoted TO
oil matters exclusively.
Trunkeyville is fourishing like a green
hay tree. Messrs. Foreman IL Vandergriit
have just finished l5O 900 barrel iron tank
Nestle t.. Peterson are erecting a large
building in the rear Of the depot. designed
for hardware and sort office. The Ven
ture Hotel is being fitted up in good style
| to meet the requirements Of their rapidly
increasing custom, and everything.is assum-
| ing ON air of busines.
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Latest and Nest Important
War News.

Tours, Oct. 10.
The Prussians and French are still con-
centrating large forces near Orleans, pre-
paratory to great battle.
The Prussans occupy tho city ITSELF, as
well as the camp at Belair. near Meury.
Advices from Lille are that large Prus-
SLAMS forces are on the Northern department
aud vigorously measures for defence are to
be taken at once.
London, Oct. Is.
A World special dated London, Oct. IS
says:
On Sunday fresh attack was made on
the German positions TO the south OF Paris
which were not carried the proceeding
day.
The Bayarians, who still held Bagaeux.
Chevelly and L Hay were taken by surprise
early in the morning by the Garde Mobile
of the Cole Dor.
The Bavarians fought stubbornly, and
the action lasted till o'clock in the after
noon. but were completely routed.
The French are actively throwing up
earthworks and constructing rifle pits in
advance Of Forts Ivey and Charenton.
Spirited encounters occurred Sunday on
the line OF the Rouen road
A Prussian column moving up TO the
right bank OF the Seine, approached LIE
Petit Audely.
The train was occupied by the oath
Rest, whics, on the approach of the enemy
crossed the river. blew up the bridge, and
fell back to Caller.
The PrussiaDs moved up the river to
Conrceles. where they passed the Seine.
They were tnriously attacked by the Fran c
Tireurs, and finally compelled TO retreat in
disorder to Audeyerne
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-19
TO COAL.CONSUMERs.

II has come to the knowledge of the un-
dersigned that certain parties at Petroleum
Centre are Offering Ormsby and Brar hill
coal for sale to their customers. We beg
leave to state that by purchasing cars for
our own use at very great expense, we
have been able to bring a small supply o
Ormsby coal to this market. other than this
no coal Of this grade has been receired onl
Oil Creek for months, and for many ,eeeks
no Briar Hill coal has been received By eng
party mhaterer in this ricinity. The coal
offsredl as such is comparatively useless
article shipped from the Crawford mines.
All parties. other than the undersigned who
pretend to sell either Of the above mention
ed superior grades at present, are hereby
pronounced deliberate swindlers.
CODINGrON & CoRNwELL.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-19

STERNBURG's LUMBER YARD. - Among
the recent improvements in town worthy of
mention is the new Lumber Yard of l.. NJ
Scernburg, on Second street near the o. C.
& A. K. r. track. Every kind of lumber
for building and other purposes can be
found at his yard. The yard is entirely en.
closed with q high board fence, and the
road running past has been graded and 9th
erwise improved making it convenient OF
access for teams. On the inside sheds
have been built to protect the lumber from
the weather. Through the centre of the
yard a wide roadway has been planked
which is very convenient in loading aud un-
loading lumber and in the left hand corner
neat and Handsome business Of
fee has been erected which is occupied by
Mr.. Sternburg and his clerks. Those hav-
ing deal with bim will find his prices rea-
sonable, snd the lumber first class in every
respect. Our citizens should pay him Il
call when in need of lumber.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-19

An Irish lady at Troy, teacher in one Of
the public schooIa, tortured q class of young
girls by suddenly inpuirlng if they could
tell the name of the first woman. One of
the little ones, more forward than the rest
advanced to the front of the class, and re-
piled: swell, we don't know ma'am, what
her name was; but any way, she wasn't
Irish"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-19

A New Orleans telegram of yesterday
says: The steamboat Natcbez left here at
GIL o'clock this morning, running to beat
the Lees time to Natchez. She reached
Baton Rouge in seven bonrs and forty eight
minutes, being thirty seven minutes ahead
of the Lees time; passed beyond Sara in
ten hours.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-19

The Louisville Conrier-J ournal publish -
stbe following as Grants dispatch to Mar
e'zek: 81 am delighted that you have
thrashed the sc0undrel Jim Fisk. He has
lied about me and my dear brotber-in-law
No. l8. He insulted me at Long Branch.
Go for him again. Give him unshirted
thunder. My administration will stand by
yeu. No longer let us have peace.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-19

a lady says engagements are very unsat-
isiactory sort of affairs for if you are not
very polite and attentive the gentleman
thinks you do not care for him. and You
aio afraid to be POLITE for fear the engage
ment might sometimes be broken off, when
you would be sorry to think you had vast
ell so much sweetness Oh some Other We
man husband.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-19

HAD HIS EYE or HIM A bright little
fellow was travelling iu a crowded stage
COACH and had been taken on the lap Of a
ed on pickpockets and their great skill.
Sab. my fine fellow" said the gentleman
who had the little one on his knee show
easy could pick your pocket as it lay
open near his hand. ''No you couldn't
NEITHER" answered the boy, with o sharp
twinkle in his eyes, ''cluss I've been look
ing out or You all the ay."-Exchange. -
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-19

The census gives Charleston, South Caro-
lima, total population of4S,43.. There
ere 1O,oS7 white males, ,SOl white fe-
males, lo,s9S black males and 1865 black
females. Tota! white population, 22,76s;
total black population, 25,6G3.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-19

A Paducah (Ky.) paper makes the libel
lonsly punctualcd. statement that party of
immigrants have arrived "with thirty loose
horses aud women, children and dogs
without number"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-19

Missouri reports two pairs Of twins born in
the last three years to happy couple nam
ed Wo0dbine. Thus is at last found Mr..
Fisk's favorite place "where the Woolbine
twineth."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-19

. Yesterday we had a surprise party at the
hands of Mr.. l.. Voucher, who presented us
with au elegant new ba:, which now graces
Our venerable toplight with 'muchness' of
elegance. We return our heartfelt thanks
TO Mr.. V. May his shadow never grow
less.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-19

Mr.. Miles Brown has commenced the run.
ming OF stage between this place. McCray
Farm, Piumsy. Shaw Farm, and Oil City,
connecting with trains on tho o. G. d. A..
+. r. The stage will run daily and will
no doubt proys great convenience to per-
tons travelling between the above points.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-19

At a Connecticut hotel, lately, visitor
who called for glass of water was request.
ed to take cider instead. as that opIy
Cost Is cents barrel, while water cost
$3.50.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-19

Four hundred men are now employed in
repairing the track of the Middle Division
of tho Philadelphia e. Erie Railroad. The
division extends from Kane to Remove and
Is about hundred mil es in length.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-19

A gentleman OF Norwich, Conn, found
in his yard King Georges penny, dated
1852 lie sold it for one dollar and a
quarter, the judicious investment of which
amount rendered him eligible for tho in
ebriate asylum.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-19

A man named, McGregor was ran over
and killed on the jamestown h Franklin
RAilroad, at Reno, yesterday afternoon.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-19

The ways of retribution are mysterious
but certain and reliable, and at Cory the
other mig bit "valiso bustcr,' while pitbh-
ing Saratoga" into a car, had all his
front teeth koocked out, By the trunk fall
ing back on him. a little more, and the
wind woud have been knocked out Of his
trunk. but be lives 10 warn Others.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-19

What has become of The Oil City Times !?
We bave received but one or tive copies for
the past two weeks.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-19
Gold at ! p. H., ll3.

To morrow evening Miss Fanny Il. Price
supported By full dramatic company, ap-
pears ut Sobels Hall. We have no doubt
Lus tba. this talented young octress will be
weR received by our citizens
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-19

We have recently added to our stock sew
sral late styles OF type, to which We invite
the attention of our patrons.