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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-21

Friends aud patrons ono andan.
Yous attcntion TO my biz" would call;
Times are dull IN money tight,
Bat in these times I'm looking for light;
To those who are building rigs without rumber,
would ;uiorm---this is the place to bay LuInher; .
Nv ymotto i. this: "Q,ic,> Sales and Small rroGt,"
For business is healthy and think much Of IL
In qosli,y my Iumbor is sccoud 10 mono,
And as for Shingles, keep 10. /;
som, may not 70 ], at tit in the li-ht do,
Aud fox ,'o.c I have quality Mo-;
And Ia those who arc pe'ticuar--ns some may be,
st,ll have another qua ily called No
have good seasoned Lumber. presssa mp nice,
Which Will s,ll at q low cash prioe;
such as pl,rrius. Ceiling ard siding. oo,h Rorsh
and Dressed.
lath, Battyus and Surface! Lumber, 81 OF the
bgs.;
I also have ''is Lumber Of all kinds,
- prices to compare witt. ell and hard ,imes;
an kinds Of Ts,obir key Constantly on hand,
aud boz of Cieais OF very good brand;
.iy facilities ror,d nr arc surcly Wilton; number
AWAY keep good teams to deliver good Lumber
30 if you want Iulnbc,, Rough, Dressed, son or
Hard,
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skE NtnT.

The pnhlic il autioned scainSi e!nDIor ing sny
III the re.ularl authorized Agents # the Ionlsi-
~. since slc Roberts Patent cover the use Of the
Torpedo and all explosive materials for oil wells
uid the of such eriais by other parties is II
oret Infringement of their rights. Any parties in.
fcingine any OF the ROBERTS PATENTS will be
dealt with according to law and a. ecting wliuliy
snd knowingly il defiance Of law and the decisions.
OF the Courrs
The Company haze ro organized their bus ness
with view 10 accommodate oil Men in every part
at the Oil Region They have employed the most
efficient Agents and assistants thu br procured
tpr the business Each Torpedo Is labelled with
,iaic AZ patelits together win the price of The 1or
pedo, and signed ly an oilcsr of the Company, so
every Operator wishing u Torpedo may Know lis
price and whether it came from oar oilic..
Operators will confer i favor by reporting to thi.
Office aay negligence of Agents.
The following named persons have been appoint
e1 AsrMt- aud Assistant Agents for the Oil I.o,iour
OF tenasylTl and Mcst Virginia.
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HIST OF AGENTS.

TlTUSVTLLE, CIlrRCu RUN AND VICINI
TY-SIEplIEN "O0F. Office, Haniion's Ciaar-
store address Titusyiiie, Pa Assistant John Van
Scrivc-.
TiPCsViLLE, CHURCI RUN AND yICINI.
TY--H. II THOMAS OEioe and address, Man.
zion House, IitusNille Pa.
SHAMbURG AND vlCINITY-GEORGE IR-
vIN Office, shaInhurg; residence Titusyilie, Pa.
AS ,siant. a 4. West.
ENrGRPRIsE PLEASANT VILE, BEAN
FARM AND PlfhGiS w. GEO. VAN
NLIEr. Office and address, Cnase House, Pleas
antyille. Assistant IL. G. Huntington.
TIDIOUT AND WEST HlCKORY-CHAS.
CLARK. Office and address, Exp e.s Office, Tidi.
QUITE. Pa Assistant, T.. Beartlsley.
PETROLEUM CENT3E AND VICINITY
LEVI MASON Olice and address Petroleum Cen
tire, Pa. Assistant, Charles Blackford
TARR AND BLOOD FARMS and District lying
on Oil Creek and Cherry RIM, from Story Farm td
McClin.ocSvlle--JA> A>tESSAUNDGRS. Address
Iarr Farm, Pa. Assistants. Luther B. Saunders
Charles u. Cochran and william Hoyt e.
MoCLINTOcki LIE, Oh. CITY AND RnNC
"A. S. WEST. Address, Oi! City or Reno, Pa
Assistars, q. Mead
FRANKLIN, ALONG TIE ALLEGHENY RIv
Err wiLBER Once mud address, Franklin, p,
SCRUBG ASS, FSlSTEk FARM d PA6KBR's
JANDINi-RICHARD w. REDFIELD. O6ic
and addr as Scruberass, 10 Assistant, Il. w. Por
terAeld, address hmlenton Pa
WEST VIVGINIA-C. d. ANGEL. and It. +
COOK A6dress, Parkersturg, West Virginia.
E.85crt5 Petroleum Torpedo Co.
msy3-dk.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-24
MEDICAL.


4 REGULAR GRADUATE OF MEDICINE AS
N Diploma at Office will show, has been longer
engaged in the treatment of Venereal Sexual and
Private diseases than any other physician in st.
Louis.
Syphilis, GonOrrhea, elect, Structures, Orchitis
Hernia and Ruptures: all rinary Diseases and
SyPhilitic or Mercurial affections OF the Throat,
Skin or Bones are treated Wit rrparalleed success
SpermatOrrhea, Sexual D.:,,li- = and Impotency
as the result Of selfabuse in Y sexual excuses
in maturer years, or other "a -ld which pro-
duce some Of the following. ,..e =, as nocturnal
emissions, botches, debility, ,.'sEiness Of sight,
confusion Of ideas, evil forbo;.I,. aversion to the
society of females, loss of mefno:y III sexual power
andTenderins marriage improper, are permanently
cured.
The Doctors opportunities in hospital and private
practice are unsurpassed in St. Louis any other
eity Back files Of 81. Louis papers prove that he
has been located there longer by years than any
other no advertising. The establishment, library,
laboratory and appointments are unequaed in the
West, unsurpassed anywhere. Age, with experi-
ence, can - relied upOn and the Doctor refer
to many physicians throughout the country. In
q competitor.
The Writings Of Physician whose reputation il
Union vide should he worth reading.
DIR. Whittier publishes Medical Pamphlet relat-
ing to venereal diseases and the disastrous and
varied consequences Of self abuse that will he sent
to any address in sealed envelope for two stamps.
II contains full symptom lists that will enable
those afflicted to determine the nature Of their
plants and give written statement Of their cases
that Will answer almost well for the purpose Of
treatment a. personal interview, but where il lie
convenient the Doctor should be consulted person.
ally.
II Is self evident that physician who confines
himself exclusively To the study Of certain class Of
diseases and treats thousands Of cases every day,
must acquire greater skill in that speciality than
in general practice. Many physicians recognizing
this fact introduce patients 10 the doctor after read
ing his pamphlet. Communications confidential
friendly talk will cost you nothing. Office CEN
tral, yet retired-No. Gil 81. Charles street, 81.
Louis, No. Hours "A. ". TO p. NJ. Sunday.
excepteti.
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$3.50 -IIl %
FOREIGN.
THE LANTERN QUESTION.

REPLY OF THE RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT n
EARL GRANyfL.LE's LETTER. a,i.g
ST. PErERsBuRG, Nov. ls.-The World,
special says: The reply of the Russian
Government 70 Earl Granville's Letter IA
promptly forwarded TO London. Rusnia
adopts highly coaciiatory tone, but re
mains entirely firm in the position already
adopted, and reftltes, at length, the state
ment that the movements of the Pricipalities
in the elimination of the treaty OF
Paris is used to her advantage. She
appeals to all friendly powers. to
note the fact that a Congress is impractical
bic of the principal European powsrA and
that Russia expressly disclaims any hos
tile intentions or desire to disregard any
provisions of the treaty Of Paris, other than
those which are generally admitted to be I'M
just and oppressive against her. She would
deeply regret interruption Of the friendly re-
lations which she has endeavored to cult
yaie with Great Britain, but she repeats her
intention TO act upon the previous noti6ca-
in regard to the Black Sea. sd. b; ,... .s..i.
The generals feeling Of the people of St
Petersburg is favorable to THE position Of the
Government. ~ ...-.-u,- y
Gortschakof had long interview yester-
day with the Italian Minister and special
Envoy from Florence.
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CHINA AND JAPAN.
LETTER FROM wM. H. sEwARD-HIs RE-
CEPTION.

LETTER FROM wM. H. sEwARD-HIs RE-
CEPTION.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. lS-A letter from
VIM II. Seward, dated Inland Sea, Oct. IL,
says: "Well, and pleasant trip. The
Danish Envoy has succeeded in negotiating
with the Government of Japan for the com
pletion of Geographic communication be-
tween Japan and Europe. A diplomatic
rupture occurred between the French Minis
ter and the japanese Government, growing
out of the japanese neutrality proclamation.
The French fleet has left YokOhama-des-
tination unknown"
SHANGHAI, Oct. 12-Mr. Stewards arrival
here was celebrated by a dinner, at which,
Admiral Rogers and other leading Ameri-
cans were present.
The Neus Letter contains a severe editorial
ON Minister Low, accusing him of gross neg
lect and wanton disregard Of duty in the
matter of the Tsein- Tsein massacre.
San FRANCISCO, Nov. 17.-Wm. II. Sew.
ards visit to japan wast the event of the month
He was the guest Of De Long, at Yokohama,
and Shepherd at Yeddo. The first interview
given to private individual by the Mikado
was given Seward. The only persons pres
ent were DE Long and Shepherd, Acting
Secretary of the Legation. ..a .....
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SPAIN.
THE NEW KING.


MADRID, Nov. 1S-A committee consist
ing of fifteen members of the Constituent
Cortes, has been appointed to proceed to
Florence TO present the Spanish crown to
the Duke of Aosta. The elevation of Aosta
is highly popular throughout the provinces
No disorder followed his proclamation,
though the Government had reasons to be-
lievethat as his candidature was unpopular in
certain quarters, there might be demonstra-
tons Of disapproval. The services of the
troops has not been necessary anywhere.
In all large cities cannon were fired in honor
of the event.
FLORENCE, Nov. 1S-The Duke of Aosta
arrived yesterday, from Naples, and was
met with enthusiastic acclamatiOns Of the
people. The President of the Council, the
Spanish Minister and other notables, subse-
quently called upon and congratulated him.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-24

a Sayase Eneesnaer N . 1ailree1
Traln-The Conductor oes1oos1y
" CxcIxxAn, Nov. 1S.-Th1 afternoon
two colored men somewhat intoxicated, got
on the down passenger train At Greensbufg,
Indiana. When the conductor was coming
round demanding tickets, one Of the men
manifested disposition 70 play with the
conductor and 70 delay matters BY handing
him pieces Of paper. The patience Of the
conductor gave out and he stopped the trim
and pat both men of by force, though it ap-
pears that the second party had not paEtid-
pated in the delay, and AFTER the bell had
Iung agreed, according to the statement Of .
passenger, to pay his fare. This % enraged
the second man that he drew 4 revolver and
discharged it twice At the conductor, the
ball mixing effect in his hip. They were
finally induced to come on the train, but
manifesting disposition for further fight
the brakeman undertook to knock one Of the
men down with stone. This failed and the
latter again discharged his pistol; this time
1t the brakeman, though without effect.
The two men were finally arrested and sent
back to Greensburg. The conductor was
seriously though not dangerously wounded.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-24

treaty VA that private claims vEs ineluded
in TIE protocol. The Alabama Caims an
held by u to BE- Of higher importance and
of more grave dignity thsn private claina
because they involve important quas6oss d
International law, which cannot b settled by
an ordinary convention o. mixed elaim-
commission, such . i required for the ID
iuotmeut Of the latter.
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American Dispatches.

PARIS TO ZEE BONBARDED WHEN NEAT
..- FAILS.
LONDON, Nov. ia special despatch to
the Tribune, from Berlin on the 18th, says:
A communication from Jules Favre to Gam
beta has fallen into Prnssian hands,
which states that fresh meat in Paris will
last until to-day, then there is salt meat
enough for a fortnight.
The Prlssian authorities make no secret
of the fact that the batteries will be COM
pleted BY the lst of December. Their mu-
nitions have arrived and everything is ready
for bombardment, if necessary, about the
time meat fails.
PARIS EXPECTED TO FALL WITHIN TWO
WEEKS.
LONDON, Nov. 1S.-A HeralPs telegram,
dated Berlin, November II, 10 p. NJ, says:
If the important preparations the Germans
are making are successful, Paris is expected
10 fall within two weeks.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-24
GREAT BRITAIN.
DIAMONDS.

LONDON, Nov. l9.-Wheeier, the cele-
brated diamond hunter OF the Cape of Good
Hope, has arrived. He brings some stones
valued at $50, 600, and weighing lightweight
carrots.
RUssEL's PAMPHLET,
just issued, has been suppressed at the sug-
gestion of his friends.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-24

We Learn alrougA Bcyd's Patent Agency
ut St. Louis, that A. Hill, Of Leavenworth,
has been granted patent for railroad rail-
joint, and id g. J. Ingalls,, of Atchison, q
patent for we'll angur.
The safe recently placed in the City Treas
urers Office has bad history. 1t was origi-
nally owned by Edwards & Thomas, the Paola
bankers, who had slso, 900 on deposit on a
$500 capital, and were a short time ago sent
to the State prison for two years for obtain
ing money under false pretences. The safe
was sold at assignee's nle, the City Of Leav-
enworth being the purchaser. 1t was placed
in the Treasurer's Office, and the first deposit
made in it was the money taken off the sup
posed murderer, Reddick, by Deputy Sheriff
Palmer.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-24
THE WAR.


REFUSE OF THE FRENCH. '-
VERSAILLES, Nov. 1S.-The King, to-day,
telegraphed to Queen Augusta at Berlin, thai
the Grand Duke of Mecklinburg, yesterday,
repulsed the enemy along the whole line neal
Dreux. Gen. Trskow, at the same time,
captured Dreu1. Many prisoners were taken
and the enemy pursued in the direction Of
Lemaus. ..Hai.u ~ --s
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-24

THE following cheering intelligence in re-
gard to one of our most important railroad
lines is copied from the Chicago Journal:
The bridge of the Chicago & Southwestern,
across the Des Moines river, twelve or four
teen miles southwest of Fairfield, is COM
plefed, and the track is laid to within mile
Of the bridge. The road will be completed
to Centerville, Appanoose county by the mid
die of January, at which time the people OF
that place will have 100000 to pay the
company. --.
We received call Yesterday from Deputy
Sheriff 7. n. Wiley, of Abilene, who
brought down four prisoners for the Peniten-
tiary. The following are their names and
terms Of sentence: David Henderson, assault
with intent to kill, three years; Andrew
Jackson, same charge, five years; Monte
Jack, same charge, two years; Warren How
ell, murder in the second degree, fifteen years.
This swells the number OF State convicis
TO 203. They have a few more hard cases up
there who will come to trial at the next term
of court, and who will probably have striped
clothes on soon aiterward. Mr.. Wiley in
forms us that the murderers of Marshal
Smith have procured change Of venue to
Riley county. and are now in Jail at Manhat-
tan.
ReOrga0ADaSOu 81 Reve0ue Districts.
In accordance with instructions from the
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue of date
November ii, 1870, the following reorgan-
ization of assessment divisions in the Dis
trio of Kansas will be in force on and after
November 2lst, 1870, to-wit:
Division No. L. To comprise the counties
of Wyandotte, Leaveuworth and that part
of Jefferson county north of the parallel
between towns nine and ten. {. II.
Robinson, Assistant Assessor, Leayenworth
city. r..
Division No. .. The counties of Atchi-
son, Doniphan, Brown, Nemaha, Mar
shall, Washington and Republic. John
X. Fisher, Assistant Assessor, Atchison,
Kansas. Sol. - ... ...
Division No. 3. The counties of John
son, Miami, Anderson, Franklin, Douglas,
and that part of Jefferson county south of
parallel between towns nine and ten. +.
Gleason, Assistant Assessor, Lawrence,
Kansas. -.-.--,ag ......... ......
Division No. 4. The counties Of Linn,
Bourbon, Crawford, Cherokee, Labette, Neo-
sho, and Allen. S. 4. Manlove, Assistant
AsseSsor, Fort Scott.
Division No. 8. The counties of Coffey,
Woodson, Wilson, Montgomery, Howard,
Greenwood, Butler, Cowley, Sumner, Sedg-
wick, and all counties west. Harrison KEEL
ley. Assistant; Assessor, Ouumwa, Kansas.
Division No. G. The counties of Shaw
nee, Jackson, Pottowatomie, Wabaunsee,
Osage, Lyon and Chase. Thos. NJ. James,
Assistant Assessor, Topeka, Kansas.
Division No. z. The counties of Riley,
Clay, Davis, Morris, Dickinson, Marion,
Saline, Mcpherson, Ottawa, Cloud, Mitchell,
Lincoln, Ellsworth, and all the country west
Of the counties named. j. ii. Fitzpatrick,
Assistant Assessor, Junction City.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-24

After sixteen years experience We are
prepared to furnish . better Machine
for the Purpose Of family sewing than
any other.
The qualities which recommend this
machine are:
LIST. Durability. 1t win last longer
than any other machine.
I'd. Economy Of thread.
ID. simplicity and thOroughness Of
construction.
4th. 1t has 10 shuttle and makes the
Lock Stitch.
9Th. Beauty and excellence Of stitch,
alike on both sides Of the fabric sewed.
9Th. Strength, Armness and durabil.
ity Of seam that will net navel.
9Th. Its wide range Of application to
purposes and material.
8. Ccnpactness and elegance Of model
9th. Speed and ease Of operations and
management, and quietness Of move
ment. ..-,
10th. II has fifteen pieces less than
any shuttle machine, table included.
18th. 1t has fewer pieces exposed to
wear than any other Lock Stitch Ma
chine.
18th. II Is the most simple In con.
structiOn, and easiest adapted to differ.
ent kinds Of werk; il can be changed
from coarse to fine, or from fine work
to coarse, where . change OF needle,
thread. length Of stitch and tension are
required, In less time than any other
machine.
1t Is dessrvedly the
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-24
MANHOOD! W0MANn00D

EXPLAINING WHO NAY, AND WHO
Il ought not to marry. Excessive sexual excite
ment-ITS CAUSES, with neeifnl advice. All
that is worth knowing about PREVENTION Also
why ~ many Of both sexes have PIMPLES on the
face, &c. and giving sufficient reasons why one
half Of the females, in this land Of ours are PRE-
MATURELY INFIRM. II my suggestions were
followed by all, death by CONSUMPTION would
decrease One-half in a single generation. - No
father Of family can afford TO be without the in
formation. - No young man but ought TO read
''Manhood' 30 No. young lady but ought to
and sent prepaid, by mail. SECURE FROM OBJ
SERyAT1ON, at Is cents each, or both together
fnvO
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-24

II the patient BE- . female, the approach Of the
nsnses Il looked for with anxiety, asthe 6rst symp-
tom In which NanJe Il to show her saving power In
diausng the circulation and visiting the cheek with
ths blson Of health. Alas! iaefease Of appetite
has grown By What Il fed on; the eaersies Of the
system are prostr.tsd, nd Tie whole economy is
deransed. The beautiful and wonderful period in
which body and mind undergo - fascinating q
change from child to woman, looked for in vain
The parents heart bleeds IN snxiety, and hncies
the grave but waiting for It's victim.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-24

s. s. CONVENTION The Kansas STATE
Sunday School Convention will meet n
Ottawa, on Tuesday the Goth day of Novem-
Der, 1870, and continue in session three days
In order to organize the work throughout
the State, each county should be represented.
Will not the Sunday School men in each
county see to this? Delegates are invited
from every Sunday School. Let us have a
full representation of the Sunday School men
of this State, both lay and clerical. Enter.
tainment will be furnished all delegates.
Those who purpose to attend, will please
notify Charles Topping, Ottawa, Kansas.
Arrangements will be made for half-fare
ssickets on all railroads as far - possible.
State papers please copy.
? JAMES LEWIS,
Chairman State EX. Committee.