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Mrs + c. Ransom having resigned
her Office as Superintendent Of the
Home and gone to another field Of labor,
Flma johnson has been appointed in
her place and Ruth Stanton angaged as
Matron.
The following contributions have
been thankfully received b. the officers
of the Institution during the past two
months.
From Jonesboro, two boxes of goods
one Dbl flour, $50; Winchester goods to
the amount of $40. Hunt Bros. grocer
les, Sl3; Pedrick doz. eggs; S Wen
der, clothing, 50, A friend, a bundle of
old clothing, 9 so: H w Maxwell one
load of straw, one pig, 160 lbs. of soap;
S S Richie Is lbs. pork; ForiSner, Scott
Il Elmer, one Dbl. Of mackeral, &c. 5;
Eaten, one bed room was furnished com
plete, the various articles being donated
by different individuals; Washington,
one bedstead, II yds. muslin, bbls. of
vegetables, 4 cords of wood from a
friend; Rue &c Miller, Berehide, Pyle u
Campbell, one quart milk each, every
day during the whole time; some books
from G Dickinson and S G Menden
hall, books, papers, &c. from Nicholson
Bros. cans of fruit from S e Teas and
6 from NJ A Parker; 4 yds. table linen
from Mrs. Hannah Johnson, 80, 90; ]
boz af goods from Fairmount, $3.50
" Walls, Eaton S1,00; S Charles 3 gals
nolasses; K Reynolds SO cts I Harris
On IL lbs. NEST and IS gals. milk; Pit
man meat s &c, 90; Cellar & Bro so loaves
of bread and crackers; E G Potfs ant
f Harold from their drug stores eaci
SO, 90; A S Reed, e5 90.
The Board, also desire TO express
their thanks to John Starr, w Fulghun
and K Lupton for hauling wood and 9th
er articles; to w II Bennett for kindl
furnishing conveyance free to the ofic
ers Of the Institution.
The Board would also express it
latitude TO DR. Hobbs. Mcintyre an
Emmons for their attendance on the sic
II the Hospital. On hehalf Of the BOARD
a w. HARRISON, Sec.
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Fresh Garden, Flower, Fruit, Herb. Tree,
shrub and Evergreen Seeds, with direc-
tiOns for culture, prepaid by mail. The
most complete aud judiciOus assortment in
the country. Agents wanted.
&c Sorts Of either for 81 CO., prepaid by mail Also
Small Fruits, Plants, Bulbs, all the new Potatoes,
&C., prepaid by mail. lbs. Early Rose Potato, pre-
paid, tor $l.OO. Conover's Colossal Asparagus, 50
per 100; $25 per 1000, prepaid New hardy fragrant
everbloomng japan Hone sucke, so cts. each, pre-
paid. True Cape Cod Cranberry, for upland or low
land culture, $l.00 per loO prepaid, with directions.
Priced Catalogue to any address, gratis also trade
list. Seeds on Commission.
B.M. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries and Seed
Warehouse, Plymouth, Mass. Established in l642.
n40-4mo.
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or New York, recently changed their discussions
from woman's suffrage to Hair preparations and
Pimpie Banishers. They declared that where
ture had not endowed them with beauty, it was
their right-yea, their duty-to seek it where they
could So they all voted that Magnolia Balm over
came Saiowness, Rough Skin and Ringmarks, and
gave to the complexion most distingue (Sorosian)
and marbie-iike appearance dangerous to men,
doubt; and that Lyons Katharon made the Hair
grow thick, soft and awful pretty, and moreover
prevented it from turning gray. If the propretors
of these 'tices did not send the sisters invoice
hey are not smart. ChH&M51 4w
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-04-19

A Lodge of the Knights of Pithias
was organized on Tuesday, the 18th inst
by Past Grand Chan, c. P. Carly of In
danapolis, assisted by Messers. Ball,
Whitcomb. Ryan, Copeland, Philips
and Binkley of the same city The
Lodge is named Ceour De Leon, No. 8.
The number of charter member is l8.
The officers are Harry c. Jones, Van
Patriarch; j. Bachman, w. Chan; DR..
Nj. E. Hills, Vice Chan; j. P. Iliff, r. S.;
Len r. Harris, F. S.; John Messick,
Banker; I. H. Paxson, Guide; w. Nc
Adams, j. S. The new order starts off
well and seems bound to win
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J Q Fl N III. 2 O r p +,

A TTORNEY AT LAW and NOTARY
"A Ohsce No. 33, Main-st., II .hmOnd, Ind
Attends the collection Of all claims in any State c.
the Union. Will practice in any OF the Courts OF In
diana and Ohio. Execute Deeds, Mortgages, and
Powers Of Attorney, either inland foreign. By
special arrangement with c. P. ADAC, in Cincinnati,
German Consul0 and KILLER Co., of New York,
am enabled to forward and receive any money packa-
ges other valuabes, as well to attend to the
transit of persons from any part of Europe or from
this country.
@-All business strictly confidential and promptly
attended to. il p.
July 7th, 1869. left
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The Fourth Indiana District.

The Fourth Indiana Congressional
Convention met at Connersville, yester-
day, and nominated Judge WILSON for
Congress by reclamation. The dele
gates were chooses under the popular
vote system, and were almost equally
divided between JULIAN and WILSON,
the latter having q small majority. This
result having been made known to Mr..
JULIAN, he sent letter to the conven-
ton, Withdrawing in favor Of Judge
WILSON The utmost harmony prevailed
and thus the election of the nominee is
assured by a decided majority. The
contest for the nomination was some
what bitter, bet Mr.. JULIAN's course,
which is cred:table to him, insures har-
mony where discussions were appre
hendcd. The fact that JULIAN's friends
elected nearly half the delegates show
that close adherence to principles and
personal integrity are qualities appreci-
ated by the people. Those who opposed
Mr. JULIAN's denomination gave him iull
credit for the faithful manner in which
he discharged his duties; but there were
unfortunately, dissensioDs in the party
that rendered important for nomination
of new man. These having already
been pointed out in the GAZETTE, need
not be again referred to.
Judge WILSON is, propably, the best
man that could, under the circumstances
have been selected to reunite and n
soliiate the Republican voters. lie is
personally very popular, he Is able; be
is honest, and he is out and out Repub>
lican in principle. 1t has been urged
that to nominate Judge WILSON would
lower the Republican standard THIS
is a mistake. The abolition OF slavery
and the enfran chiseme@t OF the colored
people have taken out Of the republican
party all that cons tituted the dividing
line between Conservative and Radical a;
This great work was accomplished by
the Republican party as a whole
Those who led deserve most credit, bn
those who followed are also worthy Of
praise. Mr.. LINCOLN, who issued thu
Emancipation Proclamation, was not il
| the front rank Of the party leaders; bn
when the time for action came he die
| not hesitate to strike the chains from
/ four millions of slaves Gen. GRAN
was also classed as conservative. bu
when the time came TO place the ballo
IN the hands of the colorei man he di'
it promptly and in a manner to sho'
that he approved of the act and too
pleasure in officially proclaiming it. T
the front rank Of radicalsm the Who'll
party advanced, and so far as regard
slavery and equal rights, there are n
/ dividing lines in the Republican organ
ization In these front ranks Jude
WILSON stands erect and proudly bea,
aloft the banner of Fl eedom and equ
rights.
And now it remains for the Rupub
licans of the district to give Judge WI
SON united and cordial support, whit
; will insure his election by fifteen hu
dred maj ority.-ICin. Gazette, April |
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Both branches the Legislature of Iowa have
passed . resolution for a woman's suffrage
amendment to the State Constitution. 1t must
be agreed to by the next Legislature and rati-
fed by the people in 1872 before it can be Of
effect.
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GALL AND sErTLE.-

THE undersigned, having made arrangements 70
retire from the practice of Dentistry requests all in
dcbted to call and settle Immediately. Those owing
me cannot fail seeing the necessity and good
for my urging payment. The Books and accounts
are lett in tho hands of DIR. HILLS, who is author-
zed to receive and receipt for all moneys paid him
for
NgDr. NJ. E. HILLS, will conduct the business
at the old stand, (the Strattan Corner and espe-
cially recommend my friends and the public to him
No. Dentist, and trust they will patronize him
as libeI ally as they have me. T. ROSE.
Richmond, March 8, 1870. SOB
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The following are the officers elect of
No. 8 Fire Company, for the ensuing
year.
President-Ezra Smith
Vice President, Jno. d. Virgins.
Secretary, Henry Peterson.
Treasurer, Thomas McGirr.
LIST Director of Engine, c. S. Taylor.
Cd Director, Henry II ering.
lst Director of Hose. Henry femme.
ID Director, John Menke.
Messenger, Stacy II. Wilkins.
Trustees of Hall, j. II. Moorman,
Thomas McGirr.
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Containing all the chemical elements. A nutritious
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Prescribed by Prof VIM. A. Ha mmond, NJ. D., lat
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and many other eminent physicians
For Sale by all the Druggists in the United States
and Canada.
For Circulars, References, &C., apply to Robert H.
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1l6 Fulton Street. New York.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-04-19

The total value Of imports of dry goods for
March at the ports of New York was $l2, 1913,
1O6-being 1927 .953, less than those Of March,
1869, and $362l .452 in excess Of those for
March, 1868.
Michigan woman has covered by law
all the money her husband had spent in liq-
uor saloon for six years. The prohibitory law
of that State does not regard liquor as property.
and the woman recovered the money On the
ground that it had been paid to the liquor VEN
der withnot consideration.
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Dealers in all kinds of Machinery, including
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AT regular meeting Of New Garden
Lodge, No. 1871, held March 80, 1870,
the following officers were elected for
the current term:
Abram Brown, n. G.
Levi G. Huff, w. G..
Milton Harris, r. 5,
Samuel Dwiggins P. S. \
Robert Dwigeins, Treasurer
The following are the Off cers elect Of
Hartman Lodge, for the current FERN:
Fl. III. Meerhof, N. G.,
A. Bescher, v. G.
NJ Ekerli, Sec'y
H. G. Knopf. p. S.
John Schuman, T.
Trustees--L. Knopf, Uhrig b. Egli.
Represen:atives--John H. Popp, G..
f. Kramer.
Alternatives--B. Bescher, c. Leive
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Copies Of All Claims,

In any Patent issued by the Patent flee since 1885,
will be furnished the receipt of the applicant
irving the full of the Patenee. nature of the
Invention date of the Patent.&c.
Washington City, July 4, 1868 22tf
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Home for the Friend!ess.

CuAs. f. NEWMAN. Secy.
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HEIMSTREET'S
Celebrated Hair Restorative!
INIMITABLE HAIR COLORING,

The premature decay and turning ofthe hair having
rapidly increased with the present generations it has
become matter of great speculation the cause
and theories abundant in regard to it.
The instantaneous dyes composed of lunar caustc;
give anything but natural appearance to the hair
dyeng it as cloth is dyed, furnishes but poor
terfeit of nature.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-27

The lewiy organized fire Company have
taken hold Of tho matter With will. This
noon tsey had the hose out for the purpose
eof testing It, connections being made with
the hydrant in front Of the Central Petrol
wrn Cos office. This is as it should be and
now the citizens SHOULD unite in sustaining
tnem, II not bJ joining the company at least
j. hy Siviag them aid in money and supp ort
10 other waJs. Tonight there will be o
IRE msetiss Of Sobel's Hall, for general
DISCUSSION Of the matter, at which general
attendance Of property owners and citizens
IL requested. Turn out! one and all!
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Petroleum I,cms from all Sources.

The Clarion Republican, Of the 2lst, says: {:
We are informed that twenty-five barrel
well was struck on Monday, about one aud
a half miles above the mouth Of the Clario, i,
1t has not yet been tubed, aud the oil is
flowing through the casing.
From the Marietta, Ohio Resi7ler, we
learn that tho oil business on Federal Creek
is looking up An cid well on the Joy
farm, 90 feet deep, abandoned four yeas
ago, some time since had u pump put in,
yielded iiyo bsrrelsa day for a while, and
has averaged three barrels of.ligbt oil day
FOR so1.e weeks. 1t wss not considered
good for any ythius when abandoned.
In the case OF Mrs. Mary Doyle, who died
at Dayton on Sunday. the Coroner's jury
returned verdict to the efftc that she
came to her death fro,n an explosion of
coal oil OF, f,grayity twenty degrees below the
standard fixed BY law. The guilty parties
are TO be prosecuted. ...
Mr. Lyman, an American expert, has
been engaged by the American government
TO examine the petroleum district in tie
Pupjaub Mark Twain is the only British
we know Of who has ''slruck lie" In pun
job.
The Titusville- Herald says: The lands Of
the Norway Oil Company, comprising 800
acres in President andPinegrove townships
Venango county. 4pvs Ssen purchased by a
company OF Wiy gate e'indiv.duals, who pro-
pose !dcommence operations about sbe Let
Of June. The purchasers are Messrs y, 2.
johnson Of TitusyllIe, DR.. Halderman of
Cleveland, Mr.. Hancock of franklin and
three other gentlemen whose names we have
not learned. The tract has never been test.
ed as oil territory, bnt from recent develop.
nents in the same section ii is believed to
be son the belt. I" The rev company vii!
Organize about the lst Of june and begin
operations. te;. -,I
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Considerable amusement wns created on
rvo XVIII amendments. for Sil,90 side -
The coored brothers made good time. run
ming so fast that the '"tar on their heels"
could not be distinguished The fifteenth
amendment is practically in force at Petro.
leum Centre.
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a new thirty barrel. well was struck near
Pithole about week ago. 1t is on Hiner
Run, on what is known as the MILAN tract.
Several other wells in that vicinity will
soon be completed, and there is quite q
business are reported as being lively
Good fer Pitho'e.
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PRIMARY MEETING.

Tho Republican voters Of this voting PIE
cine. will meet on tomorrow, Saturday %,
in The room formerly occupied By Squire
Donaghy, in the McClintock House. The
polla will be cnened at 10 o'cleck-A. NJ and
close 1t o'clock p. Il.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-27

The new we'll promises to become a pro.
ductive one if the gas can be controlled
A number OF new wells are being commenc-
ed aud the interest becomes daily more IN
tense. There are other Interesting matters
would like to note. but this letter is alrea-
dy too long.
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From the number Of young men seen loaf
ing on the street corners now q days one
would naturally suppose the old adage-";hc
best medicine in the world is sunshine, TO
be true. The probability is that they are
troubled with constitutional tiredness,' q
complaint that rages feariuly at present.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-27

The base ball match between the Seneca
B. &. C. Of Oil City, and the Forest City
Cluh Of Cleveland. resulted in the Seneca 3
getting badly defeated. Tho score stood
almost five to. one in favor of the Forest
City.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-27

Book BEER. - John Theobolt, ut tn 0
Opera House Saloon, received direct from
Ti!nsvilie, this morning, several kegs Of
Hoenig's celebrated book beer, being the
first that has been brewed this seastn.--
AS the season Will be short, lovers Of this
refreshing beverage should pay John a visit
aud tcst is merits.
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We have heretofore had occasion to SPEAK
OF The outrageous conduct Of certain young
men from'T,tusville, who appear to think
that no law or order whatever exists in tho
place, and therefore take occasion whenever
they como here to outrage even the rules ei
common docency. Night beiera lass they
ssain paid the place visit, aud until COM
piled by the police to desist, succeeded in
''rais.ns The deyif' in On admirable mar
ner for a shorttin These 'infauts" have
very respectable conaec.ions in Titus TiIe,
1ho arc prohubly unaware of their evil
deeds, bu. will end them out to their sor-
row soop. Their, names are known and viii
be published ,unless they learn hew to be-
have themselves. let them beware. -a
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FIRE At PieSEEE-MAN BADLY BURN
Ep.-Atout IL O'Clock To-day one OF the
stills in the refinery owned by William Low
sie, at Pioneer, exploded with fearful force
damaging the works TO considerable ex-
tent, and terribly burning Mr. Matthew
Nara, tie engineer in charge. He was 80
badly burned that the llesh dropped off his
arms frcm bis elbows down. exposing the
bones 10 view. He is not expected 10 live.
Two car loads of refined oil were also de-
sttoyed. The refinery was only partially
destroyed, and will be in running order
again In few days. We have not learned
the amount Of the loss.
LATER.-We learn from DR.. Christie that
Ir. Nara is not so seriously burned as at
trst thought. and that he will recover.
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The Chase House al Pleasanlvile barely
escaped being destroyed by fire recently. -
Occas,oned by n servant girl dropping q
lamp on the floor.
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LATEST FENIAN NEWS.
New YORK, May &c.

| H NEW YORK, May 26.
Washington advices state that several dis,
patches have been received at the State
Department from U. S. Marshals along the
Canadian Border giving Information OF the
gathering of bodies of men more or less
numerous along the United States line
but the telegrams give no detail of inten-
tions or of their probable place Of rendez-
vous. Prompt measures have been taken
for the suppression OF these riotous proceed
ings.
ST. ALBASs, May 2G-ll q. m.
General Spear, of Fenian notoriety, has
Just arrived in town and taken quarters at
the Welden House General Neil is in
the common Jail at Burlington.
..r-- ST. ALBANs, May &c.
A reliable gentleman just from Franklin
brings information that there is not now
Fenian in ,hs. village, aud that guns,
MALTA of war are scattered about in great
abundance. The rank and file complain
bitterly Of their officers. and say they do not
understand their busigess. 1t is eviden;
tho point chosen for crossiag the line was a
most uniavorable one. An aid of Gen.
| O'Neii's says thousand men could not
have driven the Canadians from their po-
silOn. which is naturally very strong, and
the Fenians for the most part behaved bad
| ly, and became badly denoralized at the
ifst volley of Canadian muskeiry, Th rec
Feuians are this morning reported killed
aud tea or (fteen. wounded, Gen. Donnel.
ly. in attempting to.escape from Richards
house was wounded in the leg. bnt not ser
ousiy. Gen. O'Neii - now in jail At Bur.
lington. Ge1. Spear is here at the Weldon
Honsc. .~.,
Rowe, one Of the Faniaus killed. was
buried by the Canadians; alter the burial
large stones were placed at the bead and
loot Of tie grave and pile Of stones on
top.
1t is reported that General Donnelly ia
badly wounded, and fears are entertained
| that he cannot live.
TORONTO. May 26.
| From the best Information received the
Eenian raid, Us far as Pigeon Ill., is con-
cerned. is looked upon as q miserable fail.
ure. The Fenians are now re.reatine, leav.
ing their arms, baggage and wounded
| behind them. No loss of life on the Can
adan side. Huntington is now the prin-
cipal point of interest, where every heces-
ssry prepera tions has been made. .
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the Mcbride inrRl, near Pilho!", which re-
joces in the name Of "Tip Ton"
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FALSE.

The announcement in this mornings ii.
tusTi!c Herald, that have Withdrawn from
ths Congressional Contest is false.
l-..t,d WV. J. GALBRAIrH. +
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y California thdian, whose wife had
bottle Of WHISKY to coun.eract the effects
OF the poison. But tbe Indian having Grst
tested tho whisky ended by getting drunk
on il, leaving HE vile to die, which she
uncom plGininliy did.
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WONDERS OF pETls0LEUM.

BURNING 1.Nn GAS WELLs.oP SANDY,
STEAM SrrERsEDEp-EXafSE Run rY
GAS PREssrRE-NEw Or FIELDS, &c ,
&c.
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E!lewaers We publish an interesting &C.
count Of tha, burning well in Pine Grovs
,awnsplp, this county, which wo copy from
the OIL City correspondence q. HE Pitts
burgh Commercial. 1t also containa an in
leresting account OF oil matters in that vi
ciuiiy. and predicts an oil excitement. beioi @
long on Sandy Creek. :"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-27

We learn that several new wells are non
TO be ru; down on the fats OF the Hyde &
Egbert farm. ...-
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4 San francisco Judge tempered just G.,
with mercy by lining starved girl 20 cents
for stealing u can CT milk. and then rnisin (
$50 lur her on the spot from sympathizlns
spectators.
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NEW ADV ERTISEMENTS
Something New +!
@ AND NOVEL,.

Reporting 0p Cracking Cignrs.
Call at the CIGAR STORE next to Critics Eros,
Drug ore Washington Street, Petroleum Centre,
Pa. aad try one. Never before introdu"d Ia this
place. may:5-St.
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Elsewhere viii bs l9und tic la,rs! ZEN
isa news
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Local Notices.
BOOK BEEs

On draug.. at the Opera House Saloon.
just received from iloenig's Brewery. II
.usvile. several kegs OF the celebrated Book
Beer. If yon have never tried it drop into
John Theobolts. try o glass and he conviDc
ed. Remember the season is short
ST-3t Jouy TItrovnI.V Pron'r