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4 TASTE FOB MUSIC.

Tic Ieupse ot Chicago have heard much,
recently, uf Beethoven and his gym
rhoLieS. There was q for,y-eight hours
cumueuoration Of his virtues and his
power, On tie occasion Of the hundredth
anniversary OF his birth. Poetry, oratory,
and mu>ic united in offering tributes to
his meuIury. All this Was Sery proper, and
sety pleasing 10 that portion Of the public
which considers itself cultivated" as dis
ti2gu'stsd d from theother part which takes
no more particular interest in Beethoven
tLal they do III Pan, and who would tath-
er lear P4n play upon his reeds than sit
through sny ons of the groat masters
E.u1bonits.
Al Aus moment we have Nilsson and her
troupe i'll this city OF Nilsson, 1t is, per-
At1s7 not too much to cay that she is to
eo.E u bat Beethoven was to composition.
She is assisted by Brg gnoli, who, perhaps,
LAS uu elurl as tenor in this country,
The OCCASION Of the joint appearance Of
t::se tao, ss might be expected, produced
an extraordinary interest among all classes
having taste for music. Seata, and oven
Standing room, sold for fabulous prices,
With Tbs Thermometer in The ncighbo.hood
81 zero. From every part of the building
a densely packed army of men and
~oren looked adniringly upon her. The
concert aai the orchestral pze1udes and
in'e1lude> were all that could be desired.
Ihe heleci.onA were such us the most cult.
vaied taste and discrimination would have
, 1870-12-22

North Cornwall. Conn.,, enjoys tho oo.oriety Of
having bride who has not Jet attained her rnr-
teenth 5eaf. -. i
The last patent for tns1te boat soles luhe Is \
generous supply Of &ooss feathers between aaa-
mel top and waterproof bottom cole.
The venargo (Pa, papers call for the sup
psehston OF IN Establishment IN Frankln where
5oung girls are n training for the "fenalt MN
etIel " busiEeaA.
In Boston, two policemen have BEEN taed st5
each and costs for punching Milk street ner-
caenlb head, and threatening to twist hls h4uds
o6 With "the t~isteEs,r because he had yawred
IN the Strett In what they conceived to be an IT,
sulung manner.
"a Se~ Orleans man. from aity.swo pouada Of
sweet pot&toes, With rude machinery for extract
fcg The juace, b. the addition Of some iuRredirpt
known ouly to hlnself, has lately made two aud
toree. e.qukt1ers gallons OF beautiful golden syru
He tnlnka he can MAKE IT at less Price than cuie
syrup
Mr. FraoE Snow. OF Fredonla, y, r, Is
owner OF 4 French Indian pony which wus 50
feaFH OF age last spring. This venerable tqulA
Was originally OF bright bar ,lor, but nuw =
heavy shaggy coat covers his body. aud his m1ue
has turned Etay Just like th4t Of au aged m.p,
The Unise1a1rJ Of FretputT, IN the Grand
Ddca1 Of Baden, has petinoned the Ktng OF Psus.
III fox the restoration OF lsadg Ia A!<4ce ,nts
cnsed In the French revolution Of l7so as ecelest
AstcAl property.
Inc 1oaaeeo 7fade RstttH szJa: "O1e Of tue
most serious bits of news spread in Paris the
other day, waa that the tobacco was runDtco
anofS There certainly was aome dImc1lty for i
day or two. but believe it WIS merely local The
poor National GuArds we1e AXhask Tue French
soldier viii put up with great pr1ysttons; he vii
Live On cossse bread-rubootl wrn Glove of par~
nc iof an extra rrat: he nast, II possible. have
n4F @S.fA =
, 1870-12-22

-"Tne victualing Of Paris after the Eu.ender.r
ssye a vetsatlles letter, ''is already ega1tns
the attention Of many speculAtors. III wei.
known Paris banker. H. Erlanges, has Under
Iii soIrs Of edines aud colonial produce, ocfer.
after the expected stass!eg out. 70 doa good
trade, The Speculation c3nnoi, OF couT5~b be u11-
ctalty promoted on the t;crnan side. a2t Is uot
our interest to uanqnt'tze the PArstRns aso tneif
future. ard allow thsmY IN The cGnscitusIss tnAt
the future Is provided for, 10 hold cut u tu the
last biscuit II the Pa1istans mean 10 be fat-h..L
aud Thus assume heFu.c attitude, thr must
naEe Up 1helf minds TO bear the cunSeqMcrs uf
this ftfcl1tfnn. Ect only hefOrv, but fe-,n ,t,e
tine after. the cap!tu Atlon. They are noptthous
~A}njNHB Of this klud.@
, 1870-12-22

proper security to respect that saorod lib
e1ty Of speech and action on the part OF
representative Of the people. OF which .his
would he one OF the most preposterous and
Ridiculous violations. But The story il real.
y too absurd for belief, -.
, 1870-12-22

and eya-1sshee, and ass1ues style It Taz1-
auea With her past Me..~s,
Mr 8ehon6es.5 atags director Of Walaek'a
Theatfs,: with whom tho paztias boarded for
considerable tiene dutf1 s. their stay in 6sw
Yo1x, made af1d1vit that Mr. MoraRht mau-
per toward bis w,fa VIA tender and kind.
and Mr. John D. Townsend, opposed. tho
Cou1. took tho papers, xe4a,ving itn decision.
, 1870-12-22
Democratic Candidates for Prcsi-
dent.

From the yts ,,ort World. DIR. ~.
We L1int from the Leader IN attiele whose
source makes it noteworthy. 1t contains some
suggestions which may be reflected On With
profit BY The Democracy, here and el:e where.
Its Netit CO: siRts In the spirit OF iuHtice
which ctI Iecdts the rishfs OF the Democracy
OF otheF Statess An1 recognlzesthe objections
which toey may fairly urge AGAINST the nomi-
natlen of dovetaor Hoffman. In the e1er-
ciec OF theff nee choice, they may waive such
Gp1eetlonu "a they are entitled to make; and
Il ,t't ~he3 cla tLe lrofsE er ame comes the, shal!
st1ongest candidate. New York will
se proud Of the selection. But
New York has no wieh 10 accomplish his
noman.tlcu q dictattun or intrigre; and il
the otL.I States talnk aho !s net ansi,led to
Tie Candidate in 80 auGcessisa elections. ths
Democracy OF New York will acqu.esco; !;
though, perhaps, not hLatly antii alter the
Validity Of That objection (f that should be
the etitf one) has bccn fairly csns4s.ed- 4
9sr of that hitd Is rot absolute un1ess the
nsnee1ac: !. Of ne other s:ases choose to mako
so; 1er ttr1c; Interpretation Of the zuia
Wunld preclude the re- electIon Of Demo-
csAtlc Pr.eidtns At the beginning OF the
century Virginia furnished tho Democratic
ean6tdsfa IL s!x consecutive elections. AT 4
afeE period, the Earsy kept 1nnuiug General
Aef docs th'a tnis Of locality prevail in tho
can enrd,uatt. in 1850, 81. xnd 'G8. atI MI,
aeaip in -, il Qln.t ia rocnm;n..aJ II !.
therefore, 70 eet,jed rolo eitt1er af sha nsm. ~
II" Ii nns:s,Ha. ps orns.;ara ;n = psnue aMn'
~. ann T "oss''te" l'eo''o-e' ~ - 'peo ~ oss"
ns,ra,r,, uor,, .,,,,,.
rnnuf.l. fstuos atoa aan aents emsncree, aud
Il sns a;,.s,,,..; .G 'neos;'ole 70 'gnoie hia
lie SHOULD pe,emptotily fnrt,;t, ,ha nss ~ h;s
LING. f; for Our part. Ne bope that the claims
~ ~ ucnocFst1c Aal lrants to that great
esa!lon Viii ba recognized, aud that
tnen s1en,,, .esPsst'Te merits MAJ DO faily
wren the proper time comes for 4
compaie;n OF their available strength But
W. enonld regret 70 sac the public opi1ior OF
tne pNly iofe-salled 10 favor any Candidate,
1no nope there may bs DO premature CON-
, 1870-12-22

A good point Of State economy can be
tn,de by our approaching session Of the
Legislature, in the matter Of publishing
tbs Reports Of Illinois Decisions, which
arc now ve1g.ng upon the ffdeth volume.
These volumes have Of late been "padded
, 1870-12-22
RAILROADS

The Gs.uuell Qows} ue5aM esys the Athfa
1htar. The aon. !. r f,,snra,, NJ ~ .s.a suts
to bn'la II and large force Is now It work grid
lng north flom Alba. Ne are as,urrt, mai rirven
mile. Of 1t viii be ccrnn,rtcf, IN rsS s... ~.
~. ~, =. - s~ - A" oa1ss NReo
.He eAts W NC 4ao . tn&t pcfa's where there IL
cue OF 1ae tnlckest setns Of the best coal ID
1o"s,"
nm Wn, sn1n."S y, m',t ~. -ssosa s,so EYE Iae
~4sA - sut ~, ~ u tnss cits, kao u ROW en-
ssEed 10 eomplet'uE his contract for the building
Of The new dirtsIou OF The Gticapa Al.on r 81
Louis Rs.t1oad tton wnt,eaa,l 10 1on,Hans ~
,e.m hs. t.. ~ ,.ssa .wsssS ~ Aeu4ssnA. Nc
building Of TOO miles Of ra,road IN 49,, ' NC
other res},p. 1]]1nolasn, srr ,n,.7e.,.a ~
.tor shepa1t In tnts ID. AMI one ~ nav 80
In the =. fnnr S,ar- s,,fs ~. ~ s.,ss. - ~"
'ek AHanSentrta tsT Inc immediate Commences
nens OF wntk upon The proposed rold Senator
Shepard hss hts tumense private business 90 n,
.aa. ,s M no. interfere with hss Senate
T4ues 1e ln1snt "n'e1' ...
-4ac tae3tn nne AtadfT OF December l6, nJ1:
n,. s,,s ~ been 81 @ io2t recently IN
Pacific Railroad Company Is 10 mJtn. II P7en.
"a st;ss Kee sa5snr q
Prcs,aeat. viii Il j. R.sess - Tres,n1rr Hs ~
j. l. Whitehead. secresaIt. TnisTneJcaue co.u-
pany u sn1y incorporates nnder the laws Of 70
porstltn which ha4 been formed At u~iena xon.
i4ns. The Montana com4uy IA hSeNm. cnr1-
posed Of NE Eost sclid and innnentiss
ca Win the cheJcuue comnsST ~ snt ron.
s:Tucttou Of . railway btfVeeG cne1enne as M m
se ~ 4 n. % s.ted q
Woutana rcatlemen aiar, hr n.rts.. q.
tne Chtvenne eomps1y, sse a1sesdy 9!s1ns tnE
, 1870-12-22
The "l1ttle Tariff" bill OF last y

The "1lttle Tariff" bill OF last year was,
among othez things. designed to aid the
sugar refness by reducing the ta1 on
such sugars as have, necessarily, to pass
through iheir establishments before use,
and hy excluding foreign sugars in any
way prepared for immediate use. The OBJ
ject of the bill was to reduce the cost of
raw sugars to the reinera, and give thom
monopoly OF the supply Of The country.
This bill, however, upon examination,
proves to have been mistake, and the
new classification Of sugars fails to accom-
plish the cod sought Consequently, upon
The meeting Of Congress, Mr.. Hooper 10
ported II bill to remedy The defect The
bill has passed the House, md will, uu-
doubleday, pass the Senate. The old and
the new classification and duties on sugar
a1e as follows:
?. 1853. Pecpopd.
Ass!t "a Is md y! Sa'se asei
ase.e seF r. M! over M No
Over No. 2o........,o cover No 80.........4
The difficulty seems to have been that, in
lhe little Tariff bill, tbs words "raw or
Afuscovado sugar" were prefxed to the
several classifcations, and this confined the
reform in the rates to Muscogado, Of, which
comparatively little is imported. Mr..
Trumbull, upon tho authority Of letter
from Baltimore merchant stated that the
new bill increases the duties on sugar.
It in NOT ]iEetv hnvevar that ~ ,s.,1t ~
, 1870-12-22
4FEC4E-A- a1JTlJ1-t
" -
THE CELEBR ATHT
MURRAY
Sc
LANMAN'S
FLORDA WATER.

The most lasting, agreeabls,
and refreshing Of all per fumes,
Tor use on the Handkerchief.
at the Toilet, and in the Bath.
For sale by all Druggists and
Perfnmers,
, 1870-12-22

1o"s'''''..'' ..''es''s"s''s@...s ss..sss SsE1tsIO
The cost Of the east wing, the property
OF the county, will not he less than $780,
600. The city pays six.seventts of the
county taxes, 30 the cost to the tax-pay-
ers Of Chicago, for the two wings COM
pleted, will he 81, I88. G3B.
, 1870-12-22

The cost Of the west wing of the Court
Honse, or the new City Hall Of Chicago,
embracing the furniture, and all incideu.
tAI8 fonfE nm AZ f01lnua
, 1870-12-22

UPhnn's Depilarory Powder.
Ke1novfA 1upeednons har In dve sninutes. wItAoek
injury to the aka Sent BY msil for 81 IS
URAAm'S ASTHMA CURE
Kthsre 1ost siot Mt Psro13,ms n an rainuses an4
ense9 ! SPEEDY euEs- PF1eo ~ bJ raAl+
THE JAPANESE HAIR STAIN
Colon TIE whIkep .od hair : heantifal r..
sz6MT nsan.l'ts y q s X r. Rrepaz.ten euaes
iaa, iEss,s*<-hts, n. otrenao rent tTes. a3A 6y Il
, 1870-12-22
Tho bonded indebtedness Of Cook Ooun-

Tho bonded indebtedness of Cook Coun-
y, On Monday Last, was u follows:
10 per cent gold booda dua May /, 1s11.-.$ h,0oa
&per cent gotd n0n d. dQe NAV I, l67s,s. 1to.0to
per ctut gold honas due May j, lsS0.. l,lss, ,ooo
eper cent Eo1d bonds due MAY l., 1851. 973.t0d
8 per ceot gold bonds dae NAY l.. tsss... sso.too
<per cent gold bonds duo MAY i, 1890. bsa, ,ooo
ioeA''..'...e.......-". .9as, 900
The current expenditures for the present
year will be:
.s....3 363.tDo
~, S4s sAPe0o,t0Ee1.. ................... 131.403
bonoa Nd conpona maturing 1s71....... ,U0
4uNA* 3D.. .1oA
~ meet tais there IL 1hc current tAx
4e'J 1y34+0o0
Bot there are, in addition to this, county
orders outstanding estimated At nearly
S160, co., The question. how to meet
these matured debts, was answered by the
adoption OF the following resolution;
'Rt4oieed, That the Treasurer Of Cook County
oe tLhu ue!od 70 paJ interest II 10 per cent m
soat y 0,ders Issued on apd after Decembtri l.
~. y. una! paid, N until lie snAl give uotico mai
ns 1saoJ 10 pfJ the same
This floating debt Of s1Co, 600 will have
TO be carried until It is provided for, and
paid out Of the next ta1 levy.
, 1870-12-22

tt-a.--A .,..~s..i-s 80
, 1870-12-22

ochufz- The taupts Of Drake upop hi8 alien
tnfth properly came from person who had as
!.ttis elenencg and eanerosis5 for his naiise
F1nCnks or sFEEcH,
lhIe is a.moet the only tGu1e Of speech III
the whole addeees- Referring to the perfect
quiet ard repose Of now Missouri, he added :
"And II yon heard here and there aa1r-brslned
Ct the rtoeltous kiId, I'm would nnd eiso tSst
hts T1lce IL deadened 81 the vefT ntf snrrnunsios
nlp, Ike voice on the sea which awaSeaa no
The plaiuness Of statement, AID Avoidance
OF illustration in this speech. srn aicnibcAnt
Of the newer type Of oratory Implicit us.
when rel t1mens And eject arc DISCARDED. the
notld iaugnsge Of the south. tho stately
Clay. Benton, md Randolph beinr s1;ka ont
ct habit true p1esents,ion Of facts. csu-
old and clear. ahsolves their otator from eaJi-
Gus EossiItt rpft1atiou, md it Ia to his inter-
eat, in this vide democratic cousttueucr. to
ketp P well behind bis canyass, and he ~ little
and forward BY temperament. but rs m.ej. "a d
better guarded IN exprpsaior than he. Elm.
catiou. in the diveFai6ed uoiyrrrifv of the
world, his toEed down. md noariv e1tin-
eu'sLed, for forensic nsee, thote s:fanciea.
chAAse md noble, whereof he ia gifted.
r1eEcRE or DRAE AND CO, :
AZ the clear current o' this speech strength
.]Ase of@- -'N-6t @A4A eGG Q3116Cl {INC4 III
Missouri eas altered, the reacticn1ry ele.
msnts! Of the Drake wing the1e came to be
cesc1ibed:
"1he:e were those whose whote political ho-t-
zon Nss eounosd q ~ s,ruxgl.s Of the r..
sisted III The hattle-cl,es 0; me c1stl VIZ: Wno
would for yee have rolled the word :" rebel ~
IL dif fcou,ai0e srsml, over Tie besu,ies ii ste1.
ns1 dsmn4ticp." -
Silly, this Is drive # Dzake, who IL c1.
yiriat Ike be is everything else, sohlimated,
ino11inAse, and gAssJ- John Cslyin would
hare d11vtn him ont Of Gensva On the eruund
that, though he might be OF the elect, ~ b
vas nuitsnee- sehurz closed his sketch Of
Drako's psltitans thus:
- Tbty ord rot expressly tany thss the rebels
should BE admitted u tae halI1t ~ son sa nnhic
eAfetJ wcnld p 7rn1I 1t. but tney slnpp3T fraoned
toAt public Eafeu Eoald nE 30 p.ffeet Wttnput
their own etecttn = saetlns oe County c1eefa
suppose aknanot3 knoa sht b,eed.
: Tku3 We found lnvetetata prejudice and up.
acsupntohs 1tetd fnr otca arfayed Ax9rnsS rdelrfy
to sscrrd pjeds<1 and scnnt stssesm Iasnla.~
7Iux NEo1o5 v11N 1ALIo9,
VIA L. .r.as ts Esse1 siis saat..s a1 -sna
49, -. -
, 1870-12-22

S2hurz dared to do what be wiI1ed.
FcHCRz's INTENTION.
| Senator ecturx told me that his fatentfon
| was to invite tIquizy iuto the abuses Of dis
| 51xpchlsemeut in Missouri, not as his justid-
c1tlon, but as specimen OF tbs perils of do
| ferting amnesty in all the other States. He
SAYS thAt tie McC1urg parry psriahes with
Drake, who, c1uds Is hn u, vas it, only eper-
gtzer- Sehui further uade this significant
remark:
| discipline, which is nos hold to have esli1s
above the fundamental Law. above reasoa, fra
territr, md common patriotism and Justice,
we eball becouo tho me.e dcGs OF orEa-iz1-
tton. I an called = bold man for hasins. in
| my capacity Of Senator, presumed to lock ovcr
| tnnaediate party limits uudn the possibilities
| Of the country md near issues THINK Of
thatt We muet run m these parry rutb, far-
get cur reepop sit l1sy to ths who'e country,
and be tebA1zed 1s public Msu from trenchfng
upon TOPICS winch the humhiest private c;.s-
zen can speak about, simply to % e1ted good
euch dedpition Of panty obligations. 4 res4-
pn2ble cheerful Adherenee il 10 ba expected Of
every practical Legislator, but w4ll not atriti-
II N, self and my oath to conform TO this new
! caucukee."
eEp FOE TIE SPEECH!
Three thou.ard copiea OF this speech have
tesu called fer by Telegraph from Missouri.
Every intelligent ci:izeu ought to have one,
nd 1t is to b hoped, ~ the expense
Of printing these documants IN
large auzn,Ity is considerable. that people Of
mtars and public spirit will contribute am,u
sums OF money to put this reuaskih.e sta,e-
! uept into every household Fave dollars will
probably pr the cost Of ftty eopiss. They
| can be iranied hence h.ve no doust that
| General Schurz wishes to ohiiGe everT ptrson
who spplies to him for this speech, out hia
mail IN now hsA ~ with reouAstH and il ia uu-
| fair that tho sross expense Of this printing
! should be boEne By him. Ths speech IS tho
| moe. fnisbed, Ia literary point Of vtsr, that
! has bet q deiisesed hero for many 5eaEs; its
| hbe, a1.zirg induenee uu.t be felt BY both
pattiss; Il il what tbs common reader needs
10 recover him ffcrn the narrowing ruts Of
| rautaken al1saiance to old uaAch1nea instead
| Of to sbe lving country; il mar1a penod iu
public responsibility which is hopeful aod
| fresstit &, and attests the mAgnetisn. which
| atlA thl1h N IN H. Hoeoa-: Counsxymeul
! l1'.e4~l. JaAsi~%: -a1si,.ss.-.: l1l-
, 1870-12-22

- = .-I"-~-,t; ,--I - '-.r,r: ,.-. :
80 : a. -s=ssac 1:i.T =. :. :a::e:s.,-A=p :
, 1870-12-22

panJiug her husband to ind from the theatre.
On the tast light Of the engagement 1t Nib
lo'., 8. s,a;ed 70 hun that his .ife Vas very
sick, AID ttas be ought to allox her to 70
into the county for her health; be told s.
not to interfere in mltters th1t didn't can
cern him. During tbs whole Of the evening
which cloeed 1he1E engagement, Mrs. Aot4gh
vas painfully excited. md tainted during the
last scene OF the PLAY. Tbs Same evening she
said TO various people that bar husband Wa
the cole cau1a Of the trouble. At this tins
ehe began to assert that aho hid never loved
her bur bard, sud had never known any hap
Piuess with him, aud began to talk continually
Of kepaxatlnS from him; avAiled herself Of
Of placing bin II dlssgree4ota potition BE-
fore ssrspKers- Dnfirg subsequent tour in
the Southern and Western Siates, MIRA u.
Vas petfe indifferent in f<gard to his in
tsses:s eoraplained incessAut.y in regard to
The parts, pieces, nauagemeat, And egAEy-
by re- aefiEg ths hua baud IN object ot sympa-
thy to the ladies' aoa gentlemen Of tbs CON-
pAuJ- Ont OF eleven 1cheaxzA1s 1t Memphis
the only attended two, aud continually avail
I'd herself OF the most frivoloua prete1ts to
ferfeeent herself ~ an l[used and injured
wutu1u.
After their return to Sew YoEk the name OF
s. written baekWxrd waa fousd in her room,
4Id shcEsly after letter to S. was found i'd
dres-ed- Dear Papa" She afterwArd prom
LEGO 70 oeco1&1t 1et0ne1ed II he would R1TH h4f
half his property, amounting to shout e, 50o-
He complied and then she commauced the
present suit Mr. Mozagb, In conclusion, I'd
u1iss thA: there have been occasions when he
has exhibited toFard his wife : hsssy man,
neE, and occasionally used harsh words in
speaktDgto her, bu: thia has been occasioued
by her osn w1ywkFd and unaceountab1e 112n-
ner tov.zda him du1irg tho list eighteen
montha.
Alexander Henderson testified that he is
manager AID half o1res OF the Lydia
Thompson Butleeqae 1roupe;" that be ia
we'll acauainttd with the parties md has been
siuce shtir ma1zisge in 1856, in Australia !;
up 10 1868 be never heard Of the slightest
domtatic difference betseon them, and from
his own observation he considered them 1
loving and happy couple; that Af. NosAgh,
aince coming to this country, has been tho
same qn'et. retiring. ana domestic man
As hitherto, apd that biz teudsr and appreci-
ative confederation Of hla wife Became.
>moCg hts fIisods even, tho subject of COM
mont; that he has noticed very striking
charge On her part, exhibiting eoldness and
stndictiyeroe4 toward hun, painful to behold.
Retiring a. shs VIA before har 11rival. ahs has
beeoms more extrsvasans In dress, changed
Gss eos4'x Of has nairs md a5sd hAs a3s-agaes
, 1870-12-22

Il II .:-s. y -.t:..A4s:s7@ t:-I-
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-26
LIST OF AGENTS.

TlTUSvILLE, CHURCH RUN AND VICINI
TY-STEPHEN nOOF. Office, Hamiton's Cigal
store address Titusville, Pa. Assistant, John Var
SERVER.
TITUsvILLE. CHURCH RUN AND vICTNI
MY-H. IL THOMAS. Office and address, Man
sion House. 1itusvilc, Pa.
SIAMDURG AND VICINITY-GEORGE IR-
IN. Office. Shamburg; residence, Titasville, Pa.
Assistant, A A. West
ENTGRPRISE, PLEASANTVILLE, BEAN
FARM AND PlTH0LE-GEORGE w. VAN
VLIET Office and address, Chase House, Pleas.
AWHILE Assistant, II. G. Huntington.
TiDIOUTr AND WEST HlCKORY-CHAS
CLARK Office and address, Express Office TIdi.
cute. Pm. Assistant, f. G. Beartlsey.
PETROLEUM CENTRE AND VICINITY
LEVI MASON. Office and address, Petroleum Cen
tre Pa Assistant Charles Blaciiord.
TARH AND BLOOD FARMS and District lying
on Oil Creek and Cherry Run, from Story Farm to
McCiintockville-JAhES SAUNDERS. Address
Inrr Farm, Pa. Assistants. Luther B- Saunders.
Charles y. Cochran and william HOyt.
MoCLIN "a DCKVlLLE, OIL CITY AND RENO
A. S. WEST. Address, Oil City or Reno, Pa.
Assistant e. Mead
y ANgLtN, ALONG THE ALLEGHENY RIv.
Elt-Z WILDER Office and address, Franklin, Pa
sCRURG LASS, FOSTER FARM " PAHKEnS
IkNDTN .i--RlCHARD w. REDPIELD. Office
ard audr - Scrnbgrass, la Assistant, j. W PoI-
terfiold dress Emlenton, Pc.
WEST VIR6lNIA-C. ID. ANGEL. and 7. F.
COOK. Address. ParllersLurg. West Virginia,
Roberts Petroleum Torpedo Co.
MaY3-dly
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CAUTION.

The public is cautioned against employing any
but the regularly authorized Agents of the Compa.
ny. since tne Roberts Patent cover the use of the
Torpedo and all explosive materials for oil wells,
and the use of such materials by other parties is a
direct infringement Of their rights ANY parties in
frngi any of the ROBERTS PATENTS will be
dealt with according TO law, and acting willully
and knowingly in defiance Of law and the decisions
Of the Courts,
The Company have re organized their business
with a view 10 accOmm odate Oil Men In every part
of the Oil Region They have employed the most
Tor the business. Each Torpedo Is labelled with
dare af patents together with the price of the Tor
pedo, and signed by an officer of the Company, 50
every Operator wishing Torpedo. may know its
price and whether it came from our Office
Operators will confer favor by reporting to this
Office any negligence of Agents.
The following named persons have been appoint
cd Agents and Assistant Agents for the Oil Regions
OF Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
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Fresh and Salt Meats

of all kinds, Thanking my friends for past favors
I hope to merit u continuance Of the same. Give
me Gil.
GEO W KING, SIR
Petroleum Centre, May 1870 t.
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GEO. w. KING, ST.,

Has removed to his NEW STORE, adjoining
Schonbom & Wings Grocery Store, WASHING.
TONST.. and is now prepared to furnish his .riends
and the public generally with
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TIN AND REPAIR SHOP

Thanking our friends for their liberal patronage
in the past, we shall use our best efforts to merit
Is continuance, March 1'u