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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-14
Local Notices.

H. ,-,4, Local Notices.
l. Wo wbuld recommend tho lady's to cal
| and exaraine our cooking Stoves The Die
ator, " hich VIC warrant for economy, fol
bakipg, for cleanliness and for genera
work.. Wo warrant them ID compete will
any store in the country.
II NICHOLSON & BLACKMAN.
FAIL SrYLEs.-Cal! and see them al
Lanmers y Alden's.
| People contemplating q visit TO Chautau.
qua Lake should call and SEQ Galfney. A
word to the wise Is sufficient. a2S ~
~
The celebrated Boston Meat Broilers st
Nicolson J. Blaokmon's. Best in the mar
ket Try them.
A new stock of imported Wines received
this day at Gaffney's. ~ frrr. 7
Hot Blast. Fire Queen. Iron Gate and
Wheat Sheaf Cooking stoves, at Nicholson
q Biackmon's. aug3l.tf
The only pure Liquors are at Gaffneys.
Now Is the best time to lay In q winter
supply Of hard coal. Codington d Corn
well are the men to buy from. June 2Stt.
Kissengen and vichey Wat er on draught
at GRIrrEs Bros.
Some very nobby Cloth Hats for young
men, at hammers i Alden's. ,,.s
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Universal, Monitor and Sherman Wiring
opn AZ leoo A. nlv- ~ b rlH.- -
::2n cases old Hennesssy Brandy received
this day and for rale by the case or bottle,
at Gaffney's. AM III EoDE 30 = Il
Call at hammers & Alden's and get one
of the New Fall Style Hats just received.
The celebrated Boston Meat Bsoilers ut
Nicholson y Blackmon's. Best in the mar
ket. Try them. " "Ia'7 - 1'0711
The only real genuine apple Whisky ever
offered for sale In this place is at Gaffney's.
Fine assortment Of Paper and Clio tn Win.
dow Shades and Fixtures, just reed at -
m6tf. GRIPFEs BROs. Il
Just received large and well assorted
stock OF Shelf hardware at J. Rutherford's
foL 'aw3a IIDt
Buy. the '.Red Hot Saddle. manufactured
10 III tnsville expressly for tho oi country
adapted to all kinds OF weather, at j. Il. |
Kron's. ---------.. al2-tf -
-
Hot Blast, Fire Queen, Iron Gate and |
Wheat Sheaf Cooking Stoves, at Nicholson |
Z BlackmOn's la3d .1-g. lrl,sr as-,ii sifq,
p yoi NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 80 77'7T
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BELMONT COUNTY.

From the BGrHeSrlhe Enterprise.
THE CONGRESSIONAL MUDDLE.-By q
misunderstanding between Messrs. Dan
ford and PoormNn itsccms likely that Bel
mont county will go into the Congression'
al Convention with a decided delegation
The result Of the township meetings, OIL
the 23tl instant, so fur as we can ascertain
seems to be-! DanFord Il, POorman 10 and
Welsh 5-tiic latter securing the town
ships of York, Washington and Pultney.
By Il previous arrangement between Dan
ford and PO0rman, il was understood that
the candidate receiving the largest vote
should be supported by the other, who
would withdraw from the contest, Col.
Poorman claims, however, that in War.
rem township trickcry and unfairncss were
rcsOrtcd 10 ON the part Of some OF Mr.
Daniord'S friends, and thut hc therefore
continues candidate. It is proper to
say that the friends of Dantord deny these
charges. We understand that both call.
dilatcs ,lrc cHnvassing tho District and
will run against the field" This course
only adds 10 tho certainty If Bingham'E
reorganization. 80. ,-..-. n .-..t-l
Barn BURNED.-During the storm that
passed over the country on last Thursday,
barn belonging to Peter Kemp, who re-
sides in Goshen township. was. struck by
lightning and burned TO the ground, will
its contents, consisting IN part Of two hun
drcd bushels of old wheat, hay, farming
implements. &c We do not know the
amount of loss, but hear il is eStinla ted al
from 81 900 to 81 200, upon which there
is no insurance. . np=-.s. sri.iE
WE have received piece Of stone sup
posed to be pnrt Of pctritled snake
which was taken from stone quarry
near Smyrna few days ngO. The stone
is about threc inches in diameter, and was
originally six feet long, and shaped like q
snake. When found 1t was imbeddcd in
the solid rock.
TIE new church Of the Disciples al
Bellairc will be dedicated next Sabbath,
August I. President PendletOn, Of Beth
any College, and other distinguished
preachers Ot TINT denomination will be
pre- mt.
THE Twcnty.sccond Annual Fair Of the
Belmont County Agricultural society VIII
be held at st. Clairsvillc, on Wednesday
Thursday and Friday, September %, 9!
and 80, 1870
From he 81. ClGirSrilte ChroNioE. ,...
CONGRESSIONAL D MISREPRESENTATION
county Republicans held their primary
meeting on Saturday. In Short creek
township, the strongest Republican town
ship in the county, there WIS very large
meeting, and after Il spirited contest n del
gate wHs elected and instructed to vote for
COL PoOrmln rs n first choice, by q vote
Of nearly three 10 one but if he shOult
not be candidate to vote for Mr. Bling
ham. In Athens township the meeting
was not so large, and the delegate was Sc
lccted for Mr.. Bingham by two majority
over the delegate ior Mr.. POorman. AttcI
his election, tho delegate declared 10 thu
meeting that IL he found that the nomina
ton Of Mr.. Bingham would produce dis
satisfaction or endanger the defeat Of thu
ticket, he would vote Tor Col. POormun
We have not heard from any other town
ships. ........
TIE Belmont County Teachers Tnsti
tutc will be held Mt bridgeport the las
week in August. " =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-05

THE New YoRK LEoTsLATURE.-The
agent Of the Erie Shareholders Protcc-
ton Committee" who wasrccently in the
United States to enforce the rights Of the
English hOldcR Of stock in the New York
and Eric Railroad, has recently made u
full report Of his proceedings in this
country. Tho agent, speaking Of tho
New York Legislature, says: ~ was told
Ivy one Of the members of the committee
Of the House Of Representatives TINT n
ring had been formed in the committee 10
smother the bill, and that il had let It be
understood TINT | had brought 100000 to
smooth the way, l should have made more
progress Outside the Legislature, Il was
stated on all sides that nothing could be
done without money" .....
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A LETTER from Nantasket Beach, Mas
sachusetts, says: "Ralph Waldo Emerson
n tall, rather slim and shambling-lOoking
figure, with his hat sloping backward and
his Cravat awry, may be seen every day
walking along the plaza.
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REFERENcE Br PERMISSION.
Hon, WIN, +. Stevenson. Governor West Va.
:" K L. berkshire, tJudges Sulrrmu Court OF
James II. lIeOwIr, AppcTlA Of MrstVa!
g." j. J. JACksuu, .lr, Judge nf L.. y. Dssrlct
Court, ". Va.
d. d. r. F,rnswUrIh, President nE Senate,
West Va.
A. Wrrningur, member SrIiatn.
Jacob IIOrnhr0Ok, lrcst, West Va. lIN. Co.
jacob NJ. BIChpl, VICG PrGst.
caleb Dulr,rss, Attorney, GlarksNurR, w. Va.
samuel Woods, - phillippl.
d. White, Sheriff Mercer county,
il, q, Davis, Senate. Mineral county,
j n. Camden, President Of Firrt National Bank,
PArkGrsOurg. .r.,
And tho following NlrInherS VI thu House OF UGle
gales Of West Virginia.:
tin. Il. II. Smith, kAnawha county
G.G, Burgess, Wayne
James Guthrie, WGtzrl
Nathan 6OfI, Harrison &c
Joseph Trtrr, Barbour
L. NJ. Hill, Marion
James HervCy, Brooke
Martin Judy, Grant
r. Davidson, Taylor
Henry BrannOn, Lewis
Floyd Nicely, DoddrldgG
j. r. BOwyGr, Putnam
= = Iang9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-05

ANOTHER CUR1osrTY.--On Saturday
last our curiosity loving, fellow townsman,
]. Shan. Margerum, captured another rare
thing in the shape OF black rat, This Is
the first one Of the kind that has been
seen in the ncighborhood for over twenty
years, the species having been almost cx-
tinguished by the Norways. Mr.. N. in
tends to have his ratship properly stuffed,
and will have it on exhibition in one OF
his cases ofCuriositles. Wash. { Pay HcUteI0.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-05

THE other day gentleman and lady
drove down 10 the Cape May boat, in
Philadelphia, and stepped on board. lcav-
ing their baby in the carriage. Captain
Huddcll, discovered their mistake, and,
on taking the infant TO the mother,
she kissed 1t, exclaiming, 20, dear, l
thought I had forgotten something.
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Qhrqntell1getreer:
vIRGINIA..1s51.


Tho following verses were written
nineteen years ago, in the album Of a
young lady from England, by her brother
in this city. The anti-slavcrY agitation on
both sides of the Atlantic, conducted by
ladies, was then becoming vigorous The
principal ladies were the Duchess Of
Sutherland and Mrs. Stowe:
virginia. wide forests with verdure arc crowned;
Her magnificent rivers bright sunny banks
In her valleys the riches Of nature abound,
But alas, she rcSOuudS with the grOanS OF tho
Elavc.
In vain docs the negro for liberty cry;
In vain does the voice Of humanity plead;
The sCOurRe Of the dcspOt IL all tho reply
10 tho suffering wretchcs WhOwoep to be tfeed.
'.But am a man, " tho poor negro excInImS,
"Ant the hue Of my skin 10 the work Of my
God,
Yet my body lS fOtterOd with slSvcry's chains,
And the sweat Of my brow Is repaid with the
rod" NC
"Dlcst land OF WilbcrForcc. land OF the free,
Can'St thou not scnd relief to our suffering
moan,
Britannia. Britannia, our hope Il In thee,
Where Victoria 10 aeatedOn libetty'S throne" "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-05

CINCINNATI has base ball on the brain.
Recently q president OF one Of her base
ball clubs resigned, and u Cincinnati paper
saws his resignation ut such crisis as
this Is 10 bc regarded as national calam.
itV W.
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Mr. Lowther called attention to the
shipment Of horses TO the continent. One
thousand were shipped daily, and he
feared horses would soon be scarce. Mr..
Cardwell admitted the fact, but saw no
legal means to prevent 1t.
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AN exchange says: "Thc publication Of
recent volume on the Water Power Of
Maine induces Horace Greeley 10 under
take series Of articles on what he knows
about dams"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-05
THE ENGLISH NAVY.
LONDON. August

In tho Commons, Mr.. Baxter, secreta-
ry Of the Admiralty, said no augmenta-
ton Of the navy Is designed. Sailors
could easily be had, and coal was album
Nonf
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THE WAR IN EUROPE.
SAILING OF TIE PRUsSIAN FLEET.
ST. PRTERspURe. August 8.

ST. PETERSBURG, August 8.
The Prussian fleet has sailed from Cron-
stadt, to cruise in the Baltic.
STRATEGIC VALUE OF sAARBRucK.
PARIS, Augusta.
The Figaro claims that the victory at
Saarbruck Is one Ofgreat importance. The
Emperor wished TO gain possession OF
SaarbruCk because It commands the val
lev of the Saar and the railway TO TrGves.
The latter cannot now be Of any use to the
enemy. All accounts coincide US 10 the
destructivenesS Of tho mitrailleuse, and
the comparatively small loss Of the French
troops. .ur. ,,
RAID ON THE GERMANS IN PARIS.
Paul Cassagnac, editor of Le Pays, in
Mondays edition, demands the issue OF
reprisals against the 100, 900 Germans now
in Paris, whom he dcnounces US spies,
and proposes to incite the people against
them and compel their immediate expul-
sion.
TUE MTTRAILLEUsE.
AIETz, August 3.
Yesterday, when the heights Of Saar-
bruck were occupied, a battery Of mitrail-
leurs played upon the enemy's position In
the presence OF the Emperor and Prince
Imperial. The Emperor ordered the Ott-
Ger in charge not to fire unless 1t was
necessary, as the Pussians were hidden
on the prairies; but afterwards detacl-
ment Of the enemy, seen near the ratl-
way, ut Il distance Of 1900 metres, was
fired at and len hAlf their number on the
field. A second detachment met the
same fate, after which the enemy feared
to appear. Tho prisoners taken confess
to the superiority OF the French guns.
KING WILLIAMS ADDRESS TO THE ARMY.
IAYEHcE, August g.
The King, in his proclamation TO the
army tO.dly, declares that "all Germany
stands united against neighbortng State,
which has surprised us by declaring war
without a justification. The safety OF the
Fatherland is threatening; our honor and
our hearths are ut stake. To-day l as.
sumo command OF the whole army. l
advance chcCrfully to u contest which In
former times our fathers, under similar
circumstances, fought gloriously. The
whole Fatherland and myself trust conf
IDENTIFY in you. The Lord God will be
with our righteous cause" j,
A RENEWAL OF NAPoLEON's PROPOSAL
inf FOR PEACE.
LONDON, August 8.
Advices through private source at
tribute the delay in opening the campaign,
after the armies were ready on both sides,
to renewal Of Napoleon'S proposals for
peace, which were finally refused to-day
by Bismarck. Grammont is preparing an
answer 10 the last dispatch Of Bismarck.
THE ENGLISH NAVY.
LONDON, August 3.
In tho Commons, Mr.. Baxter, Secreta-
nv Of the Admiralty, said no Gugmenta-
ton of the navy Is designed Sailors
could eNsilv hn had. md coal WAS nhnn-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-05

Paul Cassagnac, editor of Le Pays, in
Mondays edition, demands the issue OF
reprisals against the loo, 900 Germans now
in Paris, whom he dcnounces US spies,
and proposes to incite the people against
them and compel their immediate expul-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-05
A RENEWAL OF NAPoLEON's PROPOSAL
M FOR PEACE.
LONDON, August 3.

Advices through private source at
tribute the delay in opening the campaign,
after the armies were ready on both sides,
to a renewal Of Napoleon's proposals for
peace, which were finally refused to-day
by Bismarck. Grammont IS preparing an
answer 10 the last dispatch Of Bismarck.
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WEST VA. INSURANCE Comply
INSURANCE COMFY,
L AT WHEELING, WEST VA.

DEABODY INSURANCE COMFY
L AT WHEELING, WEST va.
CAPITAL, $125,OOO,
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$4,000 dollars.
DIRECTORS:
% " ian Bailey; .. Alq y ,5 t"rtns'
Henry Stamm, Thomas Hughes.
A. j. Cecil,
Thls Company having been FULLY organlEed, Il
now prepared 10 take Risks at fair rates Oh Build
ings Of all kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing
Establishments, Furniture, Steamboats,, and Car
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes also ID
tissue perpetual policies on Dwellings and Storea
This Company being composed mostly Of OuI
leading business men, recommends Itself To- tht
favorable consideration Of the insuring public
and sOliCits their patronage. Applications for H.
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n1icc, tAILEY'S BLOCK, No. 100 Market street
WILLIAM BAILEY, I'rCs'L
ALONZ0 L0RlNG, NicC PEes't
y. e. ARTHUR, Scc'y.
", II, AGNEW, Asst Scc'y.
s. o. BURDATS, Solicitor. OctS
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The Prussian fleet has sailed from Cron-
stadt, to cruise in the Baltic.
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS;
The many thousands cured At this establish.
ment within the last twenty years, aud the nu.
mGrOuB Important surgical operations performed
by DR.. Johnston, witnessed by the reporters OF
The Sun and many other papers, notices Of which
have appeared again and again before the public,
besidcs his standing as 4 gentleman OF character
and responsibility Is sufficient guarantee to the
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
mArlH
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-20

Referring 10 the Oneida calamity. the
Boston Post says: 'Mr. De Long. 1t seems
had an 'lnequivocal opinion of Capt, Eyes
conduct. stgmatizins it in the court as
murder; snd unless some new light is given
TO the whole affair our Minister'S opinion
will be shared by the majority Of bis conn
irymen. The examination. however, can
hardly elicit any facts capable OF redeeming
the British captain from the charges brought
against him, and our Government must
look TO it that bis punishment is administer
ed without delay and with a severity COM
mensuIate with the atrocious offense. Mean.
while, for the brave men who found q
wa,ery grave, whose shreks for help were
unheeded, and whose death even was made
jest OF by the British captain, there will
be universal mourning; their names viii!
be remembered alike with those who have
persisted in glorious ights, and their, memo.
ry will be an eternal reproach to the CON-
mander upon whose head rests the resp onsi
tility of their destruction"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-20

The first marriage ever performed at At
lantc City, Wyoming Territory, was celc-
brated last month. 1t was fsshi enable
affair, hut the facilities for carrying ont all
the usual accomplishments ofa wedding in
high life were net ct band. The wedding
cards, the best the market afforded, we've q
superior article of playing ca-ds. The in i.
vitatioDs were written on the ace of hearts,
and the name Of the groom on the king, and
that Of the bride on the queen of the same
suit.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-20

Some people always have an eye to bust
ness, and do what they will. or 10 where
they may, the '.inaiu chance is first and
last In ihsir mind. OF this Class is relia-
Bile citizen OF CoIry-a very Jealous and
sincere Christian, by the by-wbo recently
attended revival meeting in a neighboring 9
town, and raised his voice in exhortatisn 10
the unrepentant, in language earnest asd
eloquent. He sat down amid manifest marks
of approval but suddenly it occurred to bin
tiat he had forgotten something, whereupou
be arose and said: 81 emitted TO say tha,
fany one desires to see me at any time,
can always be touad at 10y store in Cory
where al! kinds OF dry goods may be obtain
ed at reasonable. prices"
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NEWS ITEMS.

Golladay-tbe day We don't celebrate
Courier Journal.
Edmund c. French won the champion
skating belt at Toledo.
a New York blonde carried $4,000
worth of toilette. at recent ball.
Victor Emanuel has seven children who
never saw the royal nursery.
Whittemore writes his name "B. Frank
whittemore" That accounts for ALL
How many apples did our parents eat in
the garden of Eden: Eve and Adam
2.
The Empress Eugenie said the other day
that not a day passed without her shedding
many tears.
Deprived of her tr-s-rs In New Orleans
MIS-. Dr. Walker has sought conceari in
the wilds of Texas-World.
Quesada, the Cuban general, is tall 1.-THE
and finely formed, with dalk Cuban olive
complesion. and jet black hair, thickly
sprinkled with gray.
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The comedy of."Caste' WAS exceedingly
well rendered by the Wallace Sisters and
company, at Sobels Opera House, last eve
ming. Misses Jennie and Agnes won new
honors by the charming manner in which
they acted out the characters Of Folly and
Esther. Both OF these ladies are not ouly
stars Of the first magnitude in the theatrical
horizon. but are pleasing vcea!ists. Mr.. S.
q. Villa in the character Of Hon. Geo. D..
Airoy had fine oppsrtunityi Of displayin
his artistic talent. We have seldom wit
messed the character Of drupkard carried
cut in q more lang shablc. manner than that
Of Eccles BY. Mr.. J. b. Buckley. Miss sa.
hra Deshon as Capt. Haulrec, and Mr.. J. E..
Webster as Sam. Gerridge executed those
difficult parts in good style. Tie Highland
Fling by the Misses. Minnie and Maud wod
be hard to excel
Tonight will be presented the laughable
comic burlesque entitled, ..Fra Diavolo; or,
The Beauty and the Brigaud.' Preceding
the burlesque, Miss Agnes in her great spec.
iaii!y Of "Our GAL" Let there be q
crowded house.
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Gold closed to-day at 1929.
COUTHEkN TRADE.

TIE Sonth is evidently waking up CONNER.
eially. 1t is stated .in..a Chicago exchange
that sufficient tonnage could not be obtain
ed ON the Mississippi River to move forward
the accumulated freight which the two rail-
loads running southwark from Chicago car
ried to the river ports. On one day, the
2Sth ult., 1900 barrels of -four and III car
loads Of other merchandise were nnloadcd
from the Illinois Central Railroad at Cairo.
Meantime, several hundred loaded car.
were on side.tracss,.a at the different station,
north. awaiting opportunity to te moved
into Cairo From that port alone, the shin
ments of through freight averaged ten thous
and tons weekly; and the amount would
have been largely increased had there been
sufficient tonnage regularly in port to pre-
vent constant blockade. The loss, by
casualties, of three Of the largest river
steamboats, In part occasioDed the lack o,
tonnage, causing great Inconvenience and
reduction of profits alike to the railroad
company and the shippers. For weeks, the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad, running from
Columbus, Kentucky, to Mobile, Alabama,
was unable to forward the freight destined
for interior points: and is yet taxed to the
utmost by the continuous influx OF trade
Flour, oats, hay, bulk meats, agricultural
implements and merchandise were the ar
ticles most largely shipped; ard to NEE
this demand quite an impetus was given t.
manufacturing industry. When. it is re-
marked that cash is invariably paid on the
receipt oil the freight at its Southern desti-
nation, it will be readily per ceived that tn,
Southern traders ara esteemed the best GUS
toners
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A Philadelphia telegram says: In q pro,-
gerry near the corner Of Ninth and Walnut
sire cts, Tuesday morning, Lewis Foster
was stabbed nine times by Patrick KIly,
with whom he had been playing cards -
Kelly ran of, but souh returaed with man
named Patrick Ward. and one of them fired
pistol at Foster. who was lying on the
floor bleeding from the wounds already in
flcted. Ward and Kelly were arrested
Foster cannot live.
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SAD AcCIBENT.-A sad accident occurred
on the Kenneusett farm, about half-past
four o'clock yesterday afternoon, which re-
suited 10 the death of man named John
Gore. Mr.. G. was engineer at one OF the
Palmer wells, and when found as dead
AS the engine was stopped, it is supposed
that some part of his clothing became en-
tangled in the machinery, drawing him in
and winding him around the shaft. Mr..
Gore was an aged man and very much re-
spected by oil with whom he was acquaint-
cd.
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AFTERNOON PERFORMANcE.-Psrss liy-
Ing at o distance will remember that the
Wallace Sisters will give a grand family
Matinee on Saturday afternoon next, the
doors will be opened at ~ the per for % ance
will commence at O'clock, admission 80
cents. children rs cents. The beautiful
burlesqne OF Prince Annabel or ths Educated
Cat, will be performed in all its magniacence
and splendor, with rich and costly costumes
delightful music. &c. Lot all the ladies
and children attend, ss the Wallace Sisters
give the most chaiste performance than any
other troupe that has ever visited Petroleum
Centre.