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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-17

The largest variety of Sterling Silver
Ware, and silver plated ware, such as Ten
Se,ts, Cake Baskets, Frnit Stands, Castors.
&c., &c. ever brought to the oil regions
can be found at II. l.. Muses. jewelry store
No. 10 Spring Street. Titusvillr. Pa.
Dec. 22 limo.
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Orders taken for suits and fits guaranteed.
at hammers l. Alden's,
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The New Gas Pump tor sale at Nicholso,
L Blackmons. ~
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A large stock uf ladies and gents gold
Watches just received at II. l.. MUSES., No
10 Spring ST. Ti,usvl,s. Dec. 20 limo.
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The New Gas Pump for sale at Nicholson
& Blackmon's. If
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Cnderclothng in large quantities at Ian
mers & Aldnn's.
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Local Notices.

Local. NOtICeSs
hammers " Aldens 10 the only store to
buy good. durable and cheap clothing.
hammers d Alden's is the ouly white |,
mans, clothing store ia tho Centre.
Critics BroA keep Wheeling stogies. 3 for
| S cta
Diaries at Cost at Critics Bros.
v A. S. Smiths large stock of boots and
ahoes Is offered at cos! for the next 60 days
Dec 8 II.
A. S. Smith In order to close out his large
stock Of ladies shoes &C., offers them at cost
as they must be sold in the next " daya.
Dec 5 H.
Just received a large and well assorted
stock Of shelf hardware at J. Ruiherford's.
Parlor ana office stoves, q few let. and
will be sold at cost at J. Rutherford,s. IT,
Carriage Bolts, Wholesale and retail. al
Nicholson Il Blackmon's. 23-if
Horse Shoe Malls, wholesale and retail,
at Nicholson Il B'ackmon's. 23.tf
A splendid assortment of Diamond goods
just received Mt H. l.. Muses., No 10 Spring
st. Titusville. Dec. 20 lpo
\ II
TINS MEANS BUSINESS My entire stock
Of goods is offered at cost.
Dee IT,
large stock of ladies and gents gold
Watches just received at ii. l.. MUSES. No
10 Spring ST. Tiiusvil.s. Dec 22 limo.
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The largest variety Of Sterling Silver
Ware. and silver plated ware, such as Ten
Setts. Cake Baskets, Frnit Stands. Castors.
| &c., &c. ever brought to the oil regions,
can be found at II. l.. Muses. jewelry store
No. 10 Spring Street. Titusvillr. Pa.
Dec. 22 limo.
Orders taken for suits and tits gucra teet,.
at hammers Il Alden's.
The New Gas Pump tor sale at Nicholson
Il Blackmons. IT,
Reduced Prices at hammers Il Alden's.
(nov.22M1
| The New Gas Pump for sale at Nicholson
& Blackmon's. If
Cnderclothing 10 large quantities at Lam
mers & Adrn's.
KID GLoAEs-A large assortment, at
Lame:s & Alden's
SHERIFFs SAPE Is CLOSED -Nicholson &
Blarkmon having bought him out at this
place and Kane City. II.
| The largest and best assortment OF Table
''n'lrry, ever brough: into the country at
Nicholson K Blackmon's. n
Dissolution NOlicc.
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MD GLoAEs-A large assortment, a
Lame:s & Alden's.
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

GOTHIC FRONT, 1921, two stories iisn ,.r !"
" Gently painted ard pdpersd. Kehfn; r
try coal and weod hOusc attached. Gonven,v,nss. ,s.,
wstsr situated On the Fghcrt Farm IN thep"
ATTEST part Of pslToleum CoLrc
Apply on The premises of ,,,yc
nov31 IT, }. J.. ia tpiH'
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.Tuls MEANS BUSINESS My entire stock
Of goods is offered a, cost.
A. S. SMITH.
Dcc5 IT,
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DR.. r. II. STCART,

PHYsICIANAND SURGEON.
OFFICE over Sobe,'s dry goods s.orr, next 10 the
Opera House Pct:oleum Centre, IN. Jan. % H.
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The largest and best assortment Of Table
'h'iery, ever brought into the country at
Nicholson K Blackmon's n
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Dissolution Notice.

Jan. IL 1870
Notice IL hereby eiven that the partnership lately
~ existing between W. II. Nicohlson IL f.
Blackmon under the firm name Of ". H. Nichols on
K CO, is dissolved this day by NUT al consent The
business will be- carried on under the naire of
Nicholson Bros, who will assume all indeb' edness
of the late firm.
VIII NICHOLSON.
II. t. BLACKMON.
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SHERIFF. SAPE Is CHOSEN. Nicholson &
Blarkmon having bought him out at thi
place and Kane CITY. ,r
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-08

New YoRK, Sept. THE Brook
lyn U.fOa publishes a letter from
Vice President Colfax, who writes
Il thank you for your good wishes in
my behalf, but / intend, with this
term, to close my public life abso
lutely. / will then have had eighteen
years of continuous service at Wash
ington, mostly on stormy sea-long
enough for any one, aud my ambitioo
is all gratifed and satisfied. General
Grant will doubtless be renominated, ,
and l think he should be. Ny arti :
eles and speeches show my faith in
him, and my regard for him; but the
people will want some Eastern or
Southern Vice President, and should
have one.
Il shall leave public life voluntari-
ly and without regret, aud l expect
to 60 into active business. My friends
here all know of this determination,
and assure you it is no pretense, but
a reality, as you will see. This is the
last campaign in which I shall partic
ipate, and shall feel as hsppy at the
prospective release from the exactiong,
cares misrepresentation and excite
ments of political life. as the student
who is about TO graduate and 20 forth
from the walls in which be has been
for years. free from professors and
critics. When you think it all over,
you will concede it is a wise determin-
alton"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-08
DAHAY JOURNAL
TaURsDlT. sEPFEABKR 8. 1870.
Senator Fratt at Fr. Branch.

The Republican rally at Fort
Branch yesterday was in all respects
a gratifying success. Senator Pratt,
who had spoken the day before at
Washington, Daviess County, came
down from ViDcennes on the morning
express, aud was j0ined at Princeton
by large number Of the leading Re-
pubIicans of that section of the eoun-
ty, with the Princeton Silver Band.
Oa his arrival. be was taken 10 the
residence Of DR.. Genung. whose guest
he was. A.t 11:20 A. NJ, the large
COMMITTEE Of Reception from Evans
vile arrived, and before noon the cit
izens from the surrounding country in
large numbers began to gather in
wagons, on horseback aud afoot, until
the whole town was alive with people.
After playing a number of sweet
and stirring pieces Of music in town,
the band. at one o'clock, escorted the
speaker and distinguished visitors
(among whom we noticed Gen. James
@. Veatch, Isaac s. Moore, Esq and
Captain GoodiDg, Republican candi-
date for Cougress,) to a beautiful
grove near by. where a stand, taste
fully decorated with flags, and seats
had been prepared. Senator Pratt
was introduced by Rev. T. NJ Strain,
Of Fort Branch, aud spoke to the
large audience for two hours,
commanding their uninterrupted at
tention 10 one Of the most logical,
candid and convincing speeches ever
delivered in this District, We will
not attempt a report or review Of it,
as it occupied much of the ground
covered by bis speech at the Opera
House, last night. The general tes.
timony OF Republicans was that it
did much good, and that the cause
was greatly advanced By the meeting
The Republicans Of Gibson County
are active and working, and propose
90 maintain and re-enact the glorious
victory of 1868. at the next October
election. We set old Gibson down
as reliably sound for the whole Sta.e
and county ticket.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-08

LUxEMBURG, Septem Der IA ter
rife assault has been made upon the
Notifications of Montmedy. The be-
slegers opened q hot Ere OF artillery
upon the city, and assaulted the
works with the bayonet. TIE Rarri.
son repuised the Prussians with great
loss. The Prussiaus have withdrawn
from the neighborhood, and the
French remain at Montmedy. Shells
from the PrussiaR guns fell within
the city. setting FIRE to the houses,
aud half Of Montmedy was destroyed
By c0nfagration. The distress among
the inhabitants is great. The bonn
bardment ceased after the repulse of
the Germans.
The correspondent Of the Guardian
at Luxemburg, writes that the garri.
son at Metz Is starFigg, and beef there
is two dollars q pound.
RoME. September THE procla-
nation of the French Republic causes
the most profound sensation here.
Arrests made by the authorities,
which were numerous before this
event. have now become innumerable.
Hundreds have been imprisoned on
charge of conspiracy.
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Bear in Mind.

That MI5HLER'S HERE BITrERs is
sklllfuliy compounded, free from iDjnTi-
Gus component partes agree abie 10 the
taste, and destructive TO disease. II you
detect any change from the n8turaS func-
ttons OF your system, no matter how triv-
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ready entIenched itself. the really true
and reliable remedy in either case a.
MISHLER'S HERB BIrTERS. This as
sertiOn is based upon what we know It
will do Ia relieving, curing, aud wRrdinR
of disease. For want of space we cannot
detail he diversifi5 sd uses of this Bitters,
but its general effects upon the human
system are 10 purify the blood and seCre-
lions; correct morbid changes in the
blood, eQualizs It's ciGcdlatlon, enrich its
constituents and regulate its supply; II
imparts vitality and elasticity TO every
organ; overcomes all functional derange@
ments; assists In the process OF digestion (;
creates healthy appetizer prevents and
cures mtasmatic and intermittent levers,
dyspepsia, liver complaint, nervous head
ache, kidney affections, and reVives the
physical energies by lnfusing new life and
power into the system. sep8
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, September 7.-Cities of
the South German States, including
Carlsruhe. Mayence, Stuttgardt and
Munich. have petitioned for annexa-
ton to North Germany.
LONDON, Sept. THE German
States, at the demand of Prussia. will
undertake to provide for $4,000
French prisoners, at the rate of one
to every five hundred of the popula-
ton.
LONDON, Sept THE Times has
several bitter articles on the absence
aud apathy of the Queen and the
Princess, who are deer stalking while
Europe is shaken to its foundation.
The Ministry. with their herculean
efforts, have succeeded in restraining
Greece from hurling her vast ener.
gies into the contest. This summar-
rizes the conduct of England at the
supreme crisis OF Europe.
LONDON, September Tt is de-
MED at Mulhausen that the National
Guards successfully repulsed the Ger
mans who were seeking TO pass the
Rhine at that point.
Nearly all the wounded who we're
collected at Sedan have been. under
the capitulation, sent to neighboring
/ towns and farms.
1900 of McMahOn's army are re-
ported at Mezieres, and 10000 be-
tween Vousieres and Lochen Popa-
leux.
LONDON, September THE Times
says that if France refuses to treat
the Republic will perish. because
Frenehmen are more jealous of mill
tary glory than of right and Justice to
| others.
LONDON. September THE Jour
ney of the Prince Imperial from Do
yer to Hastings was strictly nrivate
Commander Dupois. who act as gov
ernor for the young Prince, absolute
ly prohibirs all conversation with. and
denies introductions to him, on the
ground that extreme quiet is necessa.
ry for the health of the young Prince
after the exciting events he has
passed through during the last few
weeks The Prince looks careyoru.
but is apparently in rood health. al
eight o'clock last night be walked Al
hour on the esplauade in earnest con
versation with his governor. 1t is in
tended that he shall remain som,
time at Hastings. Oae of his suitC
states that upoa the arrival of thl
Prince at Dover. he received a leite
from the Empress announcing be
immediate departure from Paris
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BELGIUM.

BRUssELs, September z, 3 PM
The neutral powers are yet unadvised
of any efforts for mediation, uotwith-
standing the report that England had
made entreaties to that effect.
BRUSSELS, September TN coz se-
quence of the French evacuation of
Rome, Italy revokes the call for the
third class Of reserves.
BRUssELs. September THE In
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN. September 7.-EveniDg.-
The Provincial correspondence saye
Great events may be expected. whose
consequences will be of the highest
moment. The revolution st Paris
renders medistion migratory.
Dembruck, President of the FEEDER
al Chancery, has summoned the King
OF Prussia to Berlin.
Berlin. September THE Rus
sian Government is about TO propose
a Congress of the great powers. Prus-
sia will certainly decline.
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T4HE FIRM OF HUM- dissoI;ved ~ bv
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unued by the underRigneds M
style OF Humphrey G Lewis w.
n. NJ. HUMPHRLs -
GEO. j. LEWIS
In retiring from the above firm, 7 take
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a continuance 70 the new hrm. which
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their confidence. q. We AEtN k1-
August lS, 1870. aulB 5WW
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RUSSIA.

ST.. PETERSBURG, September r.
The st. Petersburg journals say that
the Gear shares every effort to local
ize and abridge the war, but ineffect-
ually. as Prussia repels any interven-
ton at all restraining its freedom Of
action.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-08
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W. p. HARaRAVR.
B. A. FAHNESTOCK'S
" Z R M IF u O. Z .

The Tdpe Worm Is one Of The most cT1tet
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-08
WAR IN EUROPEl
EtraSbOurg in a Terrible
condition.
Eleven Little Children Killed
BY the Explosion OF O
Bomb.
Paris Preparing for a Desperate
Defense.
TR90Ps PGUBING INTO THE CITY.
Tearing up the PaVtmsnts te Lessen
the Effect of the Bombs.

Nhe Garrison at Metz In a
starving Condition
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18
A RAY OF HOPE.

If the New York Sun is as ignorant in
everything else as it is about political
matters in Louisiana, the less it shines
the more light there will be. On the
twelfth of October it informed the people
of New York that the Christian Associa-
ton had a hopeful prospect of carrying
the State Of Louisiana! This will be
news to the Christians, and as it is the
first sign of encouragement they have
ever had, perhaps it would be well for the
Association to buy up all the copies of the
San of that date. 1t won't cost much, and
it will be a consolation in the future to
know that there was one fool in the world
blind enough to invent a prophesy in their
behalf.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18
ON CARONDELET STREET.

With some thirty thousand bales less
receipts of cotton thus far this season
than the receipts to same time last season,
owing to the Franco-Prussian war, which
has knocked down the price some four
teen cents per pound from last years
rate and with the exaggerated reports
of yellow fever, which have circulated
far and wide, keeping capitalists and
traders away, it is not wonderful that
money should be exceedingly scarce, and
that little or no activity should be noted
at the Board of Brokers or on Carondelet
street generally. In consequence of this
state of things, where there is not only
no f~uctuation but no animation to the
market in stocks or. securities of any
kind, there is little prospect of brokers
getting rich or fear of their breaking. It
is utterly impossible for them, even deal
ing in the most fanciful of fancy stocks,
to meet the fate Of the Frenchman who
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18
THE PROOF 0r THE PUDDING.

The Courier-Journal insinuates that the
people of Alabama are as peaceful as the
people of any other State in the South.
Let the editor visit the neighborhood of
Tuscumbia with his latest political ideas
and test the character of Alabama peace
fitness if he desires to express a correct
opinion. The Ku-klux in that vicinity
are terribly quiet when they have
no Republican to shoot or hang; but just
let a free man say in Tuscumbia what the
Courier-Jowaal says in Louisville about
the right of the colored people to vote
and hold Office, and he will find the live
Hest sort Of a hornets nest about his ears.
Alabama peace is a good thing to admire
at asafe dishonesty four or five hundred
miles away, for instance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18

willing tb relax their individual efforts.
They do not see the absolute necessity OF
their on n registration, because one vote
the less will hardly defeat the ticket.
This might be a good and solid comfort if
it were nPt likely to be run into the ground.
Too many men may make the same COM
forting assurance to themselves, and thus
u very strength may become a measure
of weakr ess. The only safety, therefore,
is for every man to do his duty, and then
we shall know that all is right. The
hazard is too great to admit of any indo-
lence at present. When the victory is
won, and when we feel safe that the work
which his cost so much is safe for two
years md re, We can then 60 to sleep, fear
less of the future. After the present cleo
ton the scheme of justice which Republic
canism has inaugurated in Louisiana will
be insure I'D past defeat or destruction, and
we may lay aside our armor. One more
effort, al I'D ~then-peace.