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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-10
GENUINE IMPORTED.
ORWAY OATS.

SAMPLES SEAL FHhh IOTdhAbho'
TNrom 100 to 80 bushels grown 20 the acre eighs
II from 20 20 As pounds tot he bushel Tins oats
has been grown every variety of sell and in every
State Of the Union With the most perfect success.
The grain is very large plump and handsome, has
remsrkabes thin husk and ripens earlier than the
common varieties. 49, ~ A4-8-@ =
The straw is BRIGHT clear stout. and not liable to
lodge Is perfectly clear of rust and grows from TO
feet high.
We have both the White and Black Norway both
this same price and equally pro iuctiye. ~ z =.
We will send one quart Of the above Oats to any
atdress post PAID for SI.Ov
Two gu rts post psi f..... 2OO
One peck sent by express freight.....--... 800
Hall bu<hei. 10 poun'is.......... 800
One hushel. 10 1000
CAUTION. To- We wish it distinctly understood
that this is not light oats, weighing % to 80 lbs,
raised in New England. and sold under the PANE Of
Norway, nut imported Seed every bushcl guaranteed
to weigh 40 lbs or the money refunded.
Samdies Of both kinds sent free for a three cent
stamp. also Circalars and IT stimonials. 81 E
Address all orders TO n. p. BOYER CO..
Parkesburg, Chester CO., Pa.
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ID struggles and Triumphs OF
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TEITHteA A021Tg -
Written by hims II. In one large Octave Volume
oea5y 500 pages-prnted in English and German
% elegant full page engravings. 1t embraces forty
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wants IT. Agents average from so TO 100 subscribers
per week. We offer extra terms and pay freight West
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BLOOMINGTON. ILL. NURSERY.

IJTa TEARI 5UU ACRES! 10 ttTRKENBoUsEsI
pies /. IS W.. 1000 fine yr.rs25. Apple Root
Crafts, choice, - Nursery stocks, Seeds, Usage
Apple. Peach, WildgoOse, Plum Usage Hedge, 10000,
iolus, Greenhouse. BEDDING Plants. Send loo, for
Catalogues, 3-l4w.c anstF@K P7KSn.t 1
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IS70. THE NURSERY. 1910.

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UNIVERSALISM.

THE sr4R IS THE WEST. Cincinnati. o.. i. the
elf established Western Universaiist nespsner n
gives current religious and seculsr news, and is
bright andusOrfut home visitor. Eight large pages
sarg matter, givisg ssometling for everybody p
No other pzfer heetei in the fsuiy Send $3.50, and
get Is one year. Specimens free. Premiums to new
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ffls 1ssEJl No IES: seege

FORFANII.Y USE-si,npIe. ehssp. reliable Rstrs
EykkT HING. AGENTS WANTE D. Circular and sam
J ie stocking FREE. Address HINKLEY KNITTING
AAC!lINE CO., 1ls Wabash Az, Chicago, Ill. Nv
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RICEl's !. J Err STABLE

Is Firstclass turnouts, single and double earriages
eady for customers at the shortest notice and sup
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my depend getting the best of each variety



lnde
clerks will always be ready toatendee"
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WILL l. IAM RITTMAN,
Broad st., opposite Firner's hardware store.
Prescott, Hudson and River
Falls Stage.
J. R. RICE, Prop.

This stage leaves Prescott daily at a, m. 70
River Falls and Hudson, returning the same day
1t goes via Clifton Mills Tuesdays and Saturdays
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FARMERS HELPER.

CtIlOWS how to double the profits OF the farm, and
= how FarmeIs and their sons can each make 500
PR MONTH in winter. 10000 capies viii be mailed
free To fsrners. Send and address 20 ZEIGIER,
AcCURDY s e. Chicago, H. ss+.s-,-.-- tf 4w :
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-10

Exceptions are made in favor Of per
sons living 10 province where there is
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10000 ,sAGENTss WANTED FOR 7
Prizes f., AND NUN. !

sAppIy at once sto.CRFFTENDES' & MCKINNEY.
4w.-1g mad 1905 Chestnut St, Philzdelphia, Pa.
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By reference to cur special notice column
il will be seen that Mcfarland, Smith d
Co., the well known clothing dealers OF
Ti,nsville. offer for sale q large assortment
TOR winter wear, also collars, cilis. cravats.
neck ties. scarts, &c. They bavs recently
made large additions to their stuck OF ready
IN sde clothing bats. caps, &C.. which they
offer for sale for the next thirty days Mt
greatly reduced rates. Those Of onr citizens
having deal with this firm will discover the
fact that they sell clothing as cheap as it
can be bought in New Ycrk City.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-14

To-day the Z. & 7. r. X. Co. will COM
mcuce laying their rails from Cehtrevillr to
this city. and If the weather proves favora.
ble they hope to make the entire connection
in about week or ten days, Ground will
also be broken this week for the psssen ger
depot, which viii stand sixty fee; in the
rear OF Corinthian Hail. The freight depot
between Arch and Wates S,reet.-Herald
l3.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-14

Mr. C,wasjce Jeh,ngneer, oue OF tn e
Parsee merchant prioces of Bombay. has
forwarded 81, 900 To be balved between tie
Frauch, and Germans, and applied to the
relief OF those wounded in The war. Though
the occurrence took place. he writes, 'in a
foreign land. aud at so great distance, |
could not obtain peace TO my mind ever
since the fearful slaughter and. .mairins Of
human heings;. now, from this day, l's5ai
satisfy myself that served. peopls in great
distress with little money can spare to
forward for the good of my fellow creatures
Since the year of 1916 Mr.. C0wesjec Je-
bangheer has spent upward OF. &l21,000 ia
the works. of public CHARITY. AID utility,
without respect to Caste. creed or race in
the subjects of his bounty. besides giving
away large saria in private charity. Where
among Christian capitalists is the parpl!el
of this '.heathen's" catholic benevo.e1ce:
What civilized phi!anthropist .sver contri-
huted to relieve the suffering among heath
en- tribes at war? The nearest approach we
can show TO it is the gif. OF Bibles to relieve
their generally accompanied by
liquors and opium to neutraize the, kind
ness.
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n. 8. Sin: :lnOii' Drug uua Variety
store.

Mr.. Simmons has just returned from New
York win very large stock of Holiday
Goods-a richer and more extensive stock
never has been exhibited TO the citizens of
Oil Greek. Ladies Toilet Stands. Writing
Desks Dressing Cases, Dolls, Games, Cali.
dTens Toys in az large variety az can bn
found 10 city storas. 1t is we'll worth visit.
ii you don't wish to bny. This stock
certainly never was surpassed for variety
and richness. lie also has n large variety
of Leroy W. Fairchlid's Celebrated Gold
Pens, vecv appropriate for Holiday pres.
ents Visit Simmons' for q half bouts
amu'emcn',, before you make yont pur.
chdses. decli y,
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There was not so large an audience in at

There was not so large an audience in at
tendance at Sherrys New York Theatre,
last evening as the night previous, on ac-
count .! the bad weather. The drama of
Mary Warner was exceedingly well played.
Miss Virginia Howard as Mary Warner
faithfully portrayed the. wiie's devotion and
sacrifice in so feeling and natural a mauner
az to call forth tears from nearly all pres
ent Mr, Chester as Geo. Warner was ex.
celent. The balance Of the charac:trs
we're well played. Ia the nfterpiece, Mrs.
T. a. Creese,a ,as Jenny Lind, kept the ald-
ence IN roar Of laughter and was repeat.
edly eIcored.
Tonight will be prodnccd the military
drama, in three acts, entitled Tho Ian
Gers and the laugbabie aftefpiece Of Solon
Shingla.
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EAtCSt and RsUSsSEmsN9Esans
vtar NeWS.
London, ptc. ~.

LoN9on, ptc. 49,
Tho nnke Of Mcc&ienburs reports n &C.
we're b,,tle with the army of the Loire Mt
BsaugAenoy, where the French were rein
forced.
Fifteen thonsaud prisoners snl co guns
we're taken 9ud thc tenajpGor OF toe French
army on the road 10 Bosos WAS captured or
beaten.
Another account says: AAer the fight on
tho Ttb. the Bsvaviaus tlraagrncd Dean
meo;y and the forest Of Marcbouis.
The French were reinforced but the Prns-
slams took Brayant. Beument, Acpas and
Bsnsrmny.
On the 9th Bonvaleut, Vcllerean and
Bernay were captured.
Lille, Dec. TO-
General DelleErcourt. who arrived by
balloon from Paris, says the battles on the
30th and December "a. were victories ior
the French, and that toe PfussisG loss was
$4,000 prisoners and SIX guns.
He says Paris suffers no privatious that
the agreement Of the population is good,
aod that the object OF his journey is to in
slrc coincdence in tke movements OF oil the
armies.
Versailles. Dec. 10.
The FFeEch assuming the offensive be-
fore Paf's In large force were repulsed ui
niehiall after days artillery iish..
The prusaian loss was slight.
n few treoc1 prisoners were taken.
General Mateuttaul was in Dieppe.on Fri.
day.
The French at HavTe captured detach-
ment OF Germans with artillery.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-14

NEW WELL.-Tbe we'll owned, b3 Mrs
Sill, OF Troy. N. Y. on the j. S. McCrsy
farm, commenced trsting on Friday last,
yielding hut little oil up to yesterday Gu
"cconnt OF some defect in the tubing it is
snppased. The we'll is now yielding fifteen
barrels per day. Should this defect be
r"mrdie1 large increase OF production is
anticipated.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-14

The l'bera! hearted proprietor of a lager
beer saloon in Rutland, W., recen;l% los,
his pocset-book containing 5000. It was
found and returned by n young man. and
The gratiied Teuton thus gave vent to his
delight: Bob, you is one honest man. I
tells you what iii Go; Iii shake ycu Tor the
lager.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-14

The Peila (iowol Blade seys that $50 bc
good loafsr 1t ia not absolutely necessary
to give your attention 10 it IN early hfs.
Bat. Notwithstanding We have seen middle
aged and cider 2 men who huvc bnilt IN a
reputation for l1aiiag after they had passed
the meridian Of lie; those who learn and
practice it young make the most no.ab!e
examples"
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Versailles. Dec. 20.

The Cairo Bulletin cf the l9th says: "A
wealthy and inillrntit! citi1en of Mrtropa-
AMr C., discovered a few weeks ago.
that . much loved and highly .cul tivated
daughter waa about TO become o mother.
Anxious TO conceal The shame. inevitable
il the gill remained at boIne. arrangements
were made TO send her abroad, and. in pur-
suance OF that arrangement. the mother
snd girl r'acae Cairo on their wav South.
On the same day. Mr. C. learned tina, the
yonng man VITO had effected his daugh-
'eI's rain WAS Boosting o! the achievement
among his companions. Mr.. G. imm.di-
a:ely icircraphnd for his wife and daughter
10 return home. IN due time they returned
The y,inns man was called in, and iniorm-
ri 'hst he must marry the girl or take the
Consequences. Tae vuuag man. we are in
formed. impudenly aud insuitingly de-
clared tba; he wonId not marry the woman
whom he bad wrcngrl A, this Mr. G.
did what scarcely any father could have
retrainel from doing -drew his pistol and
shot the yonng man on the spot. Tie
wound inflicted was sercre one, but ut
last accounts ibr Young man wss'still living
Nr g. surrendered himself to the authorize
ard WAS adtnt;ed 10 bail in .Ee sum Of
$1,000
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the tract Of lsnl known as the Charles
C"nver farm, adjoining the r. L. Shaw
farm. near Stand OF City. on which (ths
H. l.. Shaw farm) a l25-barsel we'll was re-
Gently struck, was bought day or two
Since by X. W. Evsns and Emery Bros, OF
Ii'nSvi'le. There is &c acres in the tract.
and the well alluded to above is in close
proximity TO the line which divides boil
tracta
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-14

LEGISLATION oN PETROLEUM In the
Senate on Friday, Mr.. Cole introduced a
bill relating to the expectation Of petroleum
1t authorizes the tran sfrr OF petroleum im-
ported from British North American pos
sessions in metal vessels or packages, and
subsequent cxportotinn, without payrnert
OF duty. Referred to The Commissioner Of
Commerce.
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movement is now on foot to raise 500.
coo FOR The purpose Of maNng the Buffalo
General Hospital permanently Independent
Less !haD S eco will not be taken .ro51; a
single Subscriber. Mr. s. G. Austin heads
the LIST with $40, GOO. This gentleman has
also given $1,000 10 the Bnn,lo Orphan
Asylum, on condition that $50, 600 ebal be
raised.
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THE LrBEaTY oP THE rEEss.

Aronnl ter waist put my ATM
II felt ss'solt as cake,
"Oh. dear" says she, ''what liberty
You printer men do take"
"Why. yea. my Sal. my charming gal
II squeezed her some saess.)
Con YOU say aneht against
The freedom of the Press"
kissed he somc-I did, by gum;
She colored Ike beet;
Cpon nv living soul She looked
Amoet too good TO eat.
gave her aootEer buss, and then,
Says she. II do confess
rather kinder sorter like
The freedom Of The Press"
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Tomorrow evc,irs there is TO he social
party at the new bail Opposite the Roches.
rr House. The Managers have SPACED DO
pains 20 make the occasion pleasant for
tnoss who attend, and no doubt coed time
will be had
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-14

Mr.. j. II. Smith, of the firm of Bouham
d. Smith, rs engaged to-day ia removing bis
law ofice from Its old location. to the com
incdious rooms over G. w. King. Sls. meat
market. The change is u desirable one.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-14

ORIENTAL HOT BLAST ,PARLOR
STONES) are IN snch great demand that
Nicholson & Biachmon cannot supply the
home trade. oc6,.
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Mr. David Liughiin was thrown from his
horse oa Saturday, at Pleasantville, frac-
tnrng his skuIl. He wos taken up insen-
sibla Afd carried to the house at Mr. Mitcn.
ell, At Entcrprise, where ho still lies 10 a
precarious conditiol.--IIerald.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-14

The largest audience ever gathered to-
se'her In .sobeI's Opera House, greeted
soerry on bis opening night in this place
Tue number Is estimated at over six hun
dred.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-14

We defy Competition in Buck
shin Goves. VIC Know what ~ say when
We assert that We can aud do sell the besi
oi Back skin Gloves cheaper than any ctii-r
place in town. LAMMkRS X ALDEN.
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An exchanges publishes u column and n
bali on !'The meaning OF lore" We thought
i. a long established fact that ''love is an
unnatural and inordinate desire on part of a
young man to pay young woman's DO ard
ing"
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The Lstoei Novelties in Lap Robes,
TrnSeinv Bags, Driving Gloves. Rubber
Over Goats, Cepes nnd l.eggins. hv
NCFARLANr. SMITH &Go.,
Gents Furnishing Emporium, Lusee Block
Timsv.lis. Pa.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-14

Cnrivai,d ludncrmenis offered IN Mems
boys aud youths Ready II nd- Cluthiny, by
MCFARLAND. SMiTH Il Co..
CiCthiars. I.nsre Block, T!lu-viii,., Pa
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-14

The ''Eernon Scarf. Royal Scarf Windsor
Cravat, and Lutha'r Bow" sold by
MCFARLAND. SMITH & Co.
Gents Furnishing Emporinm, (LoSee Block)
Tiiu.ville, Pa,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-14

The l.rgrst assortment of Parlcr and
Cooking Sinv's may bs iuInd u; Nicholson
Il BlackmOn's
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The "Londcn Wldr Eud. Paris Wide
End. Clnh House, sDd Icvins" Tic. (just
ouD. SCld by
MCFARLAND. SMITH T. Co.
Gents Furnishing Emporium. tLusee Block J
TiIusT;ils. Pa.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-14

The 'P.Cii.c. Cambria. Grown Prince,
Paris, Crava,, and LonGun Bows. sold by
MCFARLAND. SMITH i Co.
Gents Furnishing Emporium, Tl,usville, Pa
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-14

Ey auction. On Tuesday, one hundred
ehare! OF MaCiintockville Petroleum Com
puGy s4,!a HI 81 cents, in Pniiudc'phta.
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70 LET.

AT IsHAMs, TTrrsyiLLR.-GrutsW Watch
90. y i"li line OF american Watches, in
clldias Howard Nickel movement.
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Try the ''fou Bet" parcr cpr
~ n ,or comfort T snd elegance Ly onn "n'qnal.'
'"p'r Gun eve. manufactured, sop5yy IIy olhtr
Cant, McF,RLASp, ss,rusg
"'h's Furnishing Emporium, Ias" r." Co,
Ti'nsvIls, Pa ''OcR
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-14

blhDH The hest SiiuginS and =,
had NJ S'ons are 10 hs
nov1-.f 7 ,r
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r''i a' Nicholson & R'ockmops ana,
a looking stove with iron wsr" e., Sn1 buy
dollars ware iov twelve
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+ 4 true bill has been found in the case OF
Sam Spa,z; indicted for arson In Causing the
late fise at Perker's Landing Court
fixed The bail at SO, 600, aod The case will
no probably come up before the next term
of Conrs. The case was worked up by De-
teciive Harry Miller. Of Oh City.
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Millets Cough Honey, beat in town. Fol
ale Ut GRIrrss Bros.
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4, un'lhey has large 10. Of .co,o, -
London porter especially or f,ni,, ave ave md
The bottle or cnsr ''"''y nap by
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etro'eum Centre Daily Record
ARRIVAL AND DEpAS,TURE OF
TRAINS ON d. e. d A. II. II.


On and after Monday, Nov. 2S,b. 1874
trains viii run as follows:
NORTH NO. 5. NO. So 7
Leave irvine. lsOIpv s,On a,
Lepve Oil City 7.coAx. 2.55pM. 7,5Op N
Pet.Cen 1.t0 I" 3.39 $50 :.
% Ti,usv. $40 4.25 q" 0J2 ;.
Arrive Cory, ItOO s,67 "lO3S i"
sorTH NO. 2. No. no. G.
Leave Cory, ll,O5 A N. 6. OAK. e,l5pa
Titnsv. H. 40P N. 735 1852 :.
=" /. Cen. l.a7 " $40 80 8.42 6
Arrive 0. City 2,lO 4" 900 " 020 8.
81 Irvine. 4.50 L" ll.4O
~ No. S and run on Sunday.
FREIGHT TRAINS NORTH.
olSo IN No. l3 NJ II. No. I5 No Q
ASUS, Gi3 An. ll,l5A.N. 1n!5AM. tao AN 3 10 Pm
MT Z !o'io " 1.UiPx i2l5PAS,i5 ,4o !"
4. "c Cor, Is IN ,N 2'Ao" LAS "go.4S Az "
FRIGHT TRAINS SOUTH.
10 c,r NO. TO- Nos. 10. le No. ID. No 90
Le II; oooA,x saoAH. 10 s5A.n. ll,14As. stea
tC,SCO " 940 l215ra IL pm ana :,
ArOCio.iS 1892 las - ..u5 :. 0S :.
II CRY and Petroleum Centre freight. leave. OH
s"y 1,lV ,. M arrives al Petroleum Centre 20 n
M a. Lr.es Petroleum Centre at i, 10 H., arrives
L "a, ami are express tra;n..
. ~, ~ is through accommodation, coupects at
q rry tor East AMI Moth 90
SILVER PALACE sLEEpisG CARS
To- 5-Drcet from Philadelphia without change.
No. 3-Drect TO Ph!lndel,hia wi,hnIt chon~s
E0' direct from Pittsburgh withon; rhai1rc
10 6-pirect to Pit!sb ursh without ctangs.
Aontay Nov. q. 1870.
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E,tr1s N0tacrs.
10. M. rsesaemsii, 81 Co.. sy

80 ha' Ntn' WShs a. &'ss %
fnrk Row, Now York, and Goo. L. l'owo,l y Co..
Advertising agents are the sole agents for the Pc,
trolcrm Centre pAuY Rgroru IN that city. Ad.
ycrt;scrs in ttat city ntc requested TO leevo tioir
"a vors with either of Zoe ahuvc houses
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-14

Try the Patent Psnta,oon Drawers,
Shield urdershirt. Bay State Suspendei,
(iust introGnced.) Russian Braces, Guyut
braces, and Russian Cable. sold by 4
MCFARLAND. SMITH & Co.
Gents Furnishing Emporium, Titnsville. Pa
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-14

All styles light barnes. cheaper than th,
cheapest, made from Moff,rs oak stock. ant
warranted, at j. L. Kron's.
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Solid silver goods ~ cases suitable for
presents, a. IsHAM's,
Tilusvlllc.
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How true thes, silnp;e lirus are:

How true these slnp;e liCus are:
There was q little gi ri
Who had li5lle curl
Right down in The middle Of her foreh cad
Aad when she was good
Sho was very good
And when sbe was bad she was hurriI.
The Buchanan Royalty Petroleum Com.
pany have declared iheig sixteenth diva nd
a. per cent.
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WALL PAPkIs
al GRIFFEs BEos.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-14

Oysters by the quart AT oucners.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-14

Eron2es. Opera Glassrs, French Clocks,
Fans, Fiae Loudon leather goods a,
lSnaH'S. litusvil!e.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-14

TRY the celebrated True Fit shirt made
10 oydcr aud SOLD only by
MCFARLAND, S!!rrn i Co,
Gents FURNISHING nn.poIi.m. Lusee hl.cS.
qiiUsy.lr. Pa.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-14

Having aided to NY laie" stock. | am
now ready to supply scotch Whisky. Jamei
Ca Rum and all other imported goods al
New Yorl; prices.
uOyl2tf- OWEN G.FrXvy
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-14

Miilet's Camphor Ice, the best in the
mariet, at GRTFFEs Bros.
uuvl9- lm.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-14

Millcr's nnrivaled Worm Confeciions,
warranted at GRIFFIs Bros.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-14

Ar IsH,N'S. TIrUsyILLs. --Lsties stem
wiudn, Watches OF nearly all ftst-ciass
iushete. decS-Zw.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-14

Diaries !or 1871 at
GRIrFEs BRos.