davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-11-04

r,I. tt /, ut tat.y tulurr viii tnr,f eApta,
- y a'!zs,t. The snp2'! of nj. .'lu'u n.s:-,
"a ,;ua ~ y -:ut aaIhu! ~s1c c,n 'sitrnr 1t
5e,oIa Iab'c nsure-. C.lsumc,s ot ,h': 1:7al. :.r.,
liz ii, r. tiv.ls n.le attrltl l.. slpsu u:-s.
am, VT Lettcd u trnfoS..t iCtsl'.e ia rult+a
Gs;u .fua, at:,t t1ml ar tit M. :,a-. t:sr an. XA
=, Il. = puru Will oe a,:e1, fnr sptlrk ,rn..
~. MT plenty, and viii ptooAbty continue DIN ~
An a.;tiyt teu:anl TOT these wOols would prnb-
Nj capsr nse n values unest there sa0ult be .
iarE- importation Of n.s fur-i:n wools trom the
E,Sfth malktkk This latter haa hat tue 4t.et-
IL n oi several lxfgr manufacturers AMI ttnYo,t.
e1s ftr s,r4e tine last, sun miv esElt ID sUcNux
our markets With csIr. an o,her ferrtgn wooA,
sItttcy whrh r1y now be e1rec-ed.
Pulled WoolsL LSupusa anu extsas have been IN
css'o demand, AID IL sirv OF tne SCARCITY OF ne
supers viii appreciate In value There IL no ~
run nplattM, Of u cK. ...
as1Hfnruia Woo!a-The stock OF good apFtux
wools is apte r.duce d, and Is smi5 held. Oregon
Woolt sre also III l.gh stock Rrteip.s are fair and
ebten. Of tall clip: Stock !tRht.
TeIxs KoQl4-l1Ave snafed In the general dut-
| rfas Hsrttn.s ere m0dela.e, and the stock on
i,and. u hich + z,nal,. IL ntmly held.
Foretao Wtols-Iupns7s ase snaA. aad sales
| co1tned 70 rAypet descriptions TIE stock Of aae
The following are tho sales during the month,
a. 1eporstd: 1850 coo Ms Fleec. snd pulled, 70
kssc: s1:9o ~ tnr: nsSs: ,oo'o9S @ ~ sconrsxs; d
| u Teyar. 4.4 s3Ac; Isl 600 ha A+sr1a. pnlied,
~ Sssss.: ); M s roi1e, &c; 80 ha!es uouskos
| ,,nht Tut4., s. 1st &Is.
| R,.a ,p,s Of uo,eS.lc wool during the month,
| > q. Ls.rA C0AstwIse. 2,l9s bales; California
1'.n naits: Texas, is uales: Savannah, ia
! IL IL, Srx Orleans 443 baita Tpea, 991 Uaes
| The 1y,r, t. IT 1e past month. ~ pnnlShet
ste. Liverpool. - bA1e-: 1lo G-aude. % bales
l.. uffop, IS butts: u hteftfep+ 3lt oA.es: FtsA9nA
| 3il balr-. Ktal, - bales.
inc fnl on ,tlr y. +. rhr pr,ces current Of wuol
Il New YORK. November !, 1s's:
! NAf71c PtakcEs
/ yrsr 3pfk, Mrh1pan, fnds1Ets ant Wastuhsin.
| Saxony te4re. .4ite53 Half blood -..-.,..+a4
| Thr.e-uuaIter aud quarter hloud. .-.'44 -
| fui ij4sl HeF- C1tuulpn. ..+......4z.1+
| iup.........., ,.4p94t Eo1nbtnG neccc- -sNss
Ohio. ft1nssttunG, AMI EHyon-
h Cne,ce sciected Hall hf0od. .EkA1
SnxonJ .-..-.... s{uAises b4oo"....' 80 -
| Ca1opI 10. ~ common -....., .%A<4
, 1870-11-04

- II LA1ER.
At the Afternoon Bo11d, No. spring
wheat waa in active demand, and prices ruled
higher. the market closing 1t e511{c seller last
hxlf Of November. aud 941fc cash. No.
corn closed At 5s;;5ic cssh. Other grains, pro-
visions, and lake fteights were neglected.
, 1870-11-04

rnMofs OF ~ a'ln,.tlce Lvtne-L FsAace nru teIs-
ttu, ard buoy alCJ nf tls' G,r stuck Ex n 4es..
eleCtnc t1t elite tu y id 10 12N
Gov etnr TIT tu'th aIr stt.itG'~i l. ~ nn4thy IN
the tsfnct Exrhangc The shan. market ras
favotnfly affected. and prices .'iva.csM. TIE
1rraAu.y ucrt tl- bnns 4. ,h- amount or st,s1:,-
ttn Thr eaces: ever S:,pou,tSt r~pseaeutlng d
retnvt etRtnf 1t the Ssas, ,00 Ru so1d yesterday.
The awars n.1ie At IN iJ-1t1 10 10 35-l lGt,
TIE Scnt b:nu.hl 81, s,oN..Nn Of November cnu-
pnhs- tn" 80 amer Ctsy Of Me+ita, from Vesa
trtIl a:'t IL: ia, hTuuKht $9362,S{l
Nhts t..:Att c;tkJ. ut 5 Sc per cent
: cF3ing -teebls. 1t H9'..
t'sli reRyy: nIp+ne.l II lto.t an. n<e' 4. l.aa
III \. tu,foHlnG rates, l.6l t. 49, II elise.
t1eaIancek, <aS,tt0.tW.
Guyrfl1nt hf& " xk: ..- --...- IT,.
Comps, Al ,11ss,A1taH Couns. 81. ..ln97k71id
Cuups, f2. -Ns' sAlests t'oup4, 49,. .lln talteai
tups, 81. stalus l0-&a. .-lts n ivsai
t'ouu%, s.. Leafs lGs5. Cu4leprl 64t11 t4st:A
Eoup-, utw.1t2A AlLe!4
Stale N udh neglet ted
Missouri. ........ atss Old vEggtnts. ....... s.
tlM TrnueaAee..... ~ uhl En:1a taru!snB-s3
New Tenuetser... O. | New North l.Atvltt -a91
, 1870-11-04

The amount OF bond purchasers is smaller
than vas generally anticipated IN view of the
fact that the currency balance Of the Treas
soon come out 6y the redemption Of 3 per
cent certificates, which Hill be retired In pro-
portion to the increase Of National Bank cir
culation. But as the greenbacks that viii CONS
ont in this WAY will only take the place OF
per cents that will be retired, It will have no
eject to inc1eaee the amount Of currency in
circulation.
The following quotations. for gold in Sew
York ana secnIinee in London, were received
, 1870-11-04
Old vty1tbts, s.
UlA En1a tsaru;lrH33
New North t..&tots -as'
COMMERCIAL,

Tuesday EyHxsNu NuV. J.
Tha following tAhi. lows tho receipts n...l
tai.ments OF produce II this point during tho
II tu ettxxfnuf hnur$. "
, 1870-11-04

TotA s.;, ;na c;ea1ances t,f 80 en-
vr,es al fjour and grain. a foIfows- Wnesf 5oeo-
So nn: CON, ess hu: oa1ss 1,o5 s1S ou oat-
leT, ls3 bu; ne. ~. 50 hus aour, 10 nts.
cedln4 81 Which We have made report-KfFoH
pesS Nor. ?.
, 1870-11-04
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

..-..-.-. THURSDAY ETE1SG, Nov. /
LCNBEH-The arrivals to-day were OF light
chs Acter, and b.sinesa II the Lumber Exchange
ruled quiet not Einglc sale being enteled upon
tie hook. S1irRles and la1h ren1i1 diM II uu-
charged quotations.
At TIE TAlna -..
Trade ia reported fairly active, and. with rue
exception Of reduction OF b0c per N on common
boards Fencing, iotst scantlhg and small u1aber,
s1.JO On totss and scantling tl9 to u fett}, and
isLc per n on lath, prices remain unchanged
We rer1se cur LIST - follows:
Flfst Gear, 1-inch 10 9-tuch-
Second cleaJ, l-tach 10 4-tnch. &lQeS&3eH
Third clear, 1tDch. aoo2aaM
Thltd clear, II. n, and 7-inca.-.:.. 3A"s9s@"e
First and secoud cltar flooring, toxeta-
E,ae .-.......s...,. IS 0o9as00
14rnr tnd xnrr, rfear sizing Together sQNA2S200
1.or, rnou xjntur. .,,s... 11.n19laO0
ttnmtnon noortnr. dressed. t1rxt -, 80 81. 90
common flooring, dressed, BecOnd.... 4a00
shJ 1nSarn 1a~' e' 7.'.. .. so.ootaaaoo
! 4 stoxf bnar1is. .., 4A013E.00
Il Eocf bosT,is. ,is........s............ 7n0a3sa.o 90
! Common boards, fencing, tolss, ecant.
md Ind undeS 0 e.aa ..<' ....f..,, ~ ~ 1aooalaso
Joist md scantlinR, IS 10 ii feet,.....
DrI romn1on boafd2 and fencinR.,. 400
| F1cxeta 10.0o7l9.00
| licfets. souare are....,...,.,.,....,..l l0DO(3lA00
CedI post1, Split. ~ II
Ce6Af posr1, found. 1N9 ~
1 Isih, ....,.,,,,,,,.,,...aNk3 ESQ
SaTed ehiuples. Eo, i,..-....,........ 2sa9 &et
| Saved 6hln7leF. A ur rsx..,,,.,..... A5p9 III
NJ, seaseutd, 3 Tn,,,,,,.,,.. ..,..., s1.n3s3 x
, 1870-11-04

nnmtpalls unchanged, ranZlng rs follows: tia
track, timothy. p7e:se,l, tta~aoa15 VI: p;atEl-,
prcsscti upiAu, tln :Aallol: DO slough. ,e':
t'sost, On wlgon. fll.Gesa14 70; for delivery u
pressed hay, {i.pha1s acco..!tuG 10 distance
IiIDEs-SnipIn n and local tanners were bug.
ing and the offerings wctc taken at tae quoted
r.icrs sheep 7r.is were Ia Eaei demand, and
were salao'e at 7ha9sc for city slaughter. ami a.
butchers, 7A1sSc: Errcn sase,l. cured, uzht, 10y
01lc: dc. b, ayy. 3A a lec;; do. par Cured, 20
loEr: green calf, ltai7c; dr5 fitnt. 1seAtc; dry
tse dsnngcd, two-,htr,as price; branded, 10 per
, 1870-11-04
9GH9HTHE-
p0RTk8{E STEAM ENGINES.

Comhartns the s.zxnuro X efficiency durability. aEd
esuu6ty With th~ unt.uuu Of weight and price. fhey
Az widely and fArcT.hJ known. nl7f1 th%7 aG bia4
10 fse. All warranted satisfactory, OF asia Dossp
tive eiseuiN7 ssat on 9ppl!r.ston: Addrrts
, 1870-11-04

Tutnl GRE AMI pig trou......7tt,o $50 7s5, ,50S
Showing difference Of 5,752 net tons in
favor Of Marquette.
Tie Cincinnati PrrE Current gives the fol-
loving table Of comparative Ir1ces Of hogs.
wheat, An.l cortl. in that market, for several
1elTo psat:
, 1870-11-04
Take no More UnplrsA<tanI ana
Unsafe Remedies


ln WASHING rORST. UalC4GD. ILL.,
NJ noTtsS cnxased md <uctS4sful PdyNeisa In
C ntinur. . trtst a1l PuIsA1E CHhosic, an6
SEH11s1 Nh wss.asEN q both ssxes, without uaerery.
Gnr g. FIT ern.r 2Esdasns avR1sioS 70
r,ra. = NrAtEn 5-ssAT, Lnxl NxNukT and xiH.
a.op. retseeiy curt6. I: seI47ideu' that Fs1-
s.eaa wne e,otrss sn.-If rrr1rsivrss t. he .t1,iv
oee t. na.e .ei'se -ste .kil il H. s7ecsisy ths1
This fact introduce pasIents u Ky r. TT 9entEs
%cnf. ~ lmcaie.n<. H.. n.ers.ea il H. I,hes4-
tnFJ- Nt1a htf AkDtEAt E.SAAYS5. s.1s - 49, n
Ar r. t1 EiAtx sEAIEn rxvEinPr ca r,efot y a1 -
tfAma PRIVATE CtkUtILAR t. t.I9.rr far NJ - oa3
i,sy ostlce hcrss.s A. Il To p n saaday.. = a.
, 1870-11-04

Total grain. bu. .e+G 1.ees ss.ssss9s o&,:sa, u!
The following 8a clNrrt sn01e ta- e4.t *art
chicago, Mi!wsukee, and TU1eto, IL eae Seek
eLtliug Utt %, und the deattna:fsn OF -: : As:
, 1870-11-04

IS 0,9A00
sa.Az20
11.ul9la0-
3aOt,t4saW
$500 so.
So.0Na3a0t]
M0D3E0
700a3a-W
, 1870-11-04
MEDICAL CAErA
Chronic Diseases.

Arda. R.zi,h h.. eufn.s nt tt-.:.'a mp stara3
lhrr 'aa1a>a SPECIALIST cf The ar. to1a'tet
conductor ot Jhtnr.' Lick Hos7t ta!. Sew Drf~s1< L.
tn9 ssirtern Year,. Fns the a4t rluvtn yeass located In
Chieaeo, III ur. JAMES enr.A- S.;hil. With I Nex-
.FaEtzrr. No arscnsv poisonous druss a."d Spetna-
totrh's and impotence eurea r An tutaos. rneth"A.
vrneHr-l eaatsctrr srrteesfu,y trrated Dt. JAXE3
has hen enxaEed in this tpislty fox more than gar
ttf1i ecEt.ry. Il n1ull lAtion ftrr-
F+maie dif6salte. and Irregularities tse&tef win
ezfety and sreeSvs-
send s.s psnsh'~ts far more pastsenl... On seerse
AadErre Pr. JAMES ht bit Medical y1astsusa 81 .uA
U1uofa.
M JAAKs* 1nstsute /. the ia-sr.t Of ne kind In III
, 1870-11-04

NEW YoRE, Nos. a-The chief topic Oh consSs g !.
satlon II Val fGrsf sais efNIpe2ps En- hs
, 1870-11-04
0CEAE STEAMERS,
PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP C0MFATfT
Tbrnnph IInA To CslIf4in]s 1ud China.

EAKEA FsREATIT HHVLEEUe
6scaffyr leave ptey No. Il Fntt River foot ri Canal
IT,, ut 10 Set<k uoon tho 4th ard 9th except Whdn
fht.e dave all m Srudav-tse1 tar day pF~Efr1s
| November s-ARtZ&3SA. Captain %Ausy, conneetInk
*ftn nAtNA" "1+t..-,--r------ ~. -t4s"!sfa1r .h
EE.,1dr.3 rounds ar hAxxA,e alto End tEne 70 eHfA
AK: n....es~r Nka.dae md ATTENDANCE ~
All departures tcuea Il ma11-- -
eotnets 1t ranaua with f.ea.ners for 50 lta pacias
pnlg. tth and 1*t. for CeuEa1 American rorsA an&
thoee Of 1T tnaeh a ManzAnlIo.
rev ! ps~ avn &'H1NAr
Steamer GRE.sT RKPCRLIC. leaving Dee. I, Is:a
ar freight and rassAxe tirksts. and II further lax.
r.1t ApEfE IT the office the wharf, foot Cnftzl
r.. S-s York Il. r BABY, AGENT, or 1t f;enarsx
wGtse- trnc5. eo.nsr Lee.n. -. Asdison-sx, Old.
earn J. A. " wARRA0K. Axeht-
, 1870-11-04
Tptl, 9.105 1886
1.IvE SIlNk ENk1GuT5.

BEEF cATTLE-lt Hn2 4 fairly acttEe day In
this branch OF t1e tive STOCK market All classes
OF buyers TcFe represented, and. while there Nas
no paEu. ular urgency in tue demand from anJ
Guu1tcF. their purchases male ycs1nctabte az
EreEate. The receipts were comparatively 3l.ht,
reaching only l ,433 head, and, IS there were few
.tae csItl*: hel over, rtn feeling obtained, and
realized than havepevalied at any previous time
within TIT pass fortnight SO far as thin Texas,
sad panr native cate were concerned: the
cord:i!0u Of the market was without
I,erccptible charge. the inquiry Tor such
coutlIuinE limited. and prices ruling low and an-
4euiune. a'lrG- The extreme range OF prices patd
WAS fa- 5aa7 IS, with the majority OF the transac-
tioLs within the range OF s4.0 data The ourattle
ure. S7.4s, whs 0btatnet for - heal are1aGlny
l.as7 ns. Lott i smith were the sales uen- 4
tHuye Of Rtoi smooth B+-cond-class steers, areF-
agsux 1.es1 MS. brought $3.50. There <as rather
rnurc II qulry for strk strer5 than during The
vttrr sa1AI,le III Ge.ttf prices. Thu Pens were
rI.uy we'll cftancd up. and the market closed
Ltnl. -
Ghr!re nceyFE-Fnf, tst, wal-fn:mes,
| 31u s-scar Old steers. aud averaging
Leu 10 1.4{kt hs, .tI.tDa tot
| 1r,t1e l,eeyes-G ,etI, weil-fatte1l, ansiy
to5.n-.l stt~:r1, averaging 1,:uo to
1,sH rs. .-.--..-...... ..- &-S9A.i
ave. az .asiua ID. 10 t,soe ns...-.. ..... sooa6e
] Medium t.IH-s-Medinm steers aud
| eoud chws for city slaughter. Rvesas-
InE SaU 70 1,ttG r1. ...,..-........ ..... A50aA-i
6s.,h. aTtrayInc 100 tu i, ,0OO lbs. ,.. a5Eal.I
1afe1tor-i5Qit aud thin cows and steers
| TELnLf.-
, 1870-11-04

19Es. ,.-.-.. ......-...- <9e+lel El09sss
The following statement shows the receipts
Of flour and grain At Buffalo BY lake aud
GzAcd Trunk Railway from January to No.
yember !. in the year. indicated:
, 1870-11-04
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

THURSDAY EvRxtEs, SnV. ;.
TIE fo!loxtas table snaws .iaii, receph and
sh3Elne Its Of live STOCK during the week, up to
, 1870-11-04

=: Nuth clafk-t. eu-es Csasnmptiuu, Lsse. 1>ru.
tut. ny1prr.s, <crnG. tcunplaits (s+ner.f f14hji-
y. :Tansl &sstsr.. svr,s!itie Aa.etiuss M4bs:Ss.
eal tnlane-, adsies ay al of a3I:-ss tSe Uo
t1r OF Al ccaaaen.ia ttr% tnvslis an " nro1i.
, 1870-11-04

For Nom -slctentlon or Euconti.
.- nGIJA.61
m1 uar< liberation et "a
FtnHc tn the h{aafe. r1tnr gravel hrEck tn4t ~
pdifa. ard II ttsrasts Of ths bladder, k3tneJs Anl
arnpetc11 eFtTIirer.
USR HxLMR,!isS *L.''I.s RVre ACT RuCtxD
, 1870-11-04
3Hcimhorti's Extract Buchu

1HEiln5S{SBF1'A EItE1GI IfuCNU
Ard tNFRovFr f.1lt WASH r1tAs s~cr~s .ui 1fc1lt4e
dir"rdcr. To- ~ their s$h<et It te c1p~u+ little ~ &c
ehznke In Diet no n~unr eri-,es Id no e1p.+ur~- II
ID 71sn: IN Taste an@ Cd tnellata ia tSs sciar
and fire. ftots Il! tal-lous prooertirs.
, 1870-11-04
Shattered Constitution.
DR.. RasScu

L: Suth ca:ktt, OhIearo, eurcs tsr no charge, sha
wcENtsHees Of tr1nfae veaknss<, ~ rf+tt1d I'll
~. s1.ss r.s,,h. # tns
ard Eexuzl IA<rs-~s o. Both ee1es Sru3 a:nfuo fos
Theory Of Nervous sud Se xux1 Dscases cp.uItxtfos
sFtr and ecc6f tutsN
, 1870-11-04

The GtOFY OF Man Is Strength.
Vh7eferr the ntrvoue ane dthi!if .ted should uane
dfAte!y Use HK..Nf.1tp's HITAA0 BCCau
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-28

The vensngo County Teachers Institute
will hold its next session in Franklin. on
Monday, November 7tb, at l p. m, contin-
uing five days. The following instru ctors
have been engaged: Hon. B. G. Ncrthrup
Secretary of the Board of Education of
Connecticut, Mrs. Anna r. Randall, of the
Oswego Training School. and Prof. Charles
II. Verrill, Principal of the State Normal
School at Mansfield.
Evening addresses will be delivered, al
so, by W. ]. Galbraith, Esq, of Oil City,
S. c. 4. Dodd, Esq, and J. II. Osmer, ESD.
of Franklin.
II is hoped that all expecting to teach in
this county will consider it their duty to
avail themselves of this opportunity fOr
their own improvement and for the i'm
provenent ftheir schools. Ss--
Members OF the Institute passing over
the Allegheny Valley r. Il. or Oil Creek &
A. r. r, or the jamestown Il Franklin r.
r., in coming to the Institute, having paid
full fare. will be returned free.
All friends Of education are cordially iu-
vited TO lend their presence and aid.
CHAS. II. DALE.
County Superintendent.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-28

In an article about the drunkenness and
arrest Of Daniel Mcfarland the New York
Star has some very feeling expressions.
$50 thoroughly and diseustinply drunk
was this tender lamb" it says, .'who, ac-
cording to John Graham and Other distin-
guished authorities, never drank at all.
that no could neither answer questions nor
steady himself against the rail. Poor, dear
man, how he missed the tender arms OF the
tough old jades who embraced him on bis
acquittul! How helpful they would have
been on this interesting occasion, to assist
him as he staggered from the dock to the
'beIow, where be was sent by the justice.
Last night Mcfarland had hard time Of
1t. lie was dead drunk when locked up,
and from the groans and cries he uttered
all night, 10 the infinite terror of the poor
fellows near him, it is inferred that be
saw things, rats, murdered men, deserted
wife and hungry children. He may have
been gibtarins with bis dead instructor
and fellow skunk Ludlow, or he may have
been beseeehing Richardson TO let up on
him."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-28
Gold at l p. m, lllh

STARTED UP-The Indian Rock Oil Co.
ara about starting up eight or nine old
weiis on their property on the Ha,e, short
distance above Pioneer, and nearly oppo-
site Bull Run. During the past two or
three months they have plugged up 90 lsss
than forty holea, reserviug those tina. plo-
ducsd !be most oil during the excitement
four years ago, which they will commence
pumping soon, having the rigs up aod ma
chinery In place ct several VI them already.
Should they succeed in shutting Off the
water no doubt 1t will prove paying in
vsstment. 1t 10 also their intention to pu,
down two or three new wells in 1.-The same
vicinity. The Indian Rock Co. own q
large tract Of land in that vicinity, and al
one time wsrs among our heavies. opera
aorA
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-28
--latest and Siost Important
War News.
Berliu. Oct. 27.

Berliu, Oct. 81.
The King telegraphs TO the Queen as fol-
lows: "This morning BazaiDe and Metz
capitulated. with l50, 900 prisoners, includ-
ing 20, 600 sick aud wounded. The army
aud garrison laid down their arms this af-
ternoou. This is one of the most import
ant vents Of the war. Providence be thank.
ed.
Tours. Oct 27.
1t is rum ored that fighting is going on
near Orleans.
q No news from Paris to-day.
Tours, Oct 81.
There has been great movement Of
troops here to-day.
The railways are wholly engaged with
their transportation, and are closed TO the
public.
Blois, Oct. &c.
| Strong columns Of the enemy's cavalry
and infantry attacked u French reconnoi-
tering party on the left bank OF the Loire;
Yesterday, but were handsomely repulsed
| after short engagement.
Rouen, Oct &c.
The enemy, on leaving Gisors, attacked
Longchumps with nine hundred men and
four mortars, but were beaten of By Franc.
tireurs and other troops.
Vendome, Oct. 81.
1t is said there, ale still two thousand
Prusslaps in Chateau Dan, eight hundred
Of which are cavalry.
They also have two cannon.
Vosges. Oct. p.
Vongent was evacuated By the Prussians
last night.
Before leaving they fired the town 10
se veral places.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-28

e. s. CoURT.--In the case of the U. S.
~ Simon Levi, tried at Pittsburgh on
Tuesday last for passing counterfeit money,
the jury brought In verdict of guilty,
standing II for conviction 70 lfor acquittal,
but recommended the prisoner to the mercy
Of the court. Levi, 1t will be remembered
was arrested at this place in March last for
passing $50 bill! upon J. R. Barnes Of the
American Hote., snd smother upon George
King. The case hsG come up before the
court several times Sut Lad bssr adjourned
over until it vac sneliy disposed OF as
above. The priseaec IT,, -er.an6si for seu'
tence.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-28

1t is said that solar oil aud petroleum
can be deprived Of their offensive smell by
keeping them for two or three days in con-
tact with a small quantity of chloride Of
lime, and after the lime settles the oil can
be poured off perfectly clear. The illumi-
mating power of the oil is said not to be
diminished, and the smell is that of pleas
ant ether.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-28

An Ohio youth who desired to we'd the
Object of his affections, had an interview
with her parental snce stor, in which he
stated that, although he had no wealth
worth speaking Of, yet he was "chuck full
OF days works" He 60. the girl.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-28
Stamrs ogi Receipts.

The new revenue law which went into
effect on the lst,.aboishel tho necessity fol
stamps on receipts. a large number Of bus.
iness houses in the country bad been in the
habit of having two'cent stamps imprinted
on their priated blanks for receipts. as in
case OF checks. The new law inds many
with large stock OF these on hand, and
applications have been made TO Commits
sioner DelanO to know how they can be
used. 1t has been ordered that such re-
ceipts can bo exchanged for on equal value
Of ary denomination of revenue stamps.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-28

SCALpED TO DEATH.-A little child aged
about two years, daughter of Mrs. Mary
Thomas, of Plum township, this county,
fell into tub Of boiling water, on Saturday
morning last. and was so severely scelded
that she lied on Sunday morning. 1t will
he remembered that Mrs. Tbomas' husband,
NJ NJ. Thomas, was killed early in the
,pring by being struck with plow while
at work, end this second severe afilicton,
following so quickly. indeed fills to over
flowing her cup OF sorrow.-Venango Citi-
2en.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-28
I.,is not very o.ton that We 'kick against"

It's not very o'ton that We 'kick against"
our brethren o. tie press copying items
4, om the RrconD without giving credit
In .,ne days issus OF tho TituSvills Courier
s...a tly, no less ttan si- oil and other
,tAm. were copied iroda !his paper and ap-
neared in that journal IS original. We are
. nsrfsctl, willing to allow "three'quarters
a,..,ings," but when It comes to the "whole
noo,, Il iot,ks like "crowding On the mourn
eis.' -
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-28

INsTALLATIoN.--Rev David Patton, will
be installed Pastor of the Presbyterian
Church at this place, on Wednesday even
ing, Nov. I'd. The services will be con.
Quoted by Rev. DR.. Eaton. Of Franklin,
assisted by Rev. Sinclair of Titusville, and
Rev. J. T. Oxtoby of North East, formerly
pastor of the society here. a more ex
tended notice will be made hereafter.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-28

An oil train aud locomotive 'met by
chance" on the Allegheny Valley railroad.
near Pittsburgh, Wednesday afternoon,
wrecking one Of the cars aud spillipg con-
siderable Of the fluid. Nobody hurt..-IIer.
aid,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-28

a Kali uif geological sreoimen writes 10
..scoa,hoared" in Ohio that he will take a
school. 81 lie hss '.teught 2 terms school
& attended Coiiedge yrs al de;rOit
michigan and am 26 yys. avage."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-28

By dispatch from Brady's Bend we
learn that the new "Jennings' well, on
Armstrong Run, is flowing steadily, at the
rate of fifteen barrels per hour. The well
Ia not through the third sand rock. II will
probably prove a 200.barrel well.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-28

A strong minded young lady OF Corylor,
!ndiana. who was set upon by u sconndrel
while on her way home, few evenings
since, demonstrated ber right to the fran
chse by striking out one Of bis eyes with
her parasol.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-28

A fire on Cottage Hill, Oil City, 5ester-
day afternoon, destroyed the residences Of
Abiel Drake aud Z. G. Geigle.. The fire i,
is supposed caught from defective flu g in
Mr.. brakes house. Loss Sl3, 900; partial
10 insured.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-28

A gentleman who resides in Jennings
county, Indiana, was aslonished last week
by the announcement that he had been be-
queathed $4,000 by man with whom be
bad been at daggers. points for upward Of
twenty years.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-28

The aurora borealis was mistaken for a
fire. at Quincy, Missouri, tbe other night.
The fire brigade turned out, followed by
half the people, and ran several squares be-
fore they found that the fire was out OF
town.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-28

In attempting to smoke twenty-five
cent coon out OF log New Hampshire
farmer destroyed $4,000 worth of timber
by fire. But be got the coon.