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A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT


WASHINGTON, July l5.-The President
has sent q message 10 Congress in which
he says:
The latest intelligence from Europe in
dicates the Importance of war between
France and North Germany in view OF
this sound policy indicates the impor-
rance OF some legislation tendency TO en-
large the Commercial Marine of this coun-
try which at the presen: time are insult
cient to meet the increase which the ex-
pense of war in Europe will impose upon
the Commerce IF the United States and
submit to the consideration of Congress
that the interests OF the country will be
advanced by the opportunity offered to
our citizens to purchase vessels OF foreign
construction for the foreign trade Of the
country. An act to this effect may be
limited in its duration to meet the immedi-
ate exigency.
He then speaks Of the arrangement in
our foreign mail service likely to result
and suggests to Congress the propriety OF
postponing the time Of adjournment.
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Chr Gllswortb Amfrifan
prohate Courts.

THURSDAY, JULY 2lst 1870
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ELLSWORTH PRICE CURRENT.

APPLES-Bsldwin. tla5; Cor king, &c q Loo.
Dried, 10. IA
BEANs-Ycllow eyed 500 2 80. Pea p 90
$50
CAEESE-aO.
CORN-l3O TO l4O.
FLOUR-SG to g. 80.
GRAIN-BarIey, 80, Oats. 70.
Rye. ID G ! %.
HIDES 4 sklNS-Sheep skins, l so q LIS.
d.ies, &c. Call skins, 15cas.
LIME-ol. 20 per cssk.
MEAL[Corn.el 80 l as. Rye, 81. 30 u 80.
PRODUCE-Eags %: Domestic Lard. 20 to IL.
PROVlSIONS-Round Hog. 14a IS Beef 10 10
Clear Salt Pork. e2S.OC 81 co.
Mutton. 10 12c per ID. Spring
Lamb IL a 15c. TURKEYS % p
chickens. 20 Is Veal TO 6.
Ham Is Doc.
IALLOW-Rough &c Rendered l-2 to r.
WOOD-Hard Is 50 3 90. Mill 3 90 a co.
WOOL-Fleece IS. Pulled 81 TO 10.
List of Letters
Remaining in the Post Office, for the week ending
July 2lst 1870.
Black Mr.. EYtiyJ. Jordan. Mrs. n, y.
Coggio, Ass. voney A. McEnVn John
Choonl, Wm. II. AaccuilAn, Aisa Elsie
Card Elmira Mrs. Morse, E. &c.
Grant, -. W. Smith WELLINGTON
Persons callingfor the above letters, please
j. wHITCOMB. M
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MANHOOD and Womanhood.-Essays for young
M Men, free. in sealed envelopes HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box Z, Philadelphia. Penn.
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ICE At SWANS ISLAND.

Ice and al other aTtic e. connected with the fish
ing business. for sale in quantities 10 suit. by
. &. WASGATT.
swans Island. April ID. $50. l4tt
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HlEEER.

ALLEN.--On Friday evening, at O'Clock, ANNA
AVERY, daughter OF Benjamin and Sarah Allen, in
the Sth year of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
folly invited to attend her funeral. FROM the resi-
dence OF her parents No. l20 Wlster street, Ger
mantown, on Tuesday afternoon, November 25d, at
O'Clock.
FINNEY.-On the 18th i2stant, CATHARINE FN-
My, wife OF Thomas Finney, aged 50 years.
The relatives end friends of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from her late rest
dence, in Airy street, Norrisown, Sunday after
noon, at O'Clock
KENToE.-On the evening of the 10th Instant, ELLA
s., wife OF Levi kentOn,
The funeral will take place from the residence OF
her father John F. Rees, No. T0S Erie street, Sa-
turday afternoon, at O'Clock. Interment at Laurel
Hill Cemetery. "
KoCB.-On the 10th instant, JOHN i. Koch, in Sthe
3lst year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family, also Will
hanson Lodge, No. 800, A. Y NJ; Police Beneficial
Society, and employees OF the Mint are respectful ly
invited to attend The funeral. from the residence OF
his brother. No. 100 Otter street, Sunday after
noon, the 20th Instant at o'clock. To proceed to
odd Fellows Cemetery.
MARTIN.-On the 18th instant, SARAH, wife OF
Patrick Martin, aged 20 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence Of her husband, No. sl2 South Fourth street.
on Monday morning, at So O'Clock. Funeral service
at Saint MaTys Church
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The OIty Amusewents.


&AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC Fra DiaUols will be
rformed this afternoon, and Wcber's romantic
3bn Monday Bristow's American opera OF Rip Van
inkts will be produced.
AT THE WALNUT Mr.. Clarke will appear this al fter-
on as major Wellington de Boots" aud this even
as "De Boots" ana "Toodles.r The performances
s evening will conclude with Buckstones drama
The Dream at Sea.
AR THB CHEsNUT the burlesque OF Little Faust will
performed this afternoon and evening
AT THE ARCH Messrs. Hill and Craig's drama OF
,cin Drocd will be represented for the last time
is evening.
hibt this afternoon and evening for the last times
the corner of Broad and Wallace streets.
AT DuPRBZ 4 BENEDICT'S OPERA HOUSE an enter.
ming programme Of minstrelsy will he presented
s evening.
|AT TuE AMsRIoAN variety performances will be
Zen this afternoon and evening.
HE GEIlMANtA ORCHESTRA Will give public re-
irsai at Musical Fund Hall this afternoon.
AT THE ARCH STREET OPERA HOUSE a nr5t-rate
turday night bill is announced.
PIGNoR BLlTz aud his son will give magical exhibit
ns at the Assembly Building this afternoon aud
eninR.
Ia GRAND CoSCBRT under the direction OF Mr..
omas Il. HaIkiDs will be given at Concert Hall
Tuesday evening next. Previous concerts given
Mr.. Hafkins has been exceedingly enjoyable en-
tainments, ana the one announced for Tuesday
bmises to be fully equal TO the best OF former
ars. varied and interesting programme has
IN prepared, which will be well worthy OF the at
stt0n OF the musical public, as Mr.. Harkius will
assisted by number of eminent artists whose
erits ars well known Among these may be men,
kned Madame Sophie Mozart, MIR. Carl NofSohn,
hdame Jennie KemptoD, Mr.. George simpson, aud
b. L. A'BeckGtt. Tickets can be obtained at the
hno wareroom5 of Messrs. Gould * Fischer, No.
!, ChesDut street.
CHE FRENCH SUFFERBRs.-Ea in December
3fformanCe, 10 consist Of French aud an English
BN, will be given ut the Amateur Drawing Room,
Seventeenth street, in aid OF the victims Of the
Rr in France. Tickets can be procured or NADINE
|Feryny, No. 1921 Spruce street.
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GRAND and imposing sight these nne days may
seen ing their way (the elite OF the city and
3rrounding suburos) to the Great Kid Glove En-
BrIum of Ne ssrs. 4. Il j. B. Bartholomew, No. 20
4 Eighth street Their magnificent stock OF FASH
Enable goods and the low prices at which they are
barked make this House OF the centres for
fashionable patrons, well as those OF more mode
2te means aGG pretensions, the st ock comprises
kl grades from medium 10 fAe quality, but no cheap
] trashy goods can be found in this house. Good
oods at fair prices is the motto OF this house in
Y it's bralches.
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WIN. s. IRWIN, superintendent.
TABLE SAUCE.
A a. $ M Y T n,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Champion O. L mericl
Il a B L H . a II @ Il,

No. 1920 JONES STREET, Philadelphia.
The Proprietor OF this wel-known Sauce desires
to hect attention to its great merits, and would
especially solicit the patronage OF Families Hotels,
Restaurants, Grocers, and Purveyors.
With the employment Of the very best imported
articles conjolned with great care IN the manufac-
ture he has been enabled to remove from the prepa
ration the neuseous and pangent taste 80 common
20 articles OF this character, giving only the delight
ful layOr and aroma peculiarly Its own,
The Bon WYATT and eplcure will hnd this Sauce a
delightful addition TO the enjoyments OF the table,
70 the dyspcptic aud invalid 1t is grateful
stimuant and excellent tonic, renewing the natu-
Tal appetite, and invigorating to the general
system.
Soups Salads, Grayes, etc.
The following testimonials are respectfully sub
mltted:-
am of the opiuiOn that for the purpose OF pro-
noting enfeebee or tardy digestion, ana Tor lm-
no continent equal u Smy tbs Champion OF Ame-
rica Table Sauce - ,,,,,, -,
am using a A. Smyth's Champion Of America
Table Sauce, and prefer it 10 any AneTcan Sauce
have ever used CURLlo DAYS.,
am using A. A. smyth's Champion OF America
Table Sauce, aud prefer 1t to any American sauce
have ever USED. IL NJ btADibh,
We are rsug \ smytn's Champion OF Anerlca
Taele Sauce, aAd 1nd it "a very slpeIior article
GlkARD HOUSE.
We are using A. A Smyths Champion OF America
Table Sauce, ana think 1t good IL not better than
RACER, DASH x CO.,
lam using A. A emyth's Champion OF nerica
Table Sauce and believe IL to ne the utst domestic
sauce made. j. D. DE iiAN GN
Washington House
lam using A. A Smyth's Champion OF america
Tabie Sauce hud it az good, 4 not better, than
any have used. MOSES sChNEGh'
Sc Charles Hotel.
We are using A. A Smyth's Champion Of America
Table Sauce. and believe II TO be the ocst American
Sauce we have ever used. - -
MOORE Il WEBER,
Union Hotel.
A. A. smyths Champion Of America fable
Sauce, which l am using az ms restaurant Is tue
| best domestic Sauce have ever used.
MRS NJ. A. HARMER,
Broad and Chesnut
lam using A. A. Smyths Champion Of America
| Table Sauce, and like 1t better than any American
JOHN w. PRICE,
No S05 ChGsnut street.
We are using the Champion OF America Table
Sauce manufactured by A. A. myth, and ind il to
| be an excellent Table Sauce, as good as any we
have ever used ~ co
| No 43l ChesnuG street.
! Ian using A A. Smyths Champion OF America
Table Sauce my restaurant, and like it better than
| any Table Sauce made. - - -
! JOHN MCGOWAN,
/ Broad and Walnut.
For sale by all FIRST class Grocers. li9s4t
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Nos. 6Os and eO5 CassNur street.

EIEGANT CLoTHING-vhen all the requirements
bf fashion are con bined with economy society is
Eatsaed Hence al gentlemen OF rehued taste
thould visit the mammoth clothing honse of Charles
ktokes Co., Continental Hotel, Chesnut street.
All articles OF clothing devised bT true artists
rimmed with elegance and taste, and sold at prices
10 sstonish the eldest inhsbitant
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S. u. cOrne

SEN-CEET ZEPHYR,
TRN-CgNT ZEPHYR.
fIhe wonderful popularity or the Ten cent Zephyr
bs attained is surprising. Mr.. Finn is taxed to
eep his supply equal to the demand. Ladies are
Iing it for nearly every knitting purpose magma
Ne, such az AGghans, Shawls, Caps. etc. 1t is the
and most beautifu-dyed Zephyr in
Ne market. Mr. Finn has also a very large assort-
lent OF Stocking Yarns. JOHN NJ. FINN,
S. L. corner Arch and Seventh streets.
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EEPHYR GO0Ds-A fun line OF Zephyr Embroi-
kred Slippers and Cushions, OF brilliant designs,
s just been opened by Mr.. Finn, the prices OF
3hich he has greatly reduced. Slippers formerly
Hing for 81 he has reduced to IS cents, and Sofa
lshions OF large size good designs, he has marked
81 20 per piece and up. Ladies, it is economy to
OK at his stock. JOHN NJ FINN,
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NAIER's RESTAURANT, No. 92o ARCH STREET, ee-
gantly fitted up, is now In full blast serving all the
delicacies OF the season from A. NJ. to midnight.
Parties returning from the theatres opera house
served at the shortest notice from an unsurpassed
bill of fare. Lades Saloon on the second floor.
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AN OLD NURSE FOR DREN.-Dont fail to pro-
cure MRS. WTNsLows SOOTHING SYRUP for children
teething No mother who has tried 1t will con-
sent to let her child pass through this critical period
without the aid OF this invaluable preparation.
Gives rest to the mother and relief and health to
the child Cures wind collie, aud regulates the
bowels
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MR.. WILLIAM W. CASSIDY, the jeweller at No. 8
Sodth Second street. has Of the largest and most
attractive stocks OF all kinds OF Jewery and Silver.
ware in the CITY, He has also on hand fine assort-
ment OF fine American Western Watches. Those
who purchase at this store at the present time are
certain to get the worth OF their money.
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CHINA AT AUCTIoN.-Gays China Palace No. 1922
Chestnut street, will close out the entire stock st
auction, commencing Monday morning, at io'Se
O'Clock.
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SUITS OF Rooms favorite method OF hote
life. The AMERICAN HOUSE, Boston, mas q large
number OF such, which may he secured by post OF
telegraph by families travelling.
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WTHour sroT on SEDInENr-Phalon's vitaita or
Salvation for the Hair, has no bad smell and docs
not stain the skin. It has Ingredient that sab
sides In the form OF fithy sediment. Consequently,
It is not shrouded in darkened bottles The nataraI
color Of the hair however completely It may have
iaded out, Is invariably reproduced by the Vitaia-
Sold by ali druggists.
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EssTHEwo woNDERU b THEB TO
VICTORY AT LAST ACHIEVED BY AMERICAN ING EMUIry.
ILS
RAND UNTEM
1oRDERsPIo IoNFULYA ATTEND
g
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MOURNING DRY GOODS.
BES son &C son

GAVE OPENED THIS WEEK:
8 cases Lyons Gros Grain Black Silks, at Sl'50,
sl'75, 81 90, $3.50 to s4OO yard.
1 case Lupin's Au-wool Black Poplln Blarrttz, at
sl'25
2 cases Black All wool French Merinoes, at sIXc.,
81, s1'25 $3.50, $l'75.
ceases Black Alpacas, OF the best make, at sTK,
90, cay, and rs cents.
case Black English Bombszines, all qualities, aud
best make imported.
case Black and White Striped PoplIns, 81 cts.
case Black and White Dot Dealnes, ls1< cts.
cases Black English Grapes and Veils
80 cartons Lubins Black Thlbst Long shawls, all
qualities, wool fringes and hemmed borders.
20 cartons JouVin, Doyon Co. Ladies' Plain Black
Kid Gloves, at $500 pair.
carton Black Barege for Wells.
carton Black SILK Brussels Net for Wells.
Black Al-wool Ottoman Poplins. 81 25.
Black SILK ana Wool Corded Popllns, sl'25.
Black Lining Silks.
Black Grape Trimmings.
New styles White Tarlatan colors
Black Satin De Chimes 10 cents, etc. etc.
MOURNING DRY GOODS HOUSE,
No. 9ie cHEsNUT St.,
uITa PHILADELPHIA.
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FoR the accommodation OF those that wish 70
IKE their purchases before business hours and
|efore the IGsh commences, RoCKnILL WILSON
Mn open their store tomorrow Saturday morning
II six O'Clock, and those who cannot make II conye-
lent until after business hours, they will ind us
Ipen until after ten o'clock 10 the evening We ln-
lite all TO call anu examine the largest, best, aud
|heapest stock in the city, not forgetting the popu
lar al-Wool ten dollar fall and winter suits.
RoCKHILL WILSON,
BROWN STONE HALL,
Nns 6O3 and COS CHRsNur street.
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A crazy man made his appearance in the
street of Rondout, lately, carrying in his
hand tin, which he importuned every ono
to bite upon. lie also solicited some ladies
to dance jig in the streets, and as be
brandished large knife about their heads
tho ladies complied and cut it down beauti-
fully, greatly 10 the delight Of the crazy
fellow.
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VALUABLE DIscovERY.-We have been
shown by Watts Z. Lloyd, ESQ.,, specimen
ofCopper ore found in Forest county, about
two :months ago, by.aG erman who vas
digging well. He had gone down some
thing oyer twenty feet when he struck
substpnce too hard for his drill to penetrate
aud after working four days abandoned the
enterprise in disgust. Subsequent inresti-
CATION developed that it was the best mali.
ty OF copper ore, imrregnated with silver,
and that the vein extends some six miles
until it reaches the Allegheny river The
property was bought for oil territory by a
Mr. Roberts, of Westfeld. who in connec-
tion with Mr.. Lloyd and others, IL going
on to develop the copper vein, and sscertain
its exact value. If their expectations are
realized, they will have o more Profitable
thing than any oil we'll that has been
struck in that sectlon.-Erie Observer,
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FATAL ACCIDENT.-David Reordon, q
man of family, and Andrew Mack, single,
started on a hand Car from their home. O
few miles above Scrubgrass, on tho Allie
gheny Valley Railroad, Friday morning,
the Sd instant, for their work upon tue
road. At sharp curve, near Brandon's
Ferry, they met an extra up freight train,
but go near that they could not get their
car from the track, and jumped to save
themselves. The locomotive struck the
band car throwing il >'clear from the track
and upon the two unfortunate men. Mack
was instantly killed, Reordon fingered til
afternoon Herald.
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The Northern Pacific Railroad is essenti-
lily q Pennsylvania enterprise. The fol-
owing Pennsylvanians are among the lead
ling directors of the company: j. Edgar
Thomson, Thomas A. Riddle, Judge Whit
ney X Sons, G. Morrison Coates, II. W.
Baird IL Co., Jay Cooke IL Co., i. W. Clark
d Co., j. Button Steele, S. Weir Mitchell,
NJ. d., Henry Winsor, II. II. Houston,
Brawn & Fox, ]. N. Hutchinson, Henry
Sanford, j. B. Moorehead, Thomas A. Scott,
G. G. Franciscus, James X. Moorehead,
William Thaw and Governor William Den.
nison, of Ohio. The bill signed by the
President places rie construction of the roa
beyond doubt.
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NEW WELL-A new well was struck on
Saturday night, on the Dalzell fran, on the
side hill short distance above tie flats.
1t started up at the rate OF rs barrels per
day and is now yielding fully 20 barrels
daily. 1t is owned by Arnold Bros, and
benjamin Patterson. The we'll is 576 feet
deep, and had from 27 to 30 feet Of sand
rock. -.
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Colonel John Deveraux, who is now man.
ager of the Lake Shore and Michigan South
ern Railroad, is native of Marblehead.
Mass. During the war he superintended
tue military roads at Alexandria. His
father is succsssfui shipmaster,n now marine
Inspector at Boston for the American
Loyds
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CRUDE AND REFINED.

Punch will be very dry without Lemon c
ade. Mark It.
Very nice kid gloves can now be bought
in Paris at retail for two francs.
ave block your hat while you wait for
fifty cents" is the inscription apaeard dis
played in Park Row.
lfa woman could talk out of both sides
of her mouth at the same time, there would
be great deaf said on both sides.
A loving wife at Long Branch said:
''The horrd surf makes Inc keep my mouth
shut" Sarcastic husband, stake some of
it home with:you."
The only prisoner in the Nantucket Jail
informs the authorities that If they don't
fix up that Jail SO the sheep can't get in to
bother him, he will be blowed if he will
stay in there.
Brigham Young paid S75 10 take his fam
lily to circus tho other day, and only took
part of the children at that.
\ A little Jersey City boy tried to work
the elevator in factory while the. men
were at dinner, and was elevated into an-
other sphere.
A York State girl Of spirit couldn't stand
her fathers repremanding her, go she placed
herself beyond his jurisdiction with bed-bus
poison.
Ata recent missionary meeting in New
York, clergyman deplored the scarcity oi
missionaries among the Fejee Islanders and
the cannibals of the North Seas ''Think Of
it, my brethren, oh, think Of it," said he
sin one place there are only two missionar-
les to 10000 cannihals. Should not we
give them larger SUPPLY" Probably the
cannibals would say send along 30 larger
supply" as fresh meat just now is rather
scarce there.
Shoo Fly soup-Ox-tail. Boston Post
Missouri girls arc always sweet-They
are..Mo. lasses.
Ring men are like turkeys-They gobble
all they can.
American bellies now give o new tone ts
Partisan society. y
\, What letter has never been used bu
twice in America? A
Over $4,000 have been raised for th,
$lO,0 it is hoped to raise in Boston TO
the support and education Of the thre'
orphan children ofCapt. Williams, Of th,
Oneida. -
And now the poets are after him:
Jack O'Neill went up the i'll,
The bloody Canucks to slaughter;
But Jack came back in U. S. back
Much soouer than he oughter.
Chicago youths amuse themselves b.
tossing stones out Of chamber windows
and one OF them successfully killed youn!
, WOMAN the other day.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-06-06

From the East Brady Independent we
copy the following in regard to the Scrub
grass and Bear Creek oil fields:
scRuBGRAss OIL FIELD.
Under date of the 2Gth ult., our Scrub
grass correspondent gives us the following
items:
Wm. Cundys we'll is doing 20 barrels per
day.
Young Il Rucharnans ls barrels per
day.
Philadelphia and Boston Conpany's wells
average each from 10 to so barrels por day.
They have eight pumping and two flowing
wells. They are getting ready to put down
new well at cnce.
DR.. Wright u Co., arc putting one down
on the flats near the liver.
John Squires, will commence one in few
days.
The McNulty X lowell well is down 200
feet, and is expectd to be finished on the
fourth of July.
WIN. Cundy putting down new well on
lease noar his prsent well.
The Mcmillan hrm Company Intend test
ing the upper en-, of their lease. 1t has
never been devOped, and If they shou d
get paying well Scrubgrass will resume
! its former fam as an oil producing dis
trict.
On the oppoite side of the river several
new wells are DING down. Thomas King,
v Young Il Buchanan and another party are
u putting them own.
d r. C. Anga has one down in the second
I sand, with ne show.
e BEAR CREEK.
: The Parsos Brothers were rather un-
e fortunate las week, in losing complete
e set of tools nd 500 feet OF rope, caused by
n the breakiH on. Wednesday. On Saturday
II they were gain drilling. The well is S32
feet deep.
t The Disbat is s73 feet. The third sand
' was strue this morning, and the well will
be flniskd next week. Good time ha.
l.. been mae.
The facClintock started to drill four
weeks tfore the Dingbat, and is only sl(
" feet, th result Of poor rig.
M'Khney q Nesbit have rig almos
1t complied above the Parsons Brothers
pumphg we'll, and Is on the south side o
10 the crek and known ls lease No. Al. Tb,
,- pumping well yields about % barrels daily
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We would call the attention OF our busi-
ness men to tho superior styles of job print'
ing. both plain and fancy, OF present being
turned out from this office. We are prepsr.
yed TO execute job printing OF every descrip-
tion in the latest and most fashionable style
Of the art, and at reasonable rates. IT,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-06-06

Daniel MCFarlS0i, the murderer of Rich
ardson, passed through Meadvlls on Friday
last, on his way west.
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Local Notices.
Banta's Patent SJate.Liucd Isefrig.
alOrs

Lined with Slate, having Air Chambers
without Filling Of any kind-periectly dry
and sweet--they are believed to be iiueuuai-
led by any other now in use, and are OF
Moderate Cost.
Slate possesses an acknowledged superb
ority over Zinc for filming purposes, being
free from smell, taste and corrosion, and
eau be easily'cleaned, preserving every al
tlc!e in a sweet aud pure state.
eIS- For sale at FREEMAN'S HARD
WARE.STORE. 3l..,t