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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-06-27

Soda Water and Ice Cream at J. W. Beat
tys ap27-lt.
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Vichey, Kissengen and Soda Water at
the Attic Soda Fountain OF
JlS-u GRIfFEs BROS.
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Gold Fish, Gold Fish NJ N. S. simmons
Drug Store.
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All kinds foreign fruits at Felter, Fennel
d Co.'s
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kissengrn and Vichey Water on dranght
AZ GRiFrEs Bros.
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Al kinds fore iga irni,s at Frl.er, Fenncr
& Co.'S
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etroleum Centre Daily Record
Pet. Ccntrc, Monday. juno ~
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS On o. q. d. A. R. Il.

o" and aftor Monday. May Both, 1870,
tIaits will run US follows:
NORTH. NO. 6. Ne.3. no. I.
Leave Irvine. 1l.45 A ". 500 p NJ
Leave Oil City TOO IN. 2.42pN. 7.47pM
= Pet.Cen 7,3S 1923 S'2S 8.
Iitnsv. S.23 " Ala 9.l5
Arrive Cory, 9,3S 5,45 1885
SOUTH. M, 2. NO. 4. no. G.
Leave Cory, ll,2oAM. 600 AM sos p M
Titnsv. 1915 p NJ. 7.4O 7,45 "
" +. Cen. l.25 SIT /" S.35
Arrive %. City 2,O5 /" $3.50 Z" 9,lO 4"
- Irvine. 4.50 d" ll.35 4"
cH No. and run on Sunday.
FREIGHT TRAINS NORTH.
Leave t,il City, 9.35 AN. G,3OA II. 1n,35A.x. 2r5pN
:" T.. Cen, 1880 8,2J l2lOPM 40
Airive Tilusv, 1901 Pm. O,I5 l,55 $40 I"
FREIGHT TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave Titusv, 615A.M 1a35 AN. ;lOOAx. 625px
T. Cen. S.7 =" 11,55 1925 I'm. 63O -
Arrive q. City,9S 1,U5 Pm 2,O5 - 73O "
II City and Petroleum Centre freight, leaves Oil
aity .bU H. M arrives at Petroleum Centre o5 n
fn. L*'cs Petroleum Centre ut 400 y ui., arrives
al iii CITY 5,2O p. IN. =,
SILVER PALACx sLHErINu CARS =.
M. 4-lfrcet from Philadelphia without change.
NO. J-nirect to Philadelphia without change.
Nh. 5-Drect from Pitshurrh without change
NO d Direct To Pittsb urgh without change.
Monday, May 3O, 1870
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All styles light harness. cheaper than tho
cheaprsr mad" from Moiiai's oak stock, aud
warranted. At j X. KronR.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-06-27

Fine assortment OF wall paper at Critics
Bros
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Gas Pipe Wholesale and retail a.
ii. FREEMAN's
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All kinds foreign fruits at Fel,rr, Femme
4 Co.'S
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Soda Water and Ice Cream at J. W. Beat,
tys
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Kissen gcn aud Vich.y Water on draucht
~ GRirpEs Bros.
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Soda Water and Ice CNam atJ. W. Beat.
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Petroleum Centre, June 22, 1870 2w.
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" An explosion occurred at u drilling well
on the ''Hog Back" near Wild Cat Hollow,
last night. by which two brothers named
Brando, who We're drilling at the time were
quite severely burned. 1t seems that the
tools struck gas vein at the depth of few
hundred feet, and the gas came rushing ont
with great force and catching fire from a
derrick lamp exploded burning the two men
quite badly. They were attended by DR..
Rosling.
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hsA@IV@E AND DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS ON q. q. IL A. IL. X,

No 2, Passenger Leave Cory IL. 20 a.
70 TiiGsyi.le. I2.5 p IN. Petroleum Cen
tFe' i.4c p. M; Oil City 2.22 p. m.; II
Tineton, ID p. m.
No 4 Passenger-Leave Cory 6. 10 a. m.
TiiGsviile, 7.35 a. m.; Petroleum Centre.
:. IA u; Oil City $50 "a m; arrive at Ir-
Vias<on ll.4O a m.
No 9, Passeuser--Leave Cory G. O5 m
1ltasVilie, 100 p m; Petroleum Centre,
s,Ss n; arrive at Oil City $40 N. :
NORTH.
no. J, Passepger-Leave Iryineton 7.l5
N; on City, l0,lO n; Petroleum Cen
TIE, II, e5 IN; Titusvilie, IL, ,5Oa m: arrive
at Cory LAO p NJ. - : - '>
Nc. 3, Passenger Leave Irviueton, 49,
90 m: OIL City 2.57 p IN; Petroleum Cen.
Ns, s.SS pm; Titnsyille, 4,2O p IN; arrive
at Cory $40 pm.
ne. 5, Passeneer-Leave Oil City 100
Petroleum Centre, ,43 M; Titusyille.
t''o N; arrive at Cory 10, 10 a m.
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Gold to-day l2lls.
Petroleum as Fuel.

The Daily Bulletin says: After the dis
eovery Of petroleum, it was hoped i, could
% made useful as fuel for steamers, and
teus remove one Of our greatest difficulties
10 the Way Of ocean steam nayira tion-tbe
necessity Of carrying such ponderous bull,
OF toai during long sea voyages. The great
Improvement that has been made in the
slling qualities Of vessels has done much
toward lessening he quantity of coal tn At
has 10 be taken for steam generating mr.
poses ons there is still great need for i'm
proVement in tse matter of economiziug
luei, slnes every ton Of coal that is taken on
ooafd occupies space and adds weie ht
'hat light be used for paying freight. The
experiments heretofore made with petro-
leum, both crude and refined, in furnaces
nave not been satisfactory. The Secretary
OF the Navy, in his report of 1867, summed
up these experiments as follows: The fact
came out in the experiments made. with all
kiuds OF Inventions, that TIE petroleum
"nen sutJected-to the furnace temperature.
10" down portion of its carbon, in
so'id state, and in sufficient quantities to
close the tubs COT the boiers) in abonl
iorty'eisht hours, aud often in much les
lime 1t should be remembered, however
tbat ell the methods employed broupb the
petroleum into direct contact with the
'uot'' and were therefore ffahght with
such danger and many difficulties More
recently the study of inventors has been
directed to the discovery of a process by
winch the tendency 10 carbonzation should
10 overcome, and it seems that the problem
h@s oeen at least satisfactorily solved. I'VE
learn from Washington correspondent
tcai tor over two mouths experiments have.
peen going on With a. view to detsrminipu
Inc pTacticabiliiy Of dsing petroleum, for the
generation Of steam, with such results as to
'eaVe out htsle doubt, OF their cOluplete sue
cess' The process is briefly as iollows:-.
clean is taken ilpm boiler and passed by
pipe INTO The iie box, where it il forced
through a smal' iron cyIinder, known as the
s"pef'hea'er' which Increases the ,empera-
'"'' Vi Tue s''am 10 from 900 to l!20O de-
grees, as may be required. Thence i,
passes through . pipe into cylindrical
tubular generatof the petroleum being con-
tained In the space AROUND the tubes. and
by Its heat rapidly generates tie oil into a
ga'eous.vApor. Ne Icipaeay Of the cy lin.
der Is eighty gallons.' The gas, as fast as
generated, passes to receiver which stands
by the side OF the generator and is about
two-Ihirds its capacity: thence by pipes into
the fire box OF the boiler, wten it isiutro-
duced by jets of burners in such volume a.
10 pfoinee a flame which diifusps itse
Tue iuil length Of a thirty-live foot boiler
ana several feet in tie smukcsiacl, win th,
apparatus only working at one-fuurth il,
capacity A. The sans time reuufniuy from
the generator at an inGammabe tenipera.
tnfe is u,ixel with the vapor, Improving tb,
cophhs'ion, increasing the heat, and lessen
lss 'he consumption. slid
Tns eus,neeIs Of the Navy Department
L sIo giving tte matter close attention. So
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-19

| SoBEL's OPERA HousE.-Mlle Marie
Zoe, the beautiful Cuban sylph, and her
talented company and brass band, is an
nounced TO appear at the Opera House for
four nights, commencing Monday, Jan. "a
Mile Zoe is highly spoken of by orr ex-
changes and her company is acknowledged
to be the best now travelling. And in refer
ence to Mile Zoe--she is certainly one of
the most brilliant stars 10 the dramatic pro-
fsssion, having held the most prominent
positions in the dramatic world. Her spec
ialities are solely her own, and as swords.
woman she has no equal in the world either
on or Off the stage, and is universally pro-
nounced the handsomest woman on the
stage. The gentlemanly agent, Mr.. Tom.
W. Brown, paid us a visit to-day. Besides
thoroughly understanding the business of
advance agent, is an old actor himself hay.
ing performed in all the leading theatres of
the country With so gentlemanly and
| whole-souled a fellow as Brown TO do the
billing aud advertising ahead of the CON-
pany, is OF itself sufficient guarantee Of
the excellence of the company, and we
have no doubt they will he greeted With
crowded houses. u
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Qnite an excitement was created in Oil
City last evening at the discovery of the
dead body of a colored woman in a house
on Center Street. From appearances il
would seem that the woman was victim OF
abortion. Her name is Anna Rebecca
Green, and she was diving with coored
family named Adams, who together with
his wife has been arrested. The NOR.
ais of Oil City must be improving.
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DANGEROUS CouNrERFEITs. We see by
some OF our exchanges that well executed
count terfet $50 bill on the National Bank
OF Commerce, New York, is being circulat-
ed to some extent in this section Of Pennsyl.
vinia. The bill is said to be SO well print
ed as 10 easily deceive those not skilled in
the ant of detecting bad money, and We
rhere!are advise or people to be on guard
and examine carefully all bills on thesabove
named bank Of that denomination which
| may be offered them. -
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NEWS ITEMS.

The New York Typographical Union be,
given the striking telegraphers $500.
Jacob s. Shultz haa been elected Presip
dent of the New Yerk Union League Club.
A powerful revival of religion is In pro-
gress at the Presby ttrian church at Middle
town, Ohio.
The Connecticut Temperance Union will
hold its annual meeting in Hartford on
Wednesday next.
Early on Friday morning Leatings planning
MILL in Boston, was destroyed by fire. Los
$3S0,00O.
Two hundred and eighty-two prelates
entitled to seats in the Ecumenical Council,
have not made their appearance in Rome.
The Jewish citizens of San Francisco
have decided to erect an Orphan Asylum
and Home for aged and intirm Isralites.
The telegraph strikers are about van
quished. Inlmary places they have resumed
work. The League seems to be q fail
ure.
Gotleib Bohmer aud Albert Tomborde-
burg arc being tried at Huntington, Pa,
for the murder of John Rsightal and Scott
Garner.
A miser named Maud, living at Hunting
ton, Loog Island: was burned TO death by
his dwelling catching fire, Wednesday
night.
Jenny Stevens, the poor prostitute who
committed suicide in Chilcothe Il few days
since. claimed TO have u child six years u
age in Cincinnati.
The ST. Lonis Republican has been fned
far $4,000 damages for u libelous article
rejecting on young lady's character,
named Eliza p Bueley.
John W. Proctor, retail dry good. deal.
er of Philadelphia, is reported as having
abscouded with about $4,000. His iabili-
ties are about $ls3,o0
Judge Dent has opensd a claim agency in
Washiu ,ton. Not long ago be was conf
dent that his majority in Mississippi would
reach at least 10000.
The World perpetratcth this: On all
cowkeepers who feed their lowing herds
WITH swill, the attorney Of the Health Board
is fed to exercise his will.
The Karsas Store Senate on Thursday
ratified the Fifteenth Amendment. It is
also adopted resolution asking Congress 10
repeal the franking privilege and another
providing that the ,rtrait of the late Sena-
tor Lane aud JOHN Brown be hung in tito
Capitol.
Parties JUS. from Nebraska city report
g I've miles Of the N dland Pscifc con Q 20.
Track laying continues. The grade is
finished as far as Lincoln and accepted by
the company.
The store of Mr. Tan Veizsr, at Neponset
H., was broken open on Thursday night,
the safe burst open with gnupowder, and
twenty six hundred dollars stolen. There
is no trace of the burglars.
The Cincinnati Enquirer, jealous of the
Commercials enterprise in publishing vii
lainous wood.cut pbysiognomies of prize
| ighte as, comes out in two column report
of fights at ''cockmain" In that semi-bar
barous village.i
Deery declinps Dion's challenge TO play
for a wager, on the ground of injustice to
other contestants for the champ ion cue, and
that be is likely to be called east at any
moment to play bis nexttompettar, Rudolph
of Ch icago.
DR.. Stratford, on trial OF Chicago fol-
producing an abortion, has been found not
guilty. The verdict was received by the
audience with vocifeous applause. aud
several Of ttejnrymen leaped over ihe.rsil ng
and shook theCdoctor by the hand.
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Ludicrous mistakes very ot.en occur in
the transmission OF telegrams Such a case
occurred yesterday. Two brothers who We
will call Smith went to Parkers Landing,
intending to come back at night. Finding
after arriving there that they could not get
back the same night on account Of the train
being delayed, they sent the following mes
sage to Brown by W. U. Line: "Train de.
layed; will be up first train in the morn
ing Through the bundering of the oper-
/ rator there the message was sent thus:
"Frank died; will be up in the NOR ming. u
VI courss the receipt of such message
cansed quite sensation among the friend:
Of the supposed dead man, and it was some
time before the mistake was discovered.
That operator should commence going tc
school again.
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eral chemists and steamship owners, as well
as numerous machinists, have examined the
process critically and admit that apparent
ly the only thing which remains to be done
is to adopt the process to the various prac-
teal uses, which the inventors claim 10 only
Il matter OF mechanical detail. They are
now preparing for test on locomotives. -.
Ia the meantime the Danish Government.
to which country large quantities of our
petroleum, both crude ana refined, are ex-
ported, has written to this Government
asking for information OF any new expert
ments in this direction.
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1t is expected that times will be qnite
lively on Calatoose Run, in the vicinity OF
the recent strike. Several new derricks are
are to be put at once.
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hammers & Alden's lie the only white
mans, clothing store ia the Centre.
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Rev. Arthar Mitchell Of Chicago declines
an offered addition of $1,000 to his salary.
and proposes that it be donated towards
furnishing cheaper sittings for those who
aie kept away from The sanctuary On account
OF dear pew rents, Such u cas-. as this is
worth chronlcing far and near. Tue act
gives higher evidence of tie purity OF this
diS'nes religion than a. thousand sermons
Of tie greatest degree Of theological sound
| ness aud ability. -r- tam rf---s y'ru7-
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Sherry's New York Theatre are to return
to this place on the 2slh for few nights
New attractions will be offered. -
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There are now on the Pension Rolss five
thousand Iersons who have lost one arm,
four thousand six hundred who have lost a
leg, forty.two who are deprived of both
legs, twenty-one VINO have bnt one arm
and.leg, and thirty three who have no arms
The above ara some of the results OF our
late war.
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MI. a. IL, Cheney, formerly promnen
oil operator at Shambnrgh, and well known
throughout the oil regions, died at Mobile,
A'a,, on tho 18th lust. His disese WIS
,scrofulous consumption.
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A splendid sssortment Of Diamond goods
just received at II. L. Nnse's, No 10 Spring
st. Titusville. Dec. 22 limo.
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Divine Services,
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at II o'clock A. NJ, and !
o'clock P. N.
REV. J. T. OxroBY, Pastor.
Sivtne Services,

REV. J. T. OxroBY, Pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at II A. NJ. and
"a r. n. Sabbath School at l21S p. n.
ss% free. a cordial invitation extend.
cd to all.
Rev. G. N. HNARp, Pastor.
SITS. PETER AND PAUL'S (CatteIie,
CHURCH.
Mass at l014 a. m.
'esper and Beheiicton of the Blessed
SaeraReut at 4 p. N.
Catscaism at 2 .. n.
JAMES DUNN, Pastor.
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A. S. Smiths laise stock of boots and
shoes is offered ut cost for the next 60 day!
Dec 5 II.
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hammers l. Alden's is the only store to
hry good. durable and cheap clothing.
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Horse Shoe Nails, wholesale and retail
at Nicholson L Blackmon's. 23.tf.
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Critics Bres. keep Wheeling Stogies, 3 ft
5 cts
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A. S. Smith in order to close ont his large
stock of ladies shoes &C., offers them at cost
as they must be sold in the next 60 days.
Dec 5 IT,
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

COTIIIC FRONT 6x2f, two stories high, re-
" Gently painted ard papered. Kitchen. pan
try coal and weod house 'itached. Convenient 10
water Situated on the Febert Farm in the pleas
ATTEST part of Petroleum Centre.
Apply on The premises of
nov30 IT, j. L. HARDING .
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Carriage Bolts, Wholesale aud retail, at
Nicholson i Blackmon's. 23-tf
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DRUGS! DRUGS

DRUGS! DRUGS
rurc Druss at Chris les
Purc Druss ~ hrist es.
rre Dru II at tnri-tlrs
Pare Drugs at Ihii-ties.
Pdle Dfuss n Chri-tie's
Prercrpiol. Comr roundei NJ Christie.
Prescriptions Con pounded at thIi.ties.
prescrip ions Compounded at C ri,ii..-
Presentations Conn oundcd nj thIisiies-
iir.crprons omrcunied at hrst!v's.
NPdicnos at Chis'ic's.
hedicinls at rhiisles.
Medicines a. Chii>tics.
Mcdi.ness Christie's.
Medicines ai Ch' islie''.
Prescriptions Compounded nt Chr's'io'S
Pr.scrptons Compounded IT Csr'stie@
Pr,serip'io Compon nded ~ 'hr-tles
Prescriptions Cumppunded nj Chrls.ies
Prescriptions Compounded al ChIisiics-
Toilet Articles AT Chrlstie's
Toilet Articles, nj Chisiie's
i.ilpt Articles at hci-tic's
Toilet Articles at Chris,ie's
Toilet Artic cs Mt Chri-'ie's
Prescriptions Compounded at Chrstc'5
Prescriptions Compound u AT CGriss''
Pre.crptiots Compounded al thrstes
Pie cnptons Comp undc,l al c risti5s
Prescriptions Compounded al Christies
Pure Liquors at Cnri.tic's
tGre Liquors NJ Chrities
Pure Liquors at thIstir'a
Pare Liquors at ChIislir'S
Pure Liquors ut ChrstiG's
lr.scri tiUns Compounded al thrlsticI
Prosecutions lnIpounGed at Chrl-1ie'S
Prescriptions Compounded At Christies
Prescriptions Compounded at Ch.isiio's
Pure Wines ht Chris les
Pure Wines At Cnistie's
Pure Wine. at ChristiG's
Pure Wine. at ,hristics
Pure Wines At C'risties
Prosecutions Compounded AT Chrls'ir's
Prescriptions Conp)unded al Glrlstcd
Prescriptions Compounded ~ thri-tea
presCrptO tiomnCun dcd M ChIl,te :
Oils at Christies
Oils at Chri,tie's p
Oils at Chisiie's
Oils at Chrisie's
Oils at Cbrisie's
Prescriptions Compounded at Clrstic,S
Prescriptions Compounded at thrstits
Prescriptions Compounded nj thrlslies
Pre-clp ions Compounded Mt thristie,'
Prescriptions Compounded al CntlJ'lt
Paints at Ohristc's a
Pants at Christc's
Paints at Chrisiies
Pairts at Clrisie's
Pants ut Chri-tie's
Prescriptions Compounded at Chisties
Pr scriptions Compoutdcd cd at Cnr!'ties
Prescriptions Compound.d d at Chrs ies
Prescriptions Compounded ut Chrlstles
Prescriptions Compounded at Chrsiies
Patent Medicines at Chiise's
Patent Medicines at CIR sites
Patent Medicines at Chrisii's
Patent Medicines at Christe's
Patent Medicines at Chrsties
No. Is Washington street
No. 13 Washington street
No. 13 Washington street
No. 13 Washington street
No Is Washington Stree
Petroleum Centre, Pa.
Pen olcum Centre, Ia.
Petroleum Centre, Pa.
Petroleum Centrs Ia.
'' j. II. CHRISTIE.
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Dissolution Notice.

jar. Is 1870
Notice is hereby given that the partnership lately
~ existing between w. II. Nicholson / II. r.
BllcSmon uuder the firm raine Of ". H. Nichol. on
e Co, is dissolved this day by NUT nj consent Tho
bus ness will! b. carried on uncer the name Of
Nicholson Rros, WHO will assume all indcb ed4ess
of the late firm.
WI CHoLS0N.
II T. BLACKMON.
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Diaries at Cos: at Critics Bros.
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Local NoGces.

Local Noelces.
hammers l. Alden's is the only store to
hry good. durable and cheap clothing.
hammers & Alden's lie the only white
mans, clothing store ia the Centre.
Critics Bres. keep Wheeling stogies, 3 for
cts.
Diaries at Cos. at Critics Bros.
A. S. Smiths laise stock of boots and
shoes is offered ut cost for the next 60 days
Dec IT,
A. S. Smith in order to close ont his large
stock of ladies shoes &C., offers them at Cost
as they must be sold in the next 60 days.
Dec S If.
Just received large and well assorted
stock of shelf hardware at J. Rutherfords.
Parlor and office stoves, u few lett aud
will be sold at cost at J. Rutherford,s. If.
Carriage Bolts, Wholesale aud retail, at
Nicholson i Blackmon's 23-tf
Horse Shoe Nails, wholesale and retail,
at Nicholson Il Blsckmons. 2S.if.
A splendid sssortment Of Diamond goods
just received at II. L. Nnse's, No 10 Spring
St. Titusville. Dec. ~ limo.
THIS MEANS BUSINESS My entire stock
OF goods 10 OF, rcd at cost.
A. s. SMITH.
A lsrga stock ,f ladies and gents gold
Watches just received at H. l.. Muses.. No
10 Spring ST. Titusville. Dec. 22 limo.
The largest variety Of Sterling Silver
Ware. and silver plated ware. such as Tea
Setts, Cake Baskets, Fruit Stands, Castors,
&c, &c. ever brought to the oil regions,
can be found at II. L. MUSES. jewelry store
No. 10 Spring Street. Titusvlle. Pu.
Dec. % limo.
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Parlor and office stoves, few lett aut
will be sold at cost at j. Rutherlord,s If
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$500 IsEWARD!
Dissolution of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given. that the partnership
lately existing; between l. NJ Sternburg and II. H.
Warner, under the flrn name OF L. NJ Steruburg
S Co. dissolved on the 4th day o. January 1871
by mutual censent. al persons indebted to us, will
please call vt once and settle their accounts
L. n. ST. RNBURG
II. II. WARMER
Dec If 80
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THIS MEANS BUSINESS My entire stock
OF good 10 of, rcd at cost.
A. s. SMITH.
Dee 5 IT,