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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-20
.etroiesn Centre Daily Record.
Pet. centre, rhur-day. March II.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE ol
THAsNS:ON q. @. d A. IL. u.
SOUTH.

No. 2. Passenger r-LeaveCorry ll.20 a.
m ; Titusville. l2.59 p: m; Petroleum Cen
ire. lao p. m.; Oil City, 2.22 p. M; lr-
yineton. 6p. M
No. PasseDger-Leave Cory b. ~ q. m
TimsviIle, 1885 a. m: Petroleum Centre
sl4am; Oil City, 8 SO a IN; arrive at lr-
vineton ll.40 . IN.
No. Passenger-Leave Cory 6 05 m
Titnsvlle, $50 p m; Petroleum Centre,
s,y3 D NJ; arrive at Oil City $50 a.
NORTH.
No. I. Passenger-Leave IIvinetoR 7.l5
m; or City. l0,l0a n; Petroleum Cen
tie. IL. .05 a N; Titusvilie, IL so IN; arrive
at Cory lao p n.
No. 5. PasseHger-Leave IrvinetoB. l2.-
e5 p nj; Oil City 2.57 p m; Petroleum Cen
tire. 3. 36 p m; Titusville, 4,20 p III; arrive
at Cory 5,45 p IN.
No 5, Passenger-Leave Oil City 700 .
N; z roleum Centre, 7.43 m; Titusville,
$50 am; arrive at Cory 1919 IN.
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Mr.. Frazer, salesman Tor the well known
clothing house Of Charles Stokes. PhilaGcl-
phia will visit this city about April lst.
Those wishing clothing cn. in the latest
style and best materials viii do well TO re-
serve their orders for him. He will have a
very large and complete line Of samples -
Our prices will he tonnd very low as the
extent OF onr business gives great advan-
tages in buying. The long establish Q / repn-
talon Of the house for fair dealing, good
cutting and workmanship is cua,ante
that every customer will bo pleased.
ml6-lm.
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crowded house.

An eccentric man :.in Nashville, Tenu.,
after leaving oil bis property to outsiders.
winds up his will in this way: Before
any OF these sbtquests shall be performed
there must be erected over my vile and my
self . nice monument. have not given
anything to my wife's relations because they
did not visit my wife during her sickness,
nor alter she was dead. and my wifes sister
desired me to send close carriage fol bel
while ler sis.ei my wife, .wa dying.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-20

The father Of Dorabella recently found
that little girls chubby hands full of the
blossoms of beautiful tea.rose on which he
bad bestowed great care: "My DEAR" he
said, "didn't l tell ycu not TO pick one of
those flowers without leave?" "Yes, papa,
said Dorabella. ''but all Of these bad
leaves"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-20

The model girl Of the period lives in La
fayette, Indiana. She wears with pride
and = just pride, too-a dres' made UP oi
material woven by her own i;.r hands. She
is still unmarried.
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The peach prospect, iu the lake shore re-
gion are good. No buds, says Michigan
paper; have been Injured on rpened wood
by any cold snap this winter, and peach
growers have about made mp their minds
that there will be a good crop.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-20

1t is said that the drst mill erected in this
State was built by the Sweeds Sbout the year
l643, on Cobb's creek, near where now
stands tho Blue Bell tavern, near German
town. All traces of the building for many
years however, have disappeared.
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During the past week, 3,45O barrels Of
crude and 9,242 barrels of refined petroleum
wero received at Pittsburgh. TIE ship
ments during the same period, aggregated
430.5SO gallons, making total expectation
Tor the year of s, ,922, l56 gallons.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-20

The report that the steamer City of Bos-
ton had arrived at Queenstown turns out to
be hook.
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THE PYRAMIDS of splendid coal over at
Codington d Cornwelrs yard are perfectly
wonderful. marchl0tI
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A Delaware woman is getting divorce
because her husband jumped on the back
side of the bel at an alarm Of burglars.
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Fine assortment of Paper and Cloth Win.
dow Shades aad Fixtures, just reed at
mStf. GRIFFEs Bros.
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The survivors of the Ninth Pennsylvania
Cavalry held q Reunion at Harrisburg
on the 18th.
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.B A few more boarders can be accom-
mUdated at the Oil Exchange.
march l0tf $. REYNOLDS prop.
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There are about II new wells on the Jack
farm, the average product Of which is zine
barrels escb per day.
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Sash, Glass, Doors. Putty &c. Large
stock very cheap at the Furniture Store.
ml0-tf
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CoLD is word which Codinetnn It Corn
we'll propose render obsolete. For modus
Opefandi call aud see them. marchl0t'.
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Go to Critics Bros. for the best selected
stock of Paper Hangiugs and Curtains eve
offered in town. mStf
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The Pennsylvania Central Railroad has
secured possession of the Alexandril aHd
Fredericksburg Railroad.
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SHERIFFs SALE rs CLOSED Nicholson Il
Blackmon having bought him out at this
place and Kane City. IT,
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Reduced Prices at Lamners L. AideD's.
[nov.22tf
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WANTED,

ONE PASTRY COOK, ONE DINING
ROOM GIRL. and OfE WASH GIRL.
Enquire d, the ROCHESTER HOUSE. 2t
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THIs'MEANs BUSINESS Ny entirs stock
OF goods is offered AZ COST
A. S. SMITH.
Dca 5 IT,
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EtytRe Services.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at II o'clock A. NJ, and
e'cleck z. N.
Rev. ]. T. OxToBY, Pastor.
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Just received large and well assorted
stock of shelf hardware at J.. Rutherford's.
IT,
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at II A. N. and
N p. Y. Sabbath School at l21a p. NJ.
cats free. A cordial Invitation extend.
cd to all.
REV. c. Il. HEARD, Pastor.
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STs. PETER AND PAUL'S ,(Catholie)
CHURCH.
Mass at 1014 a. IN.
vesper and Benelictisa Of the Blessed
Sacrament at 4 p. 70.
Satsehism at.2..p. m.
JAMES DUNN. Pastor.
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5000 rolls Wall Paper just received at
mStf GRIFFEs Bros
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Local Notices.

CHn.pRENs CARRIAGES fine assort-
ment al the Furniture Store.
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Underclothing in large quantities at La
mers Il Alden's.
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Grand Duchess 0fGerOlstein
Preceding each Burlesque
Il GLORIOUS FARCE

Patrons and heads of families are assured that
wiile mlrth will be u.stinted, its exubcrancc will
VIII be kept within proper limits ,hat;no sentiment
be altered that might not be, uttered at the
hresidc amidst the family circle That neither in
look, gesture or costume will anything he represent
ed that could possibly outrage the Geccgum OF the
most select drawing room.
Admission 80 chs. Reserved Seat, rs cts.
HARRY uEHDz2T Agent.
Sos
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-02-02
TREMAINE BROTHERS
MR. JOHN G. PlER&0M.

A SISTED by the 8th Regiment Brass
"a Band, under the direction OF Prof WIN
ID. LYBRAND, will give three of their popular
pleasing and musical entertainments at JAN.
NEYS HALL, on THURSDAY, FRIDAY and
SAIU RDAY EVENINGS, February 3, and g.
The programme will consist Of a choice SC
lection OF Sentimental Humorous, Temper
ance and Soul-Stirring Descriptive Songs,
Glees and Choruses. Railroad Chorus, Tde.
scriptlve.1 Accommodation Train, stopping at
all Stations. Passengers will please keep their
Tickets in sight. j. q. PIERSON, Conductor
Man the Lite Boat Thrilling Descriptive
Trio. Storm at Sea-Thunder and Lightning
The Ship goes down! Speed the Life Boat /
Thank God we're Saved y! Trip to Niagara
English Falls; wonder why they are not as
high as the American. Yankee-Well, as nigh
as can caPlate, its because they haint got so
far to fall. Dutchman-Dish Falls is pig
Forty Years Ago. A Trio full of harmony and
feeling. Farmer Stubbs' Visit to New York.
with his largo and interesting Family, lde-
scriptive.] Giving a full account OF the Par
mer's debut in the City. The Now York Board
ms House. The Central Pask. The Mock
What They do at the Springs; or, Life at Sara.
t0ga, Idescriptive.] Where Shall the Soul
Find Rest. Grand Soul-thrilling Chant The
Rehearsal, (descriptive.l The Amusing
Tyrolean Musical Sketch entitled, DEE
LEIDERKRANZ SANGERBUND LErDERTA
FILE SOCIETY. 10 =
Tickets IS cents. Children so oents. Door,
CARD.-C. NJ. TREMAINE & BROTHER
Pianoforte Manufacturers, and GeneralShgents-
for the BURDETT COMBINATION ORGAN,
with Carpenter 4 Burdetts new improve.
ments, No. 435 Broome street, near Broad
way, New York. FebI
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CONFESSION OF MURDER. Nix
Oh, who was convicted of the MT der of
colored man named Ball, whose uody
was found in Ashley River, has made a
full confession of his crime, and entirely
exonerates his son, Anthony Nixon,
who was said to be 6 participator in the
crime, and was convicted at the same
time. They were both sentenced to be
hung on Friday. the 25th of February.
The steamer Stars and Stripes, from
Hayti, reports that there is much agita-
ton on the Samana question, and that
the provisional government will proba-
bly, assist Cabral in the movement to de-
feat the plans of President Baez, Of San
Domingo, ceding the bay or otherwise
parting with any portion of it, or neigh
boring territory to the United States.
Messrs. James Coxetter and Thorn as
O'Neal yesterday detected some negroes
stealing cotton on one of the wharves,
aud cudgeled the thief whom they caught.
Whereupon, tho injured African lodged
complaint, and had both the gentlemen
arrested. Sweet land of liberty!
Charleston Courier.
A submarine diver, named Tom VIM
ter, while employed on the Instructions
il tile Savannah River, was drowned, on
Sunday evening last.
A suit is pending in New York. against
the Pneumatic Railway Company, by
tho city brought, on the ground that the
company are running Broadway by their
tunnel.
"Just the thingP' Such is the excla-
nation of the Dyspeptics who use Solo
MONS BIrTERs. Nj
Orangeburg is reported to have more
dogs than any other County in the
State.
81 am strong and healthy, yet to pre-
serve my good condition. nse SOTO
MONS BrrTERs Nj
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A HORRIBLE AND ATROCIoUs MURDER
A MOTHER SHOT WITH HER BABY AT THE
BREAsT.-By a gentleman from up the
Seaboard Road we have Just heard the
details of most horrible crime commit
ted by some fend incarnate in Mecklen-
burg County, Va, near Castor, n. c.,
on Tuesday night last.
1t appears that lady by the name of
Mrs. Rollins, who lives in that neigh
borhood, was sitting in her house with q
baby at her breast nursing, and two or
three of her small children playing
round about her in the room, when the
murderer approached the window and
discharged double-barrelled gun, load
ed with buckshot and several large slugs,
into her right side, which passed
through her body and came out on her
left side. near the region of her heart,
killing her instantly. The infant at her
breast was not hurt, nor were any of the
other children. There were no grown
persons in the room at the time
Our informant tells US that suspicion
rests on negro man whose wife MIR.
Rollins had discharged from service a
day or two before this horrible deed was
perpetrated, as he had been heard to
make some threats about having ven
geance. 1t is believe he went there with
the design of taking Mr.. Rollins life,
but, finding him absent, the fiend muir
dered his wife in place of him. Our in
formant could not recollect the negro's
name, and was not informed whether he
had yet been arrested.
Norfolk Day Book.
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COLUMBIA s.. G.
wednesday, aIorning, February2. $50.

REpuoTIoN IN PRICE CLUBBING. The
: WEEKLY GLEANEK contains moro reading
matter s.kss. any other family paper pub
Eshed in the South-thirty-tw long
columns, printed in clear type. It ID
filed with, original as we'll as selected
matter ditorials, correspondence gene
raj news, markets. telegrams., interest
ing antoFies. sketches, poetry, eto. It's
.oolamns are now graced by av~highly
entertaining aoHuellstle, the production
OF H Indy Of this CITY, and whioh mas
been pronounced by disinterested critics
-. Sqhal 10 the very best OF, t'Marion
Rarland's" works. This story is entitled
ttsOrkney, or the Fortunes of Juliet Clay
burns tale of the Palmetto State. and
viii run through about twenty numbers
Of the "GLEANEs. AS we are desirous
of introducing the paper-which is in
every sense ''home companion" Unto
every family in the State, we have de-
termined to reduce the yearly subscrip-
ton price, ms follows-payable, in all
cases, in advance: Single copy $2.75;
ten copies, Ito one post Office, $25. 90;
twenty copies $45. 90; fifty copies $100.
The. CLEANER. aud the ''Rural Carroll
.midn"-the popular agricultural monthly
will be furnished, for one year, at
four dollars. Address orders to PHGN1x
and CLEANER Office, Columbia, s.. @.
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THE EXTENSION OF THE LIMITS
OF COLUMBIA.

We learn that this proposition came up
in the Senate on yesterday, and that the
radical Senator from Riohland, Beverly
Nash, stated that there was no express
sion Of opposition to the measure from
the citizens, and that he believed that
two-thirds of them favored the extension.
This statement is not correct, and if it
has baen determined to consummate this
1sgislstive outrage, we do not intend that
the Legislature shall have the excuse en-
bEaced in the statement of Nash. We
learn chat protest, numerously signed,
was gotten up against the extension, and
wbkpow that,it is condemned by O large
majority Of our people. 1t is deemed a
useless and expensive move, conceived
in lawlessness and born of mere party
tFiokery. Columbia is now full of vacant
lots, and has The capacity Of city con-
tanning, at least, so, 600 inhabitants. Fur
thermore, it would entail heavy expense
upon the city to open new streets. To
extend the city limits is calculated to
benefit neither white nor black, and the
Legislature will be without excuse,
should it entertain the proposition. We
learn that the matter will come up to-day,
in the Senate.
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AZ this parsioular time, Venue is con-

At this particular time, Venue 10 CON-
spicuopsiy brilliant in, the Western sky.
She bAs alwaSs bSefgh favolite plane
with Sstrononprs 9g@ poets anke. Fh9:
ther AB the Slsphe} s stas ss tAe Ysepes
orb a eve. ofas hfieht Lacifsr. Son d
the Morning. At present, che is the
evening star, and is passing from her
superior to her inferior conjunction with
the sun, and every evening sets earlier.
She is approaching the grand solar
centre, and on -the.2 23d Of February she
will reach her inferior conjunction. and
turn her darkened side towards us, re-
appearing on the Western side of the
sun as a morning star. She is alter
nately morning and evening stor for q
period of 292 days, although her annual
revolution takes only 225 days, but as
the earth moves in the same direction it
takes this additional time for the earth,
the sun and Venus to come into the same
position regarding each other. The ap-
preaching transits of Venus lends her
additional interest. The last one occur
red in 1769, and the next occur in 1874
and 1882. These events are anticipated
with profound interest by astronomers,
as they will enable them to verify the
distance of the sun from urplanet. All
during this month Venus will be unus-
ually bright and interesting to star
gazers.
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Liver CoMpLAINT-Arise from to.,
pidity of the liver, causing decrease in
the flow of bile; from too great determi-
nation of blood, causing enlargement.
Inflammation. abcesses; from obstruc-
tion of the ducts leading from it into the
bowels, causing jaundice and similar
affections; it sometimes produces dis
eases of the skin-such as pimples,
tumors, blotches, sores, ulcers, boils,
&c. It gives the skin yeliowish tinge'
sometimes deepening till it assumes q
very tawny and greasy. look; the whites
of the eyes become yellow or greenish.
and the tongue white or brown coated.
Heinitshs Queens Delight is the cure
by purifying and cleansing the blood.
For sale by Druggists everywhere. jog
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-02-02

BUTLER. Farnsworth left neither
hide nor hair on the "bottle imp" dur
ing the debate on Monday. He drew
out the generals record, jeff Davis,
Breckenridge, and all. and added that
his desertion was 80 recent, that, like
Peter, he was driven to curse his old
master and associates in order to prove
that the desertion was sincere. And SO
on for half an hour, while the great
Ubiquitous sweated and smouldered
under the inhiction.
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NIL DEspERANDUM. HopE!-Hundreds
of cases of Scrofula, in it's worst stages,
old cases of Syphilis that have defied the
skill of eminent Physicians, Rheu
matics who have been sufferers for years,
and the victims of the injudicions use of
Mercury, have been radically cured by
DIR. TUFTS SARsApARILLA AND QUEENS
DELIGHT. 1t is the most powerful alter
ative and blood purifier known. It is
prescribed by very many Physicians.
J3O6
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-02-02

Ask the Ladies' Maids, and they will
tell you that PHAnoN's V1TAL1A OR SAL
vAT1oN FOR THE HAIR is the favorite art;
Gle for reviving the natural tinge OF
bianched or fading ringlets. Clear az
fluid glass, wholesome to the skin al
water, undiscolorable by the light, with
out any mineral odor and yielding no
sediment, it defies competition and
courts comparison. J3O %
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Patent Office,

A LEXANDER & MASON, Solicitors OF Anne
IA rican and European Patents, and Coun
sellors at Patent Laws, tfifteen years expert
ence as solicitors of Patents,) 400 Seventh
ton, D. G. Papers carefully prepared, and
Patents secured without delay Examinations
in the Patent Office free of charge. and no in
dividual fee asked in any case, unless Patent
is allowed. Charges as Reasonable as any
other reiiabie Agency. Send for circular or
terms, instructions and reference Jan 30
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VIRGINIA PREPARING TO 10 RlM
4 NATURAL ALLIANCE.


The Richmond Enquirer and Examine,
is preparing for the Democratic party
of Virginia. The late conservative organi-
cation, it says, was only the militia
called into the field to repel q sudden
irruption. It wants now a standing army.
based upon principles and composed of
good and true soldiers. It asks how
shall they in Virginia fight the Republi-
can party. 1t says:
"Now, how shall we fight this party
In some wishy -washy way? Without
organization, or in some loose form of
organization?
1--WE must. in our opinion, have a Ma
ceOonidn phaldn.r-a compact, solid, i'm
penetrable, and thoroughly disciplined
column.
.'And now, does any practical man be-
lieve that the militia lately called to-
gether to repel special irruption, and
which we dubbed the conservative party,
can successfully fight this battle as q
permanent organization? Can we here
in Virginia maintain an independent
party which has no existence anywhere
else in the country, North or South; and
which has no affiliation with any national
party?
eve cannot avoid having some party
to oppose the Republicans; and, second
~, the conservative organization was
merely gathered for single campaign
it is not standing army"
Onr readers will remember that in
commenting upon the "third party"
movement in Virginia, we interpreted it
as move for the occasion-not as q new
departure. When men saw in the con-
servative organization of Virginia the
nucleus of new party, we saw in it a
diversion only. 1t was the spirit Of
Stonewall Jackson leading yirginians in
flank movement. It would appear
that we were not far wrong. Where is
the ''third party" in Virginia? Where
in Tennessee? Where in Mississippi?
Where in Texas? Echo answers where
No; it is in vain for men to seek TO
circumvent the laws of nature and of ma
ture's God. There are clements in the
political world that cannot be COM
mingled The great Southern heart
we mean the heart that sends the life.
blood through the Southern body-that
gives tone to all that is elevated and
enduring in this Southern land, can
never accept the radical or Republican
role You can base no lasting Southern
party upon acceptance in whole or in
part OF RADIcALIsM. AS it presents
itself to us, it is wrong in its principles
of government, and worse i'll its political
practices. To the genuine Southern
man, it is instinctively obnoxious, and
or pelf can make it acceptable. We re.
ject it.
"Nor would We ought with it now, nor ever
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The TR1USE PRINCIPLE ILLUSTRATED.

The TR1UNE PRINCIPLE ILLUSTRATED
The election of Wright, Northern
negro, to the Supreme Bench, causes
the judiciary to illustrate the three
dominant elements at present in South
Carolina. We have the Southern "loy-
alist" in Mr.. Moses, the carpet-bagger
in Mr.. Willard, and the negro in Mr..
Wright.
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Cotton Seed,

COLLOn SeGu,
Good, BETTER. BEST, seems to be tho
VI idea nowadays. If any planter in the
State or the South wants to buy the Seed tn 1t
grows the best stalk, with the greatest num-
Der Of bolls. and the finest staple on every
stalk, let him address me, at Columbia, 8. c.,
and he will get tho article he is looking for
See the late Premium List and award O.
premiums of the recent South Carolina Ayr
cultural and Mechanical Society.
Jan27 JAMES NJ. CRAWFORD