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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-02

The Un,d States steamer Michigan has
besn ortlcd TO Dstroi, and thereabouts TO
watch authrcveut the transportation OF
troops or VI material from Canada into OF
across Uued States Territory.
The MAJ Department is in receipt OF
letter adcssed to Rear Admiral s. U.
Rowan, ,presenling the United States
Navy in Gina. signed by over two hundred
citizens al officials OF lloug Kong, China,
sxpressnto the United States their deep
grief d ,ncern at the deplorahlc accident
which bel the Oueida, and recording their
sympathy with the bereaved families who
were N ID TO mourn. 1t speaks IN The
highest tens of the respect aud esteem en-
tprtainedDr Commander Williams and all
bis officer to whom they had become strong
ly attachl.
The P,sident OF the st. Paul and Lake
Superior hircad says there IS no doubt oil
the comption of the road TO Duluth by the
fourth of.hly. There are about twenty-five
hundred pcn at work. The iron ia now
aid somesix or eight miles beyonl Kettle
River, or o little over one hundred miles
from st. Ihul. Trains will commence run
ming regularly to Kettle River Station, nine
ty-tive miles from St. Paul. in few days.
a large portion ofgrading or the remain
ing forty miis is completed.
a Chcagosaloon keeper Friday morning 2
lit the gas in be rear part of his establish
ment, threw .he match upon the floor, and
commenced rolling barrel ofwhisky, when
the bung dropped out and the whisky igni-
ted and destructive conlagration ensued.
Six buildings were destroyed or badly dam
aged, including boarding house. Thirty.
two boarders were Turned out in their night
clothing, many Of them losing all their per-
sonal property.
a mass meeting of workin. men in San
francisco Tuesday night, decided to oppose
at the approaching election the propo stior
TO subsidize the Southern Paoif, Railroad,
unless the Company will pledge Itself not ,C
employ Chinese labor.
At Machiaa, n. Y. on Thursday
Charles Smith, nged sixty. killed bis viii
with an TX during L quarrel. They had
lived nnhappiiy together for some time.
The murderer is 10 custody.
Wm. NJ. Conery, who claims 10 have dis
covered distractions on the Hartford en-
Erie Railroad on Thursday, and saved
| train from destruction. has baen arrested o
suspicion OF placing them there himself.
The long dry spell has done cr-at Injury
IN California. and tho crops in portions c
| the State will fail.
Ejecting a negro from street car cost
Baltimore comi any ten dollars. He sue
for So, so.
The Supreme Council of tho Thrt
third degree of Masons. Albert Pike, Su
rreme Grand ComnanIer, will assemble a
Masonic Temple, Baltimore, to-day.
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The Greensburs, Pa, Herald 6

The Greensburg, Pa, Herald says:
''The grain fields in this vicinity look very
1attering, and. il we are to judge from ap-
pe.rances, the prospects for bountiflI bar
ve;twaa never better. With reasonable sup
ply ofruiu and no intervening blights to dis.
appoint our expectations, onr earnest hopes
will be reai!zed. The fruit buds are swell
ing rapidly in this VICINITY, and oil the
trees we have sceu yet ara full of bnds. -
Peach trees are par.ly in boom, and sever
al days more Of such weather will bring
them ont in fulf nioeL,."
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A SONG.

'Tis not the murmuring voice offspring
That sirs my heart and makes me sing;
Tie not the blue skies. bubbliug Ger
With sunshine spilled along earth's floor (;
Nor yet the flash Of bursting rose,
Nor bloom of any flower that grows.
II Is that long, long years ago.
When all the world was blushirg So
1t is then my cheek blushed TOO,
Ny heart beat fast for love and you;
There was a music in the air
! fail to find now any where.
Aud SO, whe q Sprins comes wandering by
l lose the thread Of misery;
Trusting the promise Of aer days,
tune my voice to sing her praise.
And cheat myself with the sweet pain
That in the Spring Love blooms again.
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An African gentleman saw over gro
Gerry stUra Inscribed, "Sugarcnred hams. 8
lie entered the place and asked the price.
He solicited and obtained permission to
smell a shank. Having done this he ab-
ruptly turned To leave.
Don't you want any ofthat ia 2" said
tie grocer.
well, no, boss was the reply. ''Der
sign reads, 'sugar.cured ham,; dat ar hams
sick yet; my advice TO you Is to change tie
medicine"
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CANTON BITTERs These celebrated Bit
tetc are recommended ly physicians as far
superior 10 any in use, They ale pleasant
to the taste aud coa,aln medical Ingredients.
placing them az toe head Of all bitters man
uiac,ured Try bottle, they are for sale
ut the Drug store oi Griei.s Cios. a23t
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Yur.i,,.cmeni NOslce.

The subscriber hos learned that a certain
iirli ID Titusvilr. known "a Bryan. Dill
lipgham ij Co.." have commenced the mar
u'acture of Sucker Rods with Socket joints
This is n Direct Infringement on his Rights.
as his claim il 'coanecting two seCtions IT
rod by means Of wedges, wcdgin, sockets.
ard double coupling bolt lie dors not
specify any particular shapp1 wedge. nor OF
what rlate,ial il shall be modr. NJ rods
made as above Described outside Of his man.
uiac'ory. are GiIect iu.iinssmenls. This,
ltIe.nTc is 20
CAUTION OIL OPERATORS.
aud a! others ocuns. huyiug or using any
rods So mad" except those OF bis manufac-
tnre. aS hy So dnlng they will lny them
selves liable, aud will be dea!t with accord
ing TO law.
WIN. J. INNS.
PIONEER. April 9th. 1870.
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Gold lijTs.
NT The Unreliable of the U. G. i A. r
+ Kill be found under the markets.

The P. t-olis correspondent Of the wyom-
Ing (OntoNa) Newsletter writes under
date OF ak S that considerable anxiety
exists amdn rehncrs and others having
large aDout capital invested in machin'
r. anu oil tlAures. as 70 woere 'hey W..
get the supby of oilssf'er the present wells
Cease prc;hc!ng, tiaae ~nien Is noS'ar
distant, judging from thsNsap'o aecreas, 'n
the prediction, marked mofS p'a'n'y ~.r-
Ing ibs past month than ever peiore.i S"i'e
a number of the wells have lost a"os' sii
'ho'r oil supply, and pump btes wa'e' ,n'
ttesd, 60 II The supply be not IfP'Aeeu ~
The wells about to be put down ''e ne"
terr!tory--known as the BlacktuV " NC
Dousa!l--we have indeed every rXaso" ~
ieel alarmed for the decrease in the pt t'u'c-
tion. In fact during the last yeary 'pere
has been gradual decline 10 the OF! mount
produced, although more prominently "arh'
ed Of late.
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TO All Whome IL may Concern.

As report has been industriou,ly crcu-
lated that employed underhandcd means
To obtain possrssiun Of the buildinr now
occupy. take this opportunity otapprls!"s
my friends md acqnaintances that nu
means vera employed tina, any honorable
man need be ashamed of. The price suited
me and bought the hnilding. Tba! was
all. Very truly Yours
April 23 A. JonN }. FELTER.
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Petroleum Items from all Sources

WEST Hickory OH IrEMs,--The Beatty,
Farm owned by Beatty, Neyhart. and
others, Thompson Il Go. well, producing
bbls. No. l, 10 bbls, Beatty No. 2, bbls.
Beatty No. 8, 25 bbls. Olmsted, bbls.
Fisher No. /, 10 bbls. Goodrich, IL bbls.
Total Is bbs. No. ofwels drilling 2.
The Miles Farm owned by the Warren &
Venango Oil Co., Of Pittsburgh. The wells
are among the oldes. in this district and
have fallen off considerably within the las,
sixty days. The frequent use OF torpedoes
has heretofore kept up the production but
of late they do not seem to help the produc.
tion materially. Coe, Smuiz, & Co,
wells producing 81 bbls. Collins Bro.
wells producing 10 bbls. Irvington Oil Co g,
2 wells producing bbls. Wideawal;e well
producing 1 bbls. Hoffman well producing
8 bbls. Blocher well Is.
The Royal E. Scott Farm. This farm is
owned by Scott Grandin & Fisher. Dewey
& Laney well producing 10 bbIs. Fisher e
Ralston well, new strike, producing 40
bbls and increasing. The Others are nearly
down and will soon be tested.
The r. c. Scott farm. Tbornberg well
produciug6 6 b5ls, Harmony we'll, (new) As
bbIs, Capt, Goodrich has new rig up aud
nearly ready TO drill.
The II. W. Scott, Grandin L Neyhart
farm. In the Sd sand.
The Tuttle farm No. down 100 feet.
The Henderson farm-Mr. Clapp is
ready to drill, DR.. Shamburg is down 275
fee. on the McGraw farm.
The London tract-Mr. Bn.ler is down
about $50 feet. t.-P!easan;ville Gaslight.
A few months ago Messrs. Hoshins G.
Weed, hardware merchants at Rousevillc.
together with Mr.. J. W. jenkins, of tlis
city, purchased of the Huidekoper Pe,ro-
leum Company Of New York, sixty acres,
laying along and north of the Pittsburgh
and Cherry Run Petroleum Company landq,
near Sbamburgh. The price paid wa,
&24, 900. But little development has been
made. The jenkins well No. /, working
interest owned by jenkins & Smith, was
torpedoed last Wednesday, and for twenty
four hours to last evening produced by
actual measurement 90 barrels, Severa
other wells are commenced on the farm BY
experienced operators. The farm bids fail
10 he one Of the best in the region. Th,
fortunate owners could take $lO0, 600 at any
tinc were they inclined to sell.
The Mcbride farm is coming into favor
BILE notorlety from the fact that it has neve
given dry hole. Several good wells hay,
been lately struck on it. The Lyman smitl
farm has now some good producing wells
On Wednesday. the drilling tools in ont
being put down struck u ere ;ice and The ga
and oil belched out throwing stream I,
the top OF the derrick. Herald. 2s.
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big we'll at Brady's Bend is flowing
zarre!s per day. From gentleman
Qtb from that place We ieurn that the
ement Is constantly on tho increase.
nieases are Seins rapidly taken mp. Pros.
!, are good for tae building up Of auoth-
il iowa at that point.
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I Nealy vol, on the Marston & Shroeye
sCherrytree Run, was lorpedoed four
20, a1d the production largely ia
"a. II yielding abOut Al barrels per
q Before the torpedo was put 10 the
= ad never produced over 10 barrels
y 1t is located but a short distance
Kane City.
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"A s.. Louis clssk in rsscuiug a pretty
ri in the street from biz dog, luckily
VA nd his ankle. The youas lady ca! ed
|1sslsg-, took her bIave preselyer home,
i llio, ro'es back 10 his checks ANA
,An.r VITA pas b.essys green :
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The largest lot of Birds, Canares and
other species. ever brought to the oil regions
has just been received at NJ 5. Simmons.
a20-tf
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All styles light harness. cheaper than the
cheapest. made from M0itat's oak stock, and
warranted, at J Il. Kron's.
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All property sold at Meiop6is during the
war Tor taxes, and afterwards relieved, ia TO
be taken possession Of by the government.
officers. Miilious of dollars are inyplycl
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SPECIAL Notice..

The largest and finest stock
Oh 2a1Ai! SsSoeI'es' ever
brought to Petroleum Centre, is
now being received an3 offered
at heavily yc;;,,ced Byices.
~,
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here Is nothing like liked, steady aim.
b al honorable purpose. 1t dlgnilies
Iiure ard insuies success.
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Soda Water and Ice Cream at j. W. Beat
ty's. ap27-u.
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y Missouri pap-r calls al affray in which
one sumhirr bnz' away NJ another severa /
tiucs, and Killed an 'nnoc,at p!au, "a care.
less u3e Of Are rmi.
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Fine assortment OF wall paper u! Gr.fies
Bros.
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lilies Bros. have just RECEIVED large as.
> ent OF house and garden pants, shrub
& etc. Lovers of beautiful flowers will
Ill to Call in and examine them.
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Tomatoes 10 cts per can at FeiIpr, Fernel
& Co.'S a2l-tf.
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Miss LOTVIE SHERIDAN,

An Accomplished ,mercan Ilorsewoman, who.
hennty Of form and face is iy! ical Of AMEHloAs
LONELINESS.
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JOHN SAUNDERS,

The Great Equestrian Sccni" Artist ard principal
hid r. who. IN adoilion, chm l. nccs fhe world TO
produce man to compete with him sor the sum
f3eoO. and the title of Champion Ltaper Of ,rea
ton.
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The railroad bridge across the Missouri
river al Ouaha IS 10 Dc bW.l. at olcc.
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Soda Water and Ice Cream at j. W. Beat
ty's.
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Tomatoes 10 cts per can at Feltcr. Fenner
& Co.'s s23-tk
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Sash. Glass. Doors. Putty &c. Large
stock very cheap at the Furniture Stor".
ml0-G
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II0GLE ard sUDDEAU.

tn" Comica Acrchats, G.d artistic exposiehu
physiCal Development.
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Soda Water aud Ice Cream AT W. Beat
va
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Mons. LEON GIAVGELy,

With ii3 T,orHe Of Performing Dogs, au.ons
whir'i Will be foiud the eel STR ted CauuN. Wk
and Dash. whose pc.formance 'sindcrd marvellous
and entirely dysrent from any hing previous! scel
In tais Country.
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,ely to bis stock ofs1 'ss ""u ~
D ,srtials s-ue,~.umeries, &c, and
o sell cheaper than ever. This
p bile drug store has been estab-
} place for mani 'ears, in fact
] tone started on Oil Creek be-
, Ie. Mr.. Christie himself is q
, physician, and consequently we'll
utting up prescriptions. So ex-
plltation has be in this respect
come from distance OF ten
to his store.to get prescriptions
consequence Of which be is doing
,nsiuess in that line. Cal! and ex.
EAook.
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DICK SANDS,

The original Of MI Cog Dancers, aud whose IRE
eminent attitudes hol never been reachrd ny li'
many initrtor-. will arpcar N the ring nj ach per
4 rmancc IN several Of his prca, sp cialties.
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Local Notices.

Soda Water and Ice Cream at J. ". Beat
ty's
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Soda Water and Ice Cream at j. W. Beat.
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Tomatoes !5 cts per can at Felrer. Fenner
& Co. 3. a23il.
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a Stud Of Beautiful Ring Horses

Selected regardless Of expense f'r prcil'' hrnk,n
These horses are all yourG. haNibs Tem nraror rto
du ing tho past winter by Dr. J-s j. ~ season.
rs determined to haze every thing new 'ii''
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The COElic Mules.
UNCLE SAM mud SE!OD FLY,

Will be introduced by tie Doctor in person
each performance
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Master JOHNNY BOOKER,

TIE bov phenomenon whose rcmarkao'n as'In. NJ.
and actiyi In t;ymn ,stic. il only cqlaiied py H'
grace and dcyteiity iL.ath,tic spoi1s
DR.. Jas. l.. Thayer takes parti'rlar pride IN oens
ahe 10 announce Il engagement with no 'ess w
-on than the ce ebrated New York COniquc,
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Ucmennper TINT this Circus is the 1e:I ~r".iirey
md that nr jaime. l.. 1ha er, who WI, ,,nrr,or ey.
appear, l ,rsnecsa p'rforn "ncr 1.,,on :" ~ s" III.
cacnre. and the greste-t sitslae,n III, day ofsI
hlhnon at 10 a. NJ. led by tho rew, lrw York,
Bama Charlot. tnate by Fielding Bros ~"
aud continfiig ,ppATED
ADSLPH NICHOLAS CELEpnn
NEW YORK CORNET BANp. III,
Don't forget day and eaio' and r'iAei''
Bose Is coming 1,,, r,dsr 10, 25 ett
Adm ssiun, 90 cts. Children uIo''
VIII exhibit at ,c,,ur.
,1,y-Pe,roleum Centre, Fdd"y anu amu Mon
Iay. Mny 18th and l4ih; Ro"ap''.t,,v '.,.v and
day, NAY 10Th; Oil Guy; t"es1''
Wednesday, Mp l1!n and I''a'
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Mr.. BILLY PASTOl

chose inrumberablc M Gees -iul p'r'ornla,I L,s
the leading theatres Of Europe nha Aaiei''-'
made his name hous suhold word.
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A Large Corps Of Auziliarlsa =.

n,mero"s @ to mention, but viii bo lo.nd to p''''
talent OF Il high order.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-11
An Expressive Silence.

OF al the Republican State Conventions
which Lave met and passed resolutions this
tall, not one has venturrd to 10 much as
mention President GRANTS st, Domingo job
They have culogi1cd the President in other
respects, HI much IA they dared toin the face
Of notorious facts hut on this topic they
have maintained a discreet and expressive
silence,
And yet, the attempt at annexng st, Do
miugo IS the one only act of lis administra,
tion with which the President has taken
pains 10 personally identify himself Every
other measure has originated with some
mcmlcr Of his Cabinet and he has lazily al.
lowed it 70 go through without opposition or
interference hut in behalf of the St. Domn.
90 treaty he made supcrhuman exertlons,
1t was his aidc-dc-camp who negotiated
the treaty in the first instance it was by
his orders that our fleet was sent to overawe
the party in the Dominican Republic which
was hostile to it and when it came up for
ratification by our Senate he, for the frs,
| time in the history of the nation, exhibited the
| unpleasant spectacle Of President turning
lobby agent, and using openly and unllush'
mPly hls personal influence to secure Senate
Iial votes Fortunately, his efforts were il
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AMUrE MURDERER on TRIAL.
Tho Hasbrouck Murder-A Remarkable
Fnmily-The Prisoners Hatred toward
Animated Things.

FnmiIy-The Prisoners Hatred toward
Animated Things.
PouGHKEEPsIE, Oct. 10-1n January last Levi
Bodine, deaf and dumb colored man, killed Daniel
A. Hashrouck, awealthy farmer residing four miles
below ohioville, Ulster county. Mr. Hasbrouck
quested him to go to the WOOD pile TO split some
wood. When the two reached the wood pile Bodns
began his work, and had split or two sticks,
Mr. Hasbrouck watching him meantime, when the
murderer suddenly turned upon his employer and
Selling him by the throat struck him over the Ion
eye with the axe. and then across the face. Mr..
Hssbrouck managed TO break away from the mend,
but was pursued, the Infatuated wretch coming up
to hin again, and dealing him another blow, this
time sinking the into the farmers shoulder
blade. He.fell, when the negro again struck him,
this time with the back OF the axe, on the head,
crushing in the skull Help arrived and the mur.
ON Thursday OF last week, Bodene's case was
stated however that before he could be tried jury
must decide on his saneness. The nrst ana ONLY wit
ness called on the part OF tho prisoner was his
mother She testified that she lived at Marbletown;
that the prisoner was her son. and
WAS BORN DEAF AND DUMB.
She also had another son, who born deaf and
dumb. The father OF the prisoner was white M IN
NOW deceased). and at one time prominent Demo
cratic oncsl Of Ulster County botn sons were bora
Grim, though the people had named him Bodine.
He had never been educated, and had lived nowhere
| except At the pOOrnOuSe anu " Ddulel n hlt
| brouck's since he years OF age although
he had run away several times and been captured.
| She herself became nearly deaf when girl IRON
| scarlet fever.
Henry Brown testified that the prisoner was very
vicious toward animals would Kill chickens aid
| could hardly pass an animal without giving II
punch would
| CATCH CAT NJ THB TAIL
ard throw II like thunder.
DR.. Maurice Writ deemed the prisoner CAPABLE Of
| certain degree Of comprehension. DIR. Isaac L.
| Peet. principal Of deaf and dumb institute, was
| examined at great length, and upon the whole he
did not consider the prisoner capable Of understand
ing judicial proceedings in which he was cnrrobo
| rated by Henry ID. Reeves, deaf mute. DR.. Poet
acted as Interpreter for the jury and silent COM
| munications, transmitted with almost lightning
| pidity, elected the greatest admiration.
After hearing all the testimony, the Court decided
that further proceedings should be postponed inti-
| mating that no satisfactory result had yet been
reached and rcmarking that II is TAR better that jus
| tce should be temporarily delayed than that It
| should be tramped upon, or that doubtful result
| should be arrived at. The prisoner was then re-
| manded to Jail, whence he viii probably to tao
| New York Institute for the Deaf AMI Dlmb.