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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-05

New Mexico wants to be the thirty eigh I
State in the Union, and The House Te.ri.cia
ial Committee have agreed report an &C :,
allowing her 10 frame State government
nd apply for admission
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SHERIFys SALE IS CLOsED.-Nicholso Il
DIackmon having bought him out st this
place and Kane City. :f.
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VenangO County.
LIST OF JURORS FOR 4Tu MONDAY OF

LIST OF JURORS FOR 4rH MONDAY OF
APRIL.
Allegheny township, Joseph Carson; Ca
nal, Johr Dupney. Wm. Myers, Alex. John.
son; Cherrytree. Matthias Tarr, Marius Nc
Fadden; Coopcrstown, David Ray: Clinton.
J. p. Riddle; Franklin. David Guthrie. T.
A. Dodd, Jas. Bleaky; Frenchcreek. JAS
Senicon (of Jos), Charles II. Raymond; !;
Irwin, Michael Dickens; Jackson Joseph
Mason. David Rice; Oil City, Elijah Ja-
cobs; Oakland, Jonas Webber. James Cron.
ther; Pleasautvile, G. j. Squers, j. War
ner; Plnmer, John Licketts; Petroleum
Centre, Patter Pollock; Eichland, Jesse l..
Proper, Daniel Bly, Frank Roger. J. f.
Winch; Rocklaud, John Lugher, Jr.; Rynd,
Vim. Suclair, Cooper Williams, A. Ban
non, (of RoberD; Sandycreek, "A. K. Kings.
ley; Utica, Ed. Hughes; Venaugo City, L.
Foust, Wm. Snyder, Philo NJ. Clark.
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From the appearance OF the weather to-
day, winter intends to ''linger in the lap Of
spring" for some time to come.
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Two new blast furnaces are to DO built at
West Middlesex, Mercer county, during the
coming summer, and there is n ruMor that
rollins mill will be built there before long.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-05

Mr.. Edward Fox will soon have another
well ready for drill ing on his lease of the
Central Petroleum Cos farm.
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New WELL "A new we'll was struck a.
Red Hot, on Saturday last, and is now
yielding good fifty barrels per day. 1t is
owned by l.. II. COLON Of this place, and
others.
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The largest and best assortment of Table
sntlery, ever brought into the country at
Nicholson e. Blackmon's. II
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~ 1t is the trnth? Critics Bros have
RESUMED SPECIE PAYMENT. All
persons purchasing goods ct their store will
receive specie in change. Give them cal!
AID see tor yourself. n22tf.
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Fine assortment of Paper end Cloth Win.
dow Shades aud Fixtures, just reed at
mStf. GRIFFEs Bros.
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News in regard W the Connecticut elec.
tion indicate that the Democrats have caI.
ried tho State by about 1900 majority.
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A writer shows the relative proportion OF
the male and female interest in tit tariff by
the following exhibit OF the duties on i'm
ports consumed. especially by the two sexes
THUS, ofthe duties paid in 1869, there were
pQiJ for:
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Co!.D is word which Codington h Corn.
well propose render. obsolete. For modus
CDercndi call and see them. marchi0t!.
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The business of the Kane City Postofice
is rapidly increasing. Over three hnnd,ed
letters per week are received at the office.
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Game Of all kinds at the Petroleum Ex.
change Hotel.
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New rigs continue to be put up on th'
Da!zell farm.
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hammers l. Alden's lie the only whit
muns clothing store in the Centre.
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Billy Emersen's burnt cork and other
minstrel tronpes were levied on in Toledo
Monday night for. Chicago debt Of
1000.
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Gaitney, sells better and cheaper goods
than any dealer on the creek, Try him.
NJ IStf.
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G A destructive fire occurred at Three Riv-
ers, CAdAda, yesterday, which destroyed
500, 900 worth of Lumber aud other prop
e'ly.
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The New Gas Pump for sale at Nicholson
& Blackmou's. #.
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hid GLoAEs--A large assortment, at
LamemIs & Alden's.
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The Wallace Sisters are performing in
Pleasantvills.
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THE PYRAMIDS of splendid coal over o.
Codington ~ Uornwelrs yard are perfectly
wonderful. marchlUtt.
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Ecrse Shoe Halls, wholesale and retail.
a. Nicholson IL Diackmon's, 23-ti.
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The largest end best assorted stock ever
on exhibition on Gil creek is at Galfoey's
| MlSt.
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ICE, ICE.

IcE.-C. II. Williams e. Co., are prepa--
ed to furnish fresh Chautauoua Lake Ice liz
quantities to suit all. They have laid in q
large stock of the pure7t Ice ever brought
to the oil region. Those using Zee will do
well to bear this fact in mind. .u30-At.
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hammers Il Alden's is the only store K
Guy good, durable and cheap clothing.
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TheNew Gas Pump tor sale ut Nicholson
& Blackmon's. IT,
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Gold taken at par for goods at Gafneys
4 lStf
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+, MEN. WOMEN.
Ciga's 81, 237, ,566 81 Ribbons So, 249799 So
Brandy Silk dres-
wine Sill ,s62 80 ses 5,95!,6S3 60
Playing Fancy
cards 5,l62 so fans 1880 35
Liquors l04,43S II Cbignon
Fusil oil lO,2l0 09 hair lS2.Gs0 20
Billiard Beads 96.2l6 so
chalk 300 so Lily whit 69,O26 90
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Underclothiug in large quantities a. Lam
meIs Il Alden's.
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Carriage Bolts, wholesale and retail. q
Nicholson L Backmon's 23-tf.
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ICE, ICE.

Messrs' Bailey, Chain Il Smith ore prerar-
red to furnish the pmrest of Sandy Lake ice
on short notice, at the proper saeson and
at reasonable rates.
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just received large aud well assorted
stock of shelf hardware at j. RuthrrtUrd's.
IT,
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Navigation is open on The lakes.
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Local Notices.
Sprcic Payment Resumed,

On and after this date, April lat, specie
payment will be resumed at the Opera House
Saloon where greenbacks Is given for Ale,
Wine, Lager, Cigars, Sandwiches, &c. BY
order
JouN THEOBALD Prop'r.
al-4t
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Orders taken for suits and fits guaranteed,
Lamm ers & Alden's.
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Divine Services.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at IL o'clock A. n, and 7
o'cleck r. n.
REV. ]. T. OxroBY, Pastor.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at II A. NJ. and
~ P. n. Sabbath School at l2H r. N.
eats free. 4 oordiall:iuvitation extend
cd to..ail.
Rev. G. II. HEARD, Pastor.
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SIS. PETER AND PAUL'S (Catholie)
CHURCH.
Mass et l014 .. m.
vesper and Benediction Of the Blessed
Sacrament at 1 p. N.
Cateehisn at::2::p. m.
JAMES DUNN, Pastor.
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Reduced Prices at hammers Is AldcR's.
[noy.22u.
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Here's our heart and here's our hand.'
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-11
MAINE LEoIyLAruHE.

M.rch7.-SsSirE. The State Prison Committee
reportcd Q resolve In hvor Of the Institution ior
ailGn. The bill ~ regulate the taking Of Pofges
-, road and assigned. w.
Iiorss. Tho State Liquor BIil. with senate
sme ndments, was passed ~ be engroeod. Biil W
Incorporates the union depot at Portland was reah
and assigned. Resolve ~ aid Grafton, Ro1bury
and other towns In Oxford county In repairing roads,
snnropriatIng "a, no passed 10 be engroSsed. The
ssnsts order looking 70 . celebration March 18th,
tAs Uth anniversary Of the State, Was Indefinitely
March 8, sESArx-A large number Of bills pass
oil 70 be engrossd relating ~ revision OF Statutes
in certain cases. Several bills were road and as
signed mostly relating 10 corporations.
bec Railroad Company act to incorporate the
Ms.onic Trustses OF Lewiston; an act 10 amend
&C 6,. chap Of tho Revised Statutes, relating 70
penalty for illegal voting an act 10 amend the
city charter OF Bangor; an set 10 amend soc. ",
sebsc Lake Steamboat Company act additional 10
chapter 49, public laws lass, relating " the sale Of
intoxicating liquors.
tabled bill. relating n appeals from the decision
and 10 Incorporate Lewiston Hospital was passed
40 hs encro.sed Several bills were referred 10
the no1t Legislature. Tho report Of tho commits
sioners on valuation was referred TO Committee on
valuation, and 400 copies ordered printed a
mas Of unimportant business was taken from Tho
table and disposed Of. Members arc anxious TO
ret through and 90 homo. They can doubtless
servo the State better at home, than nj Augusta.
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The San Francisco Golden City relates a

The San Francisco Golden City relates an
amusing adventure which recently befell man
OF that city, whom they call Jones for conven-
iencc sake. lie was an eccentric individual, and
his fsllow-w0rkmen in the mandatory where he
was employed sought to indulge in little fun at
his expense, and succeeded In getting letter
mailed at New York sent to him, stating that,
by tho death Of q distant relative In England, he
had fallen heir to the sum Of 500, 900, and that
o solicitor had come over 10 New York to hunt
him up. Jones received the letter, and spoke Of
II in good faith to his fun-loving companions, who
grarely urged him to wrto to Appointment lawyer
10 New York. stating his case and asking the
legal gentleman to see about It. Jones was fool
ish enough TO take this sivice. In due time
much 10 the establishment Of his associstcs-he
received genuine letter from the lawyer, who,
by one Of the pretties condolences In the world.
happened to he at that time engaged In looking
up person Of eIscly the same name as our MIR.
Jones, who was entitled, by the will Of an Eng
hsh gentleman who died few yeurs ago, to the
sum Of not s5O, 900, exactly, but the sum OF
E45O0 sterling, or about S20,0 900. Jones hap
penod To be the very man himself, and he imne-
diately lef his work In state Of high excitement,
took trip to New York. and had no difficulty In
proving his identity and establishing his claim.
lie returned to San Francisco few days since
with funds amounting to $4,000 (cIpenses
having been deducted from the original sunny,
which might never have found him but for the
disposition Of his comrades to practical joking.
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Our City Election.

At tho time Of writing this the nom'na-
lions of neither party have been made,
and no reference can be made TO the
scycral standard bearers to be- chosen; but
the fact exists, nevertheless, that the state
Of our finances are going on from had to
worse, with every prospect Of continu-
ancc of the reckless waste of the peoples
money. which has characterized tho adj
minis,rntion of tho present ring In power.
Did a majority. or at least large portion
of tho democratic party in the city. pay
more than n poll tax, (and some OF the
city officers do not). we might say that we
could stand ,hoir proiligacy rs long us
they could. But the burdens of tho two
parties are in this respect 50 unequal that
wc can hut appeal to the taxed portion OF
our citizens to labor earnestly and untir-
ingly for u reform.
In timo Of peace and descending
prices, and while all other towns not gov
erncd rs ours is, are lessening their debt,
and husbauding their resources to decrease
their indebtedness, the already enormous
debt of our municipality has steadily in
creased and Is increasing to minimum
rate of $4,000 Por year, and where the
money goes at such fearful rate, none
outside of tho .'ring" know. How long
aro our taxpayers willing to endure this
state OF things? That is tho question to
DO answered next Monday.
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See that your name Is ora the
checs list. Tomorrow ~ fhc
last opportunity.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

AUGUSTA, March 8, 1870.
EpIroR UNION & JOURNAL Law making is
lively business these days when n quorum Is
present. One fourth of the members leave on
Friday, two fourths on Saturday, to return on
Monday or Tuesday. A few arc in their seats
occasionally. Ifa man does not intend to de-
vote his time to the duties Of his Office, he should
not seek on election, at least he should have
leave to stay at home afler one failure.
The FIRST report Of the valuation committee
was put on our tables to-day, and each man
find. his town to high. copy will he sent to
assessors Of each town, then we shall expect in
structions. | confess disappointment in the
comparative gain Of the cities and towns. Our
Joint committee will scrutinse this feature
closely.
A majority Of the standing committees will
make their final report Tomorrow. More than
300 bills AMI resolves have been printed, ut
least iifty Of them are yet in the hopper.
We have not talked railroad much yet. but
NAV break out any day. Appropriations will
be fought in behalf Of the tax payers, then after
= battle Of worls each ono will, mosti likely, DO
grunted by small majority. The amount will
be about the same a. last year.
We may have recess or We may not have
one. II will he easier to decide that amer the
OdJls and ends are of the tables.
The third house is full yet, for IS soon as one
swarm leaves more hungry one appears.
Down East has had rather more than an equal
share Of the grindstono this winter, but 1t Is n
new county and necls sharp Axes. COUNTY.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SESSION.

March Z-S1yAAE. A resolution was adopted In.
ouiring into facts connected with the Indian massa-
Gre by the surveying party IN Nebraska last sum
leans. The funding bill was iaken up, and Mr. Day
Arb addressed tho Sensto contrasting debt with
that of England. Tho bill 10 admit Texas was re-
ferrcd. A bill was reported 70 purchase OF the In
mn provides that land In Kansas DO offered TO set
tiers at per acres that the Indian territory DO
reserved exclusively for homes for Indians. bill
VAS passed giving 5000 to the family or the late
Gen. ChsrIcs y. smith. Tho funding bill occupied
the rest OF tho time.
iIousE.-Bill. and resolution. were offered rclat-
Ing 70 Organizing q TERRITORIAL government for In.
dians; the postal telegraph systcm the treaty be-
tween the Cherokec Indians and tho United States
the oxpediency OF repeating the charters OF Wash
ington and Georgetown and placing those cities d.
dsn, the fisheries in the Gulf OF st. Lawrence along
tbe Canadian coast. Mr.. Stokes OF Tennessee br0't
M the case OF Mr.. Gallsday's resignation, which
created long debate, and II was finally decided
that Mr.. Galladay had no moro privileges In the
House than stranger. Tho Georgia bill WAS then
taken up, but was suspended TO allow the reading
of q dispatch announcing the safe arrival OF the
steamer City Of Boston at Liverpool undor sail;
New members were appointed on committees ana
the House apjourned.
March 8. SssArs-The Committee on Foreign A.
fairs reported bill making II misdemeanor TO ut
out or equip ships In aid OF any foreign State In In
y. ssnSy Tin s sns not .Icosdns and @
prisonment not over two years nor lees than six
months. Mr.. Wilson reported bill Tor the protec.
ton Of ftiendly indians. Among other bills intro
duced. was bill providing that no tai hereafter DO
levied on requests 10 literary, charitable or educa-
tional institutions. A bill 70 divide tho public do.
main in certain States into forty aero lots for roed
men was referred. A resolution. was laid over pro-
vdng for tho disposal Of surplus Spld IN the s Tre as
iiocss.-Resuncd the consideration oftho Georgia
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Plantation Bitters.
=. T.-ISGO-X.

This wonderful vegetable rcstor-
ative is tho shectanchor Of the
feeble and debilitated. Az n tonic
and cordial for the aged and Ian
guild, it has no equals among stom-
achics. As n remedy for the ner-
vous weakness to which women
are especially subject, il is super
seding every other stimulant. In
all climates, tropical, temperate or
frigid, it acts rs q specific in every
species Of disorder which under
mines the bodily strength and
breaks down the animal spirits. For
sale by all druggists. Gmli
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Rough D,a,nonds Wen Set.

From the New York World, for the benefit Of
"honest Democrats" we copy more rough
truths. Bear in mind, these are not "radical
les:
Last year $3.50, 900 were paid, As We believe,
to the Rings Transcript and Printing Company.
World, 9th.
Let the Ring keep rule here, We have already
said. and New York State 10 lost to the Dsmor-
racy next fall.
Let an Illinois Democrat show one OF the wild
ening ripples nom the corruption tchfeh etn-
tire, here. New York 10 . city ret on hill.
Neither Its light nor its darkness can be hid.
II its light be darkness, that ID defeat to the
Democracy Of the Union {; fits light be light
indeed, that Is life and ylgor to the Democracy
OF the Union.
"7o the Editor Of the World:
"To show you how the shameful character OF
your city governments and some Of your courts
Affects the Democratic party oil through the
country you hare only to read the speech at
Springfield last fall, OF our Governor, General
Palmer.
"'Look,' said he, al the Democratic city Of
.Sr,o York, nhsre all hsi IL necsssary for he
Democratic managers 10 do % to drap their or
der for N. majority trhieh They require, md
Il Is ai,cdy, honorea. Take that, and there 10
not such a nisqorerned, occurred, and prone-
ed community on earth. Eren there the people
are beginning 10 rebel against that dspofisn q
hisrss and robbers Whether this Is exaggera-
tel or not, yuu can sec what We Democrats OF
the West have to meet. ....
A WESTERN DENocRAr."
Against such arguments, how shall VIC effcc-
tually contendI A minority. VIC need converts
to make q majority. How shall the Democracy
persuade good men. hitherto their opponents.
but now agreeing with them upon every issue OF
the future. to join the company or the party Of
he there's Of he Ring. We may point to the
widespread corruptions Of Washington their
old leaders point them, as General, now Gov
ernor. John NJ. Palmer. Of Illinois, successfully
pointed then,--to the concentrated corrupffons
ofhe Nsw York City Ring.-World, 18th.
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DoUBLs LrrE.-Somnambullst, appear to live
double life, In illustration Of which the Troy
Times relates the allowing

DOUBLE LIrE.-Somnambul appear to live
double life, In illustration Of which the Troy
Times relates the following
A farmer residing IN Bristol, Ontario county,
In this State, Is a somnambulist. One day
while working in the fell he lost an iron tooth
from the harrow with which no was putting in
hi. wheat crop. He hunted an hour TO find It,,
but WAS unsuccessful. During the ensuing
night he arose from his bed, partially dressed
himself, and started out. The night WAS very
dark; one Of his boys followed him with a Ian
tern. lie kept up q running talk with himself
about the drag tooth lie walked In straight
line to the field where he hsd been laboring,
pcrhsps q quarter Of . mile from his residence.
Arriving at certain point he stopped short,
kicked away 'omc earth and brought forth the
missing tooth Then turning square round he
proceeded directly to his home. Arriving at tho
door he performed the feat Of lining the heavy
stone step. which rcquiredthc combined strength
Of himself and another man to raise the next
morning. lie threw the iron under the step.
let down the stone easily, saying, there you
arc and can't get away again, and then coolly,
and apparently without the least excitement,
vetred to his chamber, disrobed himself and
went 10 bed. lie was entirely unconscious the
next morning Of what he hsd been doing. Now
the question is, what peculiar power enabled the
man to perform this wonderful feat II would
seem little less than miracle, but Of It's truth
a. related there 10 no doubt"
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DIxrrEIp Me-. March 8, 1870.

Mn. EprroR The people Of this usually
quiet little village were startled this afternoon
by the report that there Was team in the river.
fastening to tho spot learned the following
particulars.
Leonard Thomas, engaged in hauling -four
from the X. Il. station at Brysnts Pond, for
T. J. Cox & Son, Of this village, had driven
upon the ice for the purpose Of crossing the
river, and had almost reached the DiIhelfshore
when the ice suddenly gave way and horses
sled and driver were precipits,ed into the water,
which ut this point was very deep and rapid.
Mr. Thomas was on the sled at the time and
barely escaped drowning by springing to the
back Of one Of the horses and then TO the ice.
The horses were almost Immediately carried
under the ice, but the buoyancy Of the load
kept that afo,t. All except one barrel Of -four
was saved. The harnesses and sled were also
saved. The horses were valuable ones and Mr..
rs loss will be severe one.
Since writing the above learn that 7. j. Cox
& Son have agreed To give Mr. Thomas one
horse ms COOL as one Of those lost and the citizens
will give something toward making up the less
Of the other. J. J.