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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-15

Dennis Monahan and b. Sargent. old
citizens Of Wilton, Iowa, quarrelled over an
old grudge on Friday, when the former
stabbed the latter, causing instant death in
q short time.
The first frost of the season at Burlington
Iowa, occurred Wednesday night. Ii was
quite severe, but has done no damage, as
the crops of all descriptions are generally
beyond the reach of tue frost.
J. D. Werles, State Librarian, and W. A
Furniss, County Clerk, were arrested at
Jackson, Mississippi. yesterday. on affidavit
of Governor Alcorn, charged with stealing
seventy-fve volumes of the State Reports
from the Office of the Secretary Of the
Stale.
Weston failed at the thirty seventh mile
in his fifty mile walk. Spencer Wallace, an
amateur of Otsego, made fifty miles ia ten
hours and thirty.s six minutes.
The steamship Siberia, from Liverpool
arrived at Boston yesterday.
The game between the White Stockings
and Red Stockings at Chicago yesterday re-
suited in victory for the former by score
Of l6 to l3.
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The quarterly or sacrament meeting of
the NJ L. Church is being held this alter
noon, and will continue tomorrow. Preach
ing at the usual hours in the forenoon and
evening.
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latest and M0st Important
War News.
London, Oct. 14.

London, Oct. IA.
An official account shows that the French
war vessels captured thirty two prizes since
the commencement OF the war.
Advices from Rouen yesterday, announce
that the Prussians captured Britnil.
The Mobiles repusei the first attack, bnt
the Germans came up the second lime with
reiuforcements.
The following official dispatches are re-
ceived the Ministry of the Intcrior
Mer. Oct. 14.-No Prussians are ft
Beaseuey. but they have occupied Meang IN
force.
81. Quentin. Oct. IA.
The Prussans have commenced TO bonn
bard Sossons.
The town is able and prepared to stand a
siege.
Neuff Chateau Oct II.
A force of Prussians seven Thousand
strong at Etinal.
Ten trains full of German troops have
passed Maence, going towards Paris.
Eperny, Oct. IA.
There are Is, 600 Prussians in the hospit-
ais here. Many die daily.
New York. Oct. II.
A special to the Telegram from London,
says:
A dispatch has been received from Tours
dated IA, by the Provisional Government,
via Carrier Pigeon, which states that the
Prussians are in full retreat from Paris.
No particulars As to the cause OF this,
had arrived when our dispatch had left, but
a dispatch was a lso received from Paris by
another source stating that the enthusiasm
ir Paris consequent upon this unexpected
event, is indescrbabe.
Tours, Oct. l4.
A dispatch from Epenal dated yesterday
evening, aunonnces that the Prussans have
entered that place.
The citizens made o stout defense, but
were not able to resist the artillery The
town was considerably damaged by cannon
ade. ..u
Its reported IL officially that the Prus-
SLAMS seem to be falling back from the side
of Orleans. They are no longer in Meuuy.
London, Oct. II.
A detachment OF three thousand Ger
mans, under command OF Prince Albert,
with artillery, have marched on Ronen,
making exhaustive acquisitions en- the
way.
Versailles, Oct. l3, via Berlin, Oct. II.
The French have shelled, and wanton ly
fired the palace of St. Clond. Ten French
batialions made sortie from Paris to-day.
and they were easily repulsed By the End
Bavarian CORPS. which lost only 10 men.
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While Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce wore cha.,;pl,
costly together in their parlor, 10 Quincy,
the other night they found n huge rattle-
snake among the stove wood. Mr.. Pierce
did not stop to count the rattles until be
had scotched aud ki lied the monster
Moral--Coyd your wood and ratt!esnakes in
separate piles.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-15

Cory had lively prize fight of five
rounds ON election day, which resulted in
the capture of all parties by the police and
the addition .of SAL to the exchcquer of
the town.
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All styles light harness. cheaper than the
cheapest, made from Monat's oak stock, ant
warranted, at J. h. Kron's.
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Oil DEVELOPMENTS IN SUGARCREEK. -
Nine wells are going down on the Lamber
farm, near the Newell well, which is now
pumping six barrels daily.
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The Eric railway extension from Buff
falo to Suspension Bridge will be finished
and in operation by the middle of Novem-
ber The completion Of this link will form
a direct connection for the Erie with the
Michigan Central to Chicago.
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Oysters by the quart at Vouchers.

a. 5 Smith has just returned from the
East with large stock of Shoes and the
latest styles of Opera Toe Ladies shoes.
Oct5-tf.
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Remember the Female Minsirels at So
bells Hall, this evening. An excellent pro-
gramme is offered.
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Buy the "Red Hot" Saddle manufactured
in Tltnsville expressly for the oi / country
adapted TO all kinds Of weather. at j. Il.
Krons. al2-tf
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WALL PAPER
at GRIFFEs Bros.
hIncl,berry asrandy

a very superior article of Black berry
brandy, !or summer complaints, cholera
morbus, &C., at
GRTFFEs Bros.
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Oyster and Clam Stews, those old fash
ioned ones, at Vouchers.
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ORIENTAL HOT BLAST (PARLOR
Stoves are in such great demand that
Nicholson ~ Blackmon cannot supply the
home trade. oc6tf.
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The place to get your Boots and Sho es is
at Bruce d Fnllers, Main Street.
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Call and see the eXtensiou top Dictator
with reservoir, at"Nichclson 4 Blackmous,
agents tor the same.
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Just received large and well assorted
stock OF shelf hardware at j. Rutherford's.
If.
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Petroleum Centre Daily Record
Pet Centre, Saturday, Oct. Is
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS ON d. q. a. A. IL. IL.

On and after Monday. May Both, 1870,
trains will run as follows:
}, FORTH NO. s. xo.3. NO. 1.
Leave irvine. ll.45Ay. 5.OOp N
Leave Oil City 90 A NJ. 2.42pM. 7.47pM
PetCen 7,3S 1923 IS S,2S q
Titnsv. 1923 Ala 9.15 g
Arrive Cory, 9,35 " 5,45 4" 1895 &"
SOUTH. No. 2. NO. 4. NO. G.
Leave Cory, ll,2O A NJ. 900 NJ. 6,O5p NJ
Titusv. l2,45 p NJ. 7,4O d" 7,45 %
+. Cen. 1,25 Z" SIT " S.35 {.
Arrive o. City 2,O5 S,55 I" $40 ("
Irvine. 4,5O ll,35 j"
e8 No. and run on Sunday.
FREIGHT TRAINS NORTH.
Leave Oil City, R.35 Am. JAM 1O,s5AM. 2,C5pM
-" T. Cen, 1850 S,2J l21OPM 40
Arrive Titusv, 1901 NJ jas 1865 $40
FREIGHT TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave Titllsv, 615A.M 1885 AM i1.OOA.M. 5e5rM
Cen, S7 11,5i 1925 PM $50 7"
Arrive o. City,9S l,U5 Pm 2,O5 7.3O {"
on CITY and Petroleum Centre freight, leave. Oil
tity II 80 H. M arrives at Petroleum Centre 25 d.
IN. Leaves Petroleum Centre at LOOP m, arrives
at Oil City $40 p M.
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING CARS
no. 4-Dircet from Philadelphia without change
NO. 3-Direct to Philadelphia without change.
NO. 6-Direct from PITTSBURGH without chanye
NO O-Direct to Pittsb urgh without change.
Monday, May 80. 1870.
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Charley Pettengil, the well known min
strel, died a. his residence in Albany Mon
d ay morning.
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WALL PAPER

Now is the best time to lay in winter
supply of hard coal. Codingtou & Corn
well are the uen to buy from. June 2Stt.
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LOcai Notices.

The lsrges, assortment of Parlor and
Cooking Slaves may be fund a: Nicholson
Il Blacllmon's. ..
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REV A d. Tie iaIpet variety o
fine undercothing ever offered to their Gus
toners is now on exhibition at
Oct5tt. LAMMEEs IL ALDEN.
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:'Nice fall weather, an't it Gid?" as tho
boy said when his chum tumb!cd out of The
chestnut tree.
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Ladics Oyster saloon

Up stairs over Vouchers Restaurant, Wash.
iugton St. Petroleum Centre, Pa. Ladies
are invited to cali sept 2S.
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Tiones;a & Clarion Railroad Company is
looming up again.
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OYSTERS.

NyEsFTSs
Just received fresh tub Oysters and shell
CLAIMS at l.. Vouchers. sepl7.
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WALL PAPER
at GRlFFEs Bros.
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PUFFALO, CORRY AND
ID PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
L philadelphia a. Erie IL. H.
SUMNER TIME TABLE

On and after Monday, May Goth, 1870 the .la'.s
on the Philadelphia j. Erie Railroad VIII fun :"
follows:
WESTWARD. 3. ,o,u u
Mail Train leaves Philadelphia, ieSppm
g g leaves CORY, eo%ppm
/ 60 % arrives at Erie, ,nGT4oppm
Erie Eypr. leives Philadelphia, 1gsoam
.u u nrr;sa, ty;o T25am
Warren Accommodation leaves Warren, o%s IN,
I" :" leaves Cory, al ,Ss,% S,%sm a m
arrives at Erie, li'-V"A
MAJ, ,i,, EAsr""H' s5Oam
g. ''"''' Ioa',a. Enrrvr Tv. l040ah
g g arrives at Philadelphia ocSnm
Erie Exrr. leaves Erte, ,oIS nm
- leaves Cory, sapm
90 arrives at Philadelphia % soSppm
Warren Accommodation leaves Erie. hSpm
arrives At Wsrrenr ',.Vp"
Express, Mail and Accommodation, Ia "a, rams
West connect at Cory, and all Msst .. noy Tructon
with Oil Creek and Allegheny River kailWaiS: W, Srrt.
WM. "A. BALDWIN, GEM oup"
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WALL PAPER
at GRIFFEs Bros.
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WALL PAPER
at GRiFFEs Bros.
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f. W. HASTINGS.
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"a. CeSOLe3CTs fsA3aa EFss--,sx TEL.
rs;I.2aEg.
sEcpOrts OF all the Sales of Petroleum
'n New York Yesterday.
western C.tIOIs SPr,c 6sarkct report.
epecal Dispatches to the Daily Record
Crude bulk some few lots selling to re-
fners at steady prices, we quote at 1414;
market for refined very quiet, late advance
in prices check business 10 some extent.
n few lots selling to exporters, no specula-
i've trade, G. W. 273{@2775. eac 800
2Isi
Philadelphia delivery prices fraction off,
short delivery. there is not much demand,
sale 1000 bbs ). W. for July 27l6.
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y We have recently mide large and vsluahlt.ad.
ditiogs to our stock, Of Misssllsnse9s, 1hs9loSi;
cal, Sunday Sehooi sHd Juvenile BOOKS: We
arc now prepared sto furnish; S,indby Schools
With Library Books Cetschisms, Hymn b6oks,
Music Books, Sunday School Cards, and Other
republics from sll the btishng Societies, en-.
braoing the American Sunday School unica. the
American Tract Society, AlEericas Baptist Pub,
lishing Society, PIotestsns Eplsoopai Sunday
School Onion and Church Book Society. London
Religious Tract Society Loudohs Society for
Promoting Christ skhovledge,,&e, 30. ~
Our Stationery Departments has beon replen-
ished and We are now selling French, English
and American No.s and Letter Papers s6d Eh.
yelopes at gnniaally 10. prices. - ~. I
Wedding Nota Papers, Cards aud Epyslops. OF
the psEe.t vest stytes. y>s.f :,
English and French Initial Pspers--new and
be.utIiui designs ct reduced prices :, q,
Visiting Cafds-,p.inted ~ yeriou., ,stylsh
A large and varied assortmeut> Of pocket snd
other Diaries Tor ls7t ~
Phetograph Aibums' wiring Albums, 5Anto-
ssl Asiss. srs aa:arps..ss and cheap. s:sp
writing 1s.ks. Writing Csses and P9s!l9lics
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-23
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
FRIDAY EVENING. July 22
FIRST BRANCH.

FRIDAY EVENING. July ~.
FIRST BRANCH
The First Branch Of Council met ru>
suant To adjournment.
Present-Messrs Blair. Culbcrtson,
Hall, Launder, Quarter, Schamhra,
Stone. Sweeney and Wilson.
On motion of Mr.. Wilson, Mr. Stone
was elected President pro ttm.
The reading OF the minutes Of last
meeting was dispensed with.
An ordinance levyinga special tax Ia
pay what are known as the compromise
bonds was received from the Second
Branch and concnrred in.
A petition from Mrs. Louisa Thomas
for license to retail liquors not 10 he
drank on the premises, granted by the
Second Branch was read and amended
so that the license shall be dated from
the first Of May and granted
An ordinance assessing and levying a
special water rent for the year 1870,
was received from the Second Branch,
and amended in many particulars cspe-
cially in regard to brewers and livery
stables, the tax on those establishments
being largely increased. The ordinance
was read a third time and passed.
The First Branch then adjourned
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DESERTED CHILD.-About 9 O'Clock
yesterday morning woman with a
bundle in her arms entered a store on
Main street and laying down her load,
in a few moments departed. An ex'
animation of the package left behind
her showed it to be child about six
weeks old On its breast was a small
piece OF paper giving the name Of the
father of the child and telling him that
he must care for it, but our informant
had forgotten what the name was. The
woman is supposed to be the mother of
the babe and what her design in its
heartless abandonment is we cannot
learn. The child, we understand. was
placed in the care OF a humane lady
who will see it provided for
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House on FRE.-About one o'clock
?. NJ. on Sunday last the roof of the
second story of the residence of Mr..
John ". Robinson, over the railroad
bridge, was discovered to lie in flames
The alarm of fire was Immediately
given, and many citizens started for
the scene of the confagration. BY the
aid of ladders and the timely appliance
of buckets of water the burning roof
was safe from any further spreading Of
the flames. This portion of the build
ing was somewhat damaged by being
cut away with axes. The fire first origi-
mated from stove pipe running mp on
the outside of the house, and its early
extinguishment was the preservation Of
very valuable property No""dR"'Nc
NATIONAL
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AGAIN IN TRoUBLE-Jennie Blue
was arrested last evening and taken
before Squire Gillespy for obtaining
goods 1.-TWO pair Of shoes under false
pretenses from Carter n King. She
was held to bail in the sum of S2tn for
her appearance for examination this
morning at 10 o'clock.
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$1,000 Reward.

DEBISGS VIA FtIGA CURES ALI
Liver, Kidney and Bladder Diseases, Or
KanlcWeaknes, Female Affections, General
Debility, and all complaints ~ the Urinary
organs, In male and female.
5000 will alao he paid for any case Of Blind,
bleeding or Itching PILES that DEBfsG's
PILE REMEDY fails tn cure.
DEBISG.s MAGIC LISINEST cures
RheuuaiIc Pains, SpraIns, Bruises and
SwelIrd Joints, In man and beast.
SoId everywhere. send foT Pamphlet.
LABOR TURY-If2 Frankfort street,
aHH Baltimore M
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BlAcEpEERIEs.-The following com
position on blackberries, written by a
young horticulturist, is so seasonable
that we cannot resist the inclination to
give il rcrJdtim
Blackberries grows on bushes and fits
in tin cups first rate. Blackberries al
ways has sticker, SOS you may know
where to find EN-. When You run agin
a sticker, berry amt fur off. Some
times, when YOU 60 TO set down in a
blackberry patch, you get right up, be
cause YOU do not want to sit any longer.
Blackberries is healthy, and sometimes
is four cents a quart. When big boys
and girls GO after blackberries, they
never get emmy, because girls cant climb
over the the fences, and so they all 20
and set down under a tree and wait for
the fence to tumble down. No more.
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DR.. Sages Catarrh Remedy is ror
yanted to cure Catarrh in its worst forms
and stages. The most painful cases are
speedily relieved bv it, and stoppages
offensive discharges, and tainted breath
all Weld to its wonderful curative powers.
Cold in the Head dizziness and thin
watery discharges are removed, the
head cleared, the air passages opened,
and relief and comfort afforded, by its
use. II contains no strong irritating,
poisonous orcdastic drugs.
Sent by mail on receipt ofsixty cents.
Address r. V. Pierce. NJ. p, Buffalo,
n. Y.
For sale 10y most DRUGGISTS every
where
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Replv 10 R.IinoId,s Ch.llenge.

~Rss ~ ~ 10y
j. F. Reynolds, Esq. Wheeling Island
Troting Park 10 y
am sorry to learn by your hallenge
in this mornings REGISTER 1t youfeel
sore, &C., after the last races. ] agree
TO run my horse Glencoe against your
mare No Name, two miles and repeat,
catch weights, on Wheeling Island Park
at any time you agree or within twenty
days, for either sums specified in your
challenge. Although do not like to
run my horse against any mare I'M
named, besides not knowing where she
has come from, but as you feel so sore,
| will give you another chance to re,
cover your money.
Mr.. Reynolds, if you do not accept
of the above will give you another
chance, viz: / will run my Glencoe
against your horse Jim Burley, which
is five wears old instead of three as some
persons think, for the same stake speci
fled in your challenge, mile heats, three
in five, provided the weather he favor
able and track in good order If YOU
accept either Of the above let Inc hear
from you through next Monday morn
ing's REGISTER.
Respectfully, yours,
JOHN McGaSxox.
WHEELING, ,Iulv 22, 1870.
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THE TOWNSHIP MEETINGS SAT-
URDAY. .s9

The meetings for the appointment OF
delegates from the various townships OF
the county, to the Convention. to be held
in this city, next Monday, will take
place in the country townships on Sat
urday afternoon, and in the city on Sat
urday evening.
In the townships Of Triadelphia, Rich
land and Liberty, the meetings should
be organized at precisely = o'clock, and
in the six city townships and in Richie
at : o'clock, P. NJ.
1t is clearly the duty of the member
of the County Executive Committee
residing in the township, to be at the
place of meeting promptly at the hour
for opening the polls and assist in or
ganizing the meeting.
4 President should be chosen 10 pre-
serve order and to conduct the busl-
ness of the evening clerk to record
the names OF those voting, and two
tellers to receive and deposit in the
ballot-box the ballots. 4 ballot-bOx
should be provided before hand for each
township, 50 no delay will be caused.
! Every man who votes the Democratic
ticket, and none Others Except those
DISTINGUISHED by Radical prescription,
is entitled to vote at these township
meetings. No man under twenty-one
wears of age is entitled to vote {; nor is
any man who does not intend to support
the ticket when nominated, by vote and
/ influence, entitled to participate in these
meetings.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-23

THE WAY ONE Man DD.-When
trade grew slack and notes fell due, the
merchants face grew long and lue;
his dreams were troubled through the
night with sherifl's bailifs all in sight.
At last his wife unto him said, Rise
up at once, get ont of bed, and get your
paper, ink and pen, dpd advertise to all
good men. lie did a. his good wife
advised, and in the paper advertised.
Crowds came and bought oil all he had !;
his notes were paid, his dreams were
glad, and he will tell You to this day,
how well did printers ink repay.