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philadelphia Cattle Market,

MONDAY, Jan. 1.-THE market for Beef Cattle
was steady to-day, and there was a moderate busl-
at s@ssic. fair to good at 1880; and common at
5@6c. q h., as in quality. Receipts, 2i0T head.
The following sales were reported
50 owen Smith, Western, oN@sk.
% A. Christy Bro, Virginia, Ssl@9T.
80 Dennis Smith, Western, 6s1e59X.
3S Daengler 4 McCleese, Western, 6ashS
GA p. McFillen, Western, 7a9.
65 Ph Hathaway. Chester county, 61@9.
80 James S. Kirk, Western. 500.
so B. McFilep, Western. T@sN.
10 James McFillen, Western, 500.
100 K. s. McFillen, Western, 7@9. stg.
70 Ullman Bachman, Western, 1881.
200 Martin Fuller Co, Western, 0@s.
90 Mooney Miller, Western, TC99
90 Thomas Mooney Bro, Virginia, 6Ca9X.
4s II. Chain. Western Penna, 7@9&.
1870 John Smith x Bro, West srn, TK@9K.
90 J. q e. Frank. Western, 6@sA.
so GUS Schamberg Co., Western, 6@s1.
100 Hope Co., Western, 7@99h.
20 NJ. Dryfoos, Western, 6@6X.
so II. Frank, Virginia. 7@sH.
45 Elkon Co., Virginia, 6@7.
20 ID. Branson, Chester county, 6h@9Ss
AZ S. Frank, Western, 68@IN.
40 Chandler & Alexander, Chester county, 100
20 L. Horne, relaware. bN@6K.
40 J. j. Chain, Western Penna, 6@7H.
81 Thomas Duffy, Virginia, COSY;
so John McArdle, Western, 7H@10
40 @. Welker, Virginia, 5@6.
100 Ellinger, Virginia, 669H.
1o Preston 4 Saunders, Chester county, Coo.
10 III. Ketler, Western Penna., 5T9TX.
Cows and Calves were In good demand. Sales Of
150 head at s5O@9O Sprngers sold at $4,000.
Sheep were active and higher. 5000 head changed
Hogs-The market was devoid OF animation ana
prices materially declined. Sales were made ut the
opening at sS'50@14 and at the close at el250C9 3
per 100 pounds net for cornfed Receipts, 1000 head
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conception, successful In execution-and the far
seeing Emperor of the French was right In
entering upon grand celebration. But 1t was
a work uio ertsken by the richest and most
powerful nation on the globe--the acknowledged
leader in the arts and sciences-the autocrat of
stupendous enterprises; and vast as the work is,
Il viii, as the work of that nation, bear no just
comparison with this bridge, as the work OF this
pitv
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


For additional Marine Mems sec Inside Pages.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. JANUARY ~.
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING 1EnEaRAPu
IA. 20 II A. 81 r. M....-.. .o5
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Brig Fortuna. Borda, Oporto Jose dc bessa Gumares
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
Steamship Fanita, Freeman. "a hours from New York.
steamer j. s shriver. Her. 10 hours from Baltimore
with mdse. to A. Groves, Jr.
Br schr Emma O.. webber. II days from Cardeaas VITA
molasseB to Dailett Son.
schr xlssks Pierce, from Brandywins. Del, with
sebr w Wilson. jenkins from Salem. NJ j., with gram
TO A. q. Cattell 90.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Othello, hence At San Francisco 18th inst
Steamship Brunette Doane hence, at New York yoEtos
Bchrs Lydia, Crawford. and Susan Jane Andrews, fos
Philadelphia, remained AZ LATHE Egg HeEoor iath inst
Philadelphia. sailed from Newport p. M. 18th inst.
Schr Uathane John. Sinclair sailed Oardenas Slut
ult., for north Of Hatteras,
Echr T. NJ d. Scull, steelman ct Ohaxeston 18Th inst
from Orcha, WAS In ballast having sprung leak the
outward passage. and retnrnod for repairs.
bchr Jane bAker Reed, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Sch! Eliza Pike LAIkin. for Philadelphia. lOadAs
sehr s. v. VI simmons wiIliama, cleared at wiluins.
ton, NJ o. 18th inst Tor Philadelphia with 600 foet a
stsalOtus Xmsrea virdsn hence. at Now yOrA yss,o.
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WILMINGTON AND READING r.. R.
Annual Report of the Directors-Hopeful Iu-
dicatiens-The Whole Road TO he Opened by


Annual Report of the Directors-Hopeful ln-
dicatiens-The Whole Road TO he Opened by
Spring.
From the report of the Wilmington and Read
ing Railroad for 1859, just issued, we take the
following passages of interest. The President,
Hugh K. Steele, Esq, says
For detailed statement of the existing con-
dition of the finances of the company you are
referred to the report Of the Treasurer, from
which it win be seen that the financial opera
tlons up TO the 3lst of October, 1869, are as fol-
lows:--
Total expenditures. ,sse 1906
Balance on hand. 6s,sS036
s1,bso,s79s2
The balance on hand is disposed Of as follows,
Temporary investments, bearing in
terest .......................... tl30,00000
In hand OF agents. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. b69 O6
Debts due the Company. ny.................. 5,5l176
In hands OF banks and bankers. ........ 114,6l874
s96s, ,ss1 ,s6
The liabilities OF the Company are as follows:-
Due on coupons not yet presented for
Monthly bills due by the Company. ..... 1i5,is5SO
stl6,s596O
The road was opened for travel between Coates
vile and Wilmington on the 9th of December
and for freight and regular passenger trains on
the Sd of January: sidings have been put in at
some OF the most important points, and one mile
of double track has been laid north of Whining
ton. The total length of track and sidings now
laid and in running order is 1917 miles. The
floods of September 26 and October damaged
the unfinished portion of the work to the ex-
tent of $24S833, and retarded the progress of
track laying fully two weeks, and has thus pre-
vented the completion of the work at as early
period as was anticipated; but should the pre-
sent open weather continue we may reasonably
hope to see the road open from Birdsboro to
Wilmington early in the spring.
We have as yet but imperfect arrangements
for the reception of freight and passengers at
Wilmington, and are almost without depot ac-
commodations along the line. We trust how
ever, that few weeks will remedy these incon-
veniences, and that when increased facilities are
offered, we will be able to show handsome in
crease in local trade and travel. On the Gath of
December, the track between Wilmington and
Coatesville was completed; on the 9th, the first
through freight was passed over the line, in the
shape of three new passenger cars for Blooming
ton, Illinois; on the 5th of January, the first
through freight, in lime, was passed from Coates
vile to Wilmington; on the 7th, the first con-
sgnment of bituminous coal was forwarded
direct from the Kittanning Coal Company's
mines this was followed on the 9Th by the first
through freight in iron. We look upon these
freights coming to u.s. while our facilities are
yet in crude state, as the pioneers that will be
followed by trade which will be of much i'm
portance to the city of Wilmington and, we
trust, be profitable to our enterprise.
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Spain Rejoicing Over the Downfall of
the Cuban Repu6lic-A Cardi-
nal Changing His Base.
A Brooklyn Blue Beard Kills His First
Wife, and Attempts the
Life of His Second.
FROM EUROPE.

Spain Rejoicing Over the Downfall of the
Cuban Republic.
By the FTdnco-Anleyican Cable
MADRID, Jan. 1.-THE reports of the surren-
der of large numbers of the Cuban insurgents,
aswell as successes in battle, which have reached
here, are received with the widest enthusiasm
This morning the public squares and buildings
are decorated with flags.
Cardinal Turns his Coat.
ROME, Jan. 1.-THE desertion of Cardinal
Schwarzenburg to the Ultramontaues has so
weakened the opposition that for the present
their influence is completely broken. Cardinal
Schwarzenburg has heretofore been the leader
in the opposition to what they were pleased to
term arbitrary assumption of authority by the
Pope.
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This NIoruins's Quotations.

LONDON, Jan. I'LL A.M-Consols for money 929S /;
for account, 92%.e American securities quiet; !;
United States Five-twenties OF 1862 s6X ;
OF 1866, DID, s62l; OF 1867, s524; Ten-fortes, s4i
Stocks quiet; Erie, IN; Illinois Central, 1OiN; At
lantic and Great Western, 25
LIVERPOOL, Jan. I'LL A. M.-Cotton buoyant: !:
middling uplands, 11Hd.; middng Orleans ila4d.
The sales are estimated at 200 bales.
LONDON, Jan. I'LL A. M.-Linseed cakes, cl0 5s.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, Jan. Ill p. M.-Consols for money, 92H ;
for account, 92S. American securities quiet and
steady Stocks steady.
LIvERPooL, Jan Ill P. NJ Pork fiat; Lard dull.
ANTWERP, Jan. 1I.-Petroleum opened firm at 6if.
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The Titusvills Herald says: The Lake
Shore Nitro-Glyceriue Company are erect.
lag new works at Marquette, Mich, and
materials have already been shipped for
supplying the Lake Superior iron and cop
per mines during the winter. The company
will also continue the manufacture at Fair.
port, to supply the coast trade between
Buffalo and Chicago. They also intend
building third factory In this vicinity, but
1t will be sufficiently isolated from Titus
willie to obviate public anxiety. This poll.
cy Of increasing tho number Of works will
greatly diminish the risks of less to the
company. The headquarters Of the compa-
ny will remain at Painssville.
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New WELL.-Phillips & Boyles new we'll
on the Sam. Boyd farm vas completed on
Friday and commenced testing on Saturday.
1t is now yielding twelve barrels per day
OF black oil. There are several wells going
dswn on this farm.
The McGrew Broe. well, on the Wilson
farm, was completed on Saturday, commenc.
cd testing last night and is now pumping
i've barrels per day OF black oil. The third
sand in this well is OF thick slate stone
nature, and not porous as is the case 10 the
wells on the McCrsy farm.
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A State Convention of the Y. NJ. c. a

A State Convention of the Y. H. G. a
held last week a. Scranton adjourned TO as
semble on the second Tuesday of September
next, at the city of Erie. There was about
one hundred and ten delegates from all
parts of the State, in attendahce upon the
sessions. The very best homes in Scran ton
were thrown open to the delegates, and
minstered to their entertainment, and the
citizens of the place spared no pains to make
the meeting pleasant and profitable to
all.
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For true kindness commend us to your
far western towns. Thus, in Saute Fe the
otheE day, 9 steamster had q flt Of the blues,
and appealed to companion to shoot him.
He didn't suffer more than q minute more
aud the coroner's jury not only agreed that
it was the !eamster's misfortune, but didn't
say anything when the shooter rode away
with tie dead mans mule.
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It is we'll to bear in mind that police Off.
GERS who bring fugitive persons to halt, by
shooting at them, do it at their own peril
The law does not warrant the shooting of
persons as q means OF arresting them. A
police cficer is now serving ont q term in
the penitsntiary for shooting person:who
be had arrss.ed and wto ran away from
aiR.
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latest and Most Important
Vtgr News.
Lnndnn. Nov. 10.

London, Nov. -.
The Spectator says the armament of Nal
IA and Gibraltar are ordered h,steued.
The por. and channel feet so to the Le-
vs1t at o1ce.
on Wednesday so.tie was made from
Moatneiy by two companies OF Gardes
Mobile.
Every cue o. them wers either killed or
taken prisoners.
The Prussians have now confined hom-
bardment to the fortress of Mortmedy.
A special to the World, dated St. Peters
burg 18TH, via London goth, says:
An ,mlo.lr, iron.clad Russian squad
ron will shortly make its appear ancc in the
Dardsrelles. and military force will sp-
pear on the Danube if Vieuua aud Coustan
,inorle are less compliant than Russia
hopes.
Iguatifr has sta r.ed for Constantinople.
furnished with explicit instruc tons
Rouen, Nov l9. via Loudon, 90
The Prussians attacked Dreaux to-day,
uut tucy uct IVA NISotOus iSciShou'S hSH
the State Guards and retired to the envi-
rous.
Tours. Nov. l9-Miduight.
The following official dispatch has been
made public:
ThePrussians d! Chattilliouwere surpris-
ed by the party Of Garhaldians under
Ricciatti, and all either killed or taken pris.
oners.
N.y York, Nov. 10.
Is An Auburn dispatch says
Rumors of doubtful character are in
circulation in Eerlin to the effect that the
cap,ulatun OF Paris is imminent.
1t is also rumc-ed the commisssire is
busily preparing to receive large French
| force.
In view Of the recent definitions of the
armies 10 20 by disease and by battle.
the government has been forced to an
nounce that the next levy Of recrui's will
be in proportion of six to every thousand
Of population instead of tour per thousand
as originally proposed.
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A disastrous oil fire broke out in Titus
vile at an early hour this morning by which
q large portion of Stewart u VanSyckel'a
refinery was destroyed and the kimogeue
factory Of A. x. Murray 4, Co, totally de-
stroysd There VAS also about 1000 bar
rels Of refined oil burned. The Herald es-
Inmates tho loss at 5000
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The fastest .Iotting time in public this
season has just been made by two of Bon
ner's horses. 'Joe Elliott" trotted his
mile in 2:ls1a aud "Pocahontas' went in
2:l9.
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An editor says: ''Tryipg to do business
without advertising 10 like winking in the
dark; yon know that yon are keeping mp
powerful winking, but nobody Ia, an idea
OF it,"
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Frank Parker, Of Chicago and Rldo!phe
will play their match for the billiard cham
ponship at Cincinuatti, on the 10Th OF De
cember.
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Rusticus, in commenting On the present
style OF female coilIure, says: sit must
be very poor soil that requires SO much
top dressing"
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sberry's New York Theatre open at Erie
Nov. 23d, in the celebrated drama of rip
Van Winkls, or The Sleep OF Twenty
Yssra"
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a shoddy wedding in Poug hkeepsie. was
immortalized by tue organlst playing by
request, Those Tawscs on the Buies," iu-
stead OF the "WedGing March"
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The oil territory in the vicinity OF Enter
prise is not producing much oil at present
Many Ct the wells have been shut down on
account Of the low price of oil.
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About twenty buildings pre being put up
on the burnt district ai Par.tr's Landing.
The bindings are being located fUl .hc,
apart and back from the street
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The Vermont Legislature is considering
dill lsVyng tax of 81 On every dog in
the State, and one OF S on their wives aud
daughters.
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A sad Chinese inventon is the bogus s
q old dust in circl, lation at Omaha.
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Milwaukee shipped eastward, in single
day, last week 10000 bushels OF wheat,
weighing lS,0O0,0OO pounds, aud GIling
9l2 CARS, or Is trains.
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BlRDS.--The best Singing aud cheapest
Canary birds in the oil regions are TO be
had at
nov7-tf. J. W. BEATTY'S.
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Montgomery, the uiAu no recently mUr-
dered bis vile in Rochester, \. T., was
last year employed as al asineer at Sham
burg.
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There are now iu the army 2, 68s COM
1;'"0esa saassra saa &s1a enlisted
We1,
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Go to Bruce n tuliers, Main Street for
yoIr sne Doots q Shoes sepl3lg
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All styles light harn'ss. cheaper than the
cheapest made from Motf.t's OAK stock. and
warranted, at J. l.. KrUn's
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We defy Competition in Buck
skin Gloves We know what We say when
we assert mat we can AMI do sell the beet
oi Buck skin Gloves cheaper than nny other
place in town. HAMMERS x ALDEN.
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Call and see IN. extrusiOQ top picta tor
with reservoir, al Nicholson !E BlGckmon's,
agents for the same.
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Npw il the bes. time 70 lay in winter
'npuly of hard coal Codinston x Corn
wei are The men TO buy from. juno est.
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Igcas Notices.
q. Nj. Petaengi,l a. Co.., 3s

q. Nj. Pet1eNSfil ~ Co., SS
pal, Row, New York, and Geo. p. How1l q Co.
Advortisn, Agents. are the sole agents for the Ps,
troleum Centre DAILY REcoRp in that city. A.
yer-isers in flat city a,c requested to leave thor
#, yors with either al toe above houses
Mr.. Mather, of Tilusvilr, the Pioneer
photographer of the oil regions, has estab-
iiehed branch ia this place, where cop-
peieat operator lie in charge, and preparrc
TO execute ali kinds Of work. Charges
reasonable.
Keeps constantly onhand views OF the
Oi, Reeions. Large and small views made
to order of any point desired at short no
lice. novl9-lw.
Millers Cough Honey best in iown. For
sale a. GRiFFks BROS.
Miller's unrivalled Worm Con nfec,ious,
warranted at GRIFFEs B1oS.
Milleg's Camphor Ice, the heat In the
market, at GRIFyEs Bros.
rovl9-lm.
Having added 10 my latg" stock. | am
now ready to supply Scotch whisky, Jamni
ca Rum ana all ~o,her Imported goods at
New York prices.
uoyl2 IT, OWEN GAFFNEr.
Gaaaev has lars" lot Of scotch ale and
London porter especially or family use, by
the bottle or case
Goods warranted and prices lower than
ever offered in Petroleum Centre. st
GAFFSErs.
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ORIENTAL HOT BLAST tPARLOR
STOV Esq are in such great dempna that
Nicholson & DlaeknDn Cannot supply The
home trade. oc6ti.
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SAi l. PAPER
at GRIrrxs Bros.

Universal, Monitor aud Sherman Wiring
crs. at Nicholson * Bluckmou's.
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ARRIVAL. MID DEPARTURE OF
XglArSG G:N q. G. & A. H, X.

AREEvAI. MUD DEPARTURE OF
YEsAESs GN o. G. & A. Il. R.
% and a..ar Mcpday, May 30.b, 1870,
trains will rIa as follows:
soETS 20. y NO. 3. NO. l.
Leave irvine. \ll.45Ax 5.00px
Aeavs 0il City 100 A N.\2.42 N. ,47p 4
" Fet.Ceu 7,SS v,2s I" 1928 I"
-" Ti,usy. s.23 Ma /" els ="
Arrive Ccsry, s.s5 6,N6 "lO,35 q"
soUrE. NO, 2. x0,4. no. 6.
Assvs Cory, ll,20Ax n. 600 n, 6,O5pM
Ti,nsv l2,4 n TAO y 7,45
!" +. Cen. l.25 :; SIT W s.35 ~,
Arrive Q. City 2,05 =" s,55 % 9,Io ~
Eyire. 4.50 ll35 I"
ey No. 8 and 6 run on s'seasrt
fsGIaHr rRAySs,lnyesu pperf3s pperfs.
Leave on Cisy. 9.seA.M. s,soA,g point.M. a,csrM
=" r Cen, 1850 /" SIR Nvertor. r n. 4lO :.
arrive I1tusv, 1901 p. NJ 9,45 'sed indr' 800 "
FREIGHT TRAINS failures
1eave ritusv, s.15Ax 1c,ss Ax Ni ,ye,.x ri ss5px
-" Cen, SIT 1l,55 sd t,w.n. s8o
Arrive O. City,9,s5 I,G5 rx V1oscry" 1 $50 y
o, ~ Ctty and Petroleum Centre fr by pacsYe. Oil
M Leaves Petroleum Centre at ID u be"n arrives
h hVl City $50 p. m. hat the |" -
SILVER PALAcs sLEEpIN, C ~ tNt,t.e
MO' a-Dlrcet from Philadelphia wtAp',N IL. s,ure
60 S-Direct to Philadelphia wii'nSSt,, cn,,.cs
NO. 5-Direct from Pi,tsbtr.S ,,ithout chsnge.
NO 6-Direct to -pitsb ureh without Change.
AoaeeeS Nag Nag 80. 1870.
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oysters

BuJ The Red Hot Saddle. manufactured
in Tlnsviiie expressly Tor the oi country
adapted to all kiuds OF weather, at J. 4.
hron's. a!2-tt
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Goods warranted and prices lower than
ever offered in Petroleum Centre. st
GAFFNEYs.
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D;aries Tor 1871 at
GErYrEs Bros.
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Gaf'aey has larc" lot Of scotch ale and
London porter especially or family use, by
the bottle or case
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WALL PAP4ss
at CRIFgEs Daos.
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Having uVuPu ~ Uy 'h'r' N'uNh. L u"
now ready to eupply Scotch whisky. Jamni
New York prices.
uovl2 Il. OWEN GAFFNEr.
Gafaey has larc" 10, Of scotch ale and |
London porter especially or family use, by |
the bottle or case
Goods warranted and prices lower than |
ever offered in Petroleum Centre, at
GAFFNEYs.
at GRIrrxs Bros.
Universal, Monitor aud Sherman Wiring
crs. at Nicholson * Bluckmop's.
Diarie. Tor 1871 at
GElrrrs Bios.
We defy Competition in Buck
skin Gloyrsi W. know what We say when
we assert mat we can AMI do sell the beet
oi Buck skin Gloves cheaper tHan any other
place in town TANNERS 4 ALDEN.
ORIENTAL HOT BLAST tPARLOR
STOV Esq are in such great dempna that
Nicholson !; DlaekuUn Cannot supply The
home trade. oc6ti.
oysters.
Just received fresh tub Oysters and shell
CLANS at l. Foucher's. s"pl7.
-------------- ---------------------.
Buy The Red Hot Saddle. manufactured
in T,lusviiie expressly Tor the oil country
adapted to all kiuds OF weather. at J. 4.
hron's. al2-ti
Npw is the bes. time 10 lay in winter
'npuly of hard coal Codinston x Corn
wei are the men TO buy from. juno est.
NALL E'APAH
at CHrrgEs Daos.
Oysters by the quar-, 81 oucnets.
An styles light harn'ss. cheaper thsn the
cheapest, made from Motfats OAK stocA and
warranted, at J. L. Kron's.
Cali and see the extensioo top Dictator
with Reservoir, al Nicholson i BGckmOn's,
agents for tue same.
WALL PAPER
at GnlyEEs Eros
The largest assortment Of Parllr and
Cooking Stoves may be found u: Nicholson
4 Dlackmon's.
l.alios Oyster Saloon
Up stairs over Vouchers Restaurant. Wash.
ington ST.. Petroleum Centre, Pa. Ladies
are invited to call, sept 2S.
Oyster and Clam Strws. those old fash
ioned ones, at Noucher's.
a. 5. Smith has Just returned ircyn the
East with largo stock Of Shoes and the
latest styles of Opera Toe Ladies shoes.
oc;5.if.
just received largo and we'll assorted
stock OF shelf hardware at j. Rntherlcrd's.
II.
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Visit MIslaeT'a Photograph
Rooms,
Main Street, Petroleum Centre, and secure
The shadow ERE the substance fades.
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WALL PAPER

The largest assortment Of Parlar and
Cooking Stoves may be found a: Nicholson
& Dlaokmon's.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-21

just received a largo and we'll assorted
stock OF shelf hardware at j. Rutheriord's.
IT,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-21

Oyster and Clam Strws. those old fash
ioned ones. at Eoucher's
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l.alios Oyster Saloon
Up stairs over Nouchef's Restaurant. Wash.
ington ST.. Petroleum Centre, Pa. Ladies
are invited to call sppt 2S.