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LIST Of AGENTS.

TiTUSvILLE, CHURCH RUN AND vICIS
r1-STEPHEN ..OOf. Of1se, Hamiton's Cipf'
store address Ttusvills, Pa Assistant John Van
SERVER.
TIrUsyILLE, CHURCH RUN AND vIcN
TY-H IL THOMAS. Once and address, Man
-i1n House. 7 Iit.eville, Pa.
SHAMBURG AND VlCINITY-GEORGE IR'
YIN. Ohce, Shambnrg; residence. Titusville Ps
Assistant. A A. West.
ENTERpRIsE rLEASANTvILLE, BEAN
EARN ANU PTHGI.E W. GEO VAN
NLlET Office and address, Chase house, Pleai
antyille. assistant, ii, G. Huntington.
TiDIOUT AND WEST HlCKORY-CHN
CLARK. Office and address, Express once Tid
)ute Pa Assistant, r. G. Besrdsiey
pEtROLEuM CENTRE AND VICINITY
LEVI MASON. Office and address, Petroleum Cen
re, Pa. Assistant Charles Blackford
TARR AND BLOOD FARMS and District lyine
IN OIL Creek and Cherry Run. from Story Farm 70
Clintockville--J ANESSAUNDEkS address
larr Farm, Pa. Assistants. Luther. h ssuudrT''
Charles " Cochran and william HOu
MoCLINTOCKViLLE. OH. CRY AND ~
"A; .. " 81. Address, Oil CITY or Reno ~
FRANkLIN, ALONG THE ALLEGHFNY Ply.
Ek-Z wiLBFR Office and address. Frank ln'i,ss
sChg ~ Ass, POSTER FARM h PA SkE,
LANDiNf-RICHARD W. REDPfELD. Oft'
ana addr' 20 Scrubarass, "a Assistant, X. " f"'
telneld, address kmlenton. Pa.
WEST vlRHlNIA--C, n. ANGEL. and Y
OOK. Address. Parkershurg, West Virginia
Roberts Petroleum Torpedo 90
msy&tty
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10 any rs0n pro- u,l. "a, uttuicni, aule 10
show one-third ~ many living permanent curts n
DR.. Filters Vcsetnhl Rheumatic ke-aedy and
further reward OF 800 for any Of Chronic o.
lnflamm'aory rheumatism. Neuralgia Rheumatlc
Agne sciatca rheumatism OF the idneys il
will not cure. The Rheumatic Syrup is used in
wardly only, pleasant to the taste. and guaranteed
free from injurious drurs. II is not quack lnedi'
cine.bu the scientific prescription of Jos Z. Filter
VI. d.. Professor of Toxicologs ard Chemistry
graduate of the celebrated University of Penn-".
vania, ID A., 1888 whosa entire prOirssiOui! lif- I.
been devoted specially tn this disease. This prs,
araIon under solemn oath is conscieniously be-
lieved to be the only positive, reliable nfallble
specific ever discovered The proof that no other
specific exists is found in every, y,communit, in per-
-ohs afflicted for many years and sti suffering If
physicians could cure 1t If specific did exist this
would not be sO-a fact thai mult he universally
admitted. H'he oft deceived sufferer may wise y
ask, What security or evidei ce has he tha nr. Fit
er's rheumatic Syrup will cure his case. The
protection offered to sufferers against Imposition is
in legally sgrAd contract which vii be forwarded
without charge to any sufferer sending by letter
description OF afliction; this guarantee will state
the exact number ofbottles warranted 10 cure and
in case Of failure the money paid will be returned
to the patient. No other remedy has ever been
offered on such liber II and honorable Ierns. Med
ical advice. with certificates from, prominent ply
all other Treatments have fael, sent by letter
gratis. Afflicted cordially invited to write for ad
vice 20 the prncpal office. 90 South Fourth Street,
p Philadelphia, Pa DR.. Filters Rheumatic Syrup
is sold by druggi Is.
NJ SIMMONS,
Sole Agent, Petroleum Centre, Pa.
CALLENDEh Il CO, Wholesale Agt's, Mead
wills, Pa
4. 4. CHAMBERLIN q CO., Sole Asts ROus
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NEWS DEPAET.NE ENr,

We receive 'elegraphic dispatches up TO 1 p u.
and present hem 10 our r aIe every evei ing ea.
br1rng news of great interest from all sec ors OF
The country We have male -pe cal arrangemeltts
whereby we recev, uar Petroleum rIocE and
Produce Marker Rcpurs every evening by TELEGRAPH
tlDm New York, 'niidelphia aud pl,t>Ourg, which
together with editorials aua Local matters max IL
one of he most desirable newspapers published IN
the OF Regicl AS an
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II. WA. Is EkSY'.

7 s now prerart d 10 execute BRCEs AND MA
l. SON WORK IN ALL ITS BRANCH S, and
wan .,its to give satisfaction.
PLASTEhING done TO order. BRICK CHIN
MES pue Also. BRICK and LIN u constant
on hand and for sale.
~ Resdence-on Eebert Farm. Post Office
Adttsss P'htoleum Centre, Pal Give me a call.
eb16 I'm.
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A LLEGHENY Vail EY IL. n

A "N ~"
New line to Buffalo, through the OIL Rcgious.
JUNE o, 1871.
GOING SOUTH.
Oil City. Franklin. parkers. ar. Pitts'g
Mail. 9,45 IN 1929 M 12,4S p IN 800 m
Day Exp, 2,l0pm 2,45pm AZ! pm 1.55 p IN
Night HI, 9,S m 1880 m. 1,20am $40
Pittsburg Parker's. franklin. ar o. City
Day EXP. s,S5 m Ia.2S pm 2,0pm sos 5p m
Nail, l23Ip 40 m 11opm 7,45 IN
NightEx,10, 10 pm 500 m 5I5 a IN 5,55 m
Trains run by .. G. & A. II. R'y time.
Silver Palace Sleeping ,'ars on Night Express
trains bcthw elween plitsburgh al Cory
j. J. LAWRENCE, Gen Supt
THos NJ. KING, Asst supt.
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Large St'cs nj New G ,ode inst opened
Ss>A A'ien' Jam slowu C!otbir store.
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Advertising A Medium

The RECORD has no superior, AZ it ciroalates
wherever an Oil Operator or Dealer can he fcnndI
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J0BBINa DEP aRTMlNT.

We have a large and Well r-electet stock Of
JOINING Materia, embra,in" the very
lates styies We are therefore enabled 20 eAecutt
Jon W ork OF every variety in satisfactory manner
wnea desired Jobs will be neatly pria.ed in CoLoas
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-02
A GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL WILL BE
n given at Concert Hall.
Grass Valley. California.
WEDNESDAY, NOVR Is. 1871,
Grass Valley Miners Home Association.
GEO. w. DIXON,

GEO. w. DIXON,
Secretary and Business Manager.
Ofice-EXchance Building, Grass Valley, Gala.
Treasurer, Bank Of Ih0s. FlLdley 4 Co Grass
Valley, with whom all moneys will be deposited.
All disbursements will be made through the same
BanI.
Ticket, $3.50, for sale al the Postofice Bc :
store, Carson.
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E.s.ays fer Young Men, ct great SO
CI,L EVILS and ABUSES which interfere with
NaRRIAGE-with sure means Of relief for the
Ertln and Unfortunate, diseased and debilitatet
Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Addres
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. = s. Ninth ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa. ocZ3-tt
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CTATUTEs OF II STATE OF NEVADA
- for ISL, for sale at the State Printers Office.
Carson, and at A. L. RANCROFT L co.'s, San
Francisco. Price, S..
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BOOKS and STATIONERY.

THE REASONS FOR BUYING BOOKS AND
STATIONERY from US, rather than going 10
New York, are
FIRsT-We MANUFACTURE very largely of
goods exactly suited to your wants, and which
you cannot obtain elsewhere.
SEC0ND-We BUY and SELL. importing from
Eastern and European manufacturer. upon such
terms as make it to your interest to come to u
rather than so to New York.
Your orders are respectfully solicited, ~satisfac
ton guaranteed. Very respectfully,
A. L. BANCROFT & CO.,
f.ll-3m SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-01-13
THE TURF.
Racing In England and America.

Perhaps it is well enough, before
entering upon the history of racing
In America, to give our readers
some idea of the strains of the blood
horse. English turf writer's have:
for convenience, always divided
their stock into three strains, which
strain originated in the following
manner: The first in the Byerly
Turk, who was charger of Capt.
Bverly in the wars of William in
Ireland, about 1880. OF the lineal
descendants of this horse, the most
distinguished was King Hcrod,
foaled in 1853 bred by His Royal
Highness William, Duke of Cum
bcrland, brother of George III.
From the celebrity of King Herod
and his stock, it is usual to call the
descendants of the Byerly Turk the
Herod line of horses.
In the latter part ofQueen Anne's
reign, the barley Arabian was i'm
ported into England by Mr.. barley,
of Yorkshire. He sold Flying Chill
ters, and his full brother, Bartlett
Childers, out of Spiletto. Eclipse
was foaled in 1864, during the
eclipse of that year, from which cir
cumstance he took his name. He
was bred by the Duke Of Cumber-
lsad, who bred King Herod, and on
the death of that Prince, was sold to
Mr.. Wildman, of Smithfeld, and af-
forwards he became the property Of
Mr.. O'Kelley, and was frequently
called O'Kelley's Eclipse. He had
an unexamplcd career on the turf,
having never lost race Eclipse
Was directly descended from the
barley Arabian, and it has been
generally accepted to distinguish
the line which he adorned as the
Eclipse line Of herscs.
Another horse Of foreign lineage,
scarcely Inferior to those above
named, was imported into England
and presented to Lord Godolphin,
from which he took his name, the
Godolphin Arabian. Whether he
was an Arabian or Barb is a
point disputed, but his excellence as
n stallion is generally admitted. In
1881, then the property Of Mr.. Coke,
he was teaser to IIobgoblin, who, re-
fusing to cover Roxana, she was put
to the Arabian, and from that cover
produced Luth, the first of his get.
1t is remarkable that there is not 4
superior horse now on the turf with
out cross Of the Godolphin Arab
an: neither has there been for many
years past. From him descended,
in direct line, Matchem, and from
the Importance Of the progeny of
Matchem, it has been proposed to
term the line to which he belongs
the Matchem line. So our readers
will see we have three great strains
of the blood horse: First, the By
erly Turk, or Herod line; secondly,
the barley Arabian, or Eclipse
thirdly, the Godolphin Arabian, or
Matchem line. This classification
does not hold good at the present
day, from the great mixture Of blood
that has since taken place Of these
three great lines of stock. We are
OF, en- amused, even with writer's for
the turf, who should be posted in
such matters, claiming some partic-
ular horse to be inbred to Herod,
Eclipse or Matchcm. Why, they
can not be otherwise, for these are
the three branches from which all
our racers have sprung. To Illus
trate the fact we give the breeding
of Imp. Messenger, the most popu-
lar blood at the present time for
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I'Ilrf NIlrn

Matchem ........,.:... .'..-. lancaster Sfarling.
Turf Mare.
The above table will suffice to
give some idea of the mixture Of
blood that prevails in the modern
race-horse. Thus it will be seen
that the sire Of Messenger belongs
in the Eclipse line; the dam runs
back to the Matchcm line. Now, if
any of our readers have the curiosi
1y to Investigate the matter, they
will find that all our horses are in
bred. Indeed, this even applies to
Herod, Eclipse and Matchem them
selves, for upon investigation Of
their pedigrees, it will be found
that they all possess more or less Of
the blood Of one another. The ia
bic we give above will be readily
understood when read thus: The
barley Arabian, and mare de-
seconded through her sire from Care
less, produced Flying Childers;
FLYNN. Childers, and a mare de
scended through her sire from Guy
Grantham, produced Blaze; Blaze.
and mare descended through her
sire from Hip, produced Sampson;
Sampson, and mare descended
through her sire from Young Grey
hound, produced Engineer; Engin-
Ger, and mare descended through
her sire from Cade, produced Mem
brino, the sire Of Messenger. The
Turf mare, the dam of Messenger,
must be read in the same way.
We differ greatly from the accept
ed rule of breeding trotters, the
crossing Of the trotting sire upon
the thoroughbred mare. 1t is a
generally admitted fact by breeders
and all authorities upon the subject
of breeding, that to improve any
blood the sire must be the superior
animal: therefore we think that to
produce a good trotter, pure and
superior bred racing sire, crossed
upon the trotting mare of less blood,
would produce a bett-r animal. All,
or nearly all, of our breed Of horses
have sufficient speed, but the diff
Guilty lies in their incapacity to keep
I'D this rate Of speed for any length
OF time. For beauty of form, sym
merry and style, the common horse
compares fayorably with the racer;
then what is the difference between
these breeds? 1t is this: The SUI
ncriority of Il racehorse consists in
his wind, which is innate in their
brcel, and degenerates when mixed
or crossed with the common horse.
We see the quarter horses of the
country 60 nearly or quite as fast as
the fastest race horse; but it is only
for a short distance, then they tire
from want Of wind, while the thor
onghbred racer having this peculiar
merit will bear the fatigue Of four
mile heats with less distress than
the common quarter horse will his
quarter Of mile. To prove the
corre-tncss of this assertion, we
have only to refer to the racing OF
the country, no half or three-qnar-
tcr-brel horse ever having accom-
ulished successfully the feat ofbeat-
iu- the thoroughbred racer over a
vreat distance Of ground.
In the d Aio.ry FOR March, an ar
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