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on Saturday last, and has been continued

on Saturday last, and has been continued
to February 4.
Plaintiff alleges that on the night Of Sep
tember %, 1870, he started at nine o'clock
for his home. in one of the cars of said COM
pany: after arriving at the stables on Canal
street, corner Of White, he proceeded. as GUS
tOmHrv, 10 take Il seat in the car usually
destined tor Metailie Ridge. but was then
informed that there would bc no car that
night for Netairie Ridge. He demanded of
the employees OF the company to be con-
veyed to the end of the road as it was then
but ten O'Clock, and by the charter of the
company it was obliged to run its ears until
midnight. Whereupon hc was violently set
upon bruised and beaten by said employees,
and furthermore. obliged to walk to his
home, one and half miles distant that in
consequence of such matreatment lie sut-
iered much modification. and was debarrcd
from pursuing his avOcation for long time.
seventh District Court.
S'!ticr Collens yesterday delivered several
interesting decisions upon exceptions.
In the case of Julius Busch vs.. Alexander
L. Mcconnell. which involves an important
question touching the validity OF an act of
the Territorial Legislature of Nebraska. the
exception was maintained.
IN the case of Clarke vs. ChaStant, in
which an exception was fled that DIR.
Chastant had not complied with the act re-
ported in RAYS Revised Statutes relative to
physicians who are in specified cases re-
oured to exhibit diploma and take oath be-
fore the Justice OF the Peace. the Judge
overruled the exception 20: REASONS yiveu
at length
Cty of New Orleans ~ Adam B;sson
and A. .Jamcs-for trial 1o-,iay.
City sues to recover Un note given TO
secure payment on Lease Oh what IS known
as n" Hort Market lot the year 'oo'
Defendants claim that the princlpa! reve'
nue. deri'"d IRON said market Is from the
sale oi meats. They allegc that under the
authority OF the city the sale o; meat was
allowed IN the vegetable market OF the
SECOND District. situated only a shor! dis
tance from sad Fort Market. and IN conse-
Huen:e o. tine same a large number OF
butchers deserted tn" Port Market, and the
revenues ot defendants became SO seriously
iessene" that as q mate: OF protection they
We're peeled 20 :eiuse payment OF sai9
not". X IS av"rIed by deieniants that said
hi'!l",ifE permitting the sale o! meats III
the Ne@e;abI: market was "A violation OF
IN" CONTRACT OF DoUl'soh ana '"AicS WIN
the t1'.:.
'"ira District ""''.
!:l.no:> Central railroad vs.. city ct New
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En:ranr. AMI Egrs.s 20 Paris Eni6.!h.n-
Keyir:!a.iry OF Paris under :.eru,an
superyi,ion-i'eace Believed 20 he se.
rures.-Gcrnsan Tr0a?- Chagr;neL ut
being Forbidden to Enter Paris.
VERSAILLES. January 39-Entrance and
egre-s 70 Paris j. forbidden.
The revietualing of Paris is proceeding
under German supervision.
COntidcnce is expressed at German head
quarters that peace is secured.
The German troops are chagrined at
being forbidden to enter Paris.
Especial u tho Now York W0rld.l
VERSAILLES, January 30.-A Gordon haa
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WHOLE NUMBER ll62.

been drawn around Paris and no person Is
allowed to enter or leave without a permit
from the German authorities.
The revictualing of the city will proceed
under German supervision. Confidence is
expressed at the German headquarters tina.
ncace las been secured.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-31
BORDEAUX.

General ChanZy's Headquarters at LavaI.'
France Can Resume the War. With
Nine Hundred Thousand Men.
BORDEAUX, January 3O.-Gencral Chan.
Zy's headquarters are at Laval.
The fifteenth, sixteenth, nineteenth and
and Nevcrs.
General BOurbaki has the eighteenth,
twentieth and twenty fourth corps at Rou.
lands and POntarlier.
Garibaldi is at Djon with 10000 men.
General Fadherbe has the twenty second
and twenty-third corps at Arras, Douay and
Cambria.
LayZei is in front of IIavre witt! 80, 900
men.
The camps Of instruction contain go, ,OoO'
men. and the conscripts Of 1871 number
300. 900 men.
At the end of the armistice France will
resume the war with OO0OO men
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-31
CT. LOUIS HOTEL MASK BALLS.

series Of SIX GRAND DRESS AND MASK BALLS
will be given in the spacious ball room of the ST.
Louis Hotel follows:
Or SATURDAY, January %.
On SATURDAY February Ii.
On MARDI GRAS, February q.
On ST. JOSEPH'S NIGHT, March 10.
These balls will be the continuation of the grand
Entertainments given every year al the New Opera
House, where their order and decorum have Ien
dered them justly popular.
Jaeger'5 splendid Silver COrDe- Band has been
engaged for the whole sercs
The entrance to the ball room j. cn Royal street:
Just below the corner of st. Louis.
Doors viii open at P. NJ. Balls to commerce 81:
TO- Gentlemen S3 ladies' free.
Tickets be lad at the door on the night OF
tbe bail or at Z. Dumontei!s confectionery corner
Canal and Bourbon streets. ial7 I'm
CRESCENT CITY MUSEUM.
Nos. 30 and ~ st. CE,ar'c, street.
Gov OF exhibition, large and attractive series 0.
LIVING WONDERS.
ANrMALS. RARE PaEN.!H
AND
100000 Curiosi1.a,.
From every part of the World.
ALI. FOR ONE PRICE OF ADMISSION.
Open Daily from A. II to 9P. NJ lal 3,n
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WOOD---COAL.

kVELD & BELL,
L lSpEscRK FIELD. JX.-WALrHR 0. BBLL.)
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
rletsSurg, Anthracite and English Camel
A., COAL,
Also, ASH, OAK and PINE WOOD. Steamships,
steam boats, cotton presses foundries and families
POMPt.y supplied at The lowest market rates. Nam
0Mee 06 III camp street, Oer1se 0drod Branch once
~ Magazine street, neax PeeyfAxre. se31y
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LONDON.

Numbers Of BOurbakis Army Crossing
the swiss Frontier.
LoSDOS. January 30, 2:3O p. Mt is re-
ported from Basle that numbers OF BOur
baki's army are crossing the Swiss frontier.
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.Oti - 'StE - 80, 10 Gi3 3t
Increase vi 1870 over 1869, SS25,li2 -.
Receipts at New York Custoinhousc fr
the year 1870 $l35.37Oa95 50. We think
the receipts here for the past year are the
largest on record
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-31

THIRST GRAND MILITARY
FIFTH REGIMENT LOUISIANA VOLUNTEERS.
STATE MILITIA.
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL
"Wednesday Night, February Is. 1871.
Ladies' invitations and gentemens tickets, not
transferable, be had of any of the nienioers OF
the Regiment.
CoNrir-EE ARRASGEMENTs
Fred. Hoiysnd FIRST Lieutenant, A. Q. NJ, Char
Captain D. A. Bar chard. Company A..
Captain J. N. A. Wilson, Company b.
iae9 f.5 3 IL Il Is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-31

An Indiana widow so worked upon a
young mans fears, by threatening to marry
him, that he turned over all his property to
her and ran away.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-31
NANCY DRESS AND DRESS BALL.
riISSISSIPPI NO. 2.
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
Saturday Evening, February IL.

ODD FELLOWS HAIL.,
Saturday Evening, February II.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
Edward A. Burk. Chairman.
Emmanuel Bleesey, J. McGinness
A. w Carter +. II. Otto.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
Waiter II. Rogers Chairman.
James II. Wingfeld. John .swkins,
james Mutt Jr., Jaha A. Stevenson,
A. GroscE Jr, 5.lne5 Todd,
D. A. Rose '.co,nas Mcintyre.
FLOOR MANAGERS:
George II. Braughn, Chairman
Il. J. Price, 'chn Curry,
c, Tay,or Gauche A. n. Garter.
Tickets Two Dollars.
Applications for invitations may be made to H.
3essey, Esq, No l22 Gravier street and No 233
Carondeet street; at John Hawkins No. l82 Com
mon street; Engine House, corner Natchez and
TchoupitouIas streets, TO Edward A Bulk,
Jackson R.tilI Dad Depot
ja2i Is 70 fe1 3 olo IL
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jo..a {. ":..:c EsG.. Icp:;.:: :,.,:". cf.i.e:.
furnishes :, VIII! :lc ....pw.u. ia:"y;s:in.
h.f::y-. shown. the sum. "a goa. received;
=, ..i.- .u-.g:AAe"-r. o.. :.Hpc.:-. =: :wo
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Eighth D:..r:.. Co.I:.

.Gt-s Dibb.c did not ,eHdc- az: dee
so.s ~ written opinions YESTERDAY.
Il i!ns reserved his op.l ,n II t.Ic ease c:
Caro-. asl,:n, to Dc discharged ;.Don writ
q; luhrn- corpus until saturday next. at
wii:cl ;.ne he viii :cndr. & w:it:eu opinion
wpcn n. v:tgrant act 81 IL, AS. L. ;..a.u.c.
..E".-.. e.,Iic.t -: .ne Governor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-31

yKNHE GRAND BALL
THE
AMERICAN UNION CLUB,
TAKES PLACE AZ
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Thursday Evening, February >. 1871.
SUBSCRIBERS TICKETS, FIVE DOLLARS
ADDhCa tons for Ladies' Invitations and S-o-
Ooribers' Tickets will be received by the appro-
pr,at. committees every evening at the C!u0 Go0n,
No. l. st. Charles street, up stairs
NOTICE.
Gentlemen deeirous of procuring ticket. sor the
bal MIST make early application 70 the COMMITTEE
on T Ckets.
Tickets not transferable.
Dumoutiel viii furnish the Supper.
&. p. HOUGHTON. r-es dem.
T. F. ADAMS, Secretary.
W. e. JAMES Treasurer. 'a!'
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(QoNrUSU1D On lI0HyH IAoR
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-14

We end in one OF toe New York papers
statement which if properly warranted,
shows the most criminal negligence 10 con-
nection with the recent terrible disaster on
the Hudsou river road. As the story goes,
- rough laborer, who was addressed By his
companions as "PArsEr," was standing 10
front Of the New Hamburg depo. on Thurs
day morning, discussing the accident. and
quite q lersa crowd soon gathered round
hin, as they do in every case when any
person has word of information to convey
In relation to the wtul event. /, appeared
that this man was an eye witness to the
disaster. He said that be saw some thing
was the IN ,tler with the train, and followed
on after i, TO are what was the difficulty.
He cav the oil truck topple over ON the
opposite track, and was near by when the
train stopped and tho conductor and engi-
neor get off to see what had happened. He
stalled positively that the conductor, engi-
nees, and brakeman, instead of running
forward TO warn the express train, stood
still and wraneled among themselves, each
one cnrsing all the rest and charging .bem
with being to blame for the accident. This
stranger, Patsey. who refused to give bis
full name for fear be would be summoned
before the jury, said that it was fifteen
minutes from the time the accident hap
pened to the oil traiu before the express
came up, and that those men could have
walked far enough to signal trains from
either way and prevent the possibility of
another accident. While all these charges
are being made against the company and
ts employees. the tfflcers of the road main.
tain the profcundest silence, trausactinR
business as if nothing bad occurred.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-14
GOOD ADvyCE.

Ask no woman her aga. Never joke with
. widow. Never contradict . msn that
suffers. Be civil 10 oil rich uveles and
sunis. Wear yonr Oldest bat OF courss to
an evsnisg party. Alwsys cit next 70 the
carver at dinner. kssP ysur own secrets.
Tel no human hesng yNs ess your Wills
kers. Wind up your csadue, like watch
Snee every day, sxsmius ntsutsly wh~ther
You ere ''fast" or "sl0N." Msks friends
with the steward on bnsPu . steamer,
there's no knowing how vs0n y0u may bs
la his power. Write not one mere Letter
than you can help; the nan who keeps up a
large correspondence 10 mart'r. tied, DOT
10 the stsk", but tb the post Bnt the best
advice Wa can give TO thr reader 10, II st be
should buy hs clothing at tho store Of A.
Alden. Washington ctreet, Petroleum Cen.
tire. Pa. The stock OF ready made clothing
at this house Ia the lsrgsss and cheapest 10
the city. He has also . large assortment,
OF cloths. caRimeTes, etc.. and is prepared
~ make up suits in the nea,e.s manner i'm .
aginabls lie has also full lius OF xsn.
tlemen's furnishing seods. This "a SHs VI
the best aud cheapest stores 10 the clly.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-14

- A correspondent of the Pittsburgh Com
mercial accuses the Oil Producers Assocj-
alton of selling ont. We are inclined 10
doubt.the assertion. Here is the accnsa-
ton:
To The Editors Of the Pittsburgh CONNER
cidI:
socaton has just lent itself TO one of the
most disgrace ful frauds ever perpeirated by
an Association OF buslness men. 1t is said
hat on the Sih inst. the Association issned
two reports of production for the month of
Jauuary-one For public circulation gave
the production at Is, 467 barrels, aud an
other for private distribution to its fifty
dollar subscribers, making the production
1862 barrels! The former was telegraph
ed over the country, advan cling crude oil on
the creek and at Pittsburgh. On the for
mer prices advanced from $4, 40 to S.. 90.
thus establishing a high figure for the oil
called by be combination due on the last
four days OF the week. The public was as
sured the producers report was 10 be per-
fectly reiiable-was gotten up for that pur.
pose in order to counieract the unrei liable
report Of the Titnsviils Herald! But conld
the Herald have been caught at . more
atrocious trick than tbs? What are We
to think of .hese honest producers? II Is
not ths ''Heathen Chinee" alone whose
ways are dark aud tricks are vain"
In consequence of this shameful develop
menf, the markets have been psnicky oil
day on toe creek, with no transaction s.
O., sixty days, VIII ch on the 9Th were
worth Si,70 were offered at $40, with no
buyers.
The Titusvills Herald's report for Jann-
ary, gives the daily average production a.
l5,477 bartels; increase Of stock 1920 bar
rels. Here crude is very dull ut 1l3zc;
March TO May lllsc, With nOue but small
lots wanted.
Refued, no snlss; spot and February
242sc; March 25isc; March to May
251c.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-14

When the yellow feve, was ragine 10
New Orleans. q coiporteur, while travelling
along the levee, visited darkeys cabin,
got q bowl Of milx, opened bis stock oI
Bibles and asked Dinsh u she had rella.
lon. dunno, Massa! I'll call de ole man.
The old African came up, when the col-
portenr asked' my good man, have you
much religion about here" The old cock,
who had heard of Yellow Jack. which
scared him 90 that he conld think Of nothing
else, replied, "Dnnno. Massa, but dsyS gol
II like hell 10 New Orleans"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-14

Did any one ever think OF surgeon =
troubles when pretty girl is bis victim
The people OF Fort Dodge, Iowa, vsted tos'
Miss Kitty Underwood was the most beautI
fnl young lady 10 town. KITTY bad ielou
on her hand, aud surgeoo WAS called to
lance it. The glitter of KNty's eyes caused
his hand to tremb'e, AMI in second Kitty,
blood spnrted into hia face from an artery
be had severed The Republic0 aays th,
wound bleeds 80 profnsely that It 10 feared
the arm must be amrutsted.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-14

h'ont year ago this month, Capt. D. J.
1Fun'z well known contractor for putting
Gown oil We lis, and who resides on the COL
"mola Farm. entered into contract with
'hS Kansas Pacific Railroad Company to
tiak water well at Kit Carson, Colorado.
Capt. q, returned home short time siuce,
haV'og completed bis contract, and from
MIN we learn some facts which may be Of
iaterest to our readers. The well was
put down in hopes Of striking o water vein.
Ths Company own upward, of 5000, 900
acres OF land along the liNs Of the road
whici throughout the summer months is in
50 extremely dry and parcbed conGtion,
and almost entirely uait fer agricultural
purposes, aud toe water was to be used for
i'rlgatlug the land as an additional induce
ment to parties desiring to purchase land
along the route for farming purposes. The
well was drilled TO depth Of l,5OO feet,
wlen operations were suspended for the
winter, to be resumed again the coming
spring The Captain describes the rock a.
being Of bard species of ehell to q depit
ol 100 Ieet, and soft slate rock The ba lance
The strata of slate rock appeared to stand
perpendicular, pieces foot long that the
drill had cut off being brought up by th,
saul pump. Should this well prove sue
cess it is the intention OF the Company L
siuk wells short distance apart along tn,
entire route. The complete set of drilling
tool. used Tor sinking the well were manu-
iactuIed by Bryan, Dillingham; d Co., Q
Titusy lie, and no better or more thorough
IL posted man in the use of them could bav
beeo selected than Cap tain Gruntz, OF Col
unbia Faru,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-14

Tne Junior Dramatic Association Of the
Catholic Institute of this place, intend Civ.
jns public exhibition in the sch ool house
on the 2lst inst. The entertainment will
consist Of dialogues, declarations, voca
and instrumental music, &C., the whole b.
ing under the dir. ction OF Miss Maud Ken.
edy, the popular AMI efficient principal O
the school. An extra entertainment il
promised, and the parents and friends OF
The little ones and OF educ itinn, should en-
courage them by attending the exhibition
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-14

A colored boy named John Devat. aboat
nineteen years old, has been arrested at
vi City on charge of attempting to COM
NIT rape upon the person ofa little child
named Williams, who ia only three years
Old The brute was held in $1,000 bail, iu
default OF which he was committed to isil
at Franklin. Hanging is too good for such
vile wretch.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-14

|. A "WILD" IDEA "A gentleman named
Rose, having q daughter, named her
Wild" as 10 his opinion ''Wild Ross'' was
aipretty conceit for name. But when she
grew up and married q man named Bull,
the combination Of her Christian name snd
surname took the conceit out of the old
nun.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-14

Subscription papers ore now being circu-
lated in Meadville 10 raise funds to EMi
down . test well tor oil or gas. It 10 the
intention to 60 1900 ieet it necessary
The shares are put at $40. 90 each.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-14
KenyOn,s New Double Acting
oil Pnmp for + umping OIL or
Water IN Deep W ellis.


Kenyon's New Double. Actips Oil Putp q
In ackuow lodged to be the best puwp noe
in use. One of it's leading features 10 that
1, not only produc.s a cont nnous aov OF
oil or other hujd, but that II crss t.s and
s,lstaius a constant and powerful suc,,vu,
by means OF which the seams or veins Of the
well are in a great measure cleared Of pare
fine and other obs.ruet ons, snd the oil in
the veins is drawn towards The well. II
has been sscertainea by sctual test that the
use Of this pump causes = gsaduslly increas.
ing flow Of oil. 1t IL well known by oil
operators that ths Improvement 10 Of great
value, aud one that has been long sought
ior. TIE abl ct mechanics Of our country
have for years been al WORK trying to mud
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-14

The sleeping car on Rutland, w., train
ran off the trsck the other day aud scoolsd
down lftsru foot embAnkmant, and sever
al rods out into field without upsettiDR,
the wheels running freely on the frozen
ground None Of tie passengers were ssri.
ously injured. hut all OF them wondered
what was coming next.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-14

The celebration Of the opsning,,o ,,oi'tbs o.
h T. R. r. comes off at Union 90 Wedses-
day. A special train will he run from
Union TO Titusvile in the morning and re.
tdrn at noon with the excursionista
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-14

A correspondent Of ths North hrast Sta,
says: SIN glancins at a Pennaylvaui. /.
report, find that there are $4,000 rum
sellers aud rs. $50 school teachers. Cost Of
supporting schools, $685. .7s9. Value O,
Liquor consumed, e3l, ,s47, 900
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-14
Local Notices.
I. Pettenyill & Co.

n. NJ. PettenSi1l & Co. ~
Park Row, New Yo,k, and Geo. r. Rswsll o..
Advertising Ageiss, are the so's agents fun the Pc,
uoeum Centre DAILY kxoess In hat sity. Ad-
vstissrs in that city are requested " leavs thus
IA yors with either of tns above house
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-14

Tle inmor il current that tue Union &
Tltnsvils Railroad has been Transferred to
toe Erie Railway, nd Is now under their
ni4nagemtni ~
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-14
NEW HAMBURG.

"Doc Simmons, the engineer, refused 10
lump off as the train approached the bridge,
aud perished with his engine. ."-Extract
from daily paper.
"Down brakesi Down brakesi set her
screaming,
There's trouble ahead on the track,
And folks, maybe, pleasantly dream
ing
In The cars at my back.
"Down brakes! Down brakes. Don't you
curse her,
'Taint her fault, Jack. The engineer
can't stop.
Anyhow III try and reverse her,
As for you, just you drop.
''Down brakes! Down brakesl Here We &c
boys.
To He'll, as fast a. we can;
And rm bound, by the gods, just to show,
boys.
How to die like man.
"One whistle to bid 'sm goodbye aow,
Good by little far away wife!
Goodbye! Good God, must I die now!
Good-by, honest litev'
"A. D., 10 N, Y. Tribune
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-14

The Henri Apply Concert TrOrpe are to
give one ensortsinment at Sobsps Opsrs
House, March I'd. They are first. class
srtis'ss and come. highly recommended
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-14

An oil well is to be put down at Cory
fr the purpose of testing the territory
wbereat the Republican rsjoices.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-14

The jamestown Journal advertises one
"m' smith, printer, aa being dead
beat aud general swindler. Correct.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-14

Chautauqua Lake PIcksrel I.
At the New York Meat Market. We have
On h'nd and are 10 Constant receipt Of
fresh P'ckerel from Chautsnqna Lake.
jaall-n Fl. i w. PARksb.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-14

BIRDS The hest Singing aud oh npest
csnWy Birds ID the oil regions are to bs
had At
nUv7-tf J. W, BEATTY'S
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-14

Gahney has . large lot Of scotch ale and
London porter especially or family We, By
the hottie or case.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-14

Grin-s Bros. are agents for the esIe Of The
MSieated Cigar, manufactured for Sbarkey
q Cor'elyou, the we'll known cigar dealer,
Of rit"svills. These cigars are said to be
eacao'ous Tor bronchial affections, nsrvou.
headache, dc. Try one.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-02-14

To Purchasers Of singer Sewing Ma.
chimes! Caution!
All parties are hereby cautioned against
purchasing any of our Machines except
through onr duly authorized agents. AZ
Machines will not be guaranteed by us that
are cot so puIchas2d. Mr. J. L., JOHNSON
!. oW agent for Petroleum Ceutrs and vi.
cinity.
THR SINGER MANvPo Co.,
45s Broadway, New York.
NoTrcE Ia hereby Given that Mr.. ID. C.,
Graves Is my agent for Petroleum CsHtrs
and vicinity.
]. l.. JOHNSON.