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New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

featuring point Nearly all cotton now shipped is COM
pressed looked with admiration on the beautiu ana
powerful machinery which does this work Four presses
out one bale each in little over half inutc or llo
bales IN hour Each hale is reduced TO tte less than
half the usual size An sootun sailing vessel carrying
5OO Of the bales, will carry 2ISo OF tho COM
pressed. The steamer Magnolia, for instance, car
ries about I,4Oo common and about 31Oo COM
pressed. This difference makes cheaper freights Inc
freight to Liverpool by steam h threefouths OF penny
per pounds by SAIL Id Tho stevcdore in charge OF the
compress, an lold worker On the Savannah WnarVes'
thought the crop reaching Savannah this year would DO
little ever 10000 bales-about 70 per cent From all
these data conclude far the State OF Georgia Is
concerned. that In the North her cotton crop VIII be
nearly to last years IN quantity and beyond II IN
quality that the southern portions VIII iuy come up 10
per cent Of LAST years crop; thRtthe planters have
learned this year lesson OF economy likely to be OF
great value them Apd with the evident tendency to
and raising grasses, the future cotton
crop Chis state is likely to be raised with much more
rUm than heretofore even II 1t shond not Tor many
Years reach the very large figures Of 1901.
In the business poItQqs Qf the city, Savannah s not
and one In the very heart OF the city the
old, dllapdated buildings Of years ago. The climate is
80 damp that WOOD and brick appear old very quickly
the suburba noticed several OF brick two
story class Of buildings much needed,
and showing that the laborng class Of the population
the character Of buildings heretofore Or
signed to that branch Of the population In the So'
being wooden structures frequently OF very nc ~
and repulsive appearance,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
AFFAIRS IN CHICAGO.

THE CHARGES AGAINST TIE Ma .rca AND GEN.
SHERIDAN-FRAUDs WITH THT REIIEP FIND.
CHICAGO, Nov. Q. - The charges Of law1ess
usurpation in the use OF the military, made
by Gov. Palmer against den. Sheridan and Mayor
Mason, are still the %HSject of much discus
sion here The frienis Of the General defend his
course on the plea Vt necessity, as extraordinary
measures Tere/ d Immediately after the fro to
press violence. To-day, however q story comes from
Springfield, oathe AdjutantG Of the State, an
experienced soEer reached Chicago the day after the
fire. with go picked men, under orders from Gov. Palmer
to enforce the laws and to preserve order and that
under the, advice and direction Of Gen. Sheridan and
Mayor Mason, hereturned home with his men because
there necessity for them. The regiment OF which
GOV. Palmer complains organized and called into
service after the assistance Of the Adutant had
been refused.
A petition in bankruptcy has been fled IN this CITY
asking that the Manhattan nnsurance Company OF New
York be declared bankrupt and nn assignee appointed
TO take charge of the assets for the benefit OF the
creditors
Deep interest s manifested in the result Of the election
Tomorrow The Board OF Trade will hold session,
and the Mayor has a proclamation recommending Inc
closing of oil places OF business. The Shete" Committee
the Aid Society report that there 5,6S9 applica-
temporary houses, of which AIS have been
gFLHtt l..
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
POLICE NOTES.

The Health Board reports 90 additional cases of
smi !. poI IN BrooElyn during the past week.
fire in the galley of the ship L. II. Devebor lying
at Pier No. 20 f. r., YESTERDAY caused 500 damage.
Gustav TokesdOrf, German, are II, of No. l4l
WI, Epeteenht died. yesteriay IN Bellevue Hospital from the
eject poshot wound In the hand, roceiTed Get a.
slight fire occurred yesterday, in the yard of
ts Ecoou Pavement Coupsn Ninetetnthsf snd Acnue C.
Cou.u Pumu ons member Of Hook and Ladder Company No D.
OvSr and seriously injured
The investigation into tho circumstances connected
with the death John Rourke late Of No 35 East Forty K who
found Oct Vpg nSensbe In SecondAVe
Adjourned after much had
Of Death from the hands Of
had been rendered
Commissioner Bosworth listened yesterday to q
against policemen Mary johnson Of No 50
PsOman DAVID Martin Of the TWENTY sixth (Cy
Precuct licked against Sg Capt MeCsy =, tie weLty
eighth Precinct charged Patronan Edward GgI with being asleep
baUeTs registry Office Tie officer declared that the charge
made because he youh not peure himself 10 tie trial
Capt. Mcdonnell. Both referred 10 tue Board
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
FOREIGN GOSb o'

The Prince Of wales's yacht, VIC o''o-'' -
nronounced failure. - The aar.
Tbe Crown PrincA and Princess '. nS 1 Nc. ws,.
an rmnIre visited the batue.nelds Of We5s >Sandrat
sanburg on the ith ult attended by Zen W. o,o 80
Monseieneur Pic, Bishop Of PoinerS' one e.ou y.
M. most Ultramontane prelates OF France, ,,sn.
staying at ea, fn IN rsrd 10 the future Of Rome
During the late war thee were ~ oimaiuou r.iou
between France and Germany apd y, %
tbs different cor6s OF troops The Enormous nu H4rs2
$4,000 letters and postal cards, and ASA $40 neWspsr
proof that Germany has not neglected the education o.
apr people.
Saws the Gdrtenlaube: The Americans under
stand better than we how give appropriate cover
ing to everything they Their medicines ana drugs
for example are met with in all quarters OF tne goe re
not because they are superior 70 ours nr bores and
bottles arc neatly nclosed and labeled that they con-
taf an Gas fSs sE
In Austria the antagonism between the MIN
stry and Its supporters on side and the German LID
erals or Constutonasts on the other s becoming more
and moro acute. In tho declaration by which the &C.
cession of the II members of this party from the HOhe
milan Det was accompanied the position q 0ns; sin In
Czeohs, claiming their historical rights tesed TO
Cognize tho Diet and Rechsrsth and Absented them,
against the the onsdeS recognition by the Goverment Of
these rights by which, according 10 their opinion the
aside by stroke Of the peB and withdraw from tho
Dict, and indirectly kcwiso from the Reichsrath Tho
CZcchs satisfied and cXultng the Germans are deeply
wounded and preparing for resistance.
A brochure lately published in Leipsic, the
nrst edition Of which was exhausted in two months,
charges the most startling corruption upon the Govern
ment, financial world and press OF the Austrian Empire
especially OF the CApltal city Corruptbity pursuit
amer wealth through dishonest agencies general and
unscrupulous praoce Of gambling and tho social ovi
which is mentioned hSving long since become devoid
nj q harnn nro N w.,
"If" Observes the German weekly, I'm neuen Refeh
the onehalf OF this bc true 1t Is longer matter o.
surprise why Austrian politics devoid of oil Vgor "
hnC0cs evident that the Austrian question s lot 70 he
sOlved by any mere individual caDabty. that moral
reform called for and that Won BoCst Is in nowse com
pctrntto effect such reform, charged 20 he swh heluG
hjrIsrf n rurruponist." THE brochure warmly advo-
the necessity OF a German alliance for Austria.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
A HOLIDAY FOR LrTHoGRApHERs.

The centennial anniversary Of the birth of
Alloys eenefeder the inventor Of thography was cee-
brated by festival Of peculiarly German characteristics
at Irving Hail. Yesterday afternoon and evening The
programme OF the entertainment comprised vocal and In.
strunental music and addresses IN English and German
supplemented by ball. The overture by the orchestra
was followed by address on the history OF lthog.
aphy by II. w. Osborne, inventor OF the process applied
BY the American Photo -LithoGaphic Company. Willy
Malach subsequently delivered an address In German
pancing was continued TO late hour. The sides Of the
ha were lined with speoimeDs Of every variety Of ho.
graphic work. large bust Of Senefe,der occupied A
pE ominent position upon the stage. Representatives VI
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
ARREST OF NOTORIOUS FoRGER-sNGULAR

On Oct. % a stranger entered the banking
office of Howes g. Macy, at No. 80 Walst., and sold
draft for $780, drawn upon bank in Virginia, and pur-
porting to be signed by H. B. Stanley 1t was afterward
ascertained that that the draft had been raised from go
to 5000, and detectives concluded from description
given by the clerks that the forger was A. o. Bernheim
alias Archie Watson, alias Cassidy, notorious swndler
Bernheim, during August, obtained q 600 from Clark
Co. Of Philadelphia, forged letter Of credit
and fed to Buffalo, where hs was arrested but
before the arrival Of the Philadelphia detectives he
capped from JAIL portrait of him. which had assisted the
Buffalo detectives in identifying him, sent by them to
Police Headquarters In this city. Detective Elder while
passing up broadway, yesterday, accompanied by De-
tectiye Ty suddenly met and recognized the forger,
and compelled him TO take of glove that completely
covered his left wrist and hand which was marked
symbol In India ink which the clerks In Howes Macy's
Office had noticed. He was taken to Police Headquar-
ters and will be brought before Justice Bowling at the
Tombs Police Court, to-day.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
PRo.nNBEr IRRvQA

'"O AiNhhF ARRIVALS
BMregoort M1 Hotse-Prof Sillfman of Yale COLLEGE %
4;t9r HoH.e2Judgo J. BLACK q PennSyityMsaiS ~ Ms1.
Orleans md HoSLIudgS &c 4n,ilee e y Giissy
W WoTsIO1R I Desno DeP%ssnst tGSc cG
arrived from OF Was on and GeSfsSs Sehoss Ho
q !SIn Owens Judge E. nPSlt:s Ss.
delphs. ~ az D Or " TrSa 4 ScSs2dpa RAW d. r. Mceardy
Of GensTa .,Erevg HsHssgae HeS' Pedse cf
Tas BcaiO r. KetSSSsssns S..s ssrs 8dIshs Hon. VI
Srtea south Caroline and Col D. Neville OF rev New
81 Gsnre -a-a GTand Central HotsI-Gen b. Il Sreens
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
ARREST OF AN ALDERMAN.

Bernard O'Neill an Alderman of this city,
was arrested OH the warrant Of Commissioner Daveu-
port last evening Mt his liquor store No secondavc
The Deputy Marshas asserted that Patrick Connolly had
that In had been induced Illegally ut the
last election by ONeil Tie Alderman was taken to the
Iud uW-st, ,Jail
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
HOME NEWS.
Mll.,'ghA II

TBERNoMsTRa YESTERDAY.
Sam, hon an IN An1,taht
llo a2o I3Y
nGH TIDE TO-DAY
way, aud Coney ID n Y. bathA Plv,hps L. l.
ia IA siss ssTs r. .% 80
VRAfHERlYRosPHC n eaA fnia yIoiHIII.
Gee ,fihs b.fe3
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
TRoTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.

Two ,rotting matches were announced at
Fleetwood Park yesterday, hut the cold weather pre-
vented large attendance The first was purse and
stake Of 200, milo heats, IN harness. for which Lady
Wheeler, Fanny Lambert, David BOnncr, ana Lady
scars Werc entered Tho match between TOpsy and st.
Elmo for 500 ulc hcat in harness. resulted in the ut
paving forfeit. Annrhrr mprOmptu match for 800
was arranged between TOpsy and Newton mile aud
repeat In harness. which was won by the former IN two
heats.
P,Rk-Monay Nov. 6-Purse and stake, s4'o pie
hess, bot three IN Eve, in h. rnez'.
j. Mlrphys br N. Lady yS"7rs...................1 !
H. Casey't br. g. Dawn Bonner. z
J. Dugey'S br. In. Fanny Lambert.
j. CoihnSs bn N Lady Wheeler. ..............dr.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

Prince KNOXENOFF is coming to Gotham
wh lie Glr Duke Il the lsti,r AG Vi KSoE
vOl thst tue great North "A ?2 broadway
sells and better Lots aa a c- hatr the land The way
IT, later 'Gn Of sacoDcers in AMI
&c. Of ha sur .ro tile, arI be jrrry
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

To TIE VOTERS of the STATE of NEW-YORK.
Every iga houd sve hed election
h" iuG Firm aGi hORea CGHhis tH Of To
.h this Oh wo- ,OJIItL them
7AHEH SPE, IPIC. Sold BY Ll D-uUTss
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

A PROTECTION AGAiNsT FIRE.-For Bricks,
rr Wool S.r. hon LG. rovcS hr, q ~ ne aul
Clements made by soluble Glass w. w. FEroHrwASGER
No. "a Cedarst., New York
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

BLEACHING, CLEANING, ald DYEING OFFICES
NJ t. LoED Eoaeeg Twenty oul,t i39 Broous
BoaSIy Makeup garments, ees esiers gloves &C. eleahe
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

USE no other preparation but nALLS VEGE
TABe So A a &hSEwEH for improving tie growth aad 'or3
TIE color Of the hair
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

-7-T - iM,-III,I Feasihhmeats of tAe city
al the prs:sn $sndeon,
returned nom Europe yestsrSs wFsphy tnis country
one of the first 10 Introduce ufh 80
naariy '...,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

OVER 500 FAMILIES per day are insuring their
lis 49, iI5 r' cy b""-LD~ B~si, iILH!gM SAFELY
Oh llJO' tire testl No c-Lnge in lamps or burner.
IJO Maiden lane " Y
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

To MoTuERs.-Usc IMPERIAL GrtNrM, the
gT'a r! "a! TO- T. eI ' % hr tirs arl sost r'aal !s
rrnry all darpc che 'Ii--l. E.rE S",l
81 corner Maltu.are.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
DILESl PILESl FISTULA. &C.

Ask your Grocer for DGOLEY'S YEAST Pow
DIR, tbs best Baking Powder. DepoS 81 New-St E.Y.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

WuITco4r'5 Asruc,A RrvnpY-spro euro.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-05

N. s. Simmons opens out the holiday
rade with an imnense stock of fancy goods
Of every description.
Frank Nichol-On has also invested . large
amount OF money IN fancy goods, pocket
diaries, books. DC.
DR.. II Cbristie does not intend to lose
his old time reputation for keeping on hand
extra nice fancy arIicIee suitable for the la
di.s.
Critics Bros. will he ''on deck" soon with
epmp.le assortment of holiday gifts suit
able tor auybody aud everybody.
There's the iist-choOse ye!
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-05
Tha u,ricstjos oil d's'r'c, in ,hev'

The lu,ric,tjna oil district In 'he "
c,0tty cf Fransl'n, 90 r"'virr c 'os d"r"bl'
a'icn,cn 4 tr-rnt L4st week nr. !R-
her,. o. Franklin. Iurrhs the & 'iloW,N
tract. of 800 acres sdj"ioirg the Slnth nod
McCa mrnt i-,m. ,u ii stciass township
paying th-feior tne stun Il So GSc. lhs
tract is considered good ter tory, 4Hd iaree
number of ,essss have already bren given.
Last week well was struck on tbe Smish
farm, which is yielding about 10 bsIres per
day. 1t i. owned by Geo r. Smith, Esq 4,
tbs proprietor Of the farm. The Smith trso
is very extensive. embracing all the la %
located between the Point at Frsnkl'n aud
Two Nile Run, south vi lie rItusv'lle ro,d.
containing 900 acres, all Of which is sup
posed to be good oil territory.
a we'll located on the Huff farm, Gran
berry. owned bv Mitchell, Whitak d. Co.,
OF Ftaukin, was completed aod tuosd on
Monday last, and is yielding seventy ave
barrels Ot oil per day.
A new well WAS struck on the river. op-
poslts Reno, on Mopday, and was tuOed ON
Tuesday, aud lie yielding iuily one bundled
,aireIs p-i day II is 556 lee. Geep, has ls
ret of sand, OF good qu.lity. and Is located
VI u pircs ot ,and Uwasd by Maj. d. B. IT.
an, Vt FrAakliu, .hs working Interest
% owned by Auuross, S,o,ey d Co., otReno'
~0v put down tue We'll.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-05
ed to call and see US.

The Grsud Ouks Alexis 10 to pass through
Erie on his way to the West. The distin-
guished visitor and suite will arrive at Buf-
falo. fiom Ousws. via Niagara Falls, 90
Friday, December IS, and leave Buffalo. for
tos wsst. over the Lake Shore Railroad, at
two p. m.. on SssnIdsy, the 18th Of Decem'
her, srriv OK at Erie At nve o'clock The
Grand Duke aod party will 'emain At Cievs.
sud over Sunday, and will leave at two
O'Clock p u. on Monday, December Is, for
Detroit.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-05
ATtM>
,,t,syr: .Yon will see thst

I.erdso leUsrSsys: "Yon wi, s'e th"'
sm"rs tie r.nii ,ns tor { cage Is ~"
from ,hp O. an n.iscii. an you vii So .
his doc, hrni.cm,ly. Eve hun lrrd
p,nuds sag 'd dr,,of mnn's for her t.
svs 60 on. otj'rt may cay II g an uu-
usual sum, TIE d.nards upon ter af"
very numstous, snd her SUBSCRIPTIONS te'-
dom rise above one hundred pounds OF
euineas."
There are 10000 glove marers In Eng
land.
Hamburg recovered from the great con
fegrs,ion Of lS42 IN less than two years.
AT toe Chicago reliei meeting in Detroit
= little rsgged, dirty boy gave two cents.
The total vote for Mayor Of the city o.
Iowa FaIls, Iowa, this year, was nine
teen.
So much fun has been made Of Horace
Greeley as q farmer that the Lonisv lie
Courier journal proposes "ibst base hal
shall be sbolisted ard Greeley procia M d
th- national game"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-05
Our towu.u.n, Mr. O +. scbou blo u, W

Our townsuan, Mr. o 4. Schonblo IN, was
the recipient OF good news q day or two
since, to the effect that vein o; the 6nes,
bitnmnous eoal had been struck In y mine
In which ha is largely interested, located in
The southern part OF the State Of Missouri.
The nine 10 owned by the Ti,usvile e. St.
Lonis Mining Company. Mr.. James Bnrns.
formerly Of this place. is Superinteuding the
WORK OF developing thr comp.ny's territory.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-05

II seems She dispatch ot armed Uuilrd
Stairs vessels tU Cuba waie.s neaus uV,O-
lug except bat q feet Vt ots~Ivarion is to b.
K-pt tnsre 10 Readiness Tor anything that
may turn mp hereafter. Al present nothing
bvlli2srent is intended.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-05

Wa do not 0ai'evs 10 nothing 90 freely
Of wb.k.y, but can safely recommend this
cold weather y glass Ut "Hot Scocn," such
~ All Myers. oi the Petroleum Exchang-
Hosrl, ID res up. Itwraps itss 'ionnd a
nsD'a hear. with a degree OF warmth eqnai
TO WOODEN BLANKET
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-05

The Secretary OF the Navy reports the ma.
val force of the country 10 bad way. MOI
more than thirty or forty vessels are now
s6ost ont Of une hundred on the list, rxclu-
s'vs Of City irou clsds which are nearly al.
Uut OF service. He vans more money or
toe uxvxi iorc- Cannot b. kept effective.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-05
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The copartnership heretofore existing un-
der the urn name of N. L. Bates & Co.. re-.
hnrrs OF crude petroleum, at Petroleum Cen.
ire. Pa ia this day dissolved by mutua
consent, =. Fisher and NJ. L. Bates re-
tir'ng The bnsinsss will hereafter be con.
quoted by G-"rse Sievens under the old
name OF the Monitor Oil Works.
y. ID. FISHER.
N L BATES.
GEO. STEVENS.
Dated Petroleum Centre. Noy. IA, 1871.
nov. i5",n
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-05

Tell you what, boys, but it's cold to day.
At seven O'Clock this morning, on the top Of
Stevenson Hill, tue thermometer stood u
degrees bsow zsra In the opsn air. aud a.
the came time, at the Csu,rsl Honse. It
stood nvs degrees below The Arctic re-
gions are no where at present.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-05

A young lady ina Caliio,nls skating rink
WAS astonishing crowd Of people with her
t-'i. knoc6,ng out alt isr tetsb l, Il con.
sol,ng 50 knoy taai ,hey wefs false ones
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-05

A Harrisburg mau was accused by hi,
wife OF intdeiily to his marriage vows, when
he replied that be "hoped God would para.
lyze his ioogus II be ~as guilty" He bad
scarcely 6aished the sentence when his
tongue refused to perform its natural func.
~Iiuna
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-05

Now 10 the time for eur business men e
advertise their holiday goods, and hr Rec
DAD ia ROsd medium through which 10 IL
the people know you are awe
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-05

Fanny Jauau-Cbek, The cei- GRATED actress
appears 10 Tl'usvilis, for one night only, on
Wedursday evening. December 18Th.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-05

A new style OF obituary itsm--brief. bu.
to the point. has bsea invented, thus: "John
Smith, Of New York, revoIver;" &c. Jen-
kins. Of Philsdelphis, third story Window"
Sam Jones. Laudsnum;" Nv. Brown, Of
Titusviile, Torpedo
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-05

Hooks and ~yes," IL the beading used by
a oonten np"r.ry over its item column. The
"hooks" seem 10 FREEDOM mate.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-05

The new Warren aud VeDanpo Rsilroad
whi bring q large agricultural product from
Western New York to The oil region.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-05

The Postmaster General will again recon-
mend Tue .bUiitiou OF ID. FrsnkinY Prvl-
isge. and Congress vii prooably sgalu eL-
ergeiIcaily proceed 10 let IL aloue.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-05

The hegat OF S,bbatsriaai aaism-Finding q
bauk note on the P"vemen, on Sunday,
aud declining To pick iup.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-05

T'"sv''le, having '.eone nearly crazy"
over The bes..'roas Lydia Thompson and
h.r o'9o "f olncdes, now r.jo'css in the fact
'ba' sou OF Brigham Young, The nodsru
p"yt"u''t: 10 stopping Tor short tim. 10
rhs cay vicror,H T,lion and Thsodore
Woohhull viii probSh'y be the next ssn.a-
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-05

Among the patents recently issued to Cit
izsns Of Western Pennsyivsoia. 10 enc to Il
A. Hyle, sbsmburg, for steam and water
indicator.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-05

Pawued their babies-twO TeIrs Hsut.
~omen, for come ~hiskry, recently. They
need .jugg n" badly.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-05

A Warren county Z ri oroke fl her sn-
gsgement with young man tor the reason
that be sneezra 10 his sleep. Query would
like to know how she found il out!
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-05

Oh Creek frozs entirety over ., this point
last oishs, Tor ibe first time since the year
1863.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-05

A party Of our cItiz-ns lett for Elk county
ibis morning. TN a !Ianh der huut
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-05

THE cold wintry weather 10 the time for
our citizens TO look out for 6res, and sboy/
all keep their stove pipes, cbimnsy aufs,
DC. iu good order
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-05

Tbs present cod weather 10 nsrd on the
water plp+s nnd connections VI tue oil wsl
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-05

Utah may have it's plural wiv-s. observes
Mr.. Qnilp. but other parts Of the countr.
have very singular ones.-C Boston Post.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-05

II GAFFNtY'S LIQUOR STORE r
tr' only Place TO look tor Hot~l Glass
Ware. u4
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-05

A Missouriau, tr--d hy = bear, caused ih'
b. ast to d~sist from chewing his left leg OF
by eprinkliuy salt in his sy-s.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-05

The boys are erjoy ing toe stating on Oh
Creek. rr
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-05

~ GAFFNEY keeps constantly on
hand scotch Ale and London Porter, espeo
ally Tor family use.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-05

The Amsrica Cook Stove at
Oo.4 CORDON,S
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-05

Fresh EgGs and SuPEkl 'R BUTTER
SCHEM RHOkN & TEN EYCK'S
cor Washington " second Streets. m23 Il