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II 10 intimated BY those who ere some-
what behind the scenes, that few bunches
Of cigarettes will bs tolerated in the ladiss
dressing room at = wsll.eouducted party
Can these things be? And yet, 1t is won
derful to hear with what airy grace q young
girl will manage cigarette. This is not
charged against any one in our community,
but 1t 10 positively asserted OF sundry ones
In the nsighboring city Of Titusviile. Al
reforms are progressive, similar spsctaclss
may ere long be witnessed on Oil Creek.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-10

Perkin guids-books about the size of q
dictionary, and have on the average, one
hundred and sixty chapterL
An inhuman Swede has invented yet an
other explosive, much more effective than
any hitherto discovered.
Should the communists carry out their
ideas against aristo cracy and nobility, there
would be no titles even to property.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-10

A colorad convict in the South Carolina
peunitentiary died from the effects of show
or bath.
A Cattarsugus County boy saw atree fall
ing, and in his fright ran directly under it
aud was killed.
A California lawyer claimed that aman
has a right to shoot another for pre-existing 8
provocaton.
The unsttractive but possibly not wholly
Inappropriate name of Kansas City tailor
is Swinder.
Ore Of Chicaso's leading business men
announces that he is at present q "gilt-edg-
ed paupsr."
An ichtbyosaurus has been found in Geor-
gia, and Southern editors are investigating
their dictionaries.
Its pretty name doesn't prevent Septoline
from exploding at New Orleans on an
average Of twice day.
Annapolis Benedicts excuse the scratches
on thsi faces by saying that they have been
looling with the cat.
Mr.. Sangiovanni O'Dwyer-PbGbus! what
q nsms-is an English tenor who proposes
to eclipse Sims Reeves.
The king of siam made Ar. Seward q
present of an elephant, which be was reluct :
antly forced TO decline.
Among the remarkable signs of Chicago'f
recovery is the daily advertisement of base
ball games to come of.
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THE FEDERAL CREEK REGION IN ONO. -
The AcCOnnellsvills, O., Herald says: Ou
ftiend Christopher Lovelle, tells us that the
oil fever is raging to some extent again in
Pleasant Valley, the famous Federal Creek
oil region, which attracted so much attsn-
tion few years since. Virginia oil men
who have reduced the business almost to
science, ere operating in the Valley and are
successfully working old wells, and also put.
ting down many new ones, especially on the
Joy farm, ell of which promise good yield
Of oil. The wells are being put down ou
the second bottom, land which has hitherto
been thought worthless for oil purposes -
Mr.. Lowell is having several wells put down
on his farm-former ly the Alderman tract
Heithinks Federal is going to prove the best
oil region in the country.
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List Of additional jurors drawn for fourth
Monday oiNovember. 1871:
Cranberry township, James Aiken, John
A. McCutcheon.
Cherrytree township. Nelson Alcorn, Will
liam A. st. Clair.
Franklis, George Brigham, w. L. Corrin,
Thomas II. Martin.
Irwin township, John Morris, Richard
Henderson. Francis Stewart.
Petroleum Centre, r. c. Pollock.
Plessantville, Isaac Connely.
Pinegrove townseip, Benjaman Blosser.
sorubsrass township, S. S. Bigler, Samuel
Aiken.
Tarr Firm. F. NJ. Kennedy.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-10

Those Of our citizens desirous OF seeing
the Drummer Boy" played, can do so by
leaving for Oil City on the 1850 p. m. train,
and returning by special train after the per-
formancs. The p iece will be played in
Loves New Opera House. 1t is spoken of
very favorably by the Oil City press.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-10

PERsoNAL.-We received call this after
noon from Mr.. D. R. Locke, (Nasby), edi.
tor of the Toledo Blade. Mr.. L., we take
it, 10 one of those genial good men that it
Is good to meet and become acquainted with
How is it p. M? (Which is Postmaster
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List OF U. S. Patsn ts issued TO citizens Of
Western Pennsylvania for the week ending
November 10 1872, and each bearing that
date.
No. l2o,574-Torpsdo for oil Wells; j. C.
Dickey Titnsvills.
No. I2O, 776-Explosive compound; Ed
ward A. L. Roberts, Titusville
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nov10.

FRESH VACCINE VIRUS!
Fresh Vaccine Virus ct Critics Bros. Drug
Store. Washington Street, Petroleum Cen
tire. Vaccination performed free for oil.
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The winter time table Of the Erie Railway
will 60 into effect ON the 18th Of December
next. A change win probably be effected
on the A. & G. W. Ry., the same day.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-10

At Bosto, mon Monday, the news of the
disaster to the whslins feet advanced whale
oiifrom sixty cents to one dollar a gallon
The Boston insurance Offices had little if apv
risks. New Bedford Offices lose $1,000. 600,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-10

The celebrated Lydia Thompson troupe,
with new burlesque and comedy company,
will give.two entertainments at Titusville
on Monday and Tuesdoy evenings next.
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House for Sale.

A desirable dwelling house, with oil the
modern conveniences, located in the Lake
Shore Block, is offered for sale. The house
is plastered throughout. Enquire ofO. +.
SchonblOm, or Ambrose Weaver.
]. L. Johnson,
nov. loft Pet. Centre. Nov. 10, 1871,
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House For Sale.

A desirsble residence located on Boyd
farm, with all convsniences for good sized
family, for sale cbsap. Good water 10 the
house. Enquire Of
r. J. HANNA
Petroleum Centre, oct 50-lm.
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Ben Conley was formerly shoemaker
His last is the Governorship That's avl
[Sav. News.
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WITHIN A YEAR.

WITHIN A EAR.
Lips th at are met in loves
Devotion sweet
While parting lovers passionately greet,
Aud earth through ugh,hesven's are more swift
ly moved
oh, will they be less dear
Within year,
Eyes in whose shadow spell
Far of read
That which lovers taking loving beed
Dear women's full soon and plainly tell
Or will you give such cheer
This time year?
Behold the sullen year
Will nought revea!
OF its set purpose, if for woe or veal
Though flowing swift as waters DER the weir
Mayhsp the end draws near
Within 3 year.
Yes darling once moro touch
Those lips Of mine,
Set on my life that talismsn divire;
Absence, new friends, fear not overmuch-
Even Death, should he appear
Within the year.
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Apples! Apples!

Apples: Apples!
Just received one hundred barrels Of those
nice APPLES from the farm, and twenty
barrels OF our best CIDER-ths beat that
ever came to this town. Call and go for
yourselves.
Nov TT n. II. WARNER
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Groups Of statuary from the old naster
in those superb lamps st Christie's.
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New style sILKMHATs, At A. Alden
jamestown Clothing Store. Aug.

A. A. Bowen, next 10 Winsor Bros. has on
hand and 10 constantly receiving Peaches
Apples watermslons and fruits Of all kind,
ne sl'o mas some OF the finest cigars In the
market. Cigars that every one else sells
ior lact', can 30 bought Of him for l0ets.-
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The engine house at Col. Doolittle's well,
on the Mckinney farm, Pithols Creek, was
destroyed by fire q night or Two since. Loss
s''-,.:.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-10

B GAFFNEY keeps constantly On
hand Scotch Ale aud London Porter, espsc.
ially for family use.
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Richard Truly is missing from Cincinnati.
However, Truth was always bard to find
when he was there. He never stayed around
The newsn- me- ,,T.~s ----aa
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Local Notices.
SEE HERE |!

Parties wishing to subscribe or to get up Cluos
for Papers--weekly, Semi Weekly, Daily or Month
ly--can have the same furnished at CLUB RATES
by applying at the POST OFFICE STATIONERY
STORE The following is a list OF Newspapers
and Magazines which will be furnishep at Club
Rates:
Wayer'y Magazine. Harper's Weekly,
Scientific American, Harpcr's Bszasr,
Pomroys Democrat, Dafper's Monthly,
New FORK nailics. weekies or Semi Weekliss,
Frank Lesc's Illustrated. Chimney Corner.
Buffalo Daii or Weeklies. Leslie's Fashion Book
lit-burg D.ill,s 4 wseklies, Boys \ Girls weekly
Oil City DailiCs, Y Cedger,
Phil Daiies " " eeklies. Weekly,
ritusville Dailies " Weeklies Saturday Night,
Saturday Night, Home Circle,
Hearth & Home, Fireside Companion,
Western World, N Y Clipper
Wilkes Spirit, Moore's Rural New Yorker.
Trng Flag, tiodey's Lahy's Book
Mdirepolitan. Musical Monthliss of al. kinds,
Atlantic Monthly, Overland Monthly
Rallou's Monthly, Pleasant Hours,
Eclectic Monthly, Galaxy, &c
II" advantage of subscribing here is that
YOU can get them CHEAPER and MORE REaU-
LAR, and alss have the privilege Of EXCHANG-
ING if they do not suit.
The exchange cannot be made with the Publish
FIX. NICHOLSON, =
Post Office Newsroom,
povlO Petroleum Centre. Pa.
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Remember the Lecture this
evening.
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~ GAFFNEY'S LIQUOR STORE #
tns m only place to look for Hotel Glas
ware. "a.
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a. Go 10 GAFFNEY'S for Hne CIGAR!
and cheap fer cash.
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New Styles Silk Hats!
ct A. ALDEN'S
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SWEET POTATOES.
Nice SWEET POTATOES just received q
nov SIT MEASE i ARMSTRONG'S.
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LIVE AND LET LIVE!

just received at Nesss & Armstropp's
Flour and Feed Store, $500 bushels extra
WHITE OATS, which will be sold at low.
est cash prices! o29-tG
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evening.

Remember the l. cture this
evening.
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Petroleum V. Nasty Is stoppingi at The
Central House.
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CRANBERRlES.

Just received . ls:ge quantity Of tboa
nice Now Jersey CRANBERRIES at
MEASE & ARXSTRONG'S.
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The America Cook Stove at
GORDON'S
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tB Splendid wiprsrl cured HANS and
BACON, ct SCHEMERHORN d TEN.
EYCk's, cor. Washington eud g sta ,iis ,
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New Neat and Nebby Sill K::HATS,
~ ALDEN
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The America Cook Stove ct
Oot.4 GORDON q
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Fresh Eggs and SUPERIOR BUTTER
SCHEAERhORN d TEN EYCK'S
cor. Washington 4 Second Streets. ms IT,
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W GAFFNEY 10 the ONLY SQUARE
LlQVGR DEALER oo the Creek. Give
him q call
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SILK HATS! SILK HATS! SILK HATS!
st ALDEN'S
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Elegant FLOUR from NEW WHEAT
and selling at remarkably low figures, ct
SCHERhERHORN 4 TEN EYCK,
H-u. Cor I'd d Washington Sta.
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Remember the Lecture this
evening
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II BUFFALO CUT hay, ss
Schermerhorn 4 TsnEyck's.
jul2.K Cor. End L Wsshisgtoa Sts.
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The America Cook Stove at
GORDON'S.
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Splendid SILK HATS!
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New Styles SILK HATS!
ssp.2s, at ALDENX
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The America Cook Stove at
GORDON's.
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Elegant SILK HATS!
at ALDEN'S.
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eW Parties wishing a Spang M.lodeon,
riano Case. (the best manutactursd) Prince,
Spang, Mason d Hatnin, or Smith Organ,
Chloxer ng, Bradbury, or Knahe h Co. Pi-
ano, can be accommodated by calling at the
OPERA HOUSE MUSIC STORE, TITUS
VILE, Pa. Ny goods are 6rst-elass and
warranted.
sug26-tf r. II. SARGENT
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A rural youth asked Grespdsid drugga'
for "stick o':tomstum to color hls mus
tachelw!th.
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The Ansries Cook Stove at
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etroleum Centre Daily Record


PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at II o'clock A. NJ, and ~
O'Clock P. n.
D. PATTON, Pastor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-08

statements published in northern newspapers"
and undertaking to show by certain official re-
turns that the number of murders during the
last year was no greater than during the
year preceding, and that during the last
year the number was increasing, while
before it was diminishing. The statistics he
uses for this purpose are the returns of inquests
to the auditor of public accounts for the years
ending respectively with March, 1870, and March,
1871. His dispatch is dated April I'd, II oe-
ours at once that it would be little strange II
all the returns up to April for the present year
had been received at that date. This distrus' Is
confirmed by a later dispatch from another souIVe
which SAYS: auditors books show kleu i"s'
three months, January eleven; February Iou'-
teen; March, twenty-three. Auditor STATES al
least fifteen more killed in March, not official
" reported" These latter figures do not tend
10 confirm Governor Alcorn's statement that
eve see the civil rule go on in decrease of
crime. which points TO the presumption that it
will lead to absolute repose,"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-08

amount would cover the whole, land damages as
well as construction By this plan the new union
station would be located the south side Of Front
street. nearer Main street than the one proposed by
Mr. Blake.
The closing argument of the counsel lasted into
the evening, Mr.. Torrey of Fitchburg opening, and
showing what melancholy situation Worcester
would be in by the proposed change.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-08

The San Domingo Message and Report.
The message of the president accompanying |
the commissioner report on San Domingo an
nexation seems to give very general satisfac-
ton. 1t shows at any rate that the presidents
convinced that he has pressed the matter as far
as is safe or prudent. He declares frankly that
his opinion is unchanged but, having done all
that the proprieties of his position allow II
recommend the measure to congress, he now
leav s it in their hands, advising that no action
should be taken upon it until the next session,
Except the charges of unfair means and baseless
allegations employed TO prejudice the people
against annexation, and the reference at the
close to "censure of disappointed men" which
Show that he has not borne the opposition to his
views with as much patience and equanimity
as he says and perhaps believes, there is moth
lug in the message at which offence can
reasonably be taken, and much tnat is creditable
to the presidents good sense. There is, how
ever, an important omission. In recommending
that congress take no further action in the mat
ter at this session, it should be stated whether
the support of the navy will be withdrawn from
baez, and the standing menace against Havti
ana Caoral be removed. In the absence of anv
INT nation on this point, the inference will be
that the president inends to continue his unlawful
interference with the internal and international
affairs of San Domingo. If he means to do
this he should have said so frankly, and if he in
tends to abstain from further intermeddling. he
should have done himself the justice to let that
fact be known.
The report of which we gave full abstract
on Thursday morning, contains little informa-
tion in addition to what has been learned from
the numerous letters of correspondents accom-
panying the expedition. Though it does not
formally recommend annexation, the impression
1t makes is that of an ingeniously constructed
argument in its favor. 1t is confidently asserted
py wei informed correspondents that DIR. Howe,
up TO the last moment, insisted upon adding to
the report paragraph explaining that the in
vestigation had necessarily been superficial
lor want Oh time and opportunity, es.
P0ciaAy III regard to two or three
most important questions, among them
the attitude of Hayti and Cabral. This tbrea,
ened for time to prevent agreement upon tba
report This fact is apparent to every carefr,
reader OF the report, although it is not stated
The report also omits any reference to the use
Of the navy IN oVerawing the enemies of Baez
The facts on this subject have been SO for
chilly set forth IN Mr.. Summers speech, while
not seriously controverted elsewhere, that re.
ference to it in this report was needed rathel
as evidence that the commissioners had con
sidered all the aspects of the question, than fol
the information of the country.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-08

Governor Alcorn's opinions about the kuklux
are subject to astonishing Variations. About
TWO weeks ago be took pains to telegraph to
washington that they were not active in Missis-
sipp'' and such outbreaks as had occurred could
- sAsny suppressed by the ordinary powers of
~ s.AN authorities. A week later he sent a
'nea'''ss y me legislature admitting the exist
ence OF outrages, aud asking that extrsordlnarv
powers might be given him for their suppression
ana punishment Now he teiegraubs AGAIN AIM, -
Senator Ames, protesting against III "rso,',D =
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, April 7.-Four-sales $500 bbls state and
western quiet and heavy; state So "a 70 Ohio $3.50 "a
1856; wesern'S6 a S7t5; southern $3.50 "a SO. Wheat
Arm; sales $1,000 bush new No spring Sl59 % 100 (;
No S57A a 59; winter red and amber west m 81 so
a 1865 Corn closed lower sales 81 900 bush; new mixed
western 10 % SOHc. Oats dull; sales 1000 bush Ohio
and western 81 "a 73Hc Pork dull and lower; sales $50
bbls; mess Sg0,25; prime $3.50 "a III. Lard
sales 1870 te; steam II a l2hc; Kettle l2hc. Butter
steady Ohio u "a zoe; state 20 "a 4Oc Whisky lower;
western free gOA a 90Ac Sugar firm; sales 200 bids;
Muscovado 9he air to goot refining ~ g exc Spirits
turpenlne firm at 52c rOsn firm at 1855 for strained
Petroleum firm; crude l5sc; refined 23Ac. TallOw
steady sales 90, 900 TBS at 50 90 &C.
HICAGU, April I. Flour dull. Wheat-No lower,
at Sl26A Corn dull and lower ct 5lAc Oats dull Rye
easier at 93Ac. Barley nominal at &c. High wines ac
tive at soc Mess pork lower, at S9,ah 90 1880 Lard
quiet at III a llHe. Meats quiet short clear mddies
9Ac Live hogs dull and weak al $50 % SIS. Cattle
active but lower, at S67 81 Recelpts4OO0 bbls -four
10000 bush wheat 10000 bush $4,000 bush OATS 5000
bush rye, 1000 bush barley Shipments 5000 bbs -four,
100000 bush wheat 1853 900 bush 1000 bush oats
CINCINNATl. April Lard dropping, at llh a llHc.
Bulk meats dull holders asking 74c for shoulders &c
for clear rib and exc for clear sides. Bacon dropping
holders asking 7c for shoulders 9Ac for clear rib and
l0hc for clear sides.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-08

Those interested in attaining greater proficiency
in singing speaking, reading are referred to the
advertisement of w. J. Parkerson of Boston. His
distinguished testimonials leave no room to doubt
ms ability to render the most valuable services to
any who wish TO imnroYe the voice.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-08

The public hereby assured through the columns of
the Worcester Spy, that PdFsoR'S Parpatipe P con-
tain no principle but that tney may be admin
istered TO children and the weak and shattered
constitutions small doses, with great certainly Of
success.
DIR. A. JOHNSON, one OF the most successful praeii
TONERS Of his time invented what is now called John
sous AHodyRe LiReat The great success of this article
in the Of Bronchitis and all diseases of throat AMI
lungs will make the of johnson not less favOraby
If less widely known than that of Louis Napoleon.
az deop&wlw
1T IS NOT A HuMBuG, Patent Medicine; Kings
leys Iron Tonic is well known to Physicians and used
in many of the Hospitals. At L. A. WARREN'S.
M deOp3t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-08

inere will be meeting of teachers at the high
scnooi mouse this Saturday afternoon at az O'Clock.
The superintendent of schools desires all to be on
hand promptly at that time