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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-08
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Arrival Of the Steam SlOep Severn.
mo United States steam sloop Severn, fifteen
guns, flagship Of the North Atlantic neet Rear
Admiral s. p. Lee. commanding arrived at this port
yesterday nom Norfolk, Va. The following Is list
- her oflcers:-
Commander COMMANDING ana ACTING CHER OF
NQG-Wllliam +. FitZhugh.
sLtentenaM C0nam0ncers-SiIas w. Terry and
Francis ID. Green.
.LaeNtenan's-H Henry c. Nichols, Chapman c. Todd
mag and Abram H. Vail.
AaSkr-Eugene H. G. Leutze.
MtdshlDnee1-J0ni h. Collins, NJ C.. Dim0ck,
Charles II. Lyman, John u. Milton and Frank L.
Ludlow.
Aedfcal Inspector ana Fleet Sur0eon-william
IoWber.
Yleet Pdyniaster-Edward Foster.
Fleet Eltgf71eer-David Is. MacomD.
Fleet Marine OGcer-Captain George Butler.
AssistdTA SurOeonS-Henry stewart George r.
Bradley.
g.rsi Assistant Engineers Robert B. Hine John
i Bissett.
'Chdpain-George A. Crawford.
EecretGrV--Arthur Lee.
Second Lie,uenant or Mdrfnes-Samucl II. Gibson.
AdnaiYdps Cierk-Wllliam A. EldreJge.
C0mmGs.der's C1erh-Eugenc II. Harris.
Fleet PGpn1dster's Clerks. II. Coleman.
Fupy1ldstei's C,erh-Wm. u. Gordon.
Gunner-Wm Wilson.
CnTpe'tteT-Petcr 4. Ward.
6olisnd6er-John y. Chavaier
The South Atlantic Fleet.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. I, 1871.
the United States ship Portsmouth sailed Sep
tember from Rio Janeiro for New York.
The T1conderoga sailed the same day from Rio
1or the River La Plata.
The Lancaster was at Rio on the same ate.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
BctrOthed.
eUssE-LEvy.--JACoB SUISSE to IDA LEVY, both OF
new York. No carus.


CAMPBELIs-KAvANAUGH.- wednesday, Octo-
her L. at the Church Of 81. Paul the Apostle, ny the
Rev. George Desnon, JAMES 7. CAMPBELL OF New
YORK, to EUGENlA A. KAvANAuGH, OF milwaukee,.
CnATFIELD-EDwARDs.-On Wednesday, october
l. At the Church OF the TRANSPORTATION, by the
New. Dr. Houghton, JOHN CHATFIELD TO ADELIA
EvELINE EDWARDS.
Trinity church. by the Rev. Z. \. Knight, assisted
~ tue Rector, FREDERICK L. HART OF Montreal, to
nLkQSoRA ELIZABETH, youngest daughter oil the
sas9 Frederic Tudor, oil Boston.
hnTfIKLD-FoLRy.-O Thursday, october o, at
~ carriers church, FLETCHER 4. HATFIELD TO
Mise MARGARET 4. FoLRY.
LEwIs-ALsToN-ln the city OF Newark, N j., on
JnursnaJ, october Q, 1871, by the Rev. T.. r. Ter
hume ~. ", JOHN j. LBwis, OF Brooklyn, y. d., 10
SUSIE j.. daughter Of the late A. q. Aston, ESQ.,, Of
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~, Cast Iron Tank round or square, mot more than ~
feet high TO contain 1900 gallons Apply
Monday, between y and 10 A. NJ, 70 tho HUDSON klvEk
REFINERY, lV2 Wall street.
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y MACHINERY TOOLS, &C. FOR SALE
M THE AMERICAN STANDARD TOOL COMPANY

being about to discontinue business, offer
quantity OF Machinery consisting Of Engine Hand aud Drill
Lathes Paners and Drl Presses OF various Mill
ing EGenc, shaping and Sottng Machines also Trip Ham
"Jusce, Power Hammer DROPS, Anvis Blowers and
Tools for forging together with ShafnP Hangers
Puleys Betting steam Engine, Boilers &C. also the Tools
heretofore used In the manufacture OF the standard
shot cartridge and sxsho, revoves 1.-THE latter Of Cot
pattern and Formerly made by the Manhattan Fire Arms
manufacture o. sewing machines firearms or any SIMILAR
product would promote their interests by examining this
OF machinery the property sold
single o on terms advantageous TO the and the build
containing the machinery could be hired and occupied
wi,h OF steam engine and water fixtures and other
facilities ready for immediate that the aud
loss OIL Time usually Incident 20 starting factory could he
entirely saved A large number of skilled mechanics, who
have been collected together the Company and prcde
cessors during business Of fifteen years the
acure OF firearms and toos could readily obtained The
factory buildings ample for the employment 800 hands
ana are conveniently located In Newark N city whose
ally render easily accessible and especially desirable
place Tor manufacturing
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y Statoners PRINTERS and Blank Book Manufacturer d
FULTON sttssL Blank Books madeto pattern
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MADAME GAZzANIGA AND sIGNOR ALBITbs, IN
M all branches of singing College
Music Is East Fourteenth street.
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VIOLIN AND BANJO CORRECTLY TAUGHT ny J..
" II. WHEELER l52 EAST FoRTIETH STREET,
NEAR THIRD AVENUE.
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NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
~ The Oldest, most extensive and complete
music school In the United States evening
for private and class instruction In all branches Of
ALL APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION must be made at the
GENERAL CONSERVATORY OFFICES
e20 broadway, Twelfth the music store
tIhe branch at ~ Fifth town.
BROOkLYN BRANCH
Iva, lW and lO0 Court sLeek near Stale
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DAlLROAD MEN, TAKE notice. AN NOW PIE.
III pared TO deliver the Georgia Macon and
Brunswck Rarond between Jesup and No Id OF said road
tVO0ou Gross Ties all heart Parties In want OF Ties VII 90
we'll by addressing at Geneva, Ga. A. r. MAuND
GENEVA, Ga, Oct ], 1871.
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Over FIFTY MAGNIFICENT PARLOR SUITS,
all styles and MI French satin brocate and
from $50 up to $3.50 suit large variety Turkish Lounges
Chairs. Chamber, Library and Dinug Furniture a
bargain If called this week, r. KOTH's Parlor suit
mandatory, 50 Beecker street. between Broadway and
Mulberry street.
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cADEMy OF MusIG-FouRTEENTH STREET AND
n Irving place, New York.
THE FOURTH ANNUAL BENEFIT
OF THE BENEVOLENT AND fhOrhCIIvk
ORDER OF ELkS
Svp, 4. ne nace ON Thursday Oct u, ISL
talent that ever conceurHt<d IN on
en,er,sinnen, viii be presented on this OCCASION
ADMISSION, VI Family Crclc. ovo
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
"A PARErv.RosxMokArp RNoLIsH oPERA.
MONDAY. OCT e.x0u RIn SUBSCRIPTION MICH
the American Pms DONNA from tbs principal
Opera Houses of Europe In Safes romantic and beautiful
opera sM s1 Or fHE POWER OF LOVE,
which will be produced gorgeous mise en- scene entirely
costumeS scenery splendid appointments and tho
folio wing superb star cast
Mme vANZINl ivan Zandt) satanenA
Miss CLARA DORIA Leila
Mrs. AYNSELY COOk..... stella
Mr. w. CASTLE.............as.. Count Rupert
MI. 6. G. CAMPBELL. as Arimanes
Mr.. E. HEGUIN .Hortensius
MT naas
Mr.. u. HALL ITAc1cO
Mr. BARTLEMAN a. the Vxier, Mr.. kINROSS the First
Pirate and Mrs. BOUDINOr a. Bertha -
TUESDAY, sATXNELLA; WEDNESDAY,, MARTHA.
usual. for sale at the Academy,
schrmers, 7Ol at Halls, ISL. and ia broadway.
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,,:.,~,, 1,:,,;,. ANUS. H1s1s
EVERY NIGHT AT
THE GREAT SOCIETY SENSATION.
''DvoRcE"
A TRACING FOR SIX WEEKS CONTINUOUSLY
THE LARGEST AUDIENCES
liver GATHERED IN THEArREi
tlnIvORoEw MATINEE
livery SATURDAY AT HALFPAsr ONE O'CLOCK.
w GODS MUSEUM.
w POSITIVELY LAST WEEK
Of the brilliant 'ni ETcifes 3 WESTERN:
EVERY Tq Hyas1S Ns PSHssS c ShE WEEK
viii be presented sAs ss.Hias drs%s sptlasa
Margaret Roos.y the CHILD sr.A ktcLLE WESTERN
Richard Craddock. .....................J. A. HERNE
MATINEE PERF0RMxNcEs Al . r. NJ
Monday es 1Sb Ms JOHN GxI and Friday
in the beautiful d TMs os dra%s s9 pssAx
rR IA . Ss e Rhe s1RENE Ill ASR
LUCILLE WESTERN,
on which occasion she VIZ j. apP ptvS n
OR THE ELOPEMENT.
OLYMPIC THEATRE. SEVENTH WEEK.
~ GREAT SUCCESS CROWDED HOUSES.
EVERY EVENING AT
q. l.. EOXS
celebrated a ;,ssipi3i7 1 srsi! E."''n"'
D.
H. D. HUMPTY DUMPTY
II. ID.
H. D.
II. unlike any other clown Mr.. q. L. Fox presents
H. o. vein OF fine ing."-Dispach.
Ii. D. THE CELEBRATED MARTENS FAMILY.
II. u Mons. MARrENSl 1.-THE most popular features
II. D. Nine. MARTENSli OF the Olympic those OF
H. d. Nile. GRETCHEN II the Martens familyfacial a.
H. D. well vocal. The artistic
IL d. merits Of the Tyrolcan Eccen-
II. D.j iriciies and the Cat Duet
II. d. admirably developed by
II. D. the Martens; and then the
II. d. personal charms OF the two
H. D. ladies', wonder that tho
H. d. family 10 SO popular. "-Atas
II. D "Materials to make half dozen pantommes."--
H. b. THE KrRALFY TROUPE,
i F. ADELE pAz1lEa1. MARIETTA oRroSpo.
H. D. CLEMENCE, ALEXANDROWA YOUNG ADoN1S,
H. d. THE zIG-zAGs, Herr WILLlO.
H. Seats secured days IN advance At the box ONCE
H. d. ! of the theatre or by telegram.
NJIBLO's GARDEN.
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CT. JAMES THEATRE
> Twenty and Broadway (late Ncwcomb
WILL OPEN OCTOBER ~
under the management of
j. l. McDONOUGH
Lessees Propretors ~ f. McDonough H. A. EarnshaW
NOTICE.
The Management desire TO state that the change IN The
character Of to be this establishments
suggested the change OF will known hereafter
THE ST. JAMES,
and will be Handsomely decorated refurnished with
new Scenery, Ac. and will be the public
MONDAY evening, OCTOBER %, with
A FIRST CLASS VAUDEVILLE ENTERTAlN4KNTs
embracing the names Of
Miss SUSAN GALLON,
highly cultivated favofitos
Miss CLARA VERNON,
celebrated contraltO.
First appearance In America Of
Is ID. DAVIES,
from Royal Polytechnic Institute, Regent street, Londons
the greatest
vENTRILOQuIAN AND FANTECINIsr
IN THE WORLD,
pronounced by the London press
THE FUNNIEST OF FUNNY MEN,
This togcthcr with
Complete Organized Company
will appear each evening and
SATURDAY AT MArINEES.
Scale OF prces.Reserved seats extra charKeh at
genera admission, 75c.; Family Circle Soc.
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Al STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES
al. unequaned Tor accuracy and durability anu ap-
proved BY The leading amateurs and professional PLAYERS;
constantly hand, Tables prices rangingfr x15J
wards; also unique styles for dwelling houses.
PHELAN 4 COLLENDER 75s Broadway
L,oR SALE-TwO FIRST CLASS PTIELAN AND COL
lenders Billiard Tables At very low figure Address
boz LIZA Post Office.
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WANTED 10 PURCHASE.

R0GARDUs MILLs-wANTED TWO SECOND HAND
~ Bogaruus Paint NILS Address II. ". 81 Pearl ST
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-30

EgKANGO CouNrY ScHsoL REPORT. The
School Repor. iur the year 1870 for Venan-
go county shows very gratifying adyaa c.
ment in all matter pertaining to tho edica
tion Of the rising generation, Thirteea
schoo!houses have been erected at an out =
lay OF Sld.s00, number oil which are o.
COMMANDING proportions. Philosophical
apparatus, maps, charts, etc. have been
provided In many schools, aud great i'm
prorrments ON tie meaas OF imparting
knowIedge have been adopted by the teach.
srs In those schools. One OF the pleasing
evidences Of the Increased Importance which
Is being attached to the educational inter-
estr, il the greater cars viii CD Ia exercised
in ,he seleciion OF larger aud more pleas
auty located grounds for SCHOOL heuse pur.
poses.
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GoId at p. m., llOT

BENNIN0a0FF ROBBERY s,oror
Hugh Dounel'y, alias Hugh Don .,dsnn
Louis Waldo, George Miller. =, al. 1adiet.
asnt robbery. This Is the second edition
o. the Bauninshcff robbery, Committed on
the night of January 18th, 1868. Two of
The DESCENDANTS, Louis Wade and Georss
Miller, we've placed on trial, the first as +,
principal 10 the robbery, aad the second o.
M accessory before the fact. The suit oc-
eup'ed the court at Franklin for over two
Gays last week. resulting in a verdict Of
guilty as to Miller as he stood indicted. and
guilty a. TO Wade on the third count in the
Indictment, viz: of being an accessory be-
lore the fact. On Friday wulds made his
escape to Msadvills, but was recap tured bv
saer'f Herpst and brought back to Frank
I'm on Saturday. A motion was made by
oeI"ndanPs counsel for arrsst OF Judgment
aod was refused by the Court, when Waldo
was sentenced to the peniteutialy for five
years and one moath, and Miller received q
sentence OF one year and ono month. Thus
ends another chapter in the Benu,ng h Off
iobbery case.
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An unknown man was folud dead at SUI
gar Creek OD the 2S1 lost, uear the Irvine
Saw. Mill Tho coronefs jury rendered a
verdict that death was caused by expos nre
to the cold. A correspondent of the War
ren Ledger gives this description of him, by
Who 1t is thought some friend may identity
the body: He hrd the appearance of be.
ing about 45 years Of age. Small, face Gov.
cred with beard, clothes coarse. bad on, two
shirts, vest, knit jacket, wooden coat, draw.
ers, cotton panta'oo g, car, two pair OF
socks and no boots. Close by. IS II made
into bed, were Il corresponding suit Of IN.
derclothes, some other clothes, aud bag o.,
tobacco leaves. In his pocket ives touud a
pair OF new mitteus aud twenty y-iyc cents
ia ,ncuey.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-30

VI. Bl,isdell was In the employ OF the
Franklis Gas Company until lew weeks
ESQ when be was discharged. and ". B.
had. during bis stay mere. con tracted some
little debts which be left unpaid at the time
he sisped, last Tuesday. His brother, c.
B'aisdfl', lett some days before. leaving, bis
accounts with boarding house keepers, and
others, to be ehalksd. These busy little
B's came from Provi1eoce, Rhode Island,
ont they cau f1nd Cell here if they come
ack.-Specta.or.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-30

"Musc hath charms" &c, which fac,
can be discovered BY visiting the musics
emporium of Boott' d Sargent. Tilusville,
Pa, where can ts found any thing and
everything 10 the line o f musical mere han
disc from piano or meloison dowu to
tuning fork or 'ett Of guitar or violin slrinsu
a'lof which they are selling at lower rates
than ever before offered in the oil regions,
and all goods warranted AZ represented -
We are pleaeed to learn that this firm are
getting up an extensive trade throug gbout
the entire region, sad again take pleasure
in recommending them 10 eli in want of
in tho musical lin". Give thsm,s
call 10 the new Opera House Block, Spricg
ST., Tilusville, Pa.
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" 10 curious fact OF the war. that
franc" though crushed on land, is prospsr.
ods On the sea to an unpre c-der,ed degree.
strength at soa has rn,blsl Fr,ocs In
mainfain her trade: while thu German
Ships bad h-sn driven by French cruisers
OH Inc ocean, the German ports Tad been
blochaded by the F:epch fleet. aud German
purchases In foreign countries had been
entirely forwarded TO her through the
ne'ghoorin2 neutral States-Russia, Den-
mark and Holland.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-30

Dnluth has introduced the novelty of shir.
aud pillow.ciss parties. The uniform. TO,
ladies' consisted Of pair of white stocking.
drawn over their saoJs. a nigbtg own over
their dresses. white sheet throw move,
their shoulders shawl fashion, white gloves
% their hands, . white handkerchief, tied
tooth ache fashion around their b esds. a
pink .camoric mask over the face, and o
pil'ow-case tied over their beads In the
same manner 10 which housewives tia hand
kerehiels over their ,op-pieces while sweep.
lug dusty room. The costume of gentle.
men was similar to the above with the ey-
csption Of white shirts instead of night
gowns, and the addition, in some in
stances. Of pantaleis drawn over tho pautu-
loops.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-30

NOT FOR DIAMoNDs.-A Bostvn vessel.
advertised for the diamond region. has .o,, n
lims been waiting to procure q passenger
hs'' without avail, and the voyage has
been abandoned for want Of patronage. l,
Is matter for general cougratulation tha,
our people are getting cautious and de.
Lucrative when descriptions of fortunes w.
Ing around loose in some iuhospitaole waste
or wilderness are put before them. ..Look
before you leap" would seem to be piece
Of advice about to command respact among
US.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-30

At an Episcopal sociable, 10 be held 10
Warren next Tue sdsy evening, the Ledger
says: 'Each lady is expected to take With
her aneck tie Of the material Of which her
dress is composed. They wilrbe put into
envelopes, and eSch gentleman ia expected
to 0ny an envelope costing but fifty cents.
which will entii!e bim to the company a.
the lady whose dress resembles the neck
lie BE- das teen So !Ysuoc,e IL rulcLas.
ing"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-30

A gentleman of q decided Teutouic cas-,
OF countsnsDce, having knocked for long
time 10 vain at tae town clerks door all
aiddletown, Conn, anxiously Inquired O
oystander what was the matter. Hs was
politely Informed that the Office was clos ed
but ifany taius important was wanted the
house of the clerk might be fouud. "Oh,'
said Teuton, 'it Is notbing;I only want.
cd to get married."
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The presence Of coal gas can be proved 10
the followiuS mapper:

The presence Of coal gas can be proved 10
the. following msuper:
Let u platinum basin be filed with half
litre of walter, and the basiD bs heated over
Bunsen burner until all ,he liquid has
evaporated; the bAsin will he found to be
coated on th' outside, where it has been
struck by tbe1 flame, with dirty greasg.
looking substance. which on being washed
of with pure distilled water and tested,
proves to bs sulphuric scid. The glass
chinneys used with Arsand gas burners
soon become coated over internally with
white substance, which on being washed
Of with distilled water, will be shown to be
on testing. sulphate Of smmonis. The
glass psnesof room wherein gas is burn
ed for few evenings coasecutively, will,
when rubbed with the clean hand, impsrt
to ii q substance which, on the hand being
rinsed in distilled water, will yield a pre-
ipitate Of sulphate of bsryta with chloride
of barrnm. and biick rel precipi.ats With
pOtassic iodide OF mercury.
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Know Thy Destiny.

MADAM DU MAIN, the celebrated
Clairvoyant aud Fortune Teller, IL now il,
your midst.
she has taken rooms at the Central
House, where sho will remain FOR TWO
DAYS.
Madam possesses the Great Orienta! Sc
cret, which teaches how to win the uudy Z 2
affections OF either sex.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. She will also tell you bow TO
succeed in any business you may under
take. Give her call and 5e convinced.
j31-2t.
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Up to this morning NO certain cine as
been discovered as to the perpetrators Of the
recent horrid murder in Tilusy,Ils.. Ths
Instrument WITH which it is supposed the
murder was committed, was found in the
CTeeK on Saturday, short distance from
'hs bridge The weapon is one-hals OF q
pair oi barber's shears. which had been
ground down to a sharp point. Tho cu-
'nor'iies are closely investigating the cir
cums;ances connected with The murder. and
are in hopes Of detecting. tho murderer
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-30

Ellen Donegan, who 1t will be- remember
ed was held to bail by Justice Reynolds, on
charge Of knowingly renting house fol-
bawdy house, was tried and found guilty
oy The Court, At Franklin, one day last
week. She wss senteaced to pay . fine o
$500 and costs, with twenty -four hours 10
the county Jail.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-30

Dr. De Silva, Coy his own acconn;) cx-
surgeon General OF AaIiinili.ao, and man,
o'her 'n'nes, among which may be men
toned the marrying Of seven or eight wive,
lie s"indling Of several wes.ern Pennsylya
mans, aud public lecturlnz has come |,
sudden grief at st. Joseph. NJ. lie
'ar"s OUT to be deser.er from the l4lh In.
fluity.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-30

a young man named James Funk, rcsid-
ing 10 the vicinity OF Two Mlo Run,
ta's county, was arrested At Frsuklin a
day or two; sincs on charge Of fornicstion
aud bas:ardy, preferred by Elizabeth Stew
art, glrl Of about. Is years of age. 10
default Of bail Funk was Committed to jai!
to answer.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-30

SrHASas.-The Greenviils Argus says:
"Tters was ono day last week that no sc.
cident occurred on the A. l. G. ". T.. r.
Remarkable considering the condition of
the road.
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UNDER CLOTHING, very cheap and 10
large qualities, at A. ALDEN'S,
tJamestown Clothing Store.
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Sume sinner has stolen tha theruomste,
from the Fond Gu Lac Reporier. Office
That paper informs the thief that it will be
OF no Use to him where be is going, as it
does not work higher than 3 Is.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-30

The wrestling match between Maj J. q.
Mclaughlin and Mr.. N. L. Darrnpce, il tc
cons olIcn Saturday evening next, al
CoIinthian Hull, Titusville. The match
ls Tor $500 side and the championship p
Of tho United States and Canadu.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-30

by.'he bursting Of the boilers OF the
steamer Arthur, on the Mississippi river, a
snort distance above Memphis, on FRIDAY
night lest, upwards of 60 lives wero lost
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-30

The New York Post says: "Adver!isisn
Is 'as financial railway tn SUCCESS. Il is
oa'y possessed by few; but those few...s tba
merchant princes OF to day.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-30

A mao who gave bis mama as Henry
Snyder was arrested at Columbus on Mon.
day. on suspicion that be is guilty of a
murder committed At Meadviue, Pa, in
april last.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-30

1t should be borne in mind that Capt.
John Travis, the world renowned pistol
shot, will open his Shooting Gallery, in
Warmers new bali, this evening Lots Of
sport may be anticipated.
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Local Notices.
9. II. Pet,enalti 4 Co. o

Park Nos, New York, ald Goo r. howell 4 Co..
Ad er,isng Agents. arc the sole agenss fog the 70,
trolcum Centre DAILY RECORD IN that a'y. Ad.
versisers IN that city are Iequessd " loa'e their
10 vors with either oi the above houses
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-30

new we'll was struck On the, Z, l..
Saw Farm W Thursday last, watch i
y's'i'"s At the 1a's forty barrels per day.
O*nsd by ". r. Mcintyre, OF oiPousbkespsie
n Y.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-30

AT IsHAas, TITUsyILLE.-,Gent's Watch,
e. q. a ,nii line OF American Watches, In.
eluains Howard Nickel movessn..
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-30

Buy the "Red How Saddle. manufactured
10 Titns vile expressly for the oil countrv
addpted to all kiods of weather. Of ]. r
hrous. al2-u
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-30

Mi'lers Cough Honey, beat in town. For
ale at CMFrES Bros.