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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-12
eau HkON.

Thc pnbhcfs antloned aaansi employing any
nj the reguart authorized Agents Of the C0mni
~ since the hobcts Patent cover the usa Of the
A"rpedo and all explosive naieri Ia for oil wells
anu tne pie OF such materials h other parties is
ttiuging any OF the ROBERTS PATENTS Viii h
ieait with according to law, and as acting wilrully
Gnd knowingly in defiance OF law and the decsiun.
Of the Courts
Inc Company have re organized their bus mes.
WITH view 10 accommodate Oil Aen in every ,nr
., tle on legion. 1hoy have employed tue mos
efficient Agents ard Aasi iaris thai can be procurct
date ai patents together with the prcp OF the Tor
pedo. and signed by IN officer Of The Company. :,
every Operl'or wishing Torp do my hEow II
p',Te @ ena ,,r w"sintr y, t !, ea from our o.ies
Office any negligence Of Aaents
The following named persons h1ve been apno,n,
ei Agents and Assistant AGENTS fer the Oil negiou
OF Pennsy lylnia and West Virginia.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-12
list OF AGENTS.

TiTUSVIlLE, CHURCH RUN AND VICINI
TI-STEPHES ..OOF. Uilice, UamilIon', Ci1ar'
store address Titusylle, Pa Assistant John San
SERVER. '"'
TIrUsyILLE, CHURCH. RUN AND yIcTNr.
IY-l. Ii THOMAS. Ohlcc and address, Nan.
i'm HOUSE, iitusville, Pa
SHAMbURG AND yICINITY-GEORGE IR.
YIN. olice, shamburg; residence, Tiiusyilio, Pa
ENTERPRISE rI.EASANTvILLE, BEAN
FARM AND PlfiGEE ". GEO. VAN
VLiEf. ONCE and address. Chase House, Pleas
aavile. Assistant, III. c fIuntinctnn
TlDlOUp AND WEST nlCEDPY-CHAS
CLARK. Office and address, Exp es, Office Iidi.
QUITE. Pa. Assistant, H. O. Bearclsey
PETROLEUM CENTRE AND VICINITY
LEVI MASON Office and address Petroleum Cen
| tire, Pa Assistant Charles Backiord.
TARR AND BLOOD FARMS and District Jvng
| on Oil Creek and Cherry Run. from story Fp, N 10
McClintocivlle lle--JA A'iESSAUNDgRS. Ad.Jrf a.
iaT Farm Pa. Assistants. Luther b Saund,r,
Charles t Cochran and wi liam ioyt
MceLlNrpCkVLLE OIL CITY AND r No
Aasslart. Il. Mead
Eh-N y tLBHH Office md address. FRANKLIN, Pa
sCkUBG Ass. T iSVEH FARM & PAXkF',S
ILANNlN'i-tlCHhRD w. REpPiELD. Ofice
and acdr 50 Scrubnas', a Assistant Il. W Por-
taglinld, address tmgnton, Pa.
WEST NiRilNIA--C u. ANGEL and T. y
cssN Address. ParkerShury West Virginia
isssrt' Peirai.sfa Vor,-ss1o 60
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Nicholson d Biackmon sre selling Ccok-
ing Stores with iron ware n twelve dollars.
Gail erd see ftrem. deet~N.
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A. ). Smith has JUST returned from the
East with large stock Of Shoes and the
latest styles Of Opera Toe Ladie shoes
Oci5-tf.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-09

II z EGARD TO BEDs.-The idea thai
tn IF side of plank makes the best
con when one gets used to it, was long
40 cxnloded. People who know what
ia "swhn read the newspapers and
me-, > he somebody. don't believe a
wor if. Those who have settled
do, 20 a Di cones in-th.-tub life,
acc III. he doc rine. 1t is true that the
tir~ arn or woman will sleep soundIy
on I'd bed, and habit may make the
hafd - dear othem 1t is also true
tb5 Nap"leon's soldiers slept while on
th rch homeward from Russia, and
SON. them may have brc0me attached
to iat@ notion and sleep united. Not
wi nding all this. thosr who have
on the almost human kindness and
Wa m h"f "a hair matt ra.'s beneath them,
ca buck to straw and husks with
GU ing. 4.
not recommend snftness, but
els 81 v Feathers, except in very cold
VT t. are unwholrsome, becausc they
ref an xcess of waImth about tue body
an because hey absorb the insensl
bl' % nTrat on thrown, IF by the pores
an mt the body to reab~nrb the ex
Va ''ttH LldlJti - II Gu ~ opit, lICSlI
ST. veuly distributed and covered
" hin cotton or wolrl mattress,
m = hr Il good lcsting Place, and furnish.
sW sicp. Blu: how can man or woman
ris r shed, from a couch of straw or
Sh n tfraSs, " hich has h; en- in nightly
US, ,tunut renewal for series of years
Z re are portions Of tins very land
OF Y, where ravelrrs are PUT Co sleep
up Just such beds as this.
ltry man IN grazing districts may
oW 80 Zrn "r two coarse wooded sheep.
I'll and III, ir increase will in short
TIL We him wool mattrassSrs, than
wi go none are more ,eaSlnt, more
WI me, or durable. The tag locks
VI ami cardrd, should lse htarded
by Try ftrmei's wife for this purpose
In cltisS and Villages, and in the more
Pc 'lirus parts ri our coun ~, those who
ca tf'ld good sleeping places generally
ha thtm
~ "a general rule the better care man
tai his body in feeding it with skill,
clt Iing II with discretion, and giving
it ,tRa and refreshing sleep, the more
w he can d., and tire higher the
gu eli OF his work.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-09

IMPROVED Liquid FOR BATTERIEs.-I
has been found that mixture of a Sc.
luton OF bi chromate of potash and sui
phate of copper is the best liquid that
can be used for exciting galvanic batter
les. By the use of this former material
the efficiency of the ordinary sulphate OF
copper battery has ! much greater power
than the battery of Grove.
The older the seed the worse the
CROP" as the farmer said to snob who
was Boosting of his ancestry.
The best person to bore your ears-A
bore,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-09
Goods sent to any part ofthe city free of charge
40 CAPRoN STEVENS.

Fresh Garden, Flower, Fruit, Herb Tree,
& Shrub, and Evergreen Seeds, prepaid by
mail, with directions for culture Twenty
FIVE different packets Of either class for
Sl.00. The six classes $500. ae. -
20 000 fbs Evergree aud tree seeds; Apple, Pear.
Cherry, &c Grass seeds Beet. Cabbage. Carrot,
Onion Squash urnip, and all Vegetable and
Flower Seeds. IL large or small quantities also
Smali Fruits. Stocks Bulbs Shrubs Roses. Yer
benas, &C. by mail prepaid. New golden Band
ed Japan Lily. 5U' Priced Descriptive catalogue
sent TO any plain address, gratis. Agents wanted.
Wholesale Li-t to Agents, CluDs and Trade. Seeds
OH commission.
B NJ WATSON. old colony Nurseries and
Seed Warehouse, Plymouth, Mass Established
in 1S42. 2m36
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-09

AUDUBoN's BIRDs,-The large copper
plates from which Audubon's Birds of
America" was printed, were offered for
s. lie last fall, at the trade sale of books in
New York They had come from Louis
vile, Ky, and were to be sold t. benefit
Mrs Audubon, who since the death of
her husband, had been In reduced circum
stances. Wessrs. Putram and Son acted
ss her agents gratuitously 1t was found
tina. the value of the plates could not e
Obtained, because those who could use
them had not the capital to spare. They
we're therefore held over, and an unsuc
Cessful attempt was made to induce the
Board of Education to appreciate their
Value in connection with the public
schools. Subsequently they were bought
by Phelps Dodge & Co., of his city, who
pad for them what they were worth sim
Jly copper, and it was arranged that thew
should not be melted up Until it was evi
dent hat they could not be better utilize
Phelps, Dodge d Co., have endeavored t,
sell them to some Weather publishing
houses IN Europe, who, however will moi
huy them because there are newer meth
dds of producing the same style of work
rendering the use of the plates too cost /,
for profitable business enterprise. TIL,
present owners of the plates now intenc
70 have some of them framed for publ,
exhibition as curiosities They wer,
made in Europe, end it is said that the,
cost originally 0,000.-New Yo,1,
Tribune.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-09

Sojourner Truth, who cannot read a
word, has yet knowledge of human
nature which gives her remarkable
power, while her moral and spiritual
perceptions have been wonderfully
qnickened by life long devotion to the
welfare of her kind In her lecture In
Springfield the other day she said to
her audiences With all your oppor-
tunities tor readin' and writin', YOU
don't take hold and do ANYTHING. nv
God | wonder what you are In the
world for p Her lecture, says the Re
Pubtican, was mingled with good deal
Of sound orthodox theology, and her
enthusiasm over the prospect of her
Journey IT, Kansas, whittier she has been
called, as she thinks, by Divine voice,
was unbounded.
A S.. Louis dispatch; at was repor.
led some months since that parties from
New York contemplate establishing a
large Stock yard in this vicinity. There
is now positive assurance of such pr
lject being carried out John B. butcher
{ a heavy cattle dealer, well known both
East and West, and Mr.. Mckee. o.
New York, have purch as, four hun
t dred and thirty acres of land about a
: mile from East St. Louis, and will pro
coed Immediately to erect the necessary
buildings foI mammoth stock yard. In
GLIDING in the improvements will be a
large tel Tor drovers and dealers, and a
bank for the convenience OF the opera
tors. Il is designed to expend $1,000
1000 IN the improvements of various
kinds"
i Amadeus has written letters announc-
ing has accession. to Queen Victoria
Victor Emanuel and the Pope.
A hint to the benevoleRt-To aims.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-09

HH HAMERlCAN VooDCHUCK Re
po tad 0erb0ttn1 from sbowlnans speech
al ma nagrIe in England. 1t was par
tic ally edliyng to the auditors ard
mi draw forth smile from our rca
de
This, ladies and gentl men. is the
di' lnguIshed hanimal known as tue
III; nf.rican voodchuck, first dscov cred
by Gen raj Christopher Columbus, in
hi voyage To the woods OF Hamerica.
Vi r>t pher SAW him quietly S ated up
on bank Of GLOW +, viewing the set.
til sun and wondering vot wouli be
co Of it. This ere is one ct the de
sc ii ants of that Same W buck, as
m 10 easily seen by his q neral hap
po rance, vIch is braufi al aud striking.
Is a solitary crechur, and IS called
VIC achuck because he lives IN the woods
ar the boys chuck stones at him He
III hair upon his back. and his tail is
IN ich the same His eyes are at thu Oh
Pr tie ends of his body, and assist him
I'D he amusing occupation OF see ny,
We he can SEE IN the dark as veil as in
tt light, hese he voud't live in 'oles
hl nder the ground, Like most hanima
tie hlngs, Ire Is fond of enj ,ylng him
sc t. vich he does in very amIable and
il resting way He 'ubbles along the
g and, ven nobody is looking, Watches
Il birds in lhe trees, and tries to sing
Hke mem, vIch he never succeeded in
dong But this is not his fault, because
h hasn't got any teal hers The wood
clnck. lives good vile Howing TO til e
qtet life vich the v"odchuck enjoys, l
'ave sometimes Wished | was a wood
chuck myself But then there is MOI
eNceemtnt enough in it for Snowman,
tough | cant say as Helexandcr remark
co To Diogenes. 'Hif l were not a
shewman, | would be "a voodchuck.
Here, ladies and gentlemen, is the VERY
'o>s ON vich the Duke,of Valentine slew
the Lord Napoleon BoMparte! Sir
hm up, John, and make HIM kick bit ,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-15

- 4 ~ :
santllatl aa s5rva oaneadernos sta tassssata
-beadioion aTo t6lisa, como preagla de
J. aoisfko para goileg cu2pllr dissnnafnenSe
con nllessFos nlleVos y slagados debsres,
| padl4aos de TODD 0Rcstro aorazon al To-
dapodaToso oonsafys vnestra preci0sa
g3da pToa9eFoa y ailatadas amos Dada en
PaaeoiC, etc }antieilno Padre; de vaes-
ira Bsatitnd hup1ilde J degoto hlio;-
Anaadeo.D 5 si3s S
No es cierto que 81 general italiano y
e'llbaJja,tor estssFlOrdidafio de Viltof Ma
nuel seaor Cialdini, haya salido de Ma
dgIi, COMO supoaeut eolega Eli ST.. Cialdini
no oFeeGnos que de- por terlnnada 81 mi
sion iaasta que lie. lie 4 Madrid la reina
lLaria Victoria
-larece. que q Wage De Ia reina doila.
lEaria Victoria, cue dabia negar a Madrid
e1 dla de Febrefo5 SO prorogara por al
ganos das, q efsusa de una ligera irldispo-
sciondel principe fecien uacido.
-5s han dads5 las. Or lenas oportunas
para que los YoIantArios de la I1ibertaa
pfesten jaramento-la fdelidad al rey, al
misllo tempo que 81 ej6reito
Dice 3ln .cslega.
''0no de estos dias tendrd lagaf en- Pa
laeio uqa gran oosniIla a la cual seran in
vitados toios los ex-dipntados que acor1-
pallaron-a don Amaaso en- saviaje de Flo
renoia 1I9drid, y que desle ent6nces no
haa vaelto a conner con q, 10 eual5 ha pro-
dHeido oiefta esslssIes.a.
III P4se4Je ds -4iaogea tiene confanza
ea que los parti:los conservation y progre-
slsta SO ofganizar6n muy pronto para tur-
nai en- el poa9E ss3,'a que Ia opiaion 10
reclama.
La f2o7tbioa dice que segan sus noticias
Ia entragista del general s'aballefo de Ro-
das con q l.fey la5 breve U 10. Sc habl6 de
politics.
"A IA Jiiaio de- Bilbao Is dicende Ma.
arld cue q rey parece que Ia mostrado
deseos Dc conaeder tratamiento de altesa
4 dRqne De la Tore, y de- que Sc regale
Al n1isnlo q palacio que hoy habita.
---l9esde este mes eempezaf1 a. cobrar
sas habares ol elero, eotl Ia mislna regula-
fidad que las dem IS. classes del Estado,
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del Vapor Hornet naet. /"

sss
FL D'grio ds Ia Mar;qa del dia 80
De Eaaro pl5lica Ii siguiente revis-
to qllinceaal
Los sucesos de Ia qaincena son al
tssalante satisfactolios, = bien puede
doeirso cue 10 POGO que queda del
il1suueecion 10 ara va marehando
con pa5o aggig5.aszlEado haeia el abismo
on dondo la de sepultarse para siem-
pre-. Aanque blasonon Dc 10 contra
1io, 40 poaenos. Greer que los cabe-
elias que azin qnedan ocultos en- las
asi3slazls de los nnolltes, III los insur-
rectes de hEera abriguen la menor
esperanza lie tfiaIfo nj aan de pro-
longar Ia perturbation, y las armas
s}}l;. 4ayian Y las raqaftieas e1pedi-
clones cue orgaTiza1l, no pueden
co.GsiSGefarse esfaerzos hechos para
consagail, aslzssilna ventajg deben az
preoias-se mas bi8n como un habil
moslo 90 eilbn,rlas s,ariencias, para
10 quedar como tibios y deseuidados
parfidarios de la causa que han pro-
cI:si1ado; Y qllien -sabe 81 Sc agitan
am para hacer. Greer al gobierno de
IL nacion qua.no dejartn de noles-
ttas,Io con ffeonentes expediciones, y
yer sf consiguen sacar de este modo
algun partido.
No son abuntlantos las noticias del
d Departaaento Oriental, ylo son tan
TO nn4nos euanto que, en- nuestra Re-
vista eztraordinaria, nos oeupamos
eztensamente del desembarco del va
| por Hornet Solo podemos anadii
cue algunos expedicionarios mas han
caido ca poder de nuestros soldados
no dando Ia expedition otros result
tados 4 los rebeldes que Ia perdida
del armamento y pertreohos de las
dos terceras parties, por ID in6nos, d.
los sesenta colombianos, que debie-
ron Velir elsganados y sifn tener la
mas renaota idea del estado de Ia ms
sglrreceion. El Hornet ha iido 8 refus
giarse 1 Port allsf i1lce, en- donde lo
vigilan tres bsldaaes de guerra espa-
noles. 10 sa3ailos 81 I'LL haran al
lhgulla fafsa de tsaspaso pala que
pnada llaearse s Ia mars pf0p6sltIa
dc fsszssls; cTeoiaos que ct a'InnadQ
deI lofssE LIS una lianza, como g'a-
4 lllls de cue 40 ses ocupari;e en- 10
Exss1n "a "a ly{.s3s$a{lFa ST este ps as. l6y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-15
Notieias de Ia Peninsula,
De los dltimos peri6dicos recibi-

Pc los dltimos peli6dicos recibi-
dos ayer, tomamoslo siguients:
La polltica esta rnuy animada con
Iaotivo de. las prdxinas elecciones
sde diputados pTovinciaIes precuT-
.soras De las de diputados 4 Cor
'tes Y senadores que taralnente son
Las que mas llanlaii Ia atenoion 10
1do parece indicaF que Ia luclla q
sel enapehad dlsinls 4 restand dose 3 to4
mar parte ea ella toslos los paftid0s
mi tes
direct oFio blicano la pIs-
blicadp 81 cores dielgte mani
fiesto electoral aconsei aIlGlo la l1cha
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-15
TELEGRAM MI.AS.

= 4, Z
mos Ell Domingo tomandolos de los dla-
rios de Ia Habana, henaos encontrado Ell
ellos los siguientes que no carecen de in
ter6s:
Londres 30.Ademas de la guardia ma
cional quedara en- Paris sin desarrnar una
division de tropa de Inca, La-comunica-
clon con Paris queda restringida proyi-
sionalmente.
Favre no vendra L6ndres Ninguna
otra persona ha sido acreditada come re-
presentante de Francia en- la Conferen-
cia.
La Emperatriz Engenia hizo salir de
su presencia al duqns de Pers gni, por
que le instaba para que consintiers en- la
desmembracion de Francia.
Nueva- York 3O.Un tel6gralna espe-
cial del World dice que Sc esta poniendo
en- juego una gran Influenza en- favor de
la restauracion de la farnilia imperial baio
la regencia de Ia Emperatriz.
Trochd y FaVre, juntamente con el
Emperador Guiilermo, iran q Berlin sin
entrar en- Paris, dejando 81 mando 81 prin-
sipe heredero Porla via de Dieppe Sc esta
enyiando vivcres q Paris.
Tn despacho de Versailles, de hoy, dice
que nipgun incidente notable ocurre en- la
ncpnac;on 10. los f4,o~tas a. p.,,;, ,,or tos
alemanes.
En- Berlin se ha esnadido nm deereto
conyoeando al Gonseio Federal del imna-
rio para el code febrero.
Versailles 3O.-Se ha prohibido entrar &
salir de Paris. EI ayit,iallamiento de esa
ciudad 81 hace ba;o d insneccion he las
alemanes. En- 81 cuartel General alenan
40 confa on nna i raz est6 asarnrada
I,as tronas alarnanas est5n 1,osaroa,s do
ole M se las ne,rn,ita entrar en paris
"a nol,sacion d paris sr,fra mncho )
Ia dasfrncciion ,da los fa,ro-e rr;la. imn;dya
q r6,,;do on,1;o Al e~,s,1araa 7 os alorna,o. a.
aplacan la necesiaad da9 Ios ,,aris;enses con
vivaras AZ enc ,,ro,,;;os IN, aoa,as q =
: :, - +os l,,,s''
c;o -, =, a. ! -
Bnrdeos so aan,betta M ha fnyiado how
mn da.nacbo { Tsa,yro a. II varsalas !;
.di6ndola o,,e ron,na Il s;lansio o,,a ia
gnardodo = ao,biarl1a A. prs ona ro,,a-
o i al - 1lIooaJa
Rurdaos 80 Il en,no;a5n ! &c * infar
mes ayacto. acarca a. i s;t,,acio, AZ Pa.
ris 1900 3 s. = = 'S'''es0''
IN v.,;o. o;,3aaao IA Fr.n 10 Ia b,
b;do donaaS4, ., 49, a = aan4ra ar' !,
+;a;o ',ise pos, Al ! 80
p Pareee one a. mnn;cinal;dad = de Ia I Won Won
,,orssta 60 - lss ,<'i,,sl - -
one r ba anv;ado { R,,rlaos ma d;nnfacfoy,
nar, ;ns;st;r an i odonc;an IL nad;dss 70
pporslat oo,, ;ae,,al 49,. 49, - =
Rrnselas 3e M E.fan s.];ando nara 81
axtran .aro nansas s, .ea,,4;dadas ID p;varas
ri ferroscarrI de so;ssops auedar5 rena-
RADIO dentro de erarenta : ocbo horas ) Il
Inca directa denfro do da ocbo d;as
I,6ndres 31.-F,,l arroisi,ii,,: = amnez6 ms
tanfaneamente en paris : tres f;as das-
pues en- los Deparf an,eI,fos tarnirande
el 8 de febrero Il medic dia
L6ndres. febrero 81 nor la noohe -Dl-
cese que Sc han arreplado en Paris los
preliminares. de la paz.
ri exniniistro Rauher d balla seo,,n SO
dice, en- Versailles.
Nueva-York, enero ga las 51l2 de
la tarde. Sc ha presentado un bill Ell ell
Senado enmendando 81 n,,evo arancel de
modo que Sc incluyan como & aote. 8 &
bordo, en- 81 de diciembre. todas las ner-
cancias, y no como en- dep6sito. Este bill
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Tsla de Cuba.
a01IgcTAs DE LA IasyaRECcIoN.

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