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

We arc Informed that the hoherIs Petro
den" Torpedo Co., have erec tet . uitro.
rlycerius manufactory scout four miles from
1''"sv'''e' 10 this county, and will here. If
ter manufacture the article. at that point
Tns manuiactory 10 locsted In a very se-
clnded spot, snd 10 long distance from anv
human hsbitation. They have also made
ARRANGEMENTS by which the danger arising
from the transportation Of the srtic le ia in
great measure, II not entirely, obyisted
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Gold at lp. m., llo7.

Npw l00-BARREL WE'LL ON tn. Nc.
CRAY FARx.'-The welt located on the J.
e. 'AsCray farm and owned BY Blood Bros.
>. A. Steward and John Bell. was complet.
ID and tubsd last night. Pumpioe com.
'"enced at an early hour this morning and
It 10 now yielding fully one hundred bar.
'els per day, and said to be rapidly iucr cas-
'"s. Thia well has 40 feet OF third or oil
"'srins sand rosk, and strong volume q
gaS.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-12

ANNUAL ELECTION OF DIRECT oRs OF THE
9ifpsvILLE q PIrHOLE PLANK ROAD
Co.-At the annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Thusviils Il Pi,hols Plank
koad Company held at their office in Titus.
vale. Jan 10th. the following persons were
chosen Dlrestors fur the ensuing yesr:-
Samuel f. Brown, F. W. Ames, w. H
Abbott, c. II. tkmes, T. ]. Smiley.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-12

An Atlanta paper bas the following in.
teresting paragraph "a lady in this city
tied her husbands hands aod feet ths other
day just for fan, and then weut through his
pockets tor certain billet d oux, and found
It, His physician tells bin that his face
wont be badly scarred though he may re-
main Permanently bald"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-12

"Satan's Rockets is the cheerful name
for an Invention OF Ludre, p F-sneh enai.
neer. The machine consists of n cgnical
tin receiver flied with petroleum, and hav-
Ing at its face Chamber containing o
a composition with srphiie of csroon "a A
| base, and which in combination gives ent a
| tremendous heat. This is put at the end
IT an ordinary rocket, and w ben it is fred
and strikes the earth, match is igniied
that fires this composition aud sets the pe-
troleuIn ablaez. This rsiu OF fire viii, cover
space of from twpn, y to twenty five yards
square, according TO the sZa OF the rocket
They are manu- lactnrng three sizes The
first throws qnarter ofa gallon of petro
lenm; the second halfa gallon, and the
third gallon. They can be thrown three
and half miles. The aim is very accurate
and The effects Of experiments wore so di.-
as'rions 'hat the committee Of artillery
oflicers declare no civilized nation should
IL except in retaliation, and that II
should he employed solely in tho event of
the Pfussisns throwing shells filed with
petroleum into Paris, as they did at S,ras.
bonrg. Two hundred workrnen, however.
have b'en bnsied iu preparing these rock
els. in case their use should be neces.
sary.
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Rev. Alex. Sinclair, pastor OF the Pres
by'erian society at TitusvilIe, was present.
ed with complete set Of Appston's IS Cyclic
psdis aud Webster's Dictionary, valued at
$3.50, and 81, 900 grsehbsck, by the mem.
bers of bis congregation, last evening.
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RasrtrueutaI swSelieity.
tFrom the Memphis Avalan che. /

| |
The following is sn exact copy. savin,
the name, ofa petition for divorce recent
y filed IN the First Chsncery Court OF thi
city. While It may be wanting iu earn est
ness. there is no lack of humor:
Sarah W. Va. Randall W alias
Randall p
Your petitioner, who has been for two
years and 10 now resident OF Memph ia,
represents to your honor that on or abou,
the ed Of October, 1868, she was lawfully
married with defendant. Randall W
who sometimes calls himself Randall P,
also resident Of Memphis. and has made
him duti,nl and obedient wife. They
lived together about two weeks. they We're
united as two clouds which meet at even
ing. They wore two souls with but a sin
Rle thought, two hearts that beat as ONE
Fol- the first week he was kind. and their
lives were harmonious AZ music. During
the second week he was harsh. cruel and
inhumau 10 his conduct, and made it un-
sale aud improper tos her to cohabit With
him and be under his dominion and con-
troll. He was the' worst kind of an Othello.
threatened TO drive het ont OF the honst and
tried to force her to leave him. He then
deserted her, leav ing her on the classic
hatch'e. like "Anaden weeping Ly the
waters" or like Dido, with q willow ip her
hand. She is coored, be Is ditto. and
gay Lothario. He has never returned to
charm her loneliness; but since the time Or
bis desertien, within two weeks of the
Il their nuptial rights, he has
been cohabiiing unlawfully with one Chany
Anderson, with whom he has committed
adultery Of the darkest kind and repeatedly
and continuously al divers times. Prom
ses considered. &c, prays for such relief as
Tour honor may grant and the complexion
If the cbsemay demand.
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fe hungry morals listen to Lew. Voncb-
ers proclamation: Just received large 10 t
OF nice fresh oysters; also. cargo of Egyp.
han sweet cider via Suez Canal route. Try
them.
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local U0isce,.

&. Nj. P,lsen lttt * 60, 81
Palk rox, New York and geo p i,owel y c..
Advertising Agents, the sole agents for the Pc,
irocum Centre DAILY RECORD in that cry Ad
vetiscis in that city ate requested TO loa,s their
IN yors with either of the above houses
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House For Nale..

a desirable House for sale stunt On the tg
bert Farm. Fitted u1 with every convenience for
family u.s.. y bars sin is oif;red For further
particulars enquire at the Jamestown Clo,hing
store. 5anS Il.
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Divine sHrvices will he held at the Pres
by'"rmn Church, at IA o'clock this even.
inf' and every evening this week. Preach.
Jug ~ tn" pastor, Rev. David Patton. The
sStuel Q are invited TO attend:
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The alarm of TIRE at an early hour this
morning was occasiousd by the gas house at
'ae American al Works, in Wild Cat Hol-
"w. 'ohing fire from 40 explosion Of gas.
damage very slight.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-12

Call OF Nictoisoo 4 Blackmon's aad buy
Cooking stove with iron ware for twelve
9oiIAfs
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CMautaugua hmke PlckereA

At the New York Neat Market. We have
on hand and are 10 constant receipt Oi
fresh Pickerel from Cbnntauqns Lske.
anll-tf H. Il W. PARYER.
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Ar IsHAMS. TITusvILLE. Gents Waieh-
cs. A fuil line OF American Watches, In
GLIDING Howard Nickel m,yspent.
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All styles light haruess. e. eaper than th'
CT apsst, made from Alf.i'e oak stock. ant
warranted. ut J Il. Krou's.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-12

Toe ~-Atoer to-day Is mild and spripo
axe, !Ys' VAIN enough 20 give ono the
Ars..s i.sss.
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latest and Eaost lmpOrtaa.
War News.


London, Jan, IL.
Gen. Faidherbe's cavalry bad an encoun-
ter with the enemy on the 9Th aud 9th
ins's., and met with some success.
. The Germans represent that the re-
turn fire Of the Partisan forts flag percepti-
bly,
Bordeaux, Jan. 10.
The Moniteur publishes the following
news from the army of the East:
RoUGENNoUT, DEPT OF DANUBE, !
January 3, 1870.
A battle was Tough. north of this place
to day. endlng at seven clock in the even {.
ing. with victory for our aims.
Night prevents us from ascertaining the
iItil extent of our success by the General
commanding.
We are bivouackrd in the centre OF the
battle field. ana all preassigned positions
are occupied by our troops.
We carried yillprzexeI, which was the
key of the enemy's position. with shout
along the line of "Frsnce and tie Repub.
lie
London, Jan. II.
The bombardmant OF the Notifications o f
Paris on the North. east and south aides
wss vigorously kept up all day Tues.
day.
The French returned a moderate fire.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-12

BIRDS. Tue Drs' Snging aud ell sspcst
Canary Birds In The oil regions ore 70 he
had Al
Iey1-tf. j. ". BEATTY'S.
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For Ball. Socisls. Meetings, &c,, the hall
opposite the RI chester Douse and over II
haroer's flour and feed store. Apply 10
nov. 3O-jf. II. WARNER
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Having addtd to NY isrp" stock. I an
now ready to -uprly Scotch WHISKY. jana
ca Rum ana all other imported goods at
New York prices.
uovl2 if- OWEN GArPSpY.
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A full variety of Skates. At
NICHOLSON & RLACKNON'S,
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Gafney has 4 large iot OF scotch ale and
London porter especially or family use, by
the bottle or case
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-12

We have q tnii assortment OF Skates
NICHOLSON * BLACKMON,
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\ nwri LING HI USE N Wild csi. ON III.
kr n set tat,: ir"t 81 'and ton or sao chanu.
,quiIc of N. V. H Fisher. Grocer or st ,'
OH '
Al.o one nay MARE Tvms od wolphs hor,
!. husdrel An excellent bn 7 rss horse, ard wiai
BE- sold ris lnablc.
lanGlw nv. Il. FISHER.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-12

Millet's Camphor Ice, the best in the
market, n! GyTrFEs Bros.
nUvi9-lm.
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AT lsHANs. TtruSvlLLR Ladies' stem +.
winding Watches ot nearly all frst-clasa
makers. decS- Wv.
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Solid silver goods IN cases snitahls for
presents, a: IsHAM's.
Tiiusvile.
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y psir VI Skates Is good Christ ma
present..
NICHOLSON Z RLACKMoH.
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bropzes, Opera Glasses. French Clock,.
Fans, Fine London leather goods, at
IsHAM's. Titnsville.
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Aillers Cough Honey, beat in town. For
ale at GHIyrEs BRoa.
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"uo'eum Centre Daily Record
ret Centre rhnr.day, Jan. I2
ASNISAL AND DEPRArUER nj
TRAINS ON d. q. ac A n. n

ANO DEPRArUER OF
ANAINS ON q. q. d A. Il. r,
% and after Monday. Nov. 2s,h, 1870
hs'hs will rnb us follows;
leave Irvine. 12Ol,x IN.
Leave Oii City 5.on a ". 2.55 px. 75Op y
ns.Cen Ian 3,3s :" $50 F"
Tiinsv. $40 " 4.25 9.l2 u
As"vs CORY, 1000 " 6,57 "lO,sS ."
A"avs Cory, 1I,05 A N. $40 w. e.ibpx y
Iitnsv. l2.+OP.k. 7,85 /" 1852 -
=" r. Cen. l.21 I" $40 " $40
STRIVE .. City 2.lo =" 0O2, (" 9.2V u
Irvine. 4,b0 Z" ll.4O F"
lW No. 8 and s ran on Sunday.
e,r FREIGHT TRAINS NORTH.
NS.le No IS. No II. No. IS. No .
arp 1915 i,b,rs u ness.s IS sse.s 10 p.
,,sns, ii,i1AN $40" Las " S,A5 " s'IO a
~. Corl,! IS Pm. v"
FREIGHT TRAINS SOUTH
ne a., No. 10. No. =. No. IL. No. Il No 20.
ieT scoAs ssoAn ,o@An I'LL. AN. 'i'snn s5ns
~roVlo.lS " tsS2." l,s5 a,cs" 100.
~. IN City and Petroleum Centre freight leave. OF,
sHy 1lo D. m arrives at Petroieum Centre s'ao
~ n. L1aves Petroleum Centre at 40 M. arrives
Ia 9, 4, AMI 8 are express trains
=, No 10 f. through acco rrrsd lion eon,ec.. a,
C.rry Tor Fast am goith N- S'A"ee'' at
A. fhvEn PALACE SLEEPING CARS
To' a-Dircet from Philadelphia without ohaune
e.. S-Drcct to Philadelphia wi,hou, chsn@sss hs'
EOs 5-Drect from Pittsburgh without Change
6-Direct to Pittsb urgh without chsn1s
Monday, Nov. as 1870. '"-"N'
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Best Refined Oil 20 cenis l"r. gallon. a
RUIHERFuRpa
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Ailler's unrivailed Worm Con fectiops.
warranted at GRIFyEs Bros
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NOTICE In hereby given that Mr.. d..
Graves is my agent for Petroleum Centre
and vicinity.
..I J. l.. JOHNSON.
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WALL i'As'e.ss
at GEirFEs Bros.
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40 Purchasers of Singer Sewing MA.
chimes! Caution!

All parties are hereby cautioned against
purchasing any of our Machines except
,nrongh onr daily authorized agents, as
Machlnes Will not be guarap teed by us that
are rot so purchased. Mr.. J. l.. JOHNSON
Is our agent for Petroleum Ceutre and vi.
ciuiIy.
THR SINGER MANUF'G Co.,
45S Broadway, New York.
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Tie mud rs'gned frs fny 9. e that vslssb,e ITO
petty Known ,hc
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veftlscs in that city a'o requested 10 les's Their
IA vors with either of the above houses
CMauiaWqua Sake PlckereA.
At the New York Neat Market. We have
on hand and are 10 constant receipt Oi
| fresh Pckerel from CbHntaulns Lake.
janll-tf II. II ". PARxEa.
House For Nale..
a desirable House for sale. stu.t On the Eg.
bert Farm. Fitted NJ with every convenience for
family u.s.. rare bars in Is ofre1, For further
particulars enquire at the Jamestown Clo,hing
store. JanV H.
Ar IsHAM'S. TITUsvILLE. Gents Wateh-
cs. A fui line OF American Watches, in
GLIDING Howard Nickel m,yspent.
All styles iiftt haruess. e. eapeI than the
CT apsst, made from NlTi'e oak stock. and
warranted. at J, Il. Krou'z.
I'd sET.
For Bali. Socisls. Meetings, kc, the hall
opposite the RI ch,s.,r Douse and over II
haro"r's flour and feed store. Apply 10
nov 3O-;r II. WARNER.
BIRDS. Tue best Singing aud ch espcst
Canary Birds in tho oil regions are 70 be
had Al
ney7-tf j. ". BEATTYS,
Call at Nictoisop & Blackmon's sad buy
Cooking stove with iron ware for twelve
dollars
Gaffney has large lot OF scotch ale and
Landon porter especially or family use, by
I'm . ir
Miller's Cumphor Ice, the best In the
market, as GHrrFEs Bros.
novi9-lm.
Best Refined Oh ZO cenis wr. gallon, at
RU1HERFoRBa
Having added to my isrg'. stock. an
now ready to -uprly Scotch WHISKY. Jamai
ca hum and all other imported goods at
New York prces.
uovl2 if- OWEN GArpNEY.
WALL iARhH
at GEirFEs Bros.
a pair OF Skates Is good Christmas
present.
Nicholson & BLACxMoE.
A full variety of SKATES. At
NICHOLSON 4 RLACKNON's.
We have q tni assortment OF Skates
NICHOLSON & BLACKMOr.
AT lsHANS, TtrCSvILLR Ladies st EN-.
"indins Watches OF nearly all frst-class
makers dec8- Nv
Solid silTer.gDols 10 cases snitahls for |
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4 WORD TO LABORERS.

To the Editor of the Journals
learn that just now the democracy of this
city are strongly moved by what they are
pleased to call labor reforms that the Stand
ard office is open every night, and working
men are invited to come and learn of the de-
mocracy, how their interests may be i'm
proved; that republicans are invited, and that
some have so far yielded to the spider infiu-
ence, as to aid in the circulation of the free
trade documents, that abound so abundantly
at the Standard Office, and to urge republi-
cans to help the democrats carry our city in
the coming election. 1t does not surprise me
that the democrats should attempt this-but
it does surprise me that any republican or any
laboring man should be deceived by them, or
should forget that these free trade documents,
that they find in such quantities at the Stan
dard Office, are in the interest of foreign cap
italists, paid for and put in circulation by
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vote. When they are invited into secret
and oath bound midnight conclaves in the
name of labor reform, they will be very
likely to question the propriety and neces-
sity of such dark and stealthy manner OF
proceeding and to scrutinize well the men
who lead in such movements and the
measures they propose.
Let the laboring men consider thought
fully the two parties, and weigh well any
new step proposed which will not stand
the test of the soundest judgement
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

To the Editor of the Kcnnebec journal:
The Maine Standard of Thursday last pub
hshed what purported to be circumstantial
and accurate account of the time, the mode,
the purpose and object of Mr.. Blaine's Dor
rowing fifteen hundred dollars at the First
National Bank of this city. The Standard
further gave what purported to be the difficult
ties attending the payment of this fifteen
hundred dollars to the Bank.
You Mr.. Editor, very properly called at
tention to the gross improperly of making
the transactions at our financial institutions
the basis of partizan attacks. For one had
hoped before this to see some explanation or
denial from the officers of the First National
Bank in regard to this most extraordinary af
fair.
The President and Cashier of that bank,
both Of them democrats, owe it to the public,
owe it to the stockholders, and above all owe
it to themselves to make a prompt and full
explanation on these two points, viz:
First-Are the circumstances related in the
Standard in regard to Mr.. Blaine borrowing
$500 true'
Second-f true, were these circumstances
narrated to the Standard by any officer con.
nected with the Bank?
The First National Bank has always enioy.
ed high. reputation in this community, bu
that reputation cannot survive the mere sus
picion that its officers, either by omission OF
commission, would communicate any of it
tt ans actions to partizan paper for the pur
pose of aiding an attack on a prominent public
man. l cannot and do not believe thes,
Bank officers would commit such an impro
priety but the article in the Maine STANDARD
must not have their silent acquiescence. /
| it does, the matter must be looked into by tn
stockholders of the First National Bank o
whom the writer of this article is ONE.
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4 SATISFACTORY BULLETIN.

The regular monthly statement of the
public debt gives the satisfactory informa-
ton that the debt was reduced during the
month of August S9,2O6,27O. These
monthly bulletins from Washington are
gratifying to the well wishers of the coun-
try, but NORWOOD and gall to repudiating
democrats. Steadily and surely the re-
publican administration is getting the
country through the evils inflicted upon it
by the secessionists of 1861.
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CAUGHT 4 TARTAR.

The democratic programme is to fiattel
republicans and put their name upon theil
ticket to catch the unwary with. In An.
droscoggin county the other day the dem
ocratic county convention nominated Mr..
A. T. Denison for Senator. This time they
reckoned without their host, for Mr.. Deni-
son publishes the following manly card,
refusing to accept their nomination and in
forming them that he adheres to the re-
publican party and wishes it success.
To the Editors of the Lepiston Journal:
notice by report in your columns of the
proceedings of the AndrOscoggin democratic
county convention, held at Auburn on
Wednesday, that was put in nomination as
to say that this was done without my consent.
As am no politician, it would be, perhaps,
presumptuous on my part to say that this was
unfair, although it may be part of the demo-
cratic creed to ''tax without representation.
However much may feel gratifed by this
mark of the confidence and esteem of the gen.
tlemen comprising the convention (for do
not call myself a democrat, l shall feel oblig-
ed to positively decline for reasons obvious to
my friends, and also for private ones which
generous public would not ask me to assign.
Believing that sound principles will surely
prevail in this enlightened generation, and
that the Republican Party can be relied upon
to carry out such principles, l remain now as
heretofore Republican. A. T. DENIsoN.
The party must be in desperate strait
when it has to go outside for candidates.
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An EARLY CAUCUS.

A good many republicans desire an early
caucus for the nomination of representatives
and we hear Wednesday evening suggested
as the proper time. We have no special
preference in the matter but merely give
voice to the opinion OF others.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

We print this morning. communication
from a gentleman whom we know to be
a stakeholder of the First National Bank.
We are at liberty to make his name
public if in our judgement it becomes
necessary. His words are temperate, well
considered and weighty. Read them!
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gus in spasm of decency might publish Mr..
Blaine's recent letter to the Maine Standard,
especially in view of the fact that the Argus
industriously published all the dirty little par
agraphs of the Standard which Mr.. Blaine's
letter answered. But the Argus is not given
to such spasms.
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BOSTON

The object in establishing this Institution
was to attain the greatest perfection in the
preparation, practice and use of Vegetable
Remedies, and to secure q permanent place
where Families, Invalids, or any person could
obtain the best medical advice, and such rem.
edies as each might require, without the use
Of poisonous drugs.
DR.. Greene has been Physician Of the Insti.
tute since its foundation, now more than
twenty-five years. Few men have had SC
large experience in the treatment of chronic
diseases. DR.. Greene is in his ffty-ffth year
and has devoted his life to this branch Of his
profession, and his success, we believe is with
out parallel.
Among the diseases to which he gives es
pecial attention may be noticed Cancer, Scrof
ala, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Consumption, Heart
Disease, Neuralgia, Asthma, Nervousness,
Rheumatism, Paralysis, Spinal Diseases, Dys-
pepsia, Liver Complaint, Female Complaints,
Faint Stomach, Erysipelas, White Swelling,
Salt Rheum, Canker, Deafness, Kidney Dis
eases, Seminal Weakness, &c.
DR.. Greene's Medical Pamphlet, descrip.
i've Of diseases and their proper treatment, will
70 sent free to invalids.
Address, R. GREENE, M. D.,
"a Temple Place, Boston.s Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-09-04

Will Mr.. Pillsbury please favor the citizens
of Augusta with an account of his recent
visit to Providence, whom he saw there, how
he talked, and what he promised? If Mr..
Pillsbury will frankly tell, it may save US
the trouble