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WiInis Leach,s Estate.

Probate Court Vinton County Ohio.
NOTICE is hereby given that Robert Buck
~ uer, Administrator of tile estate OF willis
Leach, deceased has filed hereih his Account
with said estate for final settlements and that the
heNriup of the same is set for the liu day Of
October, 1871, at II o'clock A. NJ.
IL. II. MAYO,
September 20, 1S7l-4t Probate Judge.
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WELLS CARBOLlC TABLETS
For coughs, Colds and HOhrscness.

These TlJles present the Acid IN Combina.
tlon with other tficlent remedies IN p34pnuiiMr
form, for the Cure Of all THROAT ana LuNe
IioShsrSrss and ULoBRATioN OF tho THROAT
are lmInediately relieved and statements nre
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In cases ofThroet dinlcnlties OF years, standing
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NOVELTY CLOTHES WRINGER

Nothlng except ue sewing Machine, has ever been
invented which much relleVes the labor of thc
household as the WrlnGer. But It's usefulness does
not end hers. The SAVING Of clothing is of much
greater impOrance. II is often remarked that nrti.
ces Of iuo texture, last twice long when ',crMn1
in Whngcras when wrung by hand The NOVEL,
ny has CUg.wheols on both ondS The rolls
ARE allowed to separate freely at either end These,
besides other adya lmgcs when II contains, seom IT,
be Indispensable tO q practical wrlnger--NeUO YOTb
HdepsnReHt. sseSTs -.-easSslH
The Novelty Wrlnger.--lIeS become an in
dspensable iis!itutiou In thousands Of ftmilies---
And we believe its great and Increasing popularity
is fully meri for the Novelty evidently possesses
All the requisites Of II frst-oass, practical machine
Indeed, Nier using one for msny months in our own
family we are prepared to indOrse the Novelty as
unsurpassed Uhe laundress says uae4Hd}e0) by any
Of the several wrngers previously tried.-lROOre'S
RWrd Netc- Yorker
Sold everywhere. N. B. PHELPS & co.,
iw Gen. AgtS. 102 Chambers st. N. Y!
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POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE,

OF THE brATE UF FLNNbTHVNNIAi
MARKET ST, west Of 18th PlllLADELPllIk
Ee opens September lath. 1871 Thorough cole
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itecture. The Diploma Of the College IL received
rs conclusive evidence OF proficiency by the first en-.
gineers and companies engaged In works ofimprove-
D,ent Tor Nth Annual Announcement, oddress
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,DR. HUSV'T Err

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TRUE MARRIAGE GSTEnEs
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.ATRONIZE HOME lNDUSTRYl

III No, j. z, MIN T. 4 UU.,
l27 BOwery, New York, Post-Otlice Box 1886
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A EoOA EoEg rEsn aEE.AEnH.
= LSGl'O CollcCtjol,.

PoWtAFDS EEtE!, .S--,iag:N trts nlS.ovs,, ,es, &C.,
Com. FsGs 'aiI'' iulolms:iou ovcry tyiy ScatLy
mau Gree o! rstaBlf llFTY Cents. AIDE H. Z EOK-
AAADE, No.l4No.i.. : 5an street, 81 Louis, No.
DEAErs roLLrCTIov n ..ary ono hundred ,,,p,, r.,
- basis HANDY ell k'salpf au Gin, Ne Beer Cor
ot sG.'g' C!deE Grd E,..h other useful Information
iUr tie ts-.s eT Lca.cI.r
sent ~ mall lir,e phst1ynl fer fits Ceus AAle..
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Nc cArthur, Ohio,


H.J SOmers Il Co., Paiutins,
against
Irmii Holdron, Defendant.
In Ninton County Court Common Pleas. Or
der of ale.
Pursuant to the command Of an Order of Sale
Issued from tho Court of Common Pleas OF Vim
ton county, and TO me directed rs Sherin of said
county, will offer for sale at the door Of The
Court House IN the town Of Macarthur, NintOn
county, Ohio, on
Monday, the 9th Day Of October, A.D.
1871,
at the horrof O'Clock p. ". Of said day, the
following described premises, situate in the
county of NiutOn, and state ot ONO, to.Wtt;
Commencing at the South west corner Of n
Lot or Tract Of Land conveyed by Deed to
James NJ. Leach by Richard Timms & Wife,
dated JUncJ, l-66, said corner being on the line
running North and South between the lands OF
stephen salts and Richard Timnls in said VIM
ton countyi thence South along said line 20s
lcGt; thence Fast GOS feet; thence North 2OS
tcct; thence West 2Us feet to the place OF
beginning. containing one acre more or less,
being In Section Number -Four a. Township
Number Ten Q0) and Range Number Seventies,
40 and the same land COnYcyCd by Richard
1865 and recorded In Volume II Page 500, If the
Record of Deeds in and for said county of in.
ton and StatG Of Ohio
Taken as the property of Eumri li0ldlen to
satisfy IN order Of sale iscaed from sald Court
in favor Of H. "omerS s. 60.
Appraised at Five Hundred and Fifty DolInls
$3.50 co., and must bring two-ihirds Of that sum.
Terms of Sale.--CaOh in haul.
DANIEL BOOFII,
ShcrI0 Vintou County.
D, Z. shivcl, Atty roIPl'Ts
September &, 1871 .JW- lij5
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JJB6LII DEPARTMENT.

We have large aud We'll selected stock Of
Lobhing Gsategia, cmhri,inp the worry
late5l styles We are IA lctOre enabled 10 eAecn.e
Joo Work Of every variety in satisfactory manner
wnen desilet, JOBS will be neatlypdnted in CoLoRs
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LIST OF AGENTS.

TiTUSvILLE, CHURCH RUN AND VICE
If-STEPllEN nO0F. Office, Hamtons "
store, address Titusyille, Pa Assistant John VI
SERVER.
TITUsvILLE, CHURCH RUN AND yICN
TY-H. ii THOMAS OGce and address, No
sion House, I itusvile Pa 90
SuAMBuRG AND VICINITY-GEORGE ~
YIN. Oihco, shambnrg; residence, Tiusyillei p
Assistant. a A. West. -,
ENTEkPMSE PLEASANTVILLE, Ben
FARM AND PlfHGiS W GEO. w
NLiET. Office and address, Chase House, f@
antvilc. Assistant, II. G. Huntington ,.
TlDlOUr AND WEST InCKORY-CnEi
CLARK. Oilice and address, Exp ess Oiilcc. ~
)ute. Pa Assistant, r.. G Beardsley.
PETROLEUM CENTRE AND VICINllni',
LEVI MASON. Oibce and address Petroleum." I"
re, Pa. Assistant, Charles Blackiord.
TARR AND BLOOD FARMS and District W.
IN Oil Creek and Cherry Run. from story FaIr
Ockville--JAh AhESSAUNDEKS Adds
larr Farm, PA. Assistants Luther b. Saubc''
Charles y. Cochran and Wfliam Tovt
McCLiNlnCkNlLLE, OH. City AND Xxx
-. =, oI. Address, Oil city or Reno,
AssistaIr- \. Mead a
FHAN@LlN, ALONG THE AILFGNI ny N
El'-H y iLbl.h O1ice and oddrcss, fankr,
SOW'BG ASS, FOSTER FARM ~ PA IKE
| ihNll W. REUFlELD "
nnd a1dr ~, ocrubarnss, La Assistant, L. w
ierhc'd, address tml,uton, Pa
W t~T NIhGlNlh-C. u. ANGEL, and J.
pph Address parkersJurg, West Nir-in'a
h"bcrt. SeiTOIetiaal TOrpedo "
rsJ2-dly
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CAG rEgE.

Inc public IL autioned ngalnsi empl0IlIg 81
III inc regulart authorized Agents Of the Cons
~, since the Roberts Patent cover the use Of n
l"Irpedo and all explosive materials for oil vtA
ana tue use OF such materials by other partie'
qlrecl infringement of their rights Any partie :
tringing any of the ROBERTS PATENTS will I
iealt with according TO law, and as acting villa
and knowingly ia defiance of lawand ihG decl.s
Of the Courts
The Company have re-orsan'zcd their bu.V.
with view 10 accomn udaie Oil Men In every 3
OF the on LEGION. They have employed the %,
efficient Agents ard Assistants thai can be prccHr
lor the business. h~ch Torpedo l. labelled "
date al patents, together with the price OF the W
pedo, and signed by an officer of the Company
every Operator wishing Torpedo may know
price and whether II came from our Office. =,
operators Will confer favor by reporting TO %
once any negligence of Agents.
Inc following named persons have been appGl
ed Agents and Assistant Agents for the Oil ResN
OF pennsylvania and West Virginia.
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OPINION OF fRr,

|, Az write with difficulty can only stat
'clusions 10 which my mind has come after
examination OF this Ease. @Vs
The complainant has exhibited a no,o..
25th OF April, 1865. This is prlmn laci iI' ",ia
good title, and puts ON the respondent. NJ
den Of proof that the patent IL void or worth.
uccn not repeat my remarks in the cu.eoi6s
year vs. DAY q Wall, G. G., Rep; ..gI b".
adopt them n ailurding a rule ui t!eci,in, a. 4
plie- clearly 10 the present case.
As the Infringement OF toe patent I. ,d,...
the only question will bo rs to The yalidity -g
pananis latcnt OF April -. 1855.
Il was after speculation hadb -,dr..s..
palcucc ANA ait,r repeated experiments ~.
complainant succeeded iu over coming il,,,..' .'
and ignorance of the people on the .rIi.
persuading the public thar his invention .,,s.-
ait-r he had established its grelt uIilirT snt
and when his genius and tieilt rer.ey,r',.
spite sueer- nd scots, weis ,oDlDlst.,
ce-siul, that Reed, who had before m n. ~.
mcnts On ne same subject and was un.ucc 4
ana after purchasing unc or more cnmulair,r,
pcloes, he Gppii'd on the lst of Noyen.hs, u
Tor pstcit Tor substantially the same c,,,i
ons Of devices and machine cOn'aiped in corr,
ants patent; On the 18th Of tue .afir tnor.t 4
rc-pondents ipr'ned then-e ives into COMM,
cor, Grafton called "tho Ectd Ton edo Clr-,-
fr the purpose If p rating tie COZ. nj. ipS,,.
Nentlon, and supporting tHc expense 6l litirs-
anu tius dcirlud hui OF the fruits They hi,..
served even aiier the prCumay injuu,ti.b
properly granted by tie .u,inct .Iudre;
Let ! degree be enier'd 70 comI lainit frl,y
petual ijuncr and Master. npD1in'e IA j
an account ac,UialEsy 10 the payer Of thcW
H. {. GMEN, J-3
NorE'-The passage referred to by Judge Gssr
Ms former decir on, > Wallace, D. 80 u.Itost \
applicable TO this case was as iullows:
~ Is usually the case whom any valuable Fst
efy Is made. or any new machine Of ..rsat min
NJ Do & "a. ]. g.H Hs..
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(1I|l|EE'IIBZIaHi I1I;IA|
AlzlzZSEzi' ;|!:iI I|;!,l

10 auy y rsuu yfv u,ln- az mtylcinc able to
show one third az many living, permanent cures us
Dr. ELDERS Vegetable kheumaUc RemeAy; and
further reward of 800 for any case Of Chronic or
lndammtaory kheumaiisu, Neuralgia Rheumatic
Ague Sciatica ~ rheumatism Of The idneys il
will not cure. The Rheumatic Syrup is used in
wardly only, pleasant to the taste. and guaranteed
nee from injurious drurs. II il not Il uuaCk incd
cinebut the scientific prescription Of JOS T. Filter
NJ. d., Professor of IoxicO ooy and Chemistry
graduate of the celebrated University of Pennsv'
vania A ID, 1898 whosa entire professional life
been devoted specially to d ,s disease. This pre-
arailon under solemn oath is couscientiously be
leved to be the only positive, reliable, iniallible
specific ever discovered The proof that no O,her
specific exists is found in every ycommuniy in per.
sons afflicted for many years and still suffering. II
physicians could cure IL If specific did exist, this
would not be sO-a fact thai must be universally
admitted The oft deceived sufferer may wise y
ask, That security or evide ce has he that Dr. Fit
ler'S Rheumatic Syrup will cure his case The
protection offered to sufferers against imposition is
in legally signed contract which will be forwarded
without charge 10 any sufferer sending by letter
description OF ailliction this guarantee will state
the exact number of bottles warranted 10 cure and
in case of failure the money paid will be returned
TO the patient. No other remedy has ever been
offered on such lberi and honorable terms. Med.
ical advice. with certificates from prominent phy
all other treatments have failet, sent by letter
gratis. Afflicted cordially invited to write for ad-
vicn 70 the principal office. 90 South Fourth Street
Philadelphia, Pa. Dr. Filters Rheumatic syrup
is sold by drugg-ts.
NJ S SIMMONS,
Sole AGENT, Petroleum Centre, Pa.
CALLENDER g. CO, Wholesale Agt's, Mead
vile, Pa.
A. R; CHAMBERLIN & CO., Sole Aets Rous
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O. WICKER, Proprietor.
NEWS DEpAlsTME EET.

We receive telegraphic dispatches up to { p. NJ
ard present them TO olir readers every evening,
bincing news Of great interest from all sections Of
The country. We have made special arrangements
whereby we receive REGULAR Petroleum, >tocH and
p oduce Markel Rcp1rs every evening" by telegraph
from New YORK, hIde.phia, aud i1li'uurg, which
together with EOitoriHs and Local matters, make it
one OF The most lesi.Nble newspapers pablished in
the Oi Region AZ an
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ALLEGHENY VALLEY r.

n N
New line to Buffalo, through the OIL Regions.
JUNE 3, ISL.
GOING SOUTH
Oil City, Franklin. Parker's ar. Ptts'g
Mail. 9,15 a m 1O,25 m 12,4S pm 800 IN
Day Exp, 2,l0 m 2,45 pm 4,2Apm 7.55 10
Night Ex, 9,45 p IN 1880 am 1,20am Dam
GOING NORTH.
Pttsburg. Parkers. Franklin. ar o. City
Day, Exp. s'35 a m i2,2S pm 2,a0pm 3O5 m
M;,il,, Mml, I2'So p IN a'dS 5'19pm 7,45pm
Trains run by o. c. .& A. II. R'y time
Silver Palace Sleeping ,ars on Night Express
trains both W elween Pittsburgh al Cory
j. j. LAWRENCE, Gen Supt
1Hos NJ KING, Asst Supt.
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sOBFB7sPfTRoIEUM ToRpn,l
TORPEDOFS
THE ROBERTS
PETROLEUM TORPEDO "A
Office at the
RED PLANING Min
Cor cr of Pine and Seeons
Near the Katiroad,)
TITUSVILLE, Pa.

Owing to the large and increasing dem,,s,
Roberts Torpedoes. and the late derisi",l %,
Commissioner of Patents IN refusing IN ~ w.
patent, and the decision of Judge p, C. GT,.' ;
the price OF their Torpedoes '"L Il
tn ENTS PER CENT
so that every Operator can atloru 10 try
before abandoning Well. ''r
The following IL the decision rendered NJ,
Grier on the twenty second (22) day uf sa! :,
1863 In the United States Circuit Conn n, 'fSeA'
phi,. The case was argued three days IN, ~ !
NJ. Keller OF New York, B. r. Lucas and ,lss
vance OF Pittsburgh. for defendants. ma a.
Harding OF fhiiaGelphia, ana George II. Cbt.y
Pittsburgh, for plaintlff. N'!
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Advertising Medium,

The RECORD has no superior, ns It circula'c4
wherever IN OIL Operator or Dealer can he found
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lCOMMCSICATED.

Revolutions have we'll been compared to
hurricanes or whirlwinds- beginning is
scarcely perceptible, yet they continue to in
crease in violence until they upturn the very
foundations of society Revolutions too are
often blind, they see not, they are deaf, they
hear not Reason takes her flight, and man
rushes on his mad career, like horse into
battle, knowing not whittier he is going, and
careing less Revolutions never recede, on,card
is the watchword and onward they 60 until their
wild fury is spent, and man finds himself as it
were moving in another sphere, surrounded by
state of things before unknown, and is obliged
to bring into exercise oil the powers of his mind
in order to adapt himself to the peculiar posi-
ton in which he is placed. He should then en-
deavor to snatch from the general ruin all that
is good, and bury in oblivion all that is evil.
He should endeavor to unite the dscordant
clements of society by the golden chain ofcharty:
His voice should be in favor Of real union OF
hearts and hands in order that society may be
strong in behalf of itself which would conduce
to the happiness and welfare of the whole. Who
would throw an obstacle in the way of so glori-
Gus consummation? Who would deny the
swe doe Of peace resting place for her
weary feet? Men differ-all are determined
each thinks himself right-neither will yield
there is clash of arms, the earth trembles be-
meath the thunders of battle-victory crowns the
arms of the one, the other is defeated. Must
the successful trample upon the defeated,
or the defeated strike the conqueror in the
dark? No! Let charity reign. Let each re-
member there are honest men in the world
besides himself, and that men are bound to re-
spect each other as such from the fact Of their
having proved their honesty by risking their
lives in defence of what each believed to be
the right In doubling their honesty We be-
come the judges of men, which belongs not to
man as right, and in fact reject the very
strongest proof of honesty and consider ourselves
capable of reading man heart, which is the
height of presumption Should We meet with
a man diametrically opposed to Us. and yet
have no reason to doubt the honesty of his con-
yictions and the purity Of his motives We are
bound to respect him and act accordingly. On
the other hand should we repel him we act as
though we were the sole judges of right; and in
O manner unbecoming men OF enlarged minds
and liberal views Kindness and politeness will
70 far towards healing those wounds which man
inf1icts on his fellow man. 1t costs nothing, yet
accomplishes much. Let all forget the past
and be wiser for the future. Shall that future
be bright and happy? Never without harmony
and love, which should be secured at once by
allowing charity to occupy her rightful throne
so long usurped by the violent passions engen-
dered by the unfortunate struggle through
which We have passed. n,
ALEXANDRIA Co., VA, Jan, l, 1871.
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Special NOTICES.
The BODY and its Needs.

Considering the extreme sensitveness Of the
human body, and, that it is unprotected except
by artificial covering from the action OF cold, it
is not strange that at this season it is liable to
many disorders The skin exercises q powerful
influence over the stomach and bowels, and when
its functions are interrupted by sudden chls that
seal the pores and prevent evaporation from the
surface, internal congestion is apt to ensue. The
digestive organs never perform their office prop
erIy when this is the case, and the waste matter
of the system, which should be discharged in part
through the respiratory glands, having no other
outlet than the bowels and the kidneys, constipa-
ton and variety of renal diseases arc more or
less prevalent Dyspepsia, where it exists, is also
aggravated by these causes. The most effective
preventive OF, and remedy for. disturbances of
this nature is Hostetter Stomach Bitters. Act
ing MS a stimulant and tonic, it rouses the stom-
ach and the intestines, impartng to those impor-
tant organs both activity and regularity. 1t also
operates as sudorihc by toning the vessels Of the
skin and promoting the free passage of exhausted
matter through that natural sieve of the syetem
Being mild diuretic, it gives healthful impulse
to the action Of the kidneys, whore there is ten
dency to dropsy, and as blood depurent and
nervine has highly beneficial effect in rheuma-
tic cases. It combines in happy proportions the
tonic, Alternative aperient, antiseptic, dsphoretic
and ambitious properties requisite for the resto-
ration Of a system generally disordered, and has
no equal as winter medicine jan 2-colw
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King William gave New Years reception
to the officers of the German armies at Yer
sailes on Sunday, and in short address indi-
Gated that peace would not be made until
further important tasks were performed and
they could rest in security from future wars
upon them By the French. Advioes from in
side the besieged city represent that Trochu is
urged to use his immense forces in a sortie
against the enemy, as the weather is moderat-
ing and the artillery is numerous and well
manned General Won Moltke recently sent
into Paris information that the French army of
the North had been entirely destroyed in the
battle near Amiens, to which Trochu paid no
attention. 1t is reported from London that the
German army of the Loire is at Glen. which is
on the north bank of the river, thirty miles
southeast of Orleans. This movement, if real
ly in progress, is probably an attempt to unite
with general Won Werder in preserving the
German communications with Eastern France
and the Rhine which have been threatened by
the advance of Garibaldi' forces in the valley
between the Ardennes and Vosges and the
operations of Bourbaki's command north and
east of the Loire.