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Georgia negroes don't patronze crcuses,
as ,ormeriy.
New England Milleritss are .goiny npr
on the 22th OF next February. A dead sure
tIiDs this time.
An American is at the head of the
leading newspaper in Aberdeen, Scot
|. nd.
The Swedes, in Maine, make excellent
wooden shoes for forty cents pair
A two mouths old baby died at Dixon,
Illinois, Of heart disease.
The interest on the bonded indebt eLness ot
Cleveland, falling due in January, amounts
10 $34, ,S0l.
Eighteen United States senators 10 be
chosen this month.
A $4,000 soldiers monument will soon
adorn the Boston Common.
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k.saca;a Notae CO..
NJ. r,c,,suss,, a. g,u.. ~

y. NJ. L'NtfCNNsI! lE Un,, W
Park row. New Yotk, aHd Geo. Z. ioYol IS Co.,
Advertising Agepts. G,c ,bc sole s'n's for the Ps,
tro,cum Cen'ro DnI.Y RECORD in that city AL
vertisers IN tlst city ae requested 10 loaNo thsir
ia von with other OF toe above houses
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"foIeum Centre Daily Record.
PeLCentro, sntnrday, Jan. II
A0NtVAL kN0 DEPRATUEFs OF
xk.AINS ON u. @, & "A. Is. re.

1X1INS ON u. q. & "A. Ie. rs,
On and after Monday. Nov. 2sth. 1870.
naios " i'll run as follows:
HokTH NO. 8. NO. g. NO. l.
Lease irvine. 12.O1pv sio, =,
Leave OH City 100 M. 2,55pM. 750p N
Pet.Cen TAO - 3.3y . S3o :.
Titusv. $50 4.25 Is eI2 :.
ArsIve Cory, 1000 6,67 "lO,3S i"
SOUTH. No. 2. NO. 4. NO. 6.
Leave Cory, ll,05 4 N. 6.IOAM. e,i5pu
Titnsv. IL. 40 p N. 7,35 1852 :.
+. Cen. l.27 Sl9 $40 a
Arrive .. City 2,l0 9,O2 go IS
Irvine. 4,sO ll,40 "
~ No. and 6 ran on Sunday.
FREIGHT TRAINS NORTH.
Eo. 10 No 49, NJ II. No. 15 No
~ UC. Hi5 An j, JOAN. IN, ,55Ax 63OAM 3 10 Pm
Trf.C 1910 l,UJPM 1915 Pm s15 :. 40 :.
I,tus, VA 2,40' las " 9,45 f" SO"
FREIGHT TRAINS SOUTH.
10 t,or NO. TO- No 8. No. 1o No. IA No 90.
kTi, SooA.M ssuAn. :oa5A.x. 1l,14Ax. iYsrm i s5ps
Aroc!o'l6 :" 1882 +" 1,35 2,U5.. 100 :.
CITY aud Petroleum Centre freight, leave. Oil
S"y 40 D. NJ arrives at Petroleum Centre S2O n.
=, ~, Leaves Petroleum Centre at lao D m., arrives
l. S,4, anu are express trains.
n No, 10 is through accommodation, connects at
Vrry for East anu North. Wv
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING CARS
~ a1-Direet from Philadelphia without change
81. -DDirect Diret 70 Philadelphia without change.
NU' S-Direct from Pittsburgh without chage
~ o-Direct to Pittsb urgh without change
Monday, Nov. % 1870.
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BIRDS. The t' st Singing and cheupeat
Canary Dirds In the oil regions ara tO be
had at
nov7-tf. J. W. BEATTY'S,
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we have full assortment of Skates.
NICHOLSON & BLACKMON.
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Divine services ut the Presbyterian
Church, this evening.
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Bronzes, Opera GIassss, French Clocks,
Fans, Fine London leather goods, 1t
IsHAM's. Titusyilie.
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Mll'ers Cough Honey, best in town. For
ale at GRIrprs Rpo.
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For Balls. Socinls, Meetings, &c, The hall
opposite the Rochester House aud over II
Magners hJar and feed slorr. Apply tO
nov. 30-tt H. WARMER,
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Call at Nicholson Il Blackmons and buy
Cooking stove with iron ware for twelve
dOliais
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Miller's nnrivalled Worm Con nfectious.
warranted at GRIFpns R.os
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a full variety OF SKATES, at
NICHOLSON 4; BLACgMoN's,
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The ice went out Of the Creek, yester.
day.
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Best Refined Oil 20 cents per gallon, at
j. RUrHERFORD's,
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Weather continues mild and sprinelike.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs OF B. & p. Il.
R.-At meeting OF tee stock holders of the
Buffalo, Cory & Pittsburgh Railroad, held
at Mayvile on Tuesday last, the following
gentlemen were elected us Direc tors for the
ensuing year:
NJ. P Bemus, Thomas Strnthers,
Daniel Williams, Wm. Ii. Steward,
VIM. p. Whieside, II. +. Clark.
G. w. Clifford, Augustus Schell,
J. Il Phelps. Geo. B. Gates,
A. X. Warren, Saml F. Barger,
Edward II. CARL.
At subsequent meeting Of the new
Board.of Directors, the following sentl, I.
men were elected officers OF the road for the
ensuing year:
Prcsident-M. P. Bemus.
Vice Presdent--Thomas Struthers.
Treasurer--M. +. Bemus.
Secretary-Daniel Williams.
Assistant Treasurer j. d. Davis.
Gen. Ticket tAgept-J. A. Burch
Gen. Freight Agent-H. II. Potter.
Purchasing Agent-N. NJ. Whiteside.
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NoTTcE is hereby given that Mr., D. C.
Graves ia my agent for Petroleum Centre
aud vicinity
J. l.. JOHNSON.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EsgSsS CAUTION NJ,,ryCr,

Ihc co partnership fertororc tyistiur ,e,wo,.
John lammcis and albert A. All,n upsar "
firm nanio W anmeis n hd.n Is this d. az ~
solved by mutual cons, mt, John Lam ners ,r.I,i,.
sbiii,ies and all o,b's e IN. late irw win w.
settled aLd c4lsec'ed y either Of the suh.crlas
OH stand. '' Ut NO
JOHN rAMMErs
r...,..,. ALBhtLT a. ALDEN
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GniFney has large 10. Ut scotch ale apt
London porter especially or family use, b!
tie bottle or case.
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no purchasers OF singer Sewing ma.
chimes! Caut.on!

chines! Caut.on!
AL parties are hereby cautioned against
purchasing any of our Machines except
through our duly authorized agents, a.
Machines will not he guaranteed hy us that
are rot so purchased. Mr. J l.. JOHNSON
is onr agent for Petroleum Centre and vi.
ciniIy.
THR SINGER MANrF'0 Co.,
45S Broadway, New York,
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ReinfUrcements are now Oh their way to
join tue German armies in France, aud
those lu readiness tO 80 number 200, 900.
thus raising tue German force to 100000
meu.
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AT the New YORK Meat AarAtt. We nave
on hsnd and ara ia constant receipt VI
fresh Plckriel irom Cbautauqua Lake.
janll-tf II. IS W. PARKER.
EsNNs0 a'0r Sale.
A desirable House for sale SITUATED on tho Eg.
bert FHru. Fitted No with every convenience for
family Use. rare bargain IL offered. FOR further
particulars enquire at the jamestown Clothing
sore ja.9u
AT ISHAM's, TIrusvILLE. GENTS Watch-
es. A full line of American Watches, In-
Guiding Howard Nickel movement.
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All styles light harness. cheaper than the
cheapest, made from Molfai's oak stock, and
warranted, at J. Il. Kron's.
TO LEE.
For Balls. Socals, Meetings, &c, the hall
opposite the Rochester Rouse aud over II
Narner's llJar and feed store. Apply 10
nov. 30-tf. III. WARNEx.
BIRDS. The b st Singing and eheupeat
Canary Birds in the oil regions ara to be
had at
nov7sE ]. W. BEATTYs.
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Call at Nicholson IL Blackmon's and buy
Cooking stove with iron ware for twelve
dOlais
GniTney has large 10. Ut scotch ale and
London porter especially or family use, by
tie bottle or case.
Mllev's Campho' Ice, the best In the
market, at GRIFFNs Bros.
novl9-ln.
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Miiier's Camphor Ice, the best In the
market, at GRIFFgs Bros.
novl9-lm.
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Having aGded to my large stock. an
now ready 10 eupply scotch Whisky. JamXi
ca Run and all other imported IOods at
New York prices.
uuyl2 If OWEN CAFySuY.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-07

cures OF very bad cases Of broncbia, o.
and lung diseases, is undoubtedly tho ',
perfect and efficient remedy for all -. nio't
Coughs that has ever been introduced -
public, and at the same time posses.s " .le
greatest blood purifying and strenqth@,.h e
properties that medical science has r.. ','s
to produce, thus rendering it sova.a aoie
remedy not only in the cure Of Consumn.,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, and Coughs hnt aU
for all diseases of the liver and hloos ''so
scrofulous diseases, skin diseases hlo,a, a.
rough skin, pimples, black specks and =.
colorations. 1t has, therefore, Wild 1i'-
of application and usefulness, and If not a,3
gives the most perfect satisfaction TO al III
use it, but far exceeds the expectation =,
the most sanguine, thus eliciting the loud. :.
praise and making permanent liyino CD
Using mediums out of all who use i, r.
these reasons it is that there is not nerhar
a druggist in all the vast domain of this oap
tinent, who tries to please his custom
and supply their wants, that does not -
and sell large quantities of this most yalpo,Ip
medicine. 5o
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-07
Industrial.

New England's fish trade amounts to
$4O, 100000 for the past year.
"A free supply of water, it is said,
would add a million dollars month to
the present gold yield in California
The tobacco manufactures of the
United States number 1,023, of which
North Carolina has 205, Virginia 1872, and
Missouri 102.
Iowa farmers have sown larger num-
Der of acres to winter wheat this year
than ever beforehand the crops look
well.
1t is said the earnings of the Central
Pacific Railroad for 1871 will amount to
$16, 1000, 900, and their expenses are esti-
mated at SS,000,0OO.
Some idea Of the magnitude of the in
terests involved in the textile industry of
the United Kingdom may be gathered
from the fact that the number of persons
actually employed in the mills, factories,
and works now falls little short of one
million.
H G. Weinert, a Davenport chemist,
has perfected process by which sugar
can be extracted from corn at cost Of
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-07
A Singular Duel.

AN extraordinary encounter took place
Thursday morning in the Fourth District
The scene OF battle was the marble top of
bureau, the actors an ant, of the smaller
size, and "A mosquito. The winged com
blatant seemed to be stupid from too
hearty breakfast on human blood. The
ant approached and retired several times
in quick and eager, though very cautious,
dashes. But the temptation was too
great; he rushed in, and was soon en-
tangled among the limbs of the insect,
which now began a fearful struggle. The
ant first chung to leg, and by close OBJ
scryation. through large magnifier he
was seen fercely biting at the upper, or
thigh joint. The mosquito tried to fly,
but fell after rising a few inches. The
ant had then disabled one leg and had
changed to another. The mosquito flew
up again. but fell instantly, as before, and
the fierce and relentless ant attacked one
of the wings, and in less than forty sec
onds it was paralyzed and useless. The
work was done, and the unwinged ant had
conquered There was tempting skin
full of ruby blood, but he did not stop to
enjoy it. He released his hold, backed
off, paused for breath, and then went
victim. Suddenly, being satisfied that
his conquered antagonist could not move,
he darted away, clambered down the side
OF the bureau, met several of his brethren.
saluted each of them with his antenne or
forelegs, and rushed on. Having thus a
dozen or more, they turned back, sur
rounded the dying or dead mosquito, and
by inexplicable engineering, bore him
slowly but triumphantly away. The
weight of the mosquito must have been
twenty times that of his fierce and eager
little assailant, but with true strategic in
stinct he did his work by detail, leg at a
time, instead of making an ndiscrminate
onslaught. In the spirit of the boy who
was digging out woodchuck, the ant
was bound" to kill the mosquito, be-
cause the colony was "out of meat y
Aeo O,ieans Pcdgane.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-07
ARTHUR's LADY's HOME MAGAZINE

ARTHUR's LADY's HOME MAGAZINE
The publishers OF ARTHUR -" claim for ii the high
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Foreign Intelligence.

The London Times of the 22d, speaking
of the famine in Persia, states that two
thirds of the carrying animals in the coun-
try have died, and the details regarding
the inhabitants are too horrifying for
repetition.
IL was announced on the 23d that the
Prince of Wales was suffering from an at
tack of typhoid fever, but the symptoms
were not considered alarming.
Winter weather set in in England this
season at an unusually early date. The
ponds in the vicinity of London were fro
zen over on the Odd, and skaters were out
in force.
The trial Of Communists who were en-
gagged in the destruction of the residence
of Theirs has terminated. They have
all been convicted, and sentenced to inn
prisonment for terms ranging from two to
twenty years.
In the German Parliament, on the 23d,
bill was introduced and advocated by
the Bavarian Minister, providing for the
criminal prosecution of clergymen who
abuse the privileges of their office This
bill was understood to be the first of
series against the encroachments of the
church upon the liberties of the people.
A Constantinople dispatch of the 23d
states that the weather was unfavorable
again, and the number Of cholera cases
was increasing.
A large number of sympathizars with
the ex-Emperor Napoleon made a
demonstration in Paris, on the 9th, in
his honor. They traverscd the Faubourg
Saint German with shouts of T8 Napo-
so's! No attempt was made by the po-
lice to interfere with the demonstration
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-07
The True Grounds of Confidence

Whence comes that firm reliance, that Al.
solute, undoubting faith in the efficacy n
HOstetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy n,
Indigestion, bilious disorders, intermt,et
and remittent feyers, which notoriousy nre
walls in all parts of the United Statess This
confidence has been growing for twenty
years, and it is still extending 1t is not n.
result of credulty; it has not been engendered
by any human device, but is the spontaneOu
and natural consequence of expereng
What people see daily going on under tly
own eyes they cannot question. When FAM
lies in unhealthy districts, that resort tOf,
wholesome vegetable tonic as prevents.
escape periodical fevers, and their immedMe
neighbors, who neglect that precaution, are
Frustrated by the disease, how is it possible
that the phenomenon should be without its
lesson In like manner when it is seen that
obstinate cases of dyspepsia, of liver com.
plant, Of constipation, of nervous weak
ness, and of general debility, yield to the
operation of the famous remedy. how can
even incrcduIity Itself withhold its endorse
ment Eye-witnesses of the salutary effects
OF the bitters are to be found in every civil
lied settlement on this continent. The thou
sands upon thousands who owe their restors
ton to health and strength, or their preser.
walton from sickness to its extraordinary
medicinal properties, are enthusiastic in its
praise The multitudes who recommend it
in neighbOrly way to their friends and ac-
quaintances, as well as those who make pub
lie their estimate of its virtues, are ALWAYS
ready to state their reasons for the faith that
Is in them. They have all either felt or wit.
messed its beneiicent operations.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-07
Personal and Literary.

Twenty Boston millionaires have mar
riageable daughters.
Horace Greeley was actually seen a
short time ago alfred in swell coat
among the frivolous throng at fashion
able wedding.
-Gerritt Smith is in his seventy-fifth
year, and his memory is so perfect that
he can repeat most of the Psalms, and
many other parts of the Bible His wife,
whom he married about half century
ago, is still his companion.
Jenny Lind's husband, Mr.. Otto
Goldschmidt, announces that he will bring
libel suits against all American papers
which have called him spendthrift, and
charged him with having squandered the
fortune of his wife.
The bed and mattress on which Pres
ident Lincoln died was recently sold at
brought eighty dollars. A restaurant
keeper was the purchaser, and intends to
keep it as relic of the great tragedy at
Ford's Theater
General Sherman, of the United
States army, is expected to arrive in Eng
land in May. The report that he is sent
to Europe on a special mission is contra
dicted by the Washington Obserser, which
says his trip is merely one of pleasure.
"A family, living near Mount Vernon,
Iowa, recently held centennial ami
versary, the occasion being the one hun
dredth birthday of the mother of the
family. She has nine children, thirty
five grandchildren, thirty great
grand children, and four great great
grand children now living.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-07
THE PHRENOLoGIcAL

The PHRENOLoGIcAL JOURNAL
Among the magazines we receive each
month, none are more carefully perused than
the Ihreaotogicai, on account of it's sound
views on everything related to the times.
The December number contains, among other
good things: Judge DAILY, of New York, with
fine portrait; An Old Bone of Contention:
An able Review of Mr.. Beecher's Life of
Christ; The Bridge of Motion, or Recent
Scientific Developments; Lauras Expert
ence, a Strange, but True Love Story; Gen.
Robt. A. Cameron, the Colorado Colonist;
Chicago; Chronic Catarrh, its Cause and
Cure; Thought, in Sound and Motion: The
Geological History of Man; The Faculty of
Order and its Culture; Working at Night;
The Deserted Village. Single numbers 30
cts. $500 a year. A new volume begins
with the next number. s. r. WELLS, Pub.
Usher, $50 Broadway, New York.
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MILWAUKEE.
FINANCIAL.
Investment Securities.

JAY COOKE d. Co. are now selling, snu
ommend as profitable and safe inTesine,,,'
for all classes, the First Mortgage 49,,
Bonds Of the Northern Pacific Railroad -
pany, bearing Seven and Three-tenlA'
cent. gold interest (more than PEI
currency, and secured by first and OH, IN
gage on the entire road and equipments
on more than 5000 Acres of Land 70 e'ot
mile of track, or 800 Acres of Lana - n
$1,000 Bond. The highest current pie' ~,
be paid for L. s. Five-Twenties, ana an,
marketable Securities received In ehen' IN
Pamphlets, maps and full informallV11 oogs
be furnished, on application, by JA1 Wa.k
q 20. Philadelphia, New York anu p.rkss
lngtop, and by most Banks ana D'
throughout the country.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-07
The West.

Tie ofiieial returns from the Wisconsin
State election give General washburne,
| for Governor. a majority of 9,3s2.
/ Mrs. Catherine v Waite made applica.
! ton to hare her name registered as legal
Ycser at hyde Park. H. The Board OF
Registry Infused the application, where
upon Mrs. Waite has petitioned the Supe-
nor Court for an alternative writ Of n.1h-
dqmus against the Board of Registry, 10
show cause whya peremptory writ should
not he Issued against them.
The Wyoming House, on the 18th,
yoted-9 b. Sin favor of repeating the
bill granting the right OF suffrage to
women.
mittee wal recently in session at Colum-
bus Geo III. Pendleton, Geo. w. Nor
gan and Senator Thurman were present.
The financial management of the fall cam
paign was reviewed, and the committee
adjourned 90 meet again on the 22d OF
February next.
The nezt Wisconsin Legislature will
be composed "a follows Senate--Re-
publicans, 90, Democrats, 8; Indepen-
dent. l. The Assembly will contain: Re
publicans IS; Democrats, SO; Indepen-
dents, O.
Severe snow storms have been expert
enced in the Western Territories. Ac-
cording to Salt Lake dispatch of the
Goth, the loss Of life by snow slides in
the canons had been large. At Fort Shaw,
Montana, the thermometer had marked
SO below zero. Two companies of the
Seventh Infantry had been caught in a
fearful snow storm, and several members
had their feet badly frozen.
Complete official returns from the cleo
ton in Illinois are as follows Total vote
253, $685. Beveridge received 137, 926
Hayes, 115,437; Beveridge's majority,
go, 4S9.
A dispatch from Little Cottonwood, re-
ceived at Salt Lake on the 2Sth says the
snow, on level, was six feet deep. Res
idents of Alta City had to dig themselves
out of their dwellings. Many of the
houses were buried in the snow. The
storm continued.
1t was reported in Detroit on the 2Sth
that the schooner William Sanderson had
gone down, with all hands, on Lake On
tariO
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THE CHuDREN's HOUR, In their De

THE CHILDREN's Hour. In their De-
cember number the publishers Of this beautiful
magazine say ave will not promise to make the
Hor any better or handsomer next year than it has
been in 1871, for we do not really know where to
improve it, But we will promise to keep it fully up
to its high reputation the best and purest, and
most attractive Of the childrcn's magazines We
close the year with number of unusal richness"
Now is the time for all who wish to get the choicest
reading for their little ones. to send for the ChN-
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their children and feel sure that not line will be
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The illustrations in this number are remarkably
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