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FOR SALE AND RENT.

,,nR RENT. DESIRABLE BRICK -
l. DUEIl,ING near ths corner Of effcr III
-. erd Grace streets, containing seven rooms,
'.cb-n, e., with all modern improvements.
rny RENT. two-storv ERICE DWELLING
.,,',ar or Marshall aud Madison streets, coasain-
- I've rooms. &c.
rSp HEST. new BRICK COTTAGE corner
.'1 and Leigh streets with four rooms, kitchen.
ror HrNP. neat FRAME DWELLING on
-, nctwr, n 2>ih and 2a:h streets, containin ing
- rooms Kitchen, &c.
r,n RFNT tNo-story FNAME DIV al ING
.r,t,t Enc ~ "3i. hciwrcH LtlSn ana NJ srtcts,
aA fyr rooms, &C.
,rrp RENT. DWELLING over walker &
s,ndcrs's on MHin, between ls. aud l6sh street,
;'"'"'"'"f ''A'' LINS 4 BROTH&R.
,.-& Auc'iorccrs AZ d Rcai Estate Agents.
1,0R RENT. very desirable BRICK 60
L rpSIDrN(K on The west side cf 10Th. Iii
.r,"'D i.ei.h and Vi streets, containing eight
ms. y. III modern conycntcnrcs. ~
$50 a STONE. No. :. on is'h street, between
tM " a. > SrORE on Ms,n erect, between nth
A, >t'' ,S'"' aHHlCK RE- s!pESCE on the corner Of
''r:|' -" ~ RAMtD HOUSE on st. raul's src,t
rriwrcu pnval a. 5aher ~, y. =, Ps,s,s snIh", aaS,
I,OR RENT. a desirable and cosy a.
ps,hvSxt Mt6y rorner Of CLAY a6 ad streets. con-
.s,a,aS ~, %%iNE ROOMS; al>i, BRICK KITCHEN
= sS yard "ss S"d water II Il Ts,rh"a hs rh,ta'SeS'
,.a. Real &.trtc Ar'n'.
ION RENT. THKEE-SrURYs ssA
I BaICk RESIDENCE "n n"rih side EEL
n "a s,r.e, between I'd and .h streets. with zen
-,oms moccrn conyeric"ccs: Stable and car
''s.r ,Irn .''s EEl X RESIDENCE On west side 5.h
..rcc,, between Cary and Can"i. now OF curich ny
nayih tyncu: nine rooms, "nd out-h"i.dinis.
-
TT.'HS'TWi;y ,,@ WyICk 81 PESiDENC.r on cast side Sd
.,.,,t between srankitn ana Grace, with seven
T',fo>' 1n ! KRIGN @it: < RESlnEScE on south side
,,.5r .tr,e,. between .th and sth streets VITA ten
.',}o> 1n 'lNEAIFi, RpslDENCE on corner Graz
..tIau,cI street with ten 70 ms: Stable. Sc
,l.o, COlT GE on Grove road. with eight
'aos and 'h;Tten aTres tS ,T iIn' '''ee-
N>,. BRICK STORE and -" ELL!SG COM
,.,' l. No. Slt West broad street; louT roous be-
,r.o tshMEr HOUSE on Brook road just
,yondlhe branch, With four rooms, and kitchen.
r.sH, ~, ''"' 'GHUHs> & WILLIAMS.
1.pR RENT, the private part OF the "a
NuHUN-hTAL lluTtI, recently nc- Eli
-.,tca nv ..s,prs Lvons. ssa. containing niue
-rnl. los, = aud bst, room. with kitchen.
Sc 4, very comfortable rssidcnce ,,,r-.,,
SNAIL DW Filing in The rear Of the hotel.
Possession at once. Applyto ,,,rnso.
}. l.. aAPPEESO5.
f. osm Real Estate gent &c.
TOR RENT. the STORE (No. 1517 a.
Frsuk!!a street. With dwelling above. E;:I
low occupied hy X. iIaldtSi!. POSSESSION Et oi
March. Apply 10 ~
le "a St G7rB8S WILLIAMS.
TOR RENT, FARM OF 55 ACRES,
with good improvements ou the Williams
,lirg turnpike. thr,c fourihS o! mile from Rich
,gn.d. Location hta.tAy ue'ghborhoou good,
,uI soil fertile LEE i GUDDIH,
. c;J lllS Main street.
EOR RENT. AN ENCELLENTMA
L uFFIUt. cu Main street. Apply at No. kEa
HIS. fc 81 lw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-27

RoLLER-sKATING,-The best exercise In the
world. .~..s.. s.... .b.ss5 4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-27

ENVELOPES furnished ana prtnted az s'' es.'0'
1915, and $3.50 per ,Ooo at the Dlspsscn flia1n8
Establishment
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LOR NEW YORK.-The- 6d <ssSSsss;s, e,
I nonirign Steamship Co.'S elt-ssss.saaiissssaas
gent scc-wAr" steamship WNhNokE., ,af.aln
BOURNE viii leave her wharf AZ Rockets IA
TUESDAY. February 26:h, ~ 10 O'Clock a. ID d.
Freighl received until 4. NJ.
Fare, SI2; stccrage, SC. rpand-trip tickets, ecc.
Fo- freight or passage, spply TO
JOHN w. WYATT. Agent.
rc ?7-2t 40. 8 Governor sLree..
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Rltllntond 1ispatfh.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 81, 1871.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIsrATCH
IL LARGER THAN THE CONFIRMED CIR
cULATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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Skating Rink open this afternooa. ~

scHooL-BooKs at ELLYsog i TAYLoR's, iiid
Main etreet. ..E--E-
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OLD PAPERS a. 4oc. per hundred at tbs Dis
patch counting-room.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-27

TRY the PtnlIco Brace. E. b. SPENCE d con
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-27

All the latest novels at ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's
Ille Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-27

L'UK NEW YURK.-Thc Nirci-.s> E ~ ~
n1 t.-m hip and r.c-c G' mp, ss==-<-&<sss..s,
~ t rlrsaI: steamship i-tS. 4. Up :ul'. Cap
sin ErBt ETS, VIII have Ter whar! at Rock
II on TUESDAY. Feb. 2sth al u L. Nj. Freight
Irr' y,',: up to tn. hour Of sailing.
This elegant steamship has fine abln accommo-
TstlunS.
Fory, 40; stcHraae, *5 round-trlp tickets, good
ruI Il Ws c':. only els.
Fer rt ight or passage apply 10
-. j. BU RR, President.
L, o 3, lrI MIin street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-27

ROLLER SkArISG.-Nothine so fascinating.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-27

The first act of the friends Of the bill on
Saturday morning was the withdrawal of
the appeal from the decision Of the Chair,
which was pending when the uouse ad-
journcd on Friday evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-27

T'OR BALTIMORE.-Stea Ss-su.
L BILLIE Knight viii leave her sisgsstzsissSsssz..
wharf MONDAY. Feb -. AT O'Clock Z. IL.
Frcrht received NJ 10 u O'Clock Z. NJ. For
II ". Z. bRETT.:Agent.
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THE WASHINGTON AND RICH.
MOND RAILWAY" BILL IN
THE HOUSE.
T Fl L SENATE'S AMENDMENTS
REED TO.
Wherein The BiIl I'm Unconstitutional.
L0G-ROLLLNG EXTRA ORDINARY.
WHAT WILL he DO WITH TT

IT NOW GOES TO TIE GOVERNOR
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Il l. X \ + u X + m
The extensive wsrcro"ms of HAnyGoD l
& RITTER. or G"SC~nrr street, are now fiileu
With The most supc,i.i 5thck oi
ELEG Mt FURNITURE
that has been offered ia this city sirce the war
pur CHAMB&R. PAEi.uR and DlNI G-RGOM
sCl fS are made OF L C hest seasoned materials,
ana warranted III e.t ~ respect rs represent td
We manufacture Ma EEtS>ES "f all kind. aud
FEATHER and HalH B.'LSTiRa aud PIT
LOWS We end oar yn"GH 10 parties buying In the
cliy free Of cost :" iu.i1@ Il In uCej Of good suo
t<unal !uruitnrt 20 examine our stock. We Cau-
not bs uudtI sold. = ..l"O ID RITTER,
ia - Governor Street Richmond. Va
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EslssRIEUkE,, dc.

WALNUT, PAISTEH. AND STAINED
FUa&ITUhE, CHAIRS. &C,
OF all kigds, Of tie l.tes, s.y!e and finish, and
warrsnted to he dura5le ard supe. ior in every
slr,ct.
Inducements offered TO buyers cannot he sur
passed IN the United States. fe Is
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p1yLrco BRACE at 1900 Main street,

Skating Rink open this afternoon at I.
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r OOK TO YOUR INTEREST, TOBAC-
4 FACTORIE s.-l am manufacturing
one dozen OF which Will ou.-wear any Two q, rsn
you can buy. RxrERENCE: Messrs. Caraerep
Bro.'s aud other factories In this city ,,,,
fe os.stx % Old street, Petersbar9:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-27

Skating at the Rink this afternoon .
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TTWIS,s PURE WHITE LEAD.-uns
,La,r - exts,s pure Lesd, ore ton Reystea,s
Lesd i've ssv sad s'as gsilsa ana .a ssa
lntrsy,, y Ssaseriais for sale low by
SoDEKEA q DAnE eisy gssz sa e ssass. sesss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-27

OYr1cE ENGiNEER JAaEsksysa
:" ---..7-I iMPH0y1MI&I..gs -
ErcHHoNp, Feb. $. LII
CAPTAINS AND PILOTS OE siDE IL.
WEEEL aTEAMERH VII plea,sa, e,s,sn sn asu ~ na.F
when passing the north end 81 Shs y. D. MiNUk,
aai' Engineer James Risef tmpso'ensns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-27

Another Carnival on skates Friday piSbt.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-06

Death has entered the family of our
'oWnsmau, Mr.. George Magraue, and taken
70 bis Icy embrace, q loved one. At five O..
clock !his morning, William Edward Ma
Crane, eyed T. years and six months, died
from the effects Of severe cold, caught while
recovering from az attack of tho scarlet
'eSer' which caused q relapse ending in bic
death. The sorrow-stricken parents have
The sympashiss Of the Community, in this
sad aft lotion.
Touched by the icy hand of death,
Another bud hath burst It's cell,
And now, its fragrant ripper breath
10 tpating whers the angels dwell,
Another seraph harp ia strung,
Another golden link is given,
10 pho these wsyward hearts Of ours.
BILL closer, 70 our home in Heaven"
Funeral s~ervices will be held at the house,
on Washington street, at 2 p. u. Tomorrow
Sunday afternoon.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-06

3l3,3l5,6s a59,s37 Is
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See Here, Muggins ?

Since advertising Is oil the 60, I wish all
my friends TO see that l also advertise.
have sent to Paris for a 81, OO5 90 ORGAN
and have engaged a FULL BRASS BAND
OF $50 PIECES, which will be here via
Railroad to jerusalem Four Corners, thence
by oil pipe line 10 McCray Hill, and ford
ing the Greek on foot will march to my Sa-
loon and - footing" will Commence to
''oncet." Look out for them. My Beer is
rather poor, but considering the many at
fractions, l hope my patrons will not ind
fault. Music by the band; 81, zoos organ &C.
compartment. Free Lunch from 4 A. NJ. to
4.3O A. n every morning; Six Sands; bully
Sandwiches, &c.
LOU. J. VOUCHER,
The first Second Class Saloon in the Coun-
ty. tn4-3t.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-06

MONEY LOST. Yesterday afternoon on
the rockingham path, or Hess farm, a
pocket book containing twenty-five to
thirty-fve dollars. The finder will DO re-
warded by leaving the same at the West
ern Union TelesSa Office, ct this
place. 6,3a
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-06
Gold ct p. M, lllL

We present to-day our usual monthly oil
report April. 1t will 10 found as near cor
rect "a II 10 possible to get at the figures
and facts necessary to mako q report full
and complete. No pains have been spared
70 masah CORRECT. Extra copies can be
bod at this GGace.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-06
Amount of oil held By Jas. s. McCray In
iron tank May LIST, 1871:

There was a large audience In attendance
at Sherry's Theatre, last evening, to wit.
ness the performance Of the great drama
from Charles Reade's celebrated move, en-
titled, ''Never Too Late to Mend" The
play was brought out 10 excellent shape
Among the characters deserving OF special
mention, and who acted out thsis parts In o
highly creditabls manner, were those Of Mr..
J. W. Garner Is Peter Crawley; Mr.. s. X.
Chester as Tom. Robinson; Mr.. jordan as
Meadows; Mr.. Jermou Is Isaac Levi, and
Miss Virginia Howard as Susan Merton.-
The piece lie a good one and was brought
out in a very effective manner, eliciting fire.
queut and hearty applause from those pres
ent.
This evening will be produced the cele-
brated legendary drama Of ''Rip.van-Win.
kle; or, The Sleep Of Twenty Years." Mr..
J. W. Garner appearing as Rip Van Win.
kle; Mr.. Chester as Hendrick Veddor; Mics
Howard as Gretchen, and the entire CON-
pany 10 the cast. As this is positively the
last appearance OF this favorite company
the present season our citizens should ten
der them a ''bumper at parting"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-06

CoNINu.-We received q call last even
ing from Mr.. W. b. Gardner, advance
agent ior Sheldenburger's mammoth Euro
peau Menagerie and Great Grecian Circus,
which Is to perform at Petroleum Centre, on
Thursday, May 18th. Connected with this
mammoth concern is the only full grown
living Rhiroceros, or Uuicorn Of Holy Writ,
ever captured. Mr.. G. represents this show
70 be everything that is claimed Tor Il.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-06
II. WILBERT.

Tsnow prepared to execute BRICK AND MA.
i SON WORK IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, and
warrants to give satisfaction.
~PLASTERING done to order. BRICK CHIN.
iy on hand and for sale. iNA Z
az kesid, nce-On Egbert Farm. Post Office
Address. P,h'oleum Cent?, Pa. G.: me q call.
ebl6.lm,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-06
NOTICE.

The subscribers having sold out their
Lager Bier Stand and Barber Shop intend
leaving the country, and take this method
to inform those indebted to them that all
bills must ba settled by Sstu rdsy. May 9Th.
And all perso MS having claims against them
will prescott their bills before that date for
payment.
j. H. Leonbauser.
G. J. L%eonhauser.
Petroleum Centre. May It'd.
Best Spring style goods received to-day.
ct
A. s. SMITHS
m30-tf Boot and Shoe Store.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-06

James >. McCray Farm-The Pro.
ducstOn OF Each Leasc-TOtal Pro.
ductiOn OF the Farm-AmOunsh held
by MIR. McCray In Iron Tanks.
In the table. bslow we give the whole
number OF barrels Of oil produced by the
James s McCray farm, including the pro-
duction Of each lease, from July 18th, 1870,
at the time tho Donsgby we'll was struck
up to May lst.. 1871. Also, the amount
Of oil held by Mr.. MeCray in iron tank
Mau yok 1orr.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-06

tbs Price FIuHr.-The Blu falo Com.
msrcial reports that q steamer will leave
the city for Erie, whence 1t will start to
the scene Of the prize 6ght between Mace
ADD Coburn, which 10 to come OF on
Thursday of next week. 1t fixes the scene
Of the dght Ut Long Point, which is ono OF
the very best Of reasons that 1t will not
take place there. Cusick, the t rainier Of
Mace and Jim Coburu, brother OF Joe
Coonro, were In town from last Saturday
"o''i Tuesday. Whatever arrangement
sney may have made, were of course With
out any parade. Erie Dispatch.
considerable loc,l and other Interesting
reading matter is crowded out on account
os,'ae extreme l.ns,a vi our oil report.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-06
J. d. SKINNER FARM 4

J. ID. SKINNER FARM.
Average daily production, l6
wells pumping, 6
Number of wells drilling, !
ARNOLD Il PHINNEY TRACT.
Average daily production, 40
Number Of wells pumping, 8
pIRoussE TRACT. WILD CAT HOLLOW.
Average daily production, I
ellis pumping,
NIAGARA FARM
Average daily production, 6s
Number Of wells pumping, %
PEARSON FARM"
Average daily production, rs
Number Of wells pumping, IL
Number Of wells drilling, l
Number Of wells commenced, 1
COTTON FARM.'
Average daily production, 10
Number of wells pumping,
A EOYD FARM
Average daily production, 10
Number Of wells pumping,
GEO. EsPEY FARM
Average daily production, 3
Number Of wells pumping, 8
Number Of wells completed, /
~NEu TRACT.
Average daily production, 6
Number Of wells pumping, 2
FARM.
Average daily production, IA
Number Of wells pumping,
Number Of wells drilling, J
Number Of wells commenced, !
BROWN FARM"
Average daily production, g.
Number OF wells pumping, ~
Number of wells commenced, =
METROPOLITAN TRACT"
Average daily production, IS
Number Of wells psmpinga y
BAiNEY FARM
Average daily production, a
Number Of wells pumping, IL
LAKE FAR
Average daily production, IA
Number OF wells pumping, Z
Number oil wells drilling, 2
sUrLEY FARM.
Average daily production,
Number Of wells pumping, 4
BURNS TRACT
Average daily production, 6
Number Of wells pumping,
HARPER TRACT
Average daily production.
Number Of wells pumping, I
M'ELvEE TRACT.
Average daily production,
Number of wells pumping, 3
Number Of wells drilling, !
REED yARM.'
Average daily production, 30
Number Of wells pumping, 8
DEMPSEY FARM
Average daily production, 81
Number u wells pumping, %
Number of wells finished, /
coRNEN b TRACT.
Average daily production, rs
Number Of wells pumping, 8
DIG TAM r
Average daily production, Al
Number Of wells pumping, 20
LOWER MCELHENY FARa."
Average daily production, 8
Number Of wells pumping,
Number of wells abandoned. ]
CORNELL TRACT.
Average daily production, 8
Number Of wells pumping, ]
Number Of wells drilling, !
OIL HELD IN IRON TANKS.
April 1 May /
Central Petroleum Cos Tank. 1O,10D 9,iOO
James 3. McCray, 9. Pet Farm, 1850 1850
j. 5. McCray, q Pet. farm, No. 3. 800 500
8. A. Woods Tapk,J. s. McCray's, 1853 1883
McCray y Munhar, c. PIT Farm, l4,OS2 14OS2
Cady u Thompson. Boyd F'm...... 16,lGS 11,63S
Patterson q Dickey, " ....-. 1850 4,5CC
Arnold, rhinney 4 Derousse /" ........ 4,5l0 S,303
- Lehr, ......- 4@W 1850
James 3 McCray (N0 = " ........ ll.G9 IL 500
james y. McCray mo. - j" ..y,... 13,0W 1900
Dickey & McCray ."..-.. t,tU3 zoos
q. N. Payne ..-... 600 7N
Egbert Farm. 8,2iS S,21s.
J. 8. McCray, F.. q Il. Boyd Farm 6,94i 5,946
j. 3. McCray, Dalzell Farm..... 0 $50 $3.50
j. \. Mc(,ruv, b a H.. Gil firm rsa
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-06
'etroleum Centre Daily Record,
Pct. Centre. Saturday May8.

ARRIVAL ANN nEPRATUER OF
TRAAts ON o. @. 4 A. h. r.
On and after Monday, Nov. 18th, 1870,
taina will ruu a. follows:
Leave si i;s's.. no. ,., 81, : =. *, fs, : !; .
Leave Oil City 700 4 Y. 2,65 P n. ESQ , =
Pst.Cen 7,4O $3.50 . $40 '"
Titusv. $50 A25 els -
Arrive Cory, 1000 E67 lO,3
SOUTH, NO. q. xo.4. NO. 6.
Lave Cory, 1l,O5 N. G.i6Ax. Sis n
Titusy. 1874 0 P n. 7,35 1852 I"
.: =. Cen. l,27 " $40 $40 "
Arrive "a CITY 2,lo " 9,O2 0,2O "
Irvine. 1850 ll:4O
~ No. s and 6 run on Sunday.
FREIGHT TRAINS NORTH.
rS; -, Ma; 10. No II. No; 10 No. ..
ArP. 1910 " l,6IrM la,l5 p 4. SIS |" 40
1,tu sSl alM,i4n.A. $40" l& " 9.A5" SW"
FREIGHT TRAINS SOUTH.
T.. CO., No. TO- No. No. ID. No. a. No 20.
ETH ( y ,soeA,n, s!ssA.., 5o.ss An. 1,,l.As, ' I'ssr.
Ar5 5Sis,Is' {. ~, ssaS IN u 4s n 10"
CIV ~ a yasy = and Nc Petroleum ss.,Is Centre freight. leave: OIL
m ~ Leaves Petroleum Centre at 40 p ~, arrives
Iaa4,s and care express trains.
No, 70 is a through accommodation. Connect, nj
Gerry for East and North.
SILVER PALACE sLEEPINa CARS,
~ direct nom Philadelphia without change.
~ Direct to Philadelphia without change.
NO 6-Direct from Pittsburgh without change.
N0 S-Diroct to Pittsb urgh without Change.
Aonday, Nov. q, 1870.
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Attention Agents ! Think of This |
Wonderful Success +! $4,000

copies of Brockett's History of the
Franco-German War, sold first go davs.
II will soon contain a full history of the
bloody Rebellion in Paris, making nearly
600 pages ana l5o elegant illustrations, and
Will sell times faster than heretofore
Price only $500. Incomplete works
written in the interest of the Irish and
French, are being offered with old cuts
and for want of merit claiming to be of
ticial, &c. Beware of such. Brockett's i'm
both English and German, is the most inn
partial, popular, reliable, cheap and last
selling work eNtant. Look to your in
terests, strike quickly and YOU can coin
money, Circulars free and terms excelled
by none. A. II. HUBBARD, Publisher.
400 Chestnut St., Phila. I2-4w. ,
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We clip the following from the
OH City Times:
On Tuesday night Daniel Hoffman
driller, who lives on the McClintocB
reserve near Rouseville, and close by
the Bradley flowing well, fell into an
old conductor hole near his house and
was killed.
The boiler at the Dufield, Martin &
Shook well, on the A. & G. w. track
Church run exploded Monday forenoon
destroying the engine house. No per
son was injured.
james F. Boyd,a man about 81 yeari
of age, recently employed on a wei
near the mouth of the Clarion river
was run over by train on the ALE
gheny Valley Railroad, near Parker
on Tuesday night and was instantly
killed. He was intoxicated, and laiC
down on the track.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1871-08-08

The Clarion Democrat says: We
had the pleasure Of meeting a mum,
Der of prominent Democrats this week
who are in Clarion attending the judi,
cial conferee meeting, Among them
were w. w. Mason, Esq, the popular
District Attorney Of Forest county
who towers above the heads of com,
mon sized people, like Saul of Tarsus.
Col. p. ID. Thomas, one of the old wal
horses Of Democracy; S. Ii. Haslet,
formerly of Clarion county, and now
a leading business man of Tionesta |.
c. Siggins, a prominent citizen Of For
est county.
There are 14,551 Sol Roman Catho,
lies in Germany.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1871-08-08

The following items of local in
terest in Elk county, we take form the
St. Mary's Gazette:
The young lady in this place who
was seen with a new beau on last Sun
day evening, says she will marry him,
or never marry at all. Good girl
stick to him.
A gentleman passing through our
town not many days ago-with a fine
pair horses, stopped at one of the stores
and purchased an elegant whalebone
whip-nicely wrapped with wire, with
silver thimbles to add to its beauty
he Immediately paid the ready "iohn"
for it, and jumped iuto his buggy and
left.
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1871-08-08

Samuel w. Thomson, son of Mrs.
William Carter, living on the Clapp
farm, who was recently injured by the
explosion of a torpedo is slowly recover
ing, though crippled for life. One eye
is entirely lost, one arm amputated,
and several other injuries will remain
with him for life. Mr.. Carter left his
wife in February and this boy has been
her entire support since that time.
the accident leaves her in destitute
condition and it is hoped that her hus-
band when learning of it, will return to
the support of his family.-Pet. Cen.
Record.
There is a house in Tolland Coun-
ty, Conn, on the walls of which still re-
mains paper which has been there
since 1877, when the house was built.
Hard to beat-a boiled egg.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1871-08-08

The Venango Spectator is respon-
sable for the following items
A 70 barrel strike was made last
Sunday afternoon on the East Sandy
territory. 1t is owned by Messrs. Van.
dergrift, Forman, Smith, Andrews,
Satterfeld and others.
A boilel exploded on last Monday
at the Dufiield q Co. we'll, on Church
Run, near Titusville. Four or five
workmen around the well escaped in
jury, and the boiler and engine escap-
ed from the house, which was blown
into kindling wood.
A well was completed on the John
Fagundus farm last Friday, that is re-
ported to have since yielded at the
rate of 175 barrels daily. 1t is on
the properly Of Col. McQuaid and
John Fagundus.