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AUCTION SALES.
Suburban Residence al Auction,

IN TUESDAY, July 3Oth, at 3 p. NJ, we shall,
sell the very valuable property situated at Wood
fOrd's Corner, and known as the j. A. Kicker prop
erty consisting OF two of land lyn. the cor
of two Streets can be divided into lots ii desired
There is new French roof house, with cupola
containing II finished rooms, the French roof not
finished ample closet room, water In first and second
Stories fine cellar, large cistern, sc. There is also
good stable.
The view from this property is unsurpassed. giving
an unObstructed view OF the city, harbOr islands and
country for miles in all directions.
This with small outlay can be made one Of the
most Attractive of our suburban residences. This
property is situated within miles of the city, with
u shell road and horse ears to WOodford's.
The sale offers favorable opportunity to the No
voters to receive the benefits and avoid the evils Of
OgdehsDurg loan. Taxes in DeeriDg are very low.
Gan De examined upon application to
n; %; BAILEY Il co, AuetiOneers.
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.1 MITC1IELL'S -.
.... ......-t.. NEW GENERAL, I'd -
Atlas of the World f!
3D. ..' FOR 1872.
From Official Surveys and other Anthem
tic Sources.

This work, by the well known S. Augustus Mitch
MAPS and PLANS, showing the various count
ries of the world Plans of Sixteen Cities &C.. also
late list Of the Post Offices in the United States with
important Statistical Tables, giving in condensed
manner, the different Governments of the world,
and their forms also their square miles, and popula
ton, including that of the Principal Cities of the
world; Routes and Distances to foreign ports and
cities; Land Routes and Distances to places within
the United States; the Census of the United States
for 1860 and 1870.
The work contains fine map Of Chicago, showing
very distinctly the portion of tho city destroyed by
the late fire.
The maps of the United States cover twenty-five
pages Of the Atlas.
The general interest that is taken In the Pacific
Railroads renders this work Of vast importance it
shows the roads completed with ali the stations;
together with the entire routes stretching the
various States and Notwithstanding a continu-
GUS iron band across the Continent, uniting the At
lantic with the Pacific ocean.
OF late years discoveries Of great importance have
been effected regions before comparatively unknown
have been explored and their physical characteristics
ascertained with greater -minuteness, especially
among the mining districts.
In the above-described work, every pains have
been taken in the drawing and engraving of the
Maps tc render them full, clear, and reliable.
Price Ten Dollarshalf the price of other large At
lases. Bound in Leather, cloth sides. D
Agents wanted in every county in the State OF
Maine, to whom liberal terms are offered
y. " N. DeHARr Agent for the State of Maiue
-AN Commercial House, Portland Me.
jyH-d2w
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Administrators Sale Of nnilding.

DURSUANT to a license from the Hon. Judge OF
IL Probate within and for the County of Cumber-
land, shall sell at public auction on the premises
to the highest bidder on the 18th day ofJuy
the 1-2 story Wooden Store, ON Plum Street, re-
Gently occupied by R. X. Robinson, late of Portland,
deceased.
t. X. W. ROBINSON, Administrator
jy17td +. o. BAILEY 81 CO., Auctrs.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Recoipt, by Railroad. and stcomboa,
Foreign Exports,

SAGUA. Brig Hypesion-3135 shocks and heads
100 pairs heading, 1922 n lumber. ~
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.-9 Agents for the sale of the i =
Bonds Of the Portland & Ogdensburg r r
SKIN DISEASES.

HFKOV COHEDONE FIMPLE
REMEDY.-The Skin Medicine Of the Age. Is war
ranted to cure FLESH WORMS, PIhPLEs, Eruptions
and BLoTCHED designations of the face Sold by all
Druggists. Depot 40 Bond st., New York. u. r-
- .a..al
For Moth Patches, FreckIes,r fe
and TAN, use PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKIIE
LOTION. The well known reliable and harmless
remedy for Brown Discolorations of the face. Pre-
pared only by DIR. B. c. Perry, Derinatologst, 40
Bond St., New York. Sold by Druggist everywhere
meh16 MW&S sn&w-6m wiz
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Portland & Ogdensburg r. r.
. rs. .Il- lff 4.l tistL Il - - 30 '.-"Z .
XCU R SION.
BridgfOn and Harrison and Return vin
p. e. o. r.. II, sebago Lake, songO
.-g.d, River and Long Pond. .rf

= .-1.G River and Long Pond. u sr'f -
On and after Monday, July q, 1872 and until fur
ther notice, the steamer "ORIENTAL" will leave
Sebago Lake station, on arrival Of morning trains
from Portland and North Conway, for Naples, Brdg
ton and Harrison. .--.U ....... nv. fl. 4 .,.sf
Returning will leave Harrison at 200 p. N, con-
Meeting with afternood trains for Portland and North
conway. n-..45 -.-.t.r.E s-5 --H tt
Fnre from Portland 20 Harrison md Re-
o. .itsrfstH isi turn, - 90.
And at corresponding rates from all stations on
line of p. & o. r. r. u4rF
This arrangement offers to the pleasure seeker the
finest inland excursion in New England, abounding
in beautiful and varied scenery, and affording de-
ghtful sail Of sixtyeght miles through most inter
esting lake and river navigation. The passage
through the devious channel of the Sougo, famous
among tourists for its charming novelty, VIII alone
repay the visitor for time and money spent ON the
trip. i-' l.. 9r- fei
Ample time for dinner at Bridgton or Harrison.
Excursion train leaves Portland at 30 A. NJ, ar
irving back at TIC p. NJ 49, 40 ...... '-,..'.
Excursion train leaves North Conway at COS A. NJ
arriving back at sos P. NJ. s-...l :. ...af..
F'3" j. HAMILTON, Supt.
,t-. f p. 6 o. z. r.
Portland, July 10, 1879. '--r jy2Otf
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Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
FUNHE undersigned have been appointed by the
iaissiohefs to receive and decide upon ali claims
against the estate of Joseph II. Burne tate OF Deer
ing deceased, and also against the late firm of Z. A
Burnell q Co: ..-,sg
For this purpose they will be in session at the Of
flee Of Perciyal Bonney, No. 100 Exchange Street,
Portland, on the first Wednesdays of August, Octo-
Der and December, A. D. 1872, from ten to twelve
O'Clock in the forenoon. m s,-- ..'-'-,
! HENRY c. PEABODY.
Jy12-oaw3w PERCIVAL BONNEY.
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lChiIdren's Suits, ST.

And upwards, at MRS. WEIGHS, 70 Middle st.
Also Aprons, Sun Bonnetes, &c.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

At meeting Of the citizens Of Petroleum
Centre 10 favor Of Horace Greeley for Presi-
dent, and B. Grstz Brown for Vice Presi-
dent, held at Sobel's Opera House, Aug. 10,
1872, Mr.. G. J. Cross was chosen chair man,
and A. Kline Secretary.
On motion Of Mr.. Kepler the following
gentlemen were elected delegates to the
county convention to be held at the Couri
House, in franklin, on Tuesday August l3,
viz: Messrs. McOmber, ]. S. McCray, d.
williams, Frank Holden, Ten Eyck, j.
Robinson, Kepler and Thomas McHugh.
With the consent Of the meeting, Messrs
McOmbsr and Ten Eyck withdrew as dele
gates and Messrs. v. johnson and Heivly
were elected in their place.
On motion committee was appointed
by the chair to draft preamble on organi-
zation.
It was resolved that the delegates to the
County Convention go uuinstructed.
The committee on preamble reported as
follows:
We, the citizens of Petroleum Centre, P q
irrespective Of party, actaated ~ high
sense Of our duty to aid reform in civil gov.
ernment, and correct the abuses which we
believe to have been carried on under the
rule Of the dominant party in power, do
pledge ourselves to support Horace Greeley,
Of New York, for President, and B. Gra'z
Brown, OF Missouri, for Vice President of
the United States Of America at the election
to be held on the 4th day ofNovember next
1872.
Preamble was unnamiously adopted and
signed by Is citizens.
1t was resolved ..tbAt FIVE copies of the
preamble be drawn up and left at different
places for signers.
On motion Messrs. Kepler, Wicker and
Robinson were appointed committee on
permanent organization, and instructed to
report at our next meeting. \
1t was resolved that the proceedings Of
this meeting be published in the PETROLEUM
CENTRE DAILY RECORD and Titusville
Courier.
On motion the meeting adjourned to meet
at Sobsps Opera House, on Saturday even
ing next, Aug. II, 1872.
G.. j. CROSS, President
A. KLINE, Secretary.
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The following legend relates how a GER
tain Grand Duke Of Florence built bridge
without expense to the State: The Ora nd
Duke issued a proclamation that every
beggar who would appear in the grand plaza
at certain designated time should be pro-
vided with new suit Of clothes free Of cost
At the appointed hour the beggsrs Of the
city all assembled, whereupon 1.-THE officers
caused each avenue of the public square to
be closed, aud then compelled the beggars
to strip off their old clothes, and gave to
each one according to promise, Q new suit.
In the old clothes thus collected enough
money was found concealed to bnild a beau
tiful bridge over the Aron, still called the
Beggar's Bridge.
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The Grant and Wilson Club held an en-
thusiss'ic meeting, st their headquarters,
on Saturday evening. 1t wss presided over
BY Capt. Refer. Considerable business
was transacted, and some stirring remarks
for the good OF the cause were made.
The Democrats and Liberal Republicans
also held meeting at Sobcl's Opera House
Saturday night which was quite largely
attended, the proceedings Of which will be
iound elsewhere.
The columns Of the RECORD are open for
the publication Of the minutes of each club,
II the Secretary will take the trouble to
band them In.
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Casing For Sale.
700 feet 55sth second hand
Casing for sale FOR CASH
AS good as new. Apply to
G. P. BUTTON,
Petroleum Centre, Pa.

Things You Need Not Expect.
Ever to have new servant that does no.
think your house "the hardest place she
ever lived in."
Ever to have mechanic finish . job on
the day promised.
Ever to get q discount on your bill for
gas light.
Ever to see the National Government,
under any party, transact business as direct
and simply 90 merchants.
Ever to see men hung for murder In New
York city.
Ever to have the Laundry people send
home your washing promptly in hot wealth
er.
Ever to get bill for plumbing work that
won't make your hair stand on end.
Ever to see trsgedian who will not
point out bow little bis rivals know Of the
at.
Ever to find newspape, reporter wh o
has not among bis stock Of phrases ''devour-
Ing element "launchsd into e!ernity," }" sal,
went merry as marriage belI," "tbe hap
py pair" "paeked house." and SOLVER ask
ing for more"
Ever TO End man who didn't want TO
make ga little more money!"
Ever to find .stylishly dressed Young
lady, who. after a party, won't know what
most Of the "other girls had on"
Ever to get your moneys worth buying
berries by the box.
Any prices within reason Of fashions able
w6tering places.
That large class won't consider II no ain
to steal umbrellas and repudiate newspa Der
bills.
Ever to fud an old theater goer who viii,
not lament "the decline of the drama"
Or an old merchant that will not condemn
"tbe style of doing business in this fast
age"
An old maid that has not refused half a
dozen offers Of m arriage.
Ever to find an editor who is not OF ths
opinion that bis paper Is one of the most in
fiuential In the eountry.-[Boston CONNER
eisl Bulletin.
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At nesting Of the General Commits
held at Franklin. August 9Th, to ree.I,.
reports Of the subscriptions by tho public Il,
was
RESOLVED, that the public has no, v-
sponded to an amount and extent ,ufie,,,
to justify this Committee 10 assuming ID.
responsibility Of further testing the vsIIdl,
OF tbe casing aud torpedo patents, therefor,
also.
RESOLVED. that the General Commit.s
adjourn to meet at OIL CITY, ON FRIDAY
THE 18TH OF AUGUST, at IL o'clock, .
M, to receive any further ins.rus.Iou
from the public, or to enable IL to sel.,,
a new committee in place Of the prss,u,
one.
F. ". HASTINGS, Secretary
Aug. 9.td.
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THE OIL QUESTION.

The meeting Of rsfners 10 the States
brought out the information that there is re-
dniug capacity in that country for $4,000
barrels Of refined oil per day, while the for
sign and home market does not call for one
third Of that quantity; yet the effort to form
Q rshaers association to regulate their trade
fell through, and ruinous competition con-
tinues. The June report Of the Titusville
Herald shows total production during the
month Of $50, 4s6 bbls, or Q daily average ol
l7,749 bbls, It 10 further remarked ths.
shipments show decrease of about six hun
dred barrels daily, while we'll reports pre-.
Sent considerably greater reduction
Psrker's Lending, and other favorite dis
triots, show large decrease, and the ques-
tion is seriously asked-will the oil hold
out? About million barrels is now held
10 tsnksge, but with declining yield that
quantity would soon be. reduced. Here 10
the Dominion we have large refining capac-
ity and Q constant increase, and we serious
" reflect upon the questions; will the sup
ply Of crude hold out! or is there likely to
be sale for the oil manufactured? Certainly
the quantity pumping is rapidly growing
less, while the large producing interests are
already pretty thoroughly gone over. II is
possible that new district may be found,
but that Is problematical. Attention Is al
ready turning In old localities and old holea
Petrolia, Ont, Advertiser.
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Parker Oil Field
BUTLER COUNTY. +.

BUTLER COUNTY,
The 1vsnhoe well, on the A. L. Campbell
farm, was drilled come depth into the third
sand on Friday last, when Il at once fllei
up 800 or 900 feet and Immediately comnen-
ced flowing large quantities Of oil. The
quality of the sand and the flow Of gas and
oil indicate that the well may prove equal
to any other in the district Parker Il
Thompson, DR.. Crawford, J. II. Hains. and
e. E. Grandon ore the owners.
The well known as Good'enough, on the
same farm, owned by Moorhead, Tact and
others, has been improving for some time
and is now yielding about 100 barrels per
day.
- Up to Tuesday last :he we'll owned by
Parker, Balpb, and others located on land
of NJ. s. Adams & Co., near Petrolia City
continued to yield fully l5o barrels per
day.
The well on the McClymonds farm still
continues 10 yield large amount of oil.
There are several other wells drilling and
preparing TO drill on this and adjoining
farms. W. G. Stoughton, Capt. Allen VIII
son and many other successful operators are
preparing 10 sink wells in this new field.
Quite handsome little town has already
sprung mp on this farm, and ell appearances
indicate that It will be lively, thrifty place
for maoy years to come.
The Angel we'll, near Fairview, was. tor
pedoed on Friday or Saturday Of last week
and for some time afterwards pumped oil at
the rate of $50 barrels per day.
/On the Thompson farm, one and half
miles west Of Lawrenceburg, now owned by
Hulings & Hutchinson, there are two wells
down and pumping, each Of which is yield
ing about so barrels per day. The last we'll
sunk on this tract was put down by John P.
Logan. of Philadelphia. 1t commenced
pumping 1rst on Saturday last and up to
this time its production hos not sunk below
80 barrels per day.
On the Blsney farm. near Petrolia City,
George Dimick and M'Klnney d Nesbit.
have three wells, ss follows:
No. !, Fanny Jane, has been pumping for
some months and 10 yielding 70 barrels per
day.
No. 2, pumping Is barrels per day.
No. 3, now being tubed, has flowed for
some days l75 barrels per day. 1t will no
doubt prove good for l50 barrels for some
time.-T Oilmans Journal
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From Mr.. G. D. Jennisou, of Kaue City,
owner Of the Arrangement for Seed Bag
ging Oil Wells through Small Casing" q
patent for which has been applied for, thai
the apparatus is meeting with good success.
II has been used in several wells already,
and the production materially increased. -
OIL operators will do we'll to examine Mr..
is invention, and We feel confident after &C
doing they will save money by purchasing
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NOTICE..

Prof.. Plsntamour's Comet and the Demo-
cratic rally ofSaturday evening last each
have passed aud generously left us globe
10 inhabit.
The Grant and Wilson club Of Petroleum
Centre, IA strong, will continue to hold
weekly meesins, the evenings being chang
ed, however, from Saturday to Tuesday.
81 guns will be fired tomorrow night In
honor Of the recent Republican victory iu
North Carolina.
PER ORDER OF CLUB.
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seMixed.,1

The 81. Petersburg Progress, with studied
simplicity and solid stupidity, soniounds
sspss with nonsense, orthosrapby with
typography, eyphers with vulgar fractions,
the newspaper business with what be knows
about teachers and the Chinese alphabet,
which ain't much unless be has learned TO
uss u better than bis own.
Speaking Of practical printers We would
simply say that the RECORD has been pub
lisbed nearly % many years as the Progress
hes weeks, and has always presented as nea,
and compact en- appearance as the average
nswspsper does, and % free from typograp ph,
issl mistakes % 10 generally found In daily
nswsPapsr. and altogether free from that
splsshy. slsp dash style, 90 peculiar to our
thin skinned neighbor.
We reitegate eur advice in little di6er-
snt form. Aim stverseity, avoid verbosity,
shun figures Of spsecb-you don't handle
them we'll even when abusing q cotsmpo-
fary'-and 10 future, 10 reply to an article
esi'lc'sing market reports, statistics, &C.,
dou't wander 90 far from the subject. II
may give rise to the suspicion tha. you have
not quite learned the business.
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AUS prevailing topic Of conversation os
'oe s'1eets 'o-daY, is the failure OF the we'll
known oil nru Of Fisher Brothers, which
occurred 90 saturday. A leading business
man Of OH City informs US ths, the oil In
'srss's Of that city will be- loser. 10 A.. TIM.
o. 100000 The down river oouotry and
VIII also be heavy losers, as will ri,u.v,,,.
Tho place loses bus little as near q, va c.n
learn. The opinion appears to bs ,b., nnh
i'c opinion should be suspended Cor the lima
being owing to the fact that Mr.. John j
fso@f' 'as senior member Of the firm, !.
lying seriously III With brain fever, At or,
Guy, The case win probsbly be further
dsvelopsd BY Tomorrow.
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There is q wheat. field on the west eide Of
the San Joaquin river. California, thirty.ave
miles in length by eight in width, with ap
area Of 1884, acres. Estimating the avi
erage yield ut sixteen bushels to the acre
would give total yield OF 2, s67, 200 bushels
or 86,3l5 tons. This amount OF grain would
load s,60l cars, which, IT made up in one
train, would reach tor over eighty miles.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-12

Mr.. John Solver has purchased the Board
ing House recently occupied by Hsbert La
vslls, on Washington street, nearly oppo.
site the Petroleum Centre House, and pro-
poses 10 run 6rstclass houss. His tables
will be furnished with all the luxuries Of the
season, and other accommodations as good
% can be found 10 any hotel In town. Give
John Q call.
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A Chinsman in Weatherville, Cal., whose
life was insured for large amount, was
seriously hurt by failing from wagon
They was some doubt Of bis ever getting
better, and at length one Of bis friends
wrote to the insurance company, "Charley
half dead, likee half money"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-12

A Chicago man dreamed that his child
would be scalded to death. He took every
prssaution against such catastrophe, bu.
precisely five weeks and two days after the
dream the little boy was run over by dog
cart, and escaped uninjured.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-12

A smart lad in San Antonio, Texas, re-
Gently took bis stand by the side of q blind
organ grinder, and hat 10 haud, solicited
aims. When bis tile was nearly filled by
the sympathetic passers-by be walked of,
leaving the organist grinding away, utterly
ignoYant OF the whole transaction.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-12

A set Of paper car wheels on one Of the
Pullman cars running to Jersey City have
ruo over $4,000 miles Of track, and worn
ont one set Of steel tires, which have bees
replaced. The ordinary wheels, 1t 10 "a id,
will only run.sixty thousand miles.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-12

The Baltimore pspsrs complain Of poor
gas aud street lighting arrangement. and
pathstically picture the police OF the city as
losing themselves In the dsrkuets Of their
own beats and iuquirins the way to the
station hou,s Of strangers.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-12

Kansas advertisement: "Engaged-Miss
Anna Gould to John CandalI, City Mar
shal OF Leavenwortb, Ks. From this time
henceiorward and forever-until Miss Anna
Could becomes Q Fidow-all young men are
requested to withdraw their particular at
tentions."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-12

I. Victoria, the most popular. and wealthy
ofail the British colonies In Australia, has
not 90 many adult Inhabitants now by 40,-
600 % il bad ten years age, though there
has been su increase Of 200, 900 in the total
population.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-12

A "woman of business" In Arkansas has
just tarred aud feathered her husband. la
fellow ts to be "Ku-Kluxsd," how much
nicer It must be to have It done BY the vi se
of bis bosom than by the cold, rough hand
of hooded stranger.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-12

When you see two young persons seated a
10 the centre OF q pew in church, you NAV
make up your mind they are engaged, Or
eping n be; but when one is at The head
and the other st the foot Of the pew, you
can Immediately determine that they are
married.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-12

Connecticut is credited with the LATEST
fisherman. The individual 10 question 10 .
"Fifteenth Amendment" who ties bis flsh
line to bis dog, and when be gets q bite
kicks the dog.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-12

The Democrats ol tbe village of Plumer
held meeting at that place, on Friday
evening last. and elected Messrs. Frank
Smith, Frank Campbell aud Washington
Alden, delegates to the Democratic County
Convention, which meets At franklin, TO-
morrow.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-12

A good-nstured traveller fell asleep In Q
train and was carried few miles beyond
bis destination. "Pretty good joke, this,
isn't IL" said be to fellow passenger.
"Yss, but Q little too far fetched" WAS the
reIoindsr.