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The New York herald., 1872-12-28
ARE OUR THEATRES SAFE?
Reports Of the Fire Marshal and the Inspector
Of Buildings Upon Them-Possibilities of
Fire and Probabilities Of Escape.

The lesson taught by the burning OF Barnums
museum Is one that our people must not fail to be
warned by. 1t was only matter OF time that saved
our city from human holocaust by the burning
OF that match safe, and it becomes us to look at
the condition Of the other theatres In midst to
which on aggregate Of twenty five thousand OF our
people resort nightly. The following Is an abstract
OF the report OF inspection just made by Inspector
A. y. Mooney, one OF the Fire Marshais ana
shows pretty conclustyely the condition OF the
places Of amusement yet remaining. 1t Is followed
by abstracts from the late report OF superintendent
Macgregor, with especial reference to the means
OF escape therefrom BY an audience In case OF nre
Both exhibits are encouraging but 1t will be seen
that we have number OF unsafe theatres st above
ground, and 1t is well TO point them out. The lol-
lowing u
THE MARsHALs INSPECTION
TEEaTaK Cos.suE, examined November T.-Heated
Are ia any part Of the bu,ians Safe 'o ''oSs' Or
oLYxPc fHEAraF, examined November 2I.-Heated by
Lights all projected. Safe condition.
floor pipes running round seats In the house. Very
wsELscKs, December a-Two upright furnaces in eel
.T acs sgs % nS ne sSys r IN PAIN sSp h NJ zinc
Sss a. al.
pipe running through 2 wooden partition. Alterations
uslos ssy1as Ir..rRE, Dec 2-steam pipes from the
sSsl ~. s fis s
Light "d gsossea ss boiler under c-o.,v .r.., ..
D ssees SSs. Ss
used in the building except small gas stove
hydrans With hose attached aud the lights are all pro-
BowRpY Dec. 6-Heated by two furnanccs under the
near which women hang clothes. Stove in room No. s.
on wooden box. No globes wire projections on the
1ss Ss large af s.sS :a s s S
V % all The ess
and the theatre now Is In as good condition in the
DS Dee al. q, safe
two under the stage and one In front basement Lights
under the stage and In dressing rooms have globes
Tosr PASTORS OPEnA House. Dec. 18-House heated
by six stoyesi three in cellar under stage in green
made safe, according 10 orders " '
ACADEMY OF Music, Dec. l6.-House heated by steam;
ana furnace under Fourteenth street sidewalk
BooIHs Dec. ls.zBulding heated with steam Engine
tsched Everything safe. A'A'N' "''' ''0'' =
steam. Furnace in basement on Twenty.fourth street
No other lights for heating Fire extinguishers and
Woods aud ssn francisco MIns,res have not yet been
visited.
Macgregor's Report-Mcans Of Egress In
Case or Fire.
The following extracts are from the latest report
OF Mr.. Macgregor, superintendent OF Buildings,
touching the means OF escape In the theatres
above enumerated and others not yet inspected BY
the Fire Marshal. Mr.. Macgregor's report Is for
the year 1907
THEATRE CoxiouyThc walls Of this theatre are 16 by
2inchcs thick; The entrance Broadway Is IL feet
long. Two doorways open TO parquet feet wide 1--WE
Nsucases, oicet wde tad 70 ats her, yhyst windlvS
The New York herald., 1872-12-28
-eck OF the Schooner sonora ON Torta-
KEY WEST, Pa, Dec. 81, 1872.

The schooner Sonora, from Apalachicola for Car
denas, lumber laden, was wrecked on Tortugas
and bilged Her cargo win probably be saved.
The New York herald., 1872-12-28

The franklin Forced Into Halifax.
Reports from Halifax. N. s.. dated last night,
The New York herald., 1872-12-28
Total Loss or the Brig Meteor.

A despatch from Sctuate states that the brig
Meteor, before reported as having dragged over
among the rocks OF Second CHI, is breaking up,
and will not be worth trying to save. Some Of the
cargo has been washed ashore.
The New York herald., 1872-12-28
A Schooner Driven Ashore.

The schooner George e. Thatcher. from Mobile,
anchored yesterday in the Narrows, and drifted
on to Galloupe's Island last night, but was got OF
this morning by tugs,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-13

We can recommend the following Vocal
Collections of choice Piano Songs: "Sbiu-
ing Lighm," (Sacred Song.): "Godsu
Lesves," Vs's /. and II; "Hesrth and
Home" Fireslde Echoes" Sweet Sounds"
Priceless Gems" Price, $l.76 each in
boards; 81 in cloth; $3.50 iu cloth AID
gilt
Also the following Instrumental Collre-
tions: Fairy Fingers" Magic Circle"
young Pianist" and Pearl Drops".-ronr
easy collections "Muicai Recreaiiops"
"plessapt Memories" Golden Chimes"
aud "Brillisnt Gems" for more advanced
players Price of each book, $l.75 IN
Nosrds; 81 in cloth; $3.50 in cloth snd
gilt
Strans' WAltzes (ssk for Peters Edition)
10 2 vols, 81 each in boards; S. in cloth.
Novelties Cheap Edition Of Pisno-Forls
Classics, consisting Of Mendelssohn's CON-
ple,e works 10 1 vols 8vo, price 81 so each;
Folio Edition, s. each: Besthoven's Soma
tss. -; Hszurkas, Ballads, and Prelndss,
price 80 each; Schuherl's Ten Sonstas. -;
Sbuherts Plano Pirc's, 81; Mossrts Soma
las, s.; Wsber'e Complete Piano Pieces,
-; Schuman's 43 pieces, g. etc. etc. In
ordering these, be sure 10 ssk for Novelties
Edition. They are all handsome editona
Novello's cheap Vocal Collections: NJ ther
Gooss, $2 and 50: RandeRser's Sacred
Songs, 81 so; Aendplssohn's rs SonR',
beautifully bound, 81 50; Scbumsn's Vocal
Album, $3; Moore's Irish Melodies, Folio
Edition. by B.lfe, IS; German Volkshedsr
Album. 81. etc., etc.
Stainsr's Christmas Carols, new and old,
illustrated. Price a. The same vishou,
Illustrations, in vels., u each; sompls'',
$l.60.
Peters Musical Monthly. price 80 cent.
each, every number containing at least y
worth Of music Bound volumes for 1867,
1870, 1871, and 1872. price IS each. Ad-
drrss, J. L. PETERS, 500 Broadway, Now
York.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-13

The article published In tbs RECORD q
DAY or two since calling attention TO abs
distressed family Oh the KsscA farm, hss
called forth . liberal response from our char
liable people. Nearly all our grocery, -four
aud feed dealers and butchers, contributed
srticIss OF provision, while private citizens
sent 10 money and clothing. The good book
says BLESSED is the cheerful giver," which
probably means that The Master Of Life
looks With favor on oil such. With this the
givsrs, could they listen to the thanks Of tbs
sick woman and starving little ones. would
be more than compensated for their gifts.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-13

Plato's tradition OF the lest continent 10
being verined BY leading geologists, and
that the space new occupied BY tie Atlantic
Ocean was oaee that continent Upon the
Rocky Mouutains abun dsnt evidenss Of the
theory that they are outskirts Of 1t are found
10 the aquatic plants aud shells strewn over
them. The White Mountains and the Adir-
ondacks are alss rscogr ixsd by those inter-
ested as high points Of the boundary Of the
country which lies under the saa.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-13

The scholar whipping case HI franklin
still spgrOsses the attention Of the public.
Both parties are oat with communicat tions
in this weeks Spectator. Both clam TO be
right aud thus the matter stands. The
Spectator says Of it.:
Very reluctantly We give place this week
to two communications 10 reference TO a
whipping case 10 our public school, which
has been matter OF public talk for the
past two weeks. We have nothing to say
about the merits OF either side OF the ques-
tion, both having . bearing 10 our c,lumns,
which gives the public as much as we know
about t. Although we do not hold our
sIvestesponsibls for anything either side
may say, We will not publish any more com.
municstions about this ease, believing ths,
more interesting matter can bs found fol
our columns.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-13

The Petroleum Centre RECORD will not
allow 10 10 act - bottle-holder for It 10 the
approaching "niip with Casey. On the
whole, We don't know - We care much; the
bottle would probably be empty before we'd
got bold Of Il. II Derrick.
To tbinl 1t would bs empty ifths Der
rick man vss around 10 interview II, o,ber/
wise sot.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-13

OIL NEws.-A rig on the Jordan tract
east OF Turkey run, was burned on Thursday
morning last We have not heard the pa.-
siculars Of the ars, but understand that two
men were severely burned.
The Forest City No. 2, on the Master
farm, 10 going down slowly. This we'll is
near the great gas we'll and 10 owned BY the
sane company.
Our reporter Vas 10 error last wesk 10 res
porting the rig st the Hullings d Crsry we'll
IS being burned, since it was merely the
engine house.
The Spencer we'll On the Weller tract,
uear Turkey City. 10 abou. down, and will
test considerable territory 10 that vicinity,
ss It 10 considerably 10 the right Of the Hss.
tor well belt, aud to the left Of the KIiuvsr
and Slieksr farm belt, 50. called. A few
dsys, With no ill-fsrtune will suiics
to tell the tale.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-13
A s:Real ROmance.n

The Mssdvills Republican contains . sort
Of Romance 10 real life. In which the facts
ere % singulsrly relsted, that we give tas
following syuopsis: On Friday last .
ysuos lady Of sbous twenty years Of sge'
called en the Justice Of the Peace Of venan>
20 Boro. snd 10 . private interview related
the history efhve years Of her lie. She
said tbs. when Hnssa years Of age she was
living with family 10 Cussewago town
ship, and while there 40 acquaintance Of
tho family . young man, came there and
stopped . few weeks. The young man
was about sixteen years Of age, and during
bis residence there the family went away
on . visit Of shres days. leaving the young
man ssd girl alone to "keep house." The
family returned, the young man departed,
and 10 due season the young girl took upon
herself the tonors OF q mother, without the
honors OF wifs-snd oil on account OF
''keeplos house, with the young man -
The yousg woman vas 90 orphan, depend
snt upon herself for support, and a friend
adopting the baby, the young girl left the
family and went 'into the world to earn
bread" Fer years the young lady aud ber
friends had been looking for the youog man
but his whereabouts could not b. ascertsiD/
ed. She worked 10 OIL City, Rousevills,
Union and other places, and preserved her
reputation as 90 industrious and we'll be-
bsvsd young lady.
For lew weeks past she has been stopI
ping 10 Neadville, aud one day last week
concluded to visit her old friends in Ve/
mango Co. As she left the reception room
10 the depot to enter the car, she met the
young man, the father Of the child, face 10
face. They had not seen J each other nor
heard 9 word concerning the life Of the
other for Eve years, and after the frst ssr.
prise and greeting were over the young man
drew her aside aud they narrated the story
of their lives since their experience 10
"bouse keeping" During the relation OF
their experiences their little child, or Cupid
rlfied sn srrsw into each Of their hearts,
and they renewed The VOWS Of rusr and
holier love. Aad they we're married, and
tue visit Of tie mother and wife 10 the Jus.
tlce Of the Psscs WAS TO ssesrtaia whether
they could with proprie.y demand their
child from its adopted psrents. 1t is q
strange denOucemeDt 10 not 90 extra tor.
dinsry affair, and 1t 10 10 bs hoped that
they will secure their child.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-13
Gold at l p. N. ll3L

Ssms days ego We Published On Item rels. y.
tive to . lamp exp!osiou 10 The upper Dor.
zion OF aesss q Armstrong; fsur and feed
stare, which csns near resulting 10 seri
ons eosasgratiou. The oil 10 use 10 tho
lamp came from the rennsry Of Herman,
Cornell & Co., sud 1t appears the Tl,uuville
rins rsdusrs are trying to make cspi,sl %,
Of Il from the fact that H G. 4 Co. do 10,
sslong to tbs ring, 10 other words ssskiag to
lead the public 70 believe that the oil reaa
cd by them 10 Of dangerous and explosive
Su,lI'y. This morning, Ar. L. Beaumont,
United States Inspector, vas 10 town for the
purpose Of testing said oil. A quantity oi
the sane oil used 10 the lamp at the time i.
exploded was drawn from ihe barrel end
the test applied. II stood the test st ia
deg. Fahreuhsi., thus proving beyond q
doubt that the oil isssll was not the cause OF
the explosion.
We will say here, for tbs bsAsnt Of The
f,tnsvllls END Of .hs rshnsrs' rlsG, that ve
have sssd oil from the refinery Of Msssrs
Hermsn, Csrnsli d Co. for the pest four
yssrs, and consider that no better oss be
refined. We nigh. add farther tia. II 10 "a
sxersdiUgly small vsy for the combination
- seek to crafty petty spite sgainst men
whoa they esnno. force 10 60 10 ui,h tbsn
10 thair sndsavors to gain possession OF ths
oil businssa III Won't wAsb." however
Tho Pot'slsuu Centre rehners ere no, 10 ths
riHg sad cannot he forced 10. "Which th,
same" 10 right.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-13

A device bas been invented for giving ts
Photographic image-such - head OF
other agurs--the appearance Of being sep
aratsd from any back ground, isolated from
neighboriug objects and entirely surround/
ing by the atmosphere. The sffss. 10 OBJ.
tanned by surrounding the photograph with
3 mirror, to that Of Ihs apparent depth O.
the space around the image appears allno.t
unlimited.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-13

The mauia for srrrsting school teachers
for inaicting corporal punishusnt 10 raging
iu this section. Frapklin and Petroleum
Centre have had ttsI cases and Oil City,
determined not 10 be on. done, has also
succeeded In working up q similar CASE
Miss ERb'rs, . school tsasber 10 that place,
vas tried before the school boa I'd for giving
. soa Of J. J. Vsudergriit first class whsl-
ing. The board justified her sction.-Ven-
ango Citizen.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-13

ApypRrIsrNo.-The Hartford Churebmau
las the follow log sensible article on The
Hunbug aud the Sense Of Advs, tisine:"
Concsrpiug advertising there 10 . great
deal Of positive humbug. We say "bumbus"
because the word 'frasd" does not fatty
cover the case. Advertising 10 unQusstion-
ably one great secret Of success. But Il
mast bs iudicious advertising. Some men
want 70 buy advertising as the Vulgar buy
pictures, looking 10 tbs quantity net Tho
quality. or course, what 10 called 'lsres
advertising" pays, but, only, however, when
done With good Judgement For issssncs,
I. 10 aos gssd judgement, except In very
rae cases. 10 sdvsrtiss ss any price in cheap
Issues, or chslitsbls publications that are
given away. They are seldom read. Next
10 wor,hlessssss ss q vehicle comes the or
binary simanic. Thess are manufactured
10 most surprising extent, aud Ihs invss.
,ment 10 immensely proassble to sPotheearies
and paper dealers. The man Of paper, CO.
operating with The man Of pills, makes the
whole almanac business Of mu,uai profit
One collector, on the Hudson, 10 our posi-
tive know ledge, has bought, during the last
few weeks, no less than ten tons Of almsnats 8
which were sen, out to country spotbesarlss
Tor distribution. There 10 also one whole
sale druggist 10 New York city who Sells
these thiugs by the Ion, instead Of sending
them out 10 eusto mers. This IL only one o
The ways 10 which iDjndicious advertisers
waste their money. Advsrtissrs should rec
member that circulation OF ten or fifteen
thousand 10 an unexoeptionsble medium 10
worth vastly more than hundred thousand
through the medium Of q ques,ionabeI
agant Printing 10 not advertising.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-13

The Forest Press speaking ofProi Porter,
who 10 preparing 10 start new Democratic
paper 10 Clarisn, says: "ProG Porter 1,
bnssling ssous like . streak Of gas in Topic,
With cotton shirt on, preparing Tor the
publication Of the "E,erDsl Democrat In
Clarion, which 10 10 snnihilsis Brown where
hs stands, spd blow Sam. Young clear ovs,
the border"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-13

The Akron Beacon publishes ;.his advsr.
tisement: Personai-Wsnted.-The under,
signsd, q healthy young man unable to pro.
cure other employment at which be csu
make au honest living, desires to Inform
professors of medicine and surgery that be
will submit himself t. Ok detrimental opera
tions Of almost any d. ser ption for .ressona.
BILE compsasation. Address Vlvisection,
bsx 2'845.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-13

The aspirsnt for the Msls Of "msanest
man" this time, 10 Boston merchant. He
invited Q nsighbor whose goods we're in peril
N the nrs, 10 store them In bis esta blsh-
ment. The offer was accepted and now the
good Samaritan presents bis nsighbor . bill
OF . hundred dollars tor storage.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-13

The R~Husrs association, whose Board
Of Directors have been 10 session 10 New
York Tor the past few days We are informed
yesterday ratified the plan Of 90 alliance
viii the producers, ss reported by their
sommit,ee. The plan will probably 60 Into
operation o. soon - the details srs srrang-
ed, which will probably be between now sod
January.
The plan 10 not looked upoa With much
favor 10 ,his District. II the majority ere
10 favor Of u, We presume the Eleventh
District will coincide.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-13

BRNzrNE EXPLOSION On Saturday
morning last o portion Of the city was start
led by loud explosion and . general rst/
tling Of doors and windows.. DR.. A. G.
Es5ert 10 building . foundation in rear OF
the Rural Hotel for bis Office, and 10 order
10 keep the frost from affecting . pile Of
stones which had been smptied 10 the ex-
csvation, benzins was pour.d on them Pri-
day nigh! and sci on fire. On Saturday
norRisg the contractor came to work and
poured between one and two quarts Of ben,
zine On the stones, expecting 1t to igni,.
from . small fire In one corner Of the cellar
toward which be had thrown trail. turning
90 soos 90 be smptisd bis buoket, to 70 TO
the barrel, which was q few feet dIstsnt, to
get more benzine. Just ~ hs left The edge
Of the cellar be WAS startled by Q loud exI
plOsion. and turning around saw his pile OF
stones dropping back into the cellar. The
explosion was caused by the heat 10 the
stones from the IRE the night before genera.
ting. the benzins into gas, which comuuni-
Gated with the fire in the cellar. The COD
cussion broke several v windows In DR.. EeI
berrs house and the Rural Hotel, and wss
percep,ibls At irs.t 500 yard. distant. For
'nnateiy aobsdy was hurt.-l Vsnanso Spec.
zen.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-13

The oil producers Of 'hs vsusago region
have decided TO cut down drilling operations
in that vicinity, and thus keep down su
iscrsAss ofproduction. This. they think.
will tsud to increase the price Of oil, and
enable them 10 regulate the markst-Pitts-
burgh Mail.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-13

Billy Casey, Of Pstrolia, is after the edi'
tore Who said hs bad slain Parker, st thai
place apms two weeks ago. He intends to
commence with Wicker, Of the RECORD,
where ne will also probably stop.-Vsnsngs
Citizen.
You bet!
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-13

"Crovouss," the Historian Of Pitbols
has left Ti,usvil,s once more, for the third
or forth time the present season. The Oil
City Derrick publishes it's standing puff 70,
bin, annOu noing his departure.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-13

Butter aud chesse are almost indlsD.n.,
BILE articles Of food. Properly used. th"-
are nutritious and healthy; but On ino,d}
nate use Of either csuses indigestion 'n,, ,ns
dyspepsia. Owen Gafuey's Sunday Co,n ru
fort JudieiorLy used will remove both % =,
tbero troubles W
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-13

Oue of ibs largest and old.st life insur-
aoos CON mpsnies OF New York proposes TO
reduce iS rates about twenty per cent. On
tie slesrd ground that the business ior
some year, past has been SO profitable as to
Justify such reduction.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-13

6The orthodox world has just bees sh0 Ok.
ed by the announcement that Q child in
London WAS lately baptized without water.
Blu. why should We bs scaudalizsd st seeing
Q child begin life without water when We
complassutly regard 20 many Of them
around us going through lie without bread
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-13

A Miss Apple tried 10 cOmmi suicide at
Hsriposs, California, lately, because she
vss neglected. fruit Miss Apple wanted 10
be one OF pair.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-13

fbs Central Petroleum Company are put.
sing up another rig on the hill, in The vicinI
ity OF the new we'll.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-13

AfoLoov.-A dsy o. two sisce We pus-
lished ~ excellent article sntitisd "Con-
ssrning Oil," from the pen Of "Johauues," !"
an old aud vsIued correspondent. We made
10 esmmsn's on the article, considering
that the entire areund was covered 10 -
able and exhaustive manner, snd nothing
more eosld ss said oo the subject. 10 the
article there occurred several annoying Typ
ogrsphicsl errors, and 10 making q eorr.c-
slon We made the item read grammatical
instead Of "ypegrapieaii errors" {" Il
should have reed. Our correspondent is
Justly Indignant and with sufficient cause. -
We Gao assure him that The mistake was not
intsntioual 90 ear part Sort Of q 'eemedy
Of errors" "enly ihis snd nothing more"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-13

The new we'll Of Aawbinuey, Vsnsasdsil
q Co., on the Wilson farm, aear Fairview,
10 reported to'dsy ~ $50 barrels. .-[On CITY
Telegraph.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-13

An entsrprisiag market woman has been
doing thriving business in Patterson In
selling roll butter, The interior Of which, to
within halt an inch Of he surface 10 filled
with axle grsess.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-13
There should bs 90 more suesrs .. Msxi

There should 6s 90 more suesrs st Msxi.
co ss bsrbarous country. The Mayor and
several Aldermen Of the City Of Mexico,
having bssn charged with only an a,,smp,
to commit fraud at recent municipal cleo
'ion, were promptly suspended from The
exercise of tesir functions BY order Of the
Governor.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-13

Pretty goud. The Titusviils Press pro-
nounces "Crowcufs" among ibe greatest Of
American wits. Artemus Ward, Nasby,
John Phoenix, &C., are played out hereafter
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-13

A topper snssrsf at ayoans man ior wesr,
log spscssclss, whom the latter said, 'Is 10
bstter to use glasses over the nose % do.
than under the nose % you DOR
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-13

The Western Union Telegraph Office is
being removed to Its new quarters In the
Central House, to-day.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-13
CIGARS

Lovers Of good cigars will fud seyers, a..
tirsly new brands, never before in,rodn..d
in tn is place, nt the Post Office News Roo-
They are warranted pure Havana