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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-24
NOTES OF THE DAY.

NOTES OF THE DA Il.
Peach ,ries are 10 bloom in Florida
| NO vermin at Chicago since toe Are
A barrel Of buckwheat -four exploded in
Iowa.
Texas has IN ar,esian well which spouts
ssds water. Flavoring sxtrs.
Theirs has now ordered sll the press tele-
grams under rigid censorship.
A CIltiornis China woman took strycbnins
10 cure her hopeless lovs ior Mslican man
Grace Greenwood sontessss that the San
fraueisco ''ghoss window" rather staggered
her.
The milk producers wan. the contractors
to consider the udder side Of the question -
Boston Post.
A talented Georgian placed the init sf
bis eun 10 the fire " bile he looked do~R the
muzsle went hence.
New Haven 10 having ito snsuai "myster.
ions' sbskiue up. Earthquakes Or spirits
they des't know which.
Chsrlpstoa, s. c., has had an old.fashion
cd tournament, With . dozen valiant
knights and all tho parsphrrnalis.
Philadelphia Ass produced the latest ay-
log machius. 1t iss "cgar shaped bal
loon" and runs BY compressed cir.
All the traam-nts Of the CoIumn Ven
dome have been recovered, aud will soon be
restored to its iOrmer poeition.
An Indian. youugser miscnievousiy iet
sas family pisAo 90 6rs. By playing on it
vigorously ii wss distinguished,
A souto Cnrslios prisoner deliberately
aross and fed from the courtroom while
the judge wse delivering tis sentsuse.-
The man wbose hair turned white In
single night 10 surpassed by the girl who
lost bes completely "a 10 dance.
It's . libel on Mr.. Gr-ely's know ledge o,
farming to say that be ever wrote 90 essay
on the proper time to graft boot.trs.a
Eegsnt Toilet Articles st thsPo Q. Once
Newsro0m.
Tom Hugbes writss that the avs:sge OF
American citzens 10 enc Of the most reeerv-
I'd, tacituru and matter Of fact Of mortals." {"
A very intelligent bear went to Sheep
pen 10 sherman. w., united the door ctr ue
selected sbrrI, tied up the door again.
and made Of.
"Womsu not exactly 40 Angel" was tbs
ungs liant little Of a sermon in ST. Louis
lately by the Rev Dr.. BurI'ngbum. Whas
Oh all we do With him!
GOut in Louisville, az a man sickered unto
death bis pet pigeon siekrued too and " hen
the man dnsi'y died the gentle pigeon died
also. How pretty.
A serious and singular railway sccident
was cau'ed in Eng!shd by the engineer and
fireman both going to sleep at their posts
while The train was 10 motion.
A recent letter from Florence says Of Jsn.
ny Lind: ''Her execution was fsultIess
and much cIesrnees and ewsetneea remain TO
testify to what ber voice hes been."
The Boston Post says that Conuecticut
man 10 said 10 have become 20 timid by rss'
son Of blasting accidents that no canuo,
hear hank report without trembling.
The entertaining individus; who 10 or
ganizing . brass band Of twenty women in
Cincinnati. ssys II they learn half as many
"sirs" ~ they put on the experiment cannot
fsil Of being . succs.s.
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A strsng police force sailed out 10
Chicago on Saturday night, made their way
into four gambling deus, and captured thir-
ty.sight gamblers. They we're oil taken
bsfo,s police magistrate, aud each held 10
$500.
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Chicago srsists in doing slrssge and un-
accountable things. 1t has arrested, con-
victsd, and put in jail sn Alderman for the
crime OF receiving y hribe to influence bis
vote on contract. 1t is claimed there are
at least score other Aldermen ID that city
who should bs put through the same exper-
iencs Ths Gagged Alderman Of course 10
aot treated like q common convicted thief
He has clean cell, good bed, gets bis mea !.
At the restaurant, and has IN occa sicual
"high old time" with Rhine wine and cigsrs
10 the company Of bis fsllsw Alderman.
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Tbis 10 oIs Of those cold dissgrseable
days that cause people TO hug = good coal
Dire pretty close. It 10 also . bsL day for
local itsms, sod eood day tor bot whiskiss
Who'll have smother one.
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II GAFFNEY keeps constantly OF
hand Scotch Ale and London Porter, espee
ally tor family Msr.
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Secure the Shadow ere the nhatsoce
fades" by going TO Hrmpsted 4 Cos Da-
gurrrean Gallery. Petroleum Centre, Pa.
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II Gc TO ths Jsm~s'own Clothing Store
for your Chthing Of all kinds. They sre
selling gooda ''dirt cheap"
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The Warren b Vsosngo Kailrosd survey.
ors have rssommencsd surveying % The
Egbert tam snd further down The Crsek
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Now 10 the time TO subseribs for New
York Dsilys - Stokes trial 10 commencing.
They can be tad Vt the Post Onice.
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1t Ia only by the most unweari~d persevsr-
snce and the strictest attention to business
that Lord Courteusy has been able to accu-
mu'ste, before he has reached the sge Of
thirt, five, 81, ,oOO,ooo Of debts.
A man 10 Dunhury discovered that pow.
der fried in lard was good for boils. He
tried It, The siove cover 10 10 the second
etory now, though msst oil the rest of the
stove has been collected. He was 6eceiy-
I'd 10 bic lard, bs says Il Danbury News.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-24

~ Beautiful aud fashionable Scarfs and
Meek Ties, at AL DEN'S.
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u p"op's VA, drink whisksy. they should
procure ss~s Ot , T Sult& Co.'S old Ken
ssess wsisssy. to bs procured 1t Owen
Gs&asyS Liquor Store. Try it.
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MACHINE NOTICE!

I have few Of the IMPROVED HOWE
SEWING MACHINES, Tor sale at manu-
fsc,urers prices. Now 10 your tine 10 get
the BEST MACHINE MADE, st very
cheap prices.
The 80 90 machines will sell for $50 90
I" $500 =" ..64 90
~ Call at OPERA HOUSE MUSIC
STORE. TIFUsvMLE, PA.
JsaI5tI X. II. SARGENT.
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Lou Vsusnsr has recsn.ly rspsiated and
otherwiss ''6xsd up" that isvorita resort,
making It y plssssnt place u pAss 90 even.
ing. f.r
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Fighting shli continues 10 the N ortberu
States of Mexico, and ausroby is the ords r
Of the day.
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Westenbolm Knives and R,zors at the
Post of{ice.
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Cspt. Jinks Of The Hortv Marines 10 ID
town ,o-dHy.
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Fss 'resurs to bs given by Hon. wm.
F'rsone' % Tuesdsy evening next, promises
Z" W ID" INST Interesting one OF toe Y. N.
u. A rs"iss,
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eSplsudid winter cnred HAMS
BACON. at SCHEMERHORN Il TEN
EYCK'S, cor Washington and I'd sts j 10
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II Ch ildren's Likenessas taken between
the bours Of 10 . N ssd 2 p q, q arrf9ssed
d Co's Daguerrean Gallery. jAnl3tf.
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Apples! AP,sles.
Just received sne hundred bsrrels Of tkoae
nice APPLES from the farm, and twenty
ever came to this town. Cali and see for
yourselves.
Nov 1T n. Fl. WARNER.
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Pictur~a culorsd 10 ludia Ink and oil, at
Hpmpstsd 4 Cos Gallery. jau. Is.
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Ready made cottages are being shipped
sror New Jersey to Chicago.
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Life.sizs Rembrandt pic,ares takes d
Hsmpsted d Cos Gallery.
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First slasa Chewing aud Smoking Tobse-
90 Ut the Pest ONCE.
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!Daily Nswspapsrs OF al kinds at the Pos,
Once.
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Circulating Library st tns Post Office
Newsroom.
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New stock Of Winter Ciothi1g go
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Take Notice.

Now ts the tiUe 10 buy your Apples. a. l
am selling them of st prices that will as
t0eish on, from Ond dollar barrel and no
wards. or snything else in the store, a. Mr..
Briggs is going 10 close ont about the flrs,
of The month. Call and see for yourselves
f. Tr BRi0Gs.
Per H. II. WARNER, Clerk.
dec. 2l.tf.
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Adam's nativity has at last been diacov ct
cd He was, according to Darwin, . germ.
man.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-02
Buffalo Bill In Cleveland.
from the Cleveland LEADER

hASAA hhS sAN
"Buffalo Bill" the original, genu-
Inc "Bill," who has lifted more hair,
wiped out moro redskins, killed more
grizzlies, and raised more particular
mischief generally upon the plains
than any other man, according to Ned
Buntline, passed through this city on
Friday last, on his way East. Buffalo
William only stopped In this city long
enough to corral sufficient provisions
ut the depot dining-hall to last him to
Buffalo. lie was attired in the usual
buckskin suit so often described In ten
cent works Of fiction, and created
much CONSERVATION among the sable
walters by eating his beef entirely
raw, and cutting his bread with u
bowie-knife that he had twisted around
among the vitals Of scores OF Indians,
as the notches OIL the handle prove.
He wore a gray shirt, upon which
flashed the flfty-cent solitaire that
Alexis gave him for his services In the
recent buffalo hunt. that flooded the
country with cheap meat and nearly
ruined the butchers. While leisurely
awaiting the departure of the Eastern
Express, Bill amused himself by
throwing his railroad ticket In the air
and shooting 1t full of holes with his
revolver, often putting six bullet holes
through the same before 1t fell to the
ground. While thus engaged, n tobacco
dealer came into the depot, bringing a
large wooden Indian which, he intended
to express to gainesville for q cigar
Dealers sign.
No sooner did B. B. see the blood
thirsty demon Of the forest than a
change swept over his countenance
like u cyclone over n d~uck-pond. Civ
ing an ear-piercing yell, that would
have delighted timid young ladies who
want to wear earrings but dare not
have their ears pierced by the ordinary
means, William gave n leap seventeen
feet into the air, and came down on
the white-wood savage like n thou
sand of brick quicker than the light
ning's flash he stabbed the unsuspect-
Ing Indian to the heart, and before the
latter could use the tomahawk that is
immovably fixed in his hand, he was
cut into mincemeat, and his enemy
waved aloft tho wooden top-knot that
decorated his finely carved head. The
bystanders stood aghast at the fearful
tragedy, and the train moving otf at
that moment, Buffalo Bill stepped on
board rs calm as ever, saying. as he re-
moved the slivcrs from his knife
"Waugh! another red devil wiped out.
Skinfint, my comrade, you are almost
avenged"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-02

An APPALLING DEATn.-A gentle.
man who was n passenger OIL the train
lately wrecked OIL the Rock Island,
Ill.,, Railroad, says the scene was in
d~iscribably horrible. Mr.. and Mrs.
Reuben Reins aud their little child
were seated in the fore part Of the car
when tho collision occurred, and we're
thrown by the t~elescoping Of the cars
to the ear The husband was eXtri-
Gated without great difficulty, but 1t
was found impossible to remove the
debris from the vito. Her head and a
portion Of the body were exposed, and
her frantic cries for assistance for tho
child were he~artrending. The little
thing was finally gotten out, but the
poor woman was soon wrapped In
flames, and her creams and prayers
grew weaker and weaker until silenced
in death. Mr.. Rains injuries, 1t Is
feared, will prove fatal rs he was still
unconcious when our informant left.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-02
rHE WORLDS GOOD OPINION.

The desire to DO respected Is a uni
yersal sentiment. None are so ele-
waited In station or in character as to
be above it, none have sunk so low as
entirely to have lost 1t. Even those so
hardened In vice that their natural
susceptibilities seem to be deadened'
are still alive to this desire, and no
efforts made to reclaim them are sue
cessful that do not recognize and honor
Il, 1t Is one Of tho safeguards OF So
clety, and acts continually as check
upon evil, and an Indictment to well
doing. Yet this desire so universally
felt and so beneficial in its nature, can-
not be gratifled at will. The respect
of others is one of those good things
that we may rightly hope for and re-
ioice In, but which comes most album
dainty when 1t Is least sought. There
are conditions upon which 1t IS de-
pendent that we may supply, but
when we cherish an eager anxiety for
it and make 1t 4 chief aim In life, we
shall surely Illustrate our own purpose.
1t Is a blessing that refuses to come at
our bidding, but which Is poured freely
upon those whose aims take q deeper
and higher range.
There are some who lose the respect
Of others, because they do not sutli-
GENTLY respect themselves. 10 do
this, they need not be c~onceited or
vain. Indeed, conceit and vanity are
incompatible with true self-respect,
which comes rather from a recognition
Of the rights and dignity Of all human
beings. He who rightly honors all
men will not despise himself. The
most truly self-rcspecting N will
always DO the most respected by 9TH
ers. Modest and unassuming. he yet
honors his own nature too greatly to
stoop to q mean action ; he CAL by no
means incur his W contempt, and
will therefore never incur that of 9th
ers. Let none fret and chafe ut the
homage paid to wealth and station, to
the accidents and belongings Of life.
As far as they stand as representatives
Of worthy qualities, they deserve to be
and will be honored. But taken alone,
the adulation they excite Is not re-
spect, but flattery. 1t is not paid to
the man, but to his surroundings, and
need therefore excite no envy. Char
acter, and that alone, can create true
respect.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-02

SMALL PoX At EUREKA.-The Senti-
mel Of Wednesday says: The small pox
is among us now, In Its most fatal
form. Many persons are leaving here
every day for some other section to
await Its subsistence, and 1t behooves
citizens of other localities to look we'll
to their safety against its introduction.
Yesterday two more deaths were re-
ported from small poX, named respec-
lively John Dixon and Robt. j. Smith.
Both were we'll known and esteemed
members Of this place, and have been
sick about tho same length Of time.
They died at tho p~est-house and will
be buried near that place. Dixon was
particularly we'll known rs an old Pa
ciflc coaster, a carpenter by profession,
and was noted for his kindness OF
heart. A. Skillman was on the street
to-day, having entirely recovered from
his late sickness ; also we saw MI.
Lehman, who has been suffering from
varioloid. We hear 1t reported that
the small poN has broken out among
the Indians in this section. Indeed, 1t
Is said that several have already de-
parted for the happy hunting grounds.
We cannot vouch for the correctness
ofthese runors, but presume they are
correct, rs they have had ample oppor-
tunity to contract the terrible scourge.
Our old friend Jack Harold has made
his appearance OH the street. We hear
Of no new cases Of small pox having
occurred today. although many ru-
mors have prevailed on the street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-02
tone and

The Z. S. Supreme Court has re-
Gently decided an important case In
reference to claimants of cotton cap
tured In the South. In the case In
question, the plaintiff, n widow, was
administrators of her husband, n resi-
dent OF Arkansas, who In his lifetime
had given aid to the rebellion. The
claimant offered proof Of her W 10y
atty, but the Court Of Claims rejected
the evidence, and held that her right
as ADMINISTRATIVE depended on the 10y
atty Of the deceased, and Is 1t had
been shown that he voluntarily gave
aid and comfort to the rebellion, the
case must be dismissed, and this al
though the cotton was seized after the
husbands death, and while In the pos
session Of the claimant. The U. S. STU
preme Court, however, reversed this
judgment. and decided that under the
act Of 1863, the ''owner" Is the person
in whose hands the property Is when
captured, and that the Court of Claims
erred In excluding the evidence Of 10y
alty offered by the widow and admin
istratriX,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-02
S~ncramcnto Items.
from the Union OF Thursday.I

From the Union OF Tnursday.i
Yesterday afternoon, on the arrival
of the express train from San Fran
cisco, Judge James Hardy, who wa:
one Of the passengers. jumped from one
of the cars before the train had fully
stopped. Instead Of jumping forward,
he jumped backward, and, rs might be
reasonably expected, was thrown and
narrowly escaped falling from the
platform under the wheels. Fortu-
nately. he maintained a strong hold OF
the railing Of the n platform, and.
though dragged several yards, escaped
~uninjursd.
The Supreme Court yesterday. in the
case Of Mrs. Laura ID. Fair, denied the
petition for n rehearing.
The chicken-pox Ia reported to have
made It's appearance In Sacramento.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-02

THERE Is a proposal now before the
British Government urging the pur'
chase of all the ocean t~elegraphs con-
nected with England, and thus COM
blue the external with the Internal
telegraph service under the manage
ment of the Postofice. 1t is urged that
this must be eventually done, and de-
lay adds so largely to the cost Of pur,
chase that the great bulk OF that pur,
chase money may be properly con-
sidercd IS a penalty for the govern
mental neglect after the necessity oil
the measure had been demonstrated
On the other hand, the absorption oi
the internal or land telegraph by the
British Postoffice has not worked we'll
The service is irregular and uncertain,
thereby unsatisfactory, and it is COM
planned by the newspaper press, that
on several occasions Of late the Post
office authorities In London went to
the unjustitiable length of suppressing
news telegraphed to them, because
said authorities did not approve Of Its
tone and statements.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-02
Grass Valley Items.
from the Republican OF Thursday. ]

From the Republican Of Thursday.l
The strike made by Messrs. Reese
and Depew at Randolph Flat, a few
days ago. Is creating much Interest.
They still continue to take out from
their decomposed quartz vein from
% so up to as high as $500 to the pan
The vein Of quartz Is about an incl
thick, with clay walls on each side.
| They have taken out several thousand
dollars In the past few days, and have
n prospect Of many thousands more
ahead. These men have worked IL
years in that vicinity, and this Is the
first good streak Of fortune they have
had. They deserve o high measure Of
success, and we hope they may have 1t.
Lancaster ut Nevada, recently dis.
charged a waiter at his hotel for get
ting drunk. In order to crafty his
spite for being discharged, the waiter
poured kerosene over Lancaster'i
mince meat which vas kept IN brandy
casks. The loss Is about 5000. The
rascal has escaped. A good square
cowhiding would do that waiter good,
although 1t would not restore the
mlncc meat.
John Sampson fell from the dump
pile at the Daisy Hill mine yesterday
a distance OF nearly twenty feet. His
nose was broken. and four front teeth
knocked out. His scalp was also badly
torn. SIMPSONS injuries are severe,
and It is lucky that he escaped instant
death. Doctor Simpson was called to
the case.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-02

SUBSTITUTE FOR MNTcHEs.-The Par.
Is Figaro gives tho following method
OF obtaining light simultaneously,
without the use Of matches and with
out dlnger Of setting things OH fire
Take an oblong vial Of the whltest and
purest glass, put In it a piece Of phos.
phorus about the size Of a pea, upon
which pour some olive oil heated to
the boiling point, filling tho vial about
one-third full, and then seal the vial
Theoretically. 10 use It remove the
cork and allow the air to enter the vial
and then ie:ork It. The whole empty
space In the bottle will then become
luminous, and the light obtained will
be equal to that of n lamp. As o as
the light grows weak its power can DO
increased by opening the vial and al
lowing 4 fresh supply Of air to enter.
In winter it is sometimes necessary to
heat the vial between the hands to in
crease the fiuidity Of the oil. Thus
prepared the vial may be used for six
months. This continuance 10 NOW used
by the watchmen Of Paris In all maya
zines where explosive or inflamnable
materials are stored.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-02

TIE policy Of our Government has
always been to get along with rs small
a regular army as possible. Garrisons
are needed for the frontier posts, and
n small force to DO made available
when sudden exigencles arise to de-
mend It's service. Beyond this the
army Is useless, and decidedly too ex,
penslve to be tolerated. A statement
recently published by the Surgeon
General shows that from July l, 1865,
to December u, 1870, the army was re
duced successfully from 10000 to So,
900. then to $1,000, and finally to
80, 900 men.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-02
A M,cv,Sp pop wp,r,Sa Nrs,c

A MACHINE FOR WRITING Music
An ingenious French invention is q
machine for writing music. Tho in.
ventor passes over a metal cylinder
regularly by means Of a clock move
ment, and communicating with a bat
terry, a band Of paper impregnated
with a solution that will decompose
under the influence Of an electric cur
rent, as in Geographic apparatus, ac-
cording to Casselli's and other sys-
TENS. 1t Is easy to see how, under this
arrangement, the symbols of piano
keys could be expressed upon the pa
per, If necessary, BY simply touching
them with the aid of tolerably simple
mechanism, to get up or break an cleo
trio current.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-02

GorNs Ir.-A gentleman just re-
turned from Japan tells US that the
Emperor Of that country Is decidedly
the most jolly dog in it. After living
for four years in the strict observance
of the puerlle formalities attached by
ancient custom to his rank. he has sud-
denly emancipated himself, and rushes
into society like the young heir just
come into his property. He drives
four, finland, wear a European cos
tune, drinks champagne, and save the
mark, tell anecdotes Of the corps de BAL
let with considerable vivaclty and
claYarness.-S. F. FiQdro.