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CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Maine, /, in
a peek OF tronLle. They have bjcn
holding colrt there without any au-
thorily at oil, for it appears that in re,
vIsing tho statutes they omitted t.
give the court jurisdiction. Mean.
while the lawyers and julIcs have
gone ahead as usual, arrLigniug, try
ing, convincing, AMI sentencing, Just
A. if they had legal rlght to do 50
There the rasca|s we're in Jail, aad ii
WAS equally clear that hy every
principle Of law they shouli bs liberl
ted. This would Mt do, however
anl so tn legislature, after talking
;ac matter ocer, voted to legllize the
doings Of the court But this er posi-
fdcio procce ling j. not likely to bridge
the d tiieaIty for As .h.re are acute
lawyers in that c)in'y whI have the
interests Of Their cliIut5 at heart, it il
not impossible that tho SIpre ne
Cosrt OF Main, may b, asked to d.
clare the invalldily Of preceelinss un-
der the genera. .lstitutes ia Cumberland
county, which it will probably d..
How would tho lawyers have managed
ifsonc of their clients had been hang
ed ?
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abd further that there has never been
the least question OF the lady's sou nd
ness of mind. She was persuaded to
70 home, but still retains the "domi.
naut iIca' that she may sqnander the
property Of the family and ought
not to return. It this paJiienllr kind
of monomania is catching, that lady
should be brought East aud boarded
arouud.p
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The Possibilities Of The Fu-
tuTe.

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The Possibilities OF The Fu-
tuTe.
The formation OF the Republican
party, fifteen years ago, was the out
growth Of an idea. Col fearing aud
conscientious men abln lOuol the Whig
and Democratic parties, not for the
sake Of Office or to achieve selfish end
but to restrain aol finally abolish hui
man Slavery. Thus the Republican
party, at It's very birth, contained IN
overwhelming majority of 200 !, honest
and progressive men. who earnestly
.ousht to free the nation from It's great
crime. 1t j. true anumb2r Of corrupt
camp-followors joined it subsequently,
10 the hour Of triumph, and these c'cr
en,h hour converts frequently were
placed in positions of trust. bat the
masses Of the party are today as they
formerly wore, elrne't and intellis9u
men, whose patriotism, courage, per-
,cvercncc anl unsclIshness, have been
treated by the fiery ordeal of n mos
bloody civil war.
The Republican party, when it came
'nto power in 1861. was llcl.cd to
" Free Speech, ""Frce Mea, anl Free
1OmcS,' aud to the preservation Of the
Union. II was met a. the throshhol |
with bloody civil war foreign compli-
cation, and fierce part.s,ar opposition,
which te,'e alike it, patriotism anl
craftsmanship 1t not only carI'iol the
country slrcly through the crisis with
nut the los, OF prestige or dlminlton oi
personal liberty, but it fulfilled all its
pledges, aul went further in til, di-
rcctjon ofjl-iice to ali mc1 without dis
tinciiun Of birth, race or color than It's
most enthusiastic organizers expected
Among the very irst Official acts Of it.
existence was The pas'nse Of thl Free
Iiomcstcal act, whi,h prcsi lent Buth.
anan la vetoed Th, abolition of Sla.
very, the s,t1blishmen, Of Free Schools,
whore unlcr the rIlo OF slarnry non c
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More or less, whercon are erected two,
story FRAME HOUSE. frame Stable. and
other out buildings. Sale to commence at
~ o'clock. noon
Seized, taken in execution, and TO be
sold as the property of Henry, D. Swine
fort. JOHN S. WOLF, Sheriff.
shcriGs Office, Middleburg, Jan. 8, 1872
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RogcV & coz A3certscmcDb.
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GGf1H A MOTH to sell ouI Universal Go
S2dC ment Con blnation Tunaei, Baton
Hole cutter, and other articles. SAco NoyBL,
rr Co. Saco, Me.
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90 moro Agents waited for the most coy,,,
roIIAhle and srlenllllY Ilius, ,rntrh mn an
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Agents wanted.

for" CONVENT LIFE UNvRIIrp. ~ nv Edith
Odorman, ESCAPED Nun, whose disclosures are
,,hrliling and startling. FRANKLIN PuB. Co.
Philadelphia, Pa.
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Ana How they were Made or the Struggles and
Iriumlhs OF our Selfmade Men, by j. ID. Nc.
Cnbc, Jr' By forty eminent examples, It teach.
beneilt mankind. For Particulars, notices Of
tMhe M press ana extra terms, address, GEO. MA
cLkAN, Publisher, Philadelphia
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-16

"Now, my boy" sid q committee mso'
spf I had mincs pie and snould give two.
twelfths to Isssc, two -tweIitbs to Harry and
two.tws,itbs 10 John, and should take bali
the Die myself, what would there be lef'f
speak up loud d-lond. 60 that the people can
hear" "Ths plate" shouted the boy.
A Michigan lawyer enjoyed the rare lux.
ury of calling the court q lstrong adjective
fool Tor the moderate sum of$26.
Cincinnati is said to be the most densely
populated city OF the United States, having
sc, 900 people to the squsre mile, while New
York has but $4,000.
A Greene County farmer recklessly pub.
lishes tho following challenge: ~ will bet
$l2 rs that my hired man can take longer
to 20 to the harvest field, get back to dinner
quicker, eat more. do less, and bear down
harder on panel Of the fence, than any
ether hired man within fifteen miles of the
nsg staff 10 Jefsrson.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-16

"B." writes us that Rsydurs and Co.'S
new we'll on the Triumph tract started up
yesterday, and was pumping at the rate o,
40 barrels. This arm put down the 6rst well
on this side Of the territory, last spring. 1t
proved to be good one and opened up the
oil field on the west end f.lhe Triumph
tract, which has since been operated 90 ex-
tensively end proved to be such valuable
territory. This makes the sixth well put
down BY them on this lease, and oil have
proved good. Their success is well dsssrv-
Cd.
Crossley & Wstson's well. near the Dur
kes l. Cook lease, has been started and
promises to be good one.
Information has reached US that the BIim.
Der farm, above the Eeonomite territory, 10
to bs operated the coming season. For
some time past attention has been directed
to this undeveloped field, and few Of ,bs
knowing ones say the prospects are ~ fat
tering in that section as elsewhere on the
other side of the river. r.-Tidiouts CONNER
cial.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-16

The Chicago Times declares. its belief tha,
the State Of Illinois 10 going inoontiue ntly
to the devil Indeed, II one may judge from
The two.column interview Of bis Satanic Ma.
jesty contained in its issue Of the 10th inst. {.
the chief city Of that Commonwealth has al
ready got there. The gloomy prediction o.
the Times is based ON the fact that tho IN
crease Of population in..:he State, during the
past decade, was but nfty per cent. while
the inc rease in the rate Of crime was about
one hundred per cent According to GER
tain eminent divines, who do not hesitate
to sfarm their acquaintance with the pur.
pose Of the Almighty, the burning Of Chi
csgo was designed to counteract this con.
dition Of immortality, and virtue may now
bs expected to get something Of Q start 10
that latitude.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-16

A Boston girl, who had more than once
during the continuance Of . long engage
meut shocked her lever, . pious bnrgher OF
the Qusker City BY ber decIamations In To-
vor Of free love, completely dissus'sd him
when the time for marriage drew near BY re-
fusiug to submit to the performance Of the
ceremony, and Offering herselft to bis conuu.
bial embrace without the sanction Of the
religious rite or legal authority. In vain be
demonstrated. She proiessed herself ready
to undergo all tho pains and pleasures Of
tbs marriage state, but to submit to the
tying OF the nuptisl knot she would not
And when be demanded her resaons for her
extraordinary dislike to the clerical or mag
isterial invention she claimed that were she
bound irrevocably to him he would take no
pains to please her, but were she free to
leave him her happiness would be bis chlsi
thought to provide for; and then, too, she
wished to bestow ber affections and embrac.
es on another man, il at any time she should
cease to love him. At this candid avowsl
of her versatile procIivities be professed 10
consider their engagement broken, but sbs
would not allow, and has entered q com.
plant against him for breach Uf promise
Of marriage. The ease'promises interesting
develop men,s at its trial. az. Of course, The
defence will be a. above, that "Barkis 10
willlpg" but The lady not.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-16

There was another season of rejoicing, at
the house OF Mayor Kenney, OF Allema.
geozslum City, day before yesterday, over
The birth Of an heir prospective to the May
orally Of that f0urishing.oil town. A boy
weighing '.iust nine pouads." Should the
population Of Allemsgooz zelum continue to
increase % fast for the next decade 40 It has
for the last, Petroleum Ceutse, Ti,usville,
Oil City, franklin aad other small towns,
will have to look to their laurels. We need
hardly add that the Mayor "feels a. happy
% big eunHowsr."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-16

Jonathan Locke who mysteriousIy disap-
pssred from Titusville in July last, and sup
posed to have been foully dealt With, has
turned up st Green Bay, Michigan. He
ou collecting tour through the
Parker oil region, aud remaining away Q
long time was advertised 10 the papers, but
was not found. He states that he remem-
bers nothing until arriving in Wisconsin
" here hs found himself with $63.3 50 in bis
pocket. lie was evidently suffering from
alteration Of mind. his friends In Titus
vile have sent gentleman 10 bring him
back to that city where bis family still re-
side.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-16

We are plessed to note that that the Fed.
eral Creek oil regions, in Ohio, are looking
up. Messrs. CIouston & West struck . well
there last week which pumped go barrels Of
OF! 10 20 hours. We have not learned
whether It nHnued or not. G. D. Culver
d Co., have q we'll down which 10 now
pumping about 8 barrels PER day This dc.
monstrates tho fact that there 10 oil there;
Messrs. Cook, Thomas L Humphrey Of ibis
place have some good territory secured there.
The oil is light gravity.-Volcano Lubri-
Gator.
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NOTES OF: THE DAY.

W. Els VI i HE DA H
President Smith OF Dartmouth College,
was In early lie q printer, and thinks be
10 "a little better president for having been
Q printer"
Tho Ancient Governor is tho title of q
colored man who has been body servant
to every executive of Kentucky since 1884
A Imam touud drunk gave as 40 ex
cuse that be was crlsbrsspg the eighty
seventh birthday Of bis mother, who 10 an
inmate Of the poor-house-
Mrs. Sophia Lipps Of st. Louis is nego.i..
ting for a divorce from hr. Anton Lipps
In the words OF the poet, better far had
those Lipps never met.
A eccentric old man OF Hancock County,
Ga, died recently, who bought bis cofiu
many years ago and packed 1t with choice
old brandy to be drunk at his funeral
Al abssnt-minded resident of Danbury
shut down window, Monday, and forgot
to draw In bis head. He was calling tor
Helen Blazes when discovered. Il Daubury
News.
A naughty boy being told by bis mother
that God would not forgive him II be did
something, answered: "Yss. be would,
soo-God likes 10 forgive little boys; that's
what Hes for.
Povsrty-stricken rich men ara becoming
very common. Fort Wayne, Ind., has .
street seavsussr worth $4,000, who lives
10 spp'~snt'y the mos: dasi.o.s e..eau-
stscces
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-16

The new town Of Petroleum In The West
Virginia oil regions, according to the VOL
eano Lubricator, par takes strongly OF some
of the Pennsy ylvsnIs oil town. 1t says:
Petroleum must be pretty lively town
now; they ssy whiskey punches are plenty,
and that It is Q common occurrence TO have
man turned out Of house and home on
short notice, and also for large tanks to
diss ppesr mirsculously.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-16

At the Susquehanna depot, 10 Pennsyl-
vanis, on Sunday last, three employees Or
the Erie Railway nearly burned . little ne
gro boy to death by throwing kerosene over
bis legs He being asleep, they allowed
the burning to continue until the boys legs
were roasted to the bsns 10 several places.
The nends have not been dis covered.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-16

4 sharp Msmphissn. desiroua Of seeing
Alexis, took of his coat, put . Saratoga
trunk on bis shoulder and walked up stairs,
svading toe police, who were instr uctsd 10
keep everybody cut Of the Peabody House.
Hs carried . two hundred pound trunk up
two flights, didn't see the Grand Duke, and
had his coat stolen.
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Rare Chance.

500 ACRES OF LAND TO BE LRAS-
ED AT MOST REASONABLE RATES.
Twill give u interest 10 500 acres Of land
situated 10 the Enterprise oil district, to
any party who will put down q test we'll
through large casing Timber for rigs and
wood for putting down any number Of wells
furnished, sucjeet to the followingterms:.5 SO
acres in fee. and $50 acres at 4 royalty
Parties putting dowu the nrst well will
have ell the production OF said we'll.
D. o. FISHER.
Pstrolelu Centre, Jan. 81. 1872.
jan Sl-H.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-16

4essrs. Bait Of Tonawands, N. Y, are
sinking we'll for gas, near the village
They have obtained . depth Of 100 feet
with fair prospects, Of success. They ex-
poet to 60 to depth Of 300 to 500 feet.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-16

A man recently drawn as juror at White
River Bottom, Ind, came 10 from the coun.
ty state that be hadn't been to the city he'
foro for thirty years, aud did not know who
bad been President since Andrew Jack.
son.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-16

Dr.. J. q. Christie, at tho City Drug Store
he's few more Of those elegant stataary
lamps, which hs 10 selling ct remark ably
low rates They make . splendid parlor
ornament, and We would advise our lady
friends to call and examine them. All tho
necessary fixtures are sold with them.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-16
Local Notices.

9. n. PettensiIl Il Co. -
Park Row, New Yotk, and Geo. p. Rewsll 90
Advertising Agents, are the so,s agents for the Pc.
uoleum centre DAILY RECORD u that city. Ad.
vsrissrs m that city are requested TO lsavs their
. vors with either Of toe above houses
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Gold at l p. N. 1904
WANTED.

Our Devil having joined The Pig's Ear
on Company, and eoos to boring for oil, We
would like to hire good smstt boy to take
his place; inquire right 01.-volcsuo, VI.
w., Lubricator.
Our devil has done worse-beeoms die.
gustsd with printing aud gone to selling
whisky. A eood smart boy who wants TO
learn the prinssr's trade, can secure situa'
tion BY applying at this ONCE ct once. Who
speaks nrsi!
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-16

Hon. David Wells. late Special Commits
sioner Of the Revenue, estimates the cost Of
the war to this country ct ten thousand
million dollars, which 10 large sum, and
he who believes Il not NAV count Il.
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Take Notice.

Now 10 the tire TO buy your Apples. %
sm selling them of at prices that will ss-
tosish Iou, from ond dollar . barrel and up
wards, or anything else 10 the store, - Mr..
Briggs ia going 10 oloss snt about the first
OF the month. Call and see for yourse Ives
E. TT BRIo0s.
Per n. H. wARNIR, Clerk.
dec. 2l.te.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-16

A gentleman who has recently returned
from the Missouri oil fields, says the pres
pSo,s for oil there are very slim; like many
other oilHeld., distance lends encaantuent
To the view.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-16

Petroleum, having bsen discovered 10
Nova Scotia, oozing from the rocks 10 Ger
tain localities, . we'll was bored and an oil
vein struck at depth of75s feet. Consid-
or able excitement prevails and land owners
In that vicinity are said to be building oil
castles In the air.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-16

A special dispatch from Rome says Gen.
Sherman, at bis reception BY the King Of
Italy, assured His Majesty that the Alsbsms
question wsuld bs peacefully and finally set
tlsdlby the Geneva tribunal OF arbitration.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-16

Work still continues on the Warren 4
vsusngo Railroad at this point. A good
deal Of blasting has TO be done At the foot
Of NeCrsy Hill. No definite word has -
yst bssn received relative to tie sale Of the
Rad 10 the Psnnsylvauia Central or the on
Creek roads.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-16
WANTEQi

At the Oil Exchange Hotel, . Girl 10 do
General Honsswork, and . Boy abom l6
years Of age, to do Porter work. Good va.
grs paid. Apply Immediately.
febl2-lw. S. JOHNSON.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-16
ADples! ApDles!

Apples! Apples!
nice APPLES from the farm, and twenty
barrels OF our best CIpER-ths best that
ever came to this town. Call aud see for
yourselves.
Nov 1T II. Il. WARNER.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-16

In the case Of DR.. S. S. Christy vs. Bor-
ough of Oil City, WAS disposed Of by the
Court OF Common Pleas, at franklin, yes
terday, the jury returning . verdict for
plaintiff 10 the sum Of $26s. Total amount
claimed, $2,464 50.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-16

! Five hundred thousand dollars worth oi
property was destroyed 10 Toronto, night
before last.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-16

''Secure the Shadow ere the suhstancs
fades" BY going to Hempsted d Cos Da-
guerrean Gallery, Petroleum Centre, Pa.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-16

Moro JuR0Rs.-The hrst negro jurors
ever drawn to serve at . Vsnasgo County
Court are on the list for the Sd Monday In
March, next. They ere ). W. Hspry and
Bsubeu Smith. We publish the fact a.
meter Of history. ..II 4 ts.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-16

The Light Horse Cavalry, Of franklin.
will hold . Corn Festival, on the 22d.-
Mush aud milk, popcorn, corn 10 the ear
and corn 10 every shape except liquid, will
be among the attractions.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-16

Several officers Of the Missouri peniten-
tisry have been indicted tor Aoggiug ne
gro, and several memoers of-the Legisla-
tuYs tor playing "ksno" and other unlawful
games.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-16

II Beautiful and fashionable Scarfs and
Zrck Ties, at ALDEN'S,