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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-12-25

Having this day sold to A. ]. Frank. for
mer manager of my stole known as the
Buffalo Clothing House the entire stock
and fixtures 1 would recommend all my
former patrons to him. E. HIRSHFIELD.
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Stand not upon the Order Of your Go.

But go at once and buy a bottle OF the fra
grant SOZODCNT. You will never regret IL.
IL not only beauttdes and preserves The
teeth, and arrests decay, but leaves The
mouth cool. and the breath as fragrant asa
rUSe.
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Shades

Millinery GOOuS.
New Styles opening this week. at
GUNLEEINGER & BROS.
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d. S. Malthr,s OFsters

T e Entire Stock
OF Furs TO be sold below cost. at
GUNLEFINGER & BROS.
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!

Shawlsi
Anew supply just received. at
GUNLEFINGER q BROS.
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Ladies' Saques

Diamond Speciaelrs.
The best in the world. Call aud see.
Nov. Z-4t VAUTRUT & ACkLEY.
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OF the Buffalo Clothing House is selling
goods cheaper than the cheapest for the
hol day trade. Call and see him at No. 2
Main street. tdec %.
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All Claim,
A. |, Frank.

Due me must be settled at the store of my
successor, A Frank, No. 2 Main ST., with
In 80 days. E. HIRSHFIELD.
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For Wax FIowers-cholee lot just reed at
Sow. H-4t VAUTROT & ACKLEY'S.
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Butter Scotch.

Fresh daily at City Bakery. Good for
coughs, colds and all throat Complaints.
Il. WALDECK.
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Just the thing for a nice Christmas pres
enI-laIge stock at
Nov. 27-4t NAUTROT & ACKLEY'S.
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Glue, cheap. convenient. useful
Having

This day bought the stock and fixtures
known as the Buffalo Clothing House, I
would be pleased TO see all former patrons
and as msay new ones as would be pleased
to give me a call. A. 1. FRANK, PrO.
VIZ. II. HESsINGER, Salesman.
nan Ok
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Call and Get

Gail anu GeI
One Of those fine M-eerschaum Pipes at
a. r. GATES.
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Just Received!
A. r. GATES.
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Bergman's Zephyrs
In great variety {
GUNLEFINGER & BROS.
Fine Gold.

Fine Gold.
Ladies' and Gents fine Gold Watches with
Chains 70 suit, at HULL'S, Main st.
NOyH
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Pure Ground Pepper, rs
Our own gr~indlng-fresh ground and per-
fectly pure. hOYr & SPEAR. 2
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Houses and Lots for Sale.

Ahouse and LOT on Pine street and one on
East Market ST., Warren. Enquire OF
Nov. IS-tf NJ. A. PATM0R.
Fresh Fish
and Cleveland Sausage reed fresh every
evening, at McCOnnell's.
GOrham'S,
FaTina, Picnic, Boston and Lemon Crack
ems, by the Dol. at cleveland prices, freight
added, at McConnell's.
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Elegant Display
OF overeoats; for best in this market call
on d. NJ. LAZARUS.
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n. ]. Jones'
IMnISAn

N. j. Jones'
Evening Writing Glass will re-commence
next Monday evening, Dec. 81, 1877.
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Base Balls and a Bat,

LauieS' SaqueS
In Beaver Cloth and Velvet, just opened
at GUNLEFINGEh q BROS.
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Go to STATIONS
Drug Store for Christmas Candles.

Clocks.
Our stock is larger than ever before.
Nov. 27-it. NAUrROT & ACkLEN.
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To the Retail Trade.
New Goods, New STYLES.

We retail the freshest and best goods IN
the market, a. r. ATES-
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Accidents !

By the Case, Can n Half Can, at Cleve.
LAND prices, at II. WALDECK'S.
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Look at the immense Stock,
And you will be pleased,
Jealous to satisfy all my old customers
And determined to make many new ones.
Right good Clothing, and nothing else Dui
Upright dealing. at the n. Y. Clothing
store of ID M.Lazarus. Main St., WArren,O
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-12-25

Maltby's II. & Ms.
And al the other popular brands, at Nc
Oonnell's.
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Bring in Your
Go TO StrattOn,s

Perfume Bottles. we will I'LL them at abou
hall price. at STATIONS Drug store.
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sLTEN HUNDRED ROYAL OCTAYO
THIRTY FULL PAGE ENeRAVlNGS.
TIE WEEK.

Mosf thinking people hare rfShed mat Thea
-.couid BEAD ALL fHE rAPERS." TIE Wcce
enables one 20 10 negrty as trcH n oUeTEN
n iHPOKTANT EDtiORlALS ofdhe BssF "a
PE -. Of ALL PARTlE>, Girfs az AknS r1rfh
readfnG. and tells trhGt q yota0 On 10 LifEEf-.
rCRE ScIENCE AID ANr, Cultivated gcTt1ns
,rffhbE AMis tirle % reod ardcin0 Esa.EQ-ftss
icdy Dl0ces, 4 Ga4 z jaa rbI neg beea
looking Jor. The MN STuRf BY THEAITHOE
~ ~s-DJKOTHr fox" t7a soon begin n a.
Seud for Hrdas Eccfddgn Hulatera
HOLT& WILLIAMS,
Nov. q, 1874 % RoHa Street. '. Z.
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A Fine Lot
Parties

A Fine Lot
OF those nice Tobacco Boxes just eceived
at. a. X. GATES.
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Elegant Christmas Presents.
A large stock. call soon and nave then
engraved in better style thai ever.
Nov. 27-it VAUrROF & ACKLEY
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English Pickles
And a isrge stock Of Fresh Canned Goods
Just recdatJ Jas. M~cCOnneII's.
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Esttay,

About three weeks since there came to
my enclosure a red n ~white-mostly
white-stag; is in good order. The owner
is requested 10 call and take possession Of
the property after paying charges
JOHN u. JONES,
Dec list Fowler, Ohio.
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20 Boxes Raisins,
The very best. no Stems, all big ones,
HOYT & SPEAR, No. 5 Main st.
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Having sold my Coal Yard to C. H. Angs-
tad I would recommend my patrons 10
HIM, who will fnrnIsh them with coal at
reasonable rates. II. RICHMOND.
Oct. s,-ti.s & 3 srzH
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10 in Stratfou,S

30 to StrattOn's
Drug store for Christm as Toilet goods OF
all kinds. Perfumes, Hair Brushes, Combs
and Cosmetics.
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Drug Store for fine Teas, Coffee and xinEs
for Christman dinner.
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At b POPULAR

New York LIothing House, the best and
chespest clothing for Men, Boys, and Chill
dren. Come and see.
YourH truly. DIN LAZARUS.
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Warren o.. Sent. "a. IS7z-

Gran Berries.
a nice lot Just received at McConnelI's
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Niles and New Lisbon R.R. Time Table
so EOvEMRER Il IS7l


Trains GsIng South.-MAil leaveR Niles al
$50 a. m arrives at Leetonia al IlN Pm
and al New Lisbon at LESS s.m. Express
leaves Miles at 6.5 PM, arrives al Deetonla
at $50. and New Lisbon at h:Sl
Trains Going Sorth.-Express leaves new
Lisbon at 5c45 am. arriving al Leetohla
at 6.H an, and at Niles Al 80 an Mall
leaves New Lisbon Al 2tN -Leetonia EJO-
and arrives Al Niles at Elo.
Nails Close at the Warren Post Once
as Fellows:
EAST.
New York City snd points Esst--~s:45 am
Way-rfa A. q .. W. Ry -----e:S
Pittsburgh ,Ph1sdelphia-usG Youngs-
owl, "a
way-Tic c. & NJ Ry to Sharon----sM
Warren to Sharon. Stagel----lsOVP.m
ar WEST.
Cleveland, n points vest south-4:6 Pm
Cleveland W2y-.----------'-- - -i-1N PD
New York and points east, tia lake
Way-rid A. & O.. W. R'y----------zW ?. IN
NORTH.
Jefferson, Way@stageA---li% Pm
SOUTH.
Way, tia Niles a MI R'y------. saW M
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All Goods Delivered
Free of charge. by Mcconnell.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-12-25
Now Have ON Hand

8 large stock Of Universal Clothes Wiring
erS. and can supply the trade at factory pri-
ces. n. b. Tyler. No. 3 MRin ST.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-12-25

Every Thing :
In the eating line TO be had st AcCon.
nell's.
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Leonard Scott Publishing Co.,
I4O FULTON STREET, NEW YORK.
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~
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To clubs of ten or more. in addition to the
above discount d copy IaIis Will be allowed
TO the getter up Of The club.
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ur four Of The above periodicals, may lave
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Neither premiums to subscribers nor dis
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40 Fulton Street, New York.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-12-25

New Style Perfumery.
Cut glass and plain. HoYT &sPEAR,
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Bargains at King,si

Bargains at Kings!
Now is the time to buy everything in the
way of Watches. Clocks, Jewelry and Plated
are, cheap, at Kings Jewelry store, 7
Main st. Call and see.
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All the Popular


All the Popular
Brands OF Oysters at McConneI's Dining
Rooms, Main ST.
Those Large Select Oysters
For frying, always fresh at McConnelI's
20 Cases
Fresh Cove Oysters. just received and for
sale by the case or can, at way down prices,
At James Met onnvll's.
Germantown Yarn
In all %colors. at
Roasted COifee.
Costs less to use than green. and makes
better Coffee. HOYT d SPEAR.
Fresh Lemons
At Hoyt q Spears. Oranges coming this
week.
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Eastward.

The g25 a m. east. and $50 p m west, tally.
The 4;55 D m. west. and e:le a m, east,
daily. u the 4:57 a m, west, daily Mon
Gays excepted, ~ u
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CAMP, RANDALL & CO..

Retail Price Current. Corrected Weekly
WAsgEN OHIO. Des. Il lls72.
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Brands Of Oysters at McConneI's Dining
Rooms, Main ST.
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THE LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING co
40 Fulton Street, New York.
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BHns Hac' u.s. " AK Brace
dIlI. Ourg. eEN Vile.
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MahOnIHg DiTisIOn.-West.
~ -A- nl,1


I:0
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At HoytG Spears. Oranges coming this
u-.aH
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AraEeLer ; 1eElsIer.

ffains leavef nom stations as follows:
A. 4 g. W. &. R.-NeSt.
Smyrna times., 1872-11-13
Three Years in a Man-Trap,

God grant that this precious book may find its way
amiy 10 The land, says prominent tefo.mer of T. :
ARTArR-s last great work.
Smyrna times., 1872-11-13
AGreatORer! HsraSs asa sscspMti' M%tsEs s. F''

dispose 100 PIANOS MELoDEoNs and ORGANS of six
hrstcass makers neluns Waters low prices for
cash, cash and balance in small monthly nsamsnts
Ne~Sncfave class Ptanos.
S215 cash Now ready CoNCERTO PARLOR Organ the most
btut yle and perfect mtd. Illustrated Cata
logues nai 3D. Sheet AlHsc and Music Merchandise. -
Smyrna times., 1872-11-13

Among the great
discoveries of modern
science, few are OF
more real value to
mankind than this ef.
fectual remedy for all
diseases of the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial OF its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that Il does
surely and efiectually
Smyrna times., 1872-11-13
ryosFiaE MoRKING c CLASS. male Or female. SCI
sgOVL's SHORT HAND, $l,25,

Most Rsbe sYsenl ssnt. Based upon ordinary pia bet
nOphunetic the readily acquired. Endorsed by
gentlemen of all professions.
". f. SCOYIL. 20 William Street, New York
Smyrna times., 1872-11-13

Notwithstanding tSIMAENSE sale desire extend
huence still an call introduce n to
every Of land 1t highly endorsed Judge
Black T. H. OrnP, Nra Duw and VIII good
than any prohibition Law ever framed. II sells beyond parallel
Agents have done aud doing plenddiy with It, One has
soli over DO" copies O"ng 10 ITS enabled
10 Her especially large DISCOUNTS send ot lns rated circular
and terms. and enter into this great work
}. NJ STODDART ~ CO. PhiIa
Smyrna times., 1872-11-13
Delaware Railroad Line.
9 ums lner Arran g G I'm m { D..
Onand after
MONDAY, July 10Th 1879,
gfAITTTy

Passenger trains will run as follows, un
til further notice. All Trains Sundays
Smyrna times., 1872-11-13
- 80 TurA tf<2
lADY'S FRIEND. '.,'
Washing Machine =!

II is SAID by many ladies that have them in uss
tha' 'ney are very lruly named. Any person that has
used 'ne Dolly Machine eau use ths one " lhoul any
dhchlty; the process Of Washing Is muts the same
except thI II washes much iasier ID Il wash aboul
double the quantity VI goods at a time IL will wash
them quicker and cleaner; u only works hal rs hard
as the Do'y or any oiheF machine Ihpi takesin as
great bulk OF goods at time. The family size have
The capacity OF washing six sheets in three minutes
have washed. with the Iolel size eight she cts and
eight p'llOw cases ia Ibree mIDuies 10 public bv the
"a'cn' aii made oi toleraby heavy gOdls What
say OF II am prepared TO prove by praetcal demon
sirati0n whenever required to do
u IS believed hy many that clOIhlng washed in ths
Oh The washbOsrd.
The PrIrt of this Machine is Reduced 10 shit me
tunes from Sl5 to Si2 at factory, and freight
added u iftghied AL orders by mai pro omflIy a.
'ehued 10 Satisfaction Is guaranteed in all cases
Any person not satisfied after using the Machine sS
months nHu giving u HfuTr trrai hnYe-no othe
reason save that II does work satisfactorily such
one can fetuTa II, aud the money will be refunded
.. o. t'ft )-4
CERTIFICA TES:
consider the Lady's Friend Washing Machine so
lar superior TO the Doy that my Doy Machine is laid
aside and is Tor sale at half price REv DANIEL SILL
CsTtifeates from Persons Lining in Smyrna, Del.
IwOuld not take one huadFad Inllars Tor nv adv q
Friend Washing Machine could not get anolhe one
OF thesame kRd. 3 " 4 I'D HAMILTON
Ieannot now conceive how should be able to get
a'ohg without my Ladys Friend.
"a - - Mas. DR. WIN. +. COLLINS.
would noi partwith my LADY, "a rien a5bardly at
any pHce, III could not get anOfherof me same kind
nave never seen any other kind OF Washing Ma
ehlne That would haye.g fyFv MAJ. II. BAGGS
NY vile would dispose or any peee Of furniture in
our mouse sooner than with her Lady's Friend Wash.
Iug Machine. DAVID r. sMI'TUERS
Before got the LadJ's Friend IL took four women
nearly all day 10 do The Yashlug Of my hotel hut now
boy twelve yesrs old can do the same amount Of
washing 10y ten eleven o'clock. aud do the IRON
ing the same day. CHAS. E@FUxWELL.
1.A,G9T -THF0H
= ~ 4 For further information appIyro
ASA v. wORDEN, Manufacturer,
. ARents Wantcd Smvrnn Del
Smyrna times., 1872-11-13
BAY SHORE LINE.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

On and after Monday, Sept Both. 1872.
Asgsssa. - The STEAMER LAMOKIN,
LEAVES ARCH ST. WHARF, Philadelphia,
FOR LeipSic,
COLLINS. SPRUANCE'S AND PORT PENN, on
THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS
at IL, A. NJ
LElPSIC FOR PHILADELPHIA,
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at
80. M. Touching at Spruance's about 1880 r. Nj
Collins 1870, and Port Pam 3
FAR IES:
Between Leipsic and Philadelphia, Sl.O0
Spruances' or(:OlIlns 'ng & Pha. rs
Port Penn and Philadelphia so
BERFIIS 25 Cents extra-MEALS 50 Cents.
&r Freiehts of all kinds carefully handled, and
carried at fair rates.
FREIGHT for DOVER, landed at Leipsic, and
delivered in Dover by MIR WRIGHT.
Orders for Goods TO GO down by The Boat will be
delivered in The City by Mr. Eliason. without charge
E. B. TAGGART. Agent.
48 North Wharves Philada
Sept 23. 1872. terls
Smyrna times., 1872-11-13


Philadc plia at 7.4O, A. NJ.
Leave Philadelphia A. NJ and Wilmington lilo P. NJ for
New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS ADDITIONAL to those above
leave smyrna Clay as A. NJ, and 735 p NJ.
Clayton Tor smyrna 94o A. NJ and POO NJ TO make
ti0n with trains To- and from Dover and stations sO1th
Also, MIXED TRAIN FREIGHr with Passenger Car at
tachedJ viii leave Phia phia, II 30 Bal rnorc
Townsend "a CLAYTON 35 Dover L10 Wyoming 40 FELTON,
ii1 Harrington sos, Pennington 5Ij. reenwOOd 332 Bridge
vile 80 SeaOr 6l5 Laurel G4U and arrive at Drlnar
Wllave Demar 800 Laurel, 32I; SeaoTd 335 Bridge
Vile 30 Greenwood 5O Farminsto O5; Har'
FELTON,. so Canterbury j7 Woolside 60i W.
Dover G34 MOOTtOn 654 BrpnTord 7O: smyrna, Clay
ton 70; Gesn Spring ia B"chbrd 534 T"wnsend "a
MidttuWn, Sl3 Mt Pleasant ! IS; kiIkwOOd, 5i3 New
.sc 2j and arrive AT Wilmington, p. NJ. Philadef-
plla II 80 =. NJ, and Baltimore 3 30 +. VI.
The Mixed Train will be- subject delays incident
Freight Business and will stop only at Stations where
given.
CONNECTIONS.
At Townsend with the Kent County, and Queen Anne's
Kent Railroads. At aytOn, with Md. Del H. At Iar-
rngon with J& B r. X. A. Seaford with II. n D. X. r.
AT Demar, with F. ;. r. R., and WycouIcG n POcomhke
II. F. KENNEY, Superintendent.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-04

The crater OF Mount Vesuvius, which
since 1862 has been in state ofqu,escenca,
Is once more in n dangerous eruptive con-
dtion, sending forth burning lava aud ash
es, and threatening the destruction OF the
neighboring villages. 1t is even longer
since the eruption of the volcano has caused
any considerable loa, OF hnman He. Ia
1855 the town of Tore Del Greco was de,-
troyed aud many lives were lost. but 10
1862 there wa1 little or no sacrifice OF life.
although then, "a now, o new crater oneneJ
in the side of the mountain, and tho uaru>
ing lava compelled toe Inhabitants TO fee
sor their lives. The present eruption s. ems
to he oDe OF the grandest u. well as one OF
the most disas,rous that has occurred for u
number of centuries, although the number
Of persons killed and injured is happily not
go large as was first reported.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-04

IMPORTANT If TRus The London Ad-
vertiaer says: "A well known citizen has
perfected method by which he can deodor.
izs and refine crude petroleum In such
manner as to make the invention of ines
Unable value to both the msnnufac tnrer
aud consumer. Oil refined by this new pro-
cess has been subjected to the severest tests.
and in every case so far has proved the en-
tire success of the inven tion. 1t is clai med
that the fnid is non explosive, having stood
a fire test of l40 degrees; when burning in q
lamp, doas not emit smoke; is ofa pure
white lor; without odor;,is refined without
the use of sulphur or lead, and can be man
ufsctured cheaper than by the ordinary
means. These fac.a, If borne out by the test
of time. it is apparent to every one, viii
make this discovery one OF The most impor'
taut oithe age, and OF universal interest
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-04

Our townsman, Mr.. ]. II. Luther, has
recently received letter from the Depart
nent at Washington, containing the infor-
nation that his application for patent for
IN Improvement iD Grabs for Extracting
Well Tools, has been examined and allow.
ed. Also, for patent for an im provement
in Casing Cutters for Removing Castings
usefe! aud valuable adjnncs to the machine
ry already in use 10 the drilling of oil wells
Ia day or two we shall give sketch Of
the advantages claimed for these new oil
well tools.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-04
Petroleum In the Indian Ter.
ritOrV.

Our fellow towusmsu, p. Fl. Burchfield,
Esq, returned home last evening from an
extended visit TO the Indian Territory. huv.
ing been absent several weeks. Mr. Burch
field was engaged some time since by the St.
Louis Oil Company. who have leased of the
Indians some 1000 acres of land located in
the territory, TO prospect the new oil fields
for them.
The lease of the company has been sane
toned by the United States government. -
Starting from ST. Louis the party consisting
of Mr.. Burchield, and several members of
the company, went by rail to Norfolk, Choc.
taw county, and there took stage to New
Boggy Depot, and from there to the resi-
dence of Ex-Governor Colbert, OF Oil
Springs, Caickasaw county. This was the
be adquarlers of the party.
The party visited the several counties OF
the territory. The country, Mr.. Burchfeld
states, is the garden spot of the continent,
rich in iron, camel coal. copper, lead, gold,
granite and marble. The oil lands of the
company are located between Boggy Depot
aud Fort Sill, in Chickasaw and Choctaw
nations. The surfacs of the country is brok.
en- end hilly. At Oil Crock, Cbickasaw
nation, the principal petroleum deposits ore
found The oil comes to the surface, and
runs out of broken rock 10 the hills. 1t Is
gathered by the Indians in same manner as
practised in early days in this sectior.--
The specimen of surface oil brought home
by Mr.. Burcbfed is beautiful dark green,
of about twenty seven degrees gravity. The
rocks presented an appearance ofupbeaval
at some remote period, by earthquake or
other cause. By introducing stick in the
fsures of this rock, gas and oil bubbles
forth freely. Sinking a stick in the ground
s followed by the same results. The rock
is a hard white sand, limestone, and slate
This latter seems on edge, while the sand
rock and limestone lies fiat. Occasional
lodges OF granite and fine marble is also
found. From the surface indications Mr.
Bnrcbfeld is satisfied that developments will
lead to the discovery of an oil field as pro-
ductive as our own. The distance from the
oil fields to the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railrosd, ia about forty miles, which road
Is beiug completed as fast as possible.
Mr.. Burchfed will return 10 ninety days,
having contracted to drill three wells for
the company. Mr.. BurchGed was highly
pleased with the country and people.
ron City Register.