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1s.a a. Foar is pl-nr and is h..yy at 80 5ossio 50

% he's hs.B ve-y nitei demand for b-rth room,
u he offerings rht and rates arm ADs % toav
bn ll. % ] 6e sesm 800 bush. GAIN At g. a7d 500 bush
so Oh d. tos & = no agrow-i6 OoO Grain by eam
si To Brsto00 oars At I'd per loot o san 10 10 @ nns ,sg
a. Is m 2s were; Norwegian osTA - % % No.
% al (aveston Maianzas 10 CorE Tor or1e S RS Ss-
.0s aud Russian ship, hence to Cronaai WIN '" o' ~
& our Wheat market this day week very strong and
rom vepooI giving deded impulse 10 the market tne
moderate contributing 20 he BOO aaoe ana sisy Seensd
- erS having fled their limits reduced prizes
e none oeI-. az - y m IN and 10 sell freely considerable
disposition on ieoe'uio
W~nesis has moderate and the aa,a9ee aoo . 5
L. jen@.1on and decline IN Flour TaIAeL Val I'M ausoS %
me Norh-we lre yel l,,b ,T5 nom tie rsins in
~ bsvc beu OF great value 70 the cropI VIII favorable
Br believed considerably In excess Of last year and
favorable appearance Of in o ng l bJ b1rs tbs ariTss
| he supe1rance Of crop less satisfactory
10 iu tt ~ ~ Tort,nent the prospects generally
= ,g iga hence w command eariI sale at ieI 6oes
.lyc-s since week IN regard % VIC
crop here and N Cansl- are are vrsbIs and tins
- a. some Ttent u the Western States, more especially %
Am5e In Canada the crop Of Winter almost iotA iaa
bu Spnng promises we'll IN n see anu ~, o.n,iv al
ln the cana light and miers are without siooAs m
p,rs Eeek l6S ~ bush sgsinst oo @ No. b
- verpoo aivioes a1d hode not inclined 70 sell Iee az
c. the market closes very strong bat quiet holders ae
tss7e "A Imited milling demand extreme Prees tor
y n p 10 bush at ~ o. o no. Sheags 5pS Z
ar Red Western in store Barley qos ana ana s & I
busl Canadian at ahosL SaII al Hal W @ se
,lu-t Of 400 bush at 81 ~ ior .anaan 5 Sn1 49, ~ 20
A. .ae. are 100 New ohio Iei at 54g54tc anoa
f1e on racl and 51ic White DO, on tFaek be H a9i
80 tame .aes Of 81 o. on pier and 800 bush
~ eYV beyT tie demand chiefly for export TIE supply Of Dry
ss,er and TOq73e for Dr. saP Ied closing at C gle snd
d Nrl Western Waite at IIal5c' 90 leIoN ~ l9
oaela Yellow 7507Jie ao White al 30 asO state Round ie0'
e.
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RECFIPTs OF PRODUCE

WHISKY s.r and more acve bbs at 'osse closing
al The latter
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IoAN FOR si5sa,sOO 90 FOR m THE DEF, DEEI,

7 DAN FOR S1,562, 300 90 FOh l. LII sIfTIoN
THREE SsTIctk SEVEN 20 or TaE cossrIryroN ,,s
~ e ~ PoS mspI 81 'ss sappo SaT tSs sv ~
1855 'nd n accordance with son three o. I bs TSesyd at
Csna Department q June nsE ~ n sSp
TWO THOUSAND MINK HtNDHED DOLLARS sr ssoa ~ efo
bic certificates Of stock, PHScrAL ASp vii be ssaed in he
name People q EevYt on ts ~ S.slas
@ S.eTssi e Tie rate o. 81 & PsT f, & S & ye.S
burssbe d4J Of july. one thousand ssH'
TO be understood that tn. sre % be ~ eo & 10
accept rjves or al prspesa,2, 2 'as ~ ne STATE
The prppusals may for the whole, OF any part o. %
U ,ao 70 be sealed up ard ndors Io,a ie tAe nng
Fan asd urosed envelope directed 10 the A''' " ~
Rss0, S1s ". y Sad a. to he paid ni f sys S g'r cent 1T
on he acceptance Oi Tie proposal md le oAiAAee -
'q Psef. PSe made % ges ss % a@' q e ne S' cDs sI az
in the BsnE Of she ManhaiSa COMPANY s Ss"-l0A' OF ."
state Sa % he loan R eomnSnes on day Of July next aPa % 70
PAYABLE Annually on he s aays o. =, ys,asI! Sayt
Of u ihs n1,' c.5s D1psgtIaeut Absny Nav % s1l
NILSSON K HOPKINS Cempirolsi;; ,,,i.
PR3SciS c BARLOW. Aitoruey-Gener'l
M PER CENT KANSAS SCHOOL BONDS
PDpa and interest payable NsrYork The safest and n' ~
rbe Of bond Investments choice lots for sale bslo" par
Also Missouri County Bonds a, prices that viii the investor Z I"
= ~, cent interest FITCH. OTIS Co. Bankers
IL fine 81 Neh-le.--
OFHCR OF DusIErTH AND DUBuayE bkiDgs OoAfA''' /
DUBUQUE, Iowa. May > i'"~ H-Nrr- At
NOTICE is hereby given that the ANN 81 ~ 81
MEETING Of the Stockholders Of this Compsny ior zoe & ~
TOy Of DIRECTORS the ensuing VII be held A. ts NV of
the COMPANY City Of Dubuque, on AoSpAI spY we S
JUNE nert, at 10 o'clock a N. ". D. a-
ELECTION-NOtice is hereby given tnaI naIna aR u
II election viii be the Ohce Of the hkM-lOhh
COMPANY No 81 Puon-st the City Of Booklyn on ~ nv
The hi DAY Of JNR y oelocK noon OF that dy -a5
EEE DIRECTORS Of COMPANY for The then ensuing year. anu
for two Inspectors Ni'N0H HESRY C. MURPHY President
o. P. ouryTARD. secretsry
Tax Mutual LIFE ISsURAscE COMPANY oE NsT,,l l9sN'
l46 BBOADwAY. NEw- toha NAY 9i, J,rsTc 10 IS
AN ELECTION of NINE TRUSTED m VI
n his mpsnv 70 take places Of the class whose e - hs
70 the elAfst
One of e Company MONDAY, the Third DAY OF k
The nols FOR he election open rom Y O'Clock noon gl
afternoon. yuIl-, -
OTTICE or rae FARMERS Loan ASD TRUST CosfASi'(
E1CHAsGEPLACE, COR VILLA j., {
NKw YoKK MAY ~ III ,(r
T1HF ANNUAL ELECTION for NM NN,lzs6,T nv
PFCTORs of this Company viii be- held az IBIS once on .o
The ih day Of June The poll viii be open RON r n y
/ o'clock .. m. 49, :. -,,,7---J 1
D4TTRO4D- STATE, CITY, COUNTY, anu
IA TOWN BONDS Of all kinds bought and sold BY ~v.L
HANNA BROTHERS. IL WslLst. and NeS-sL' NeN'i''A'
Investment Securities specially.
Information furnished to investors
nFFICE UNITED NICKEL COMPAANNls, \. 4, ~. i.
" Wsrrenst New-Yofk-The ANNUAL MEETNS ol sS a. N,
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NFFICE United NICKEL COMPANY, Il
" Wsrenst New-YorkThe ANNUAL MEEIlNS @ oi va - IN,
boden Of this Company for the Election m TrStee W. rs A. Il m
So4psny onp & @ OlneT ,1 ~ ~ ' n A MARDBN Seeearl
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03

fT0I aHcc SEPT
{. i7L. ssa iS osaao llsi2ss0 T2o3 2ssu@s AsN rs
9ss2 +6562 81 80 lOs gl7 q l 90 20 05 62
PhfhOLEUn-Ihe general market very dali 6ut with
onenngs without
bsk BOnnAy dlJte The qlota0n vas ~ FOR NOT on
eouh roads heinca Ia od slowly heard gO b Ter
kuns s'e yesssQ 81 ~ Winch wss e generally quoted price 10
bay Case Oh Hi 1z9c hAphha firm iG01c 10 Pisdeipk ~
va nothing done quote jane int bali a z3t a2gc
RCEThe only moize inquiry former uriees .,s
20 bss forelgn Td7c for ka and lie
sUGARSRsf fsr request part export and prices held
shaee her A0agh qloa a4changd quote " Good Re-
Dang aq9 sales lae hhds q h8se i0T Cuba. gldOie fr
Lanh Do " 1s5c Porto Rico Refined dull unchanged %
~ asnd Jane 9s3 nhd Porto Roo I'm
t Euzish IssndE 60s bids MariniJue TeIas to
Y lnf hid ~ ha-sa aaalz Meiafo
sEhs-Coyer du nominal e for Ohio; gldgle for
Dndlal2 agd Michigan lr Timothy Is NOE iuegn5
after lld prees ttradf 90 20 o. per BUSH
TALLOR ouil
81 COenou 9iag Site ~ Ctr
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forses, Carriages, farnsss, &c.

"A. FORTY.THREE HEAD OF HIGHBRRD
STATIONS, GRLDINGS. MARES. COLTS, AND PILLIES,
At Public Auction,
on TUESDAY, JUNE Z. At / O'CLOCK,
AT TAYLORS STOCK PARM,
Highland Mills, Orange County, n 7.
The comprises
sonr the Sons Harry CLAY b. Sayers black
Harry Clay 20 gati aud eleven Others sired BY hrE
Hamheonian American Star Hamlet, Hambeonan jr Guy Miller
Among Mares and Geldngs Lady Cray Island Girl CovHgton
Girl Bessie Brown Sally Lady lie Clare, Lady ~
e Ridge Girl Louisa Lady Gibbs Highland Girl, Patterson Girl
susie Roe STehees schuyler Cey and eight others
sired Nv Hmbeouian Edward Everett Heveey Rubcon, Ippo
Lady Cnkn BY Old Hahetonan; L0Y
Mare bT Guy Miller spotted Mare by
ssckes Mare By Abtaah Chief soe Mare
by Duke Of Orange; Lady Beekman. by Red Bird &c .
stock have been selected with great care and bred win refer
% speei. --, -.
special train leaves Of Chambest lEhe Railway at
arm ll3O returning after sale.
Catalogues obtained Barker ChAe City Auction Aart
and gewYork Titesas u Broadway and ThYnint st. or
eel A. n. Taylor. Turner'S, Orange County New.iok
Terms Of sa-F0u months, approved notes. Sh interest," or' PEI
Of for cash.
Sale positive and without reserve.
At NEW-YORK SALES and STORAGE
"A REPOSITORY JJ 3J9 and Jil FOaEhave corner Of I"en-
complete PONY TURNOUT consisting Of PONY WAGoNErTB
WagOuetie will i've persons
Ponv gentle suitable for lady hreu 70 re or uvs
HORSE hands kind and gentle IN harness nd saddle ssn
tros minutes, be driven by lady or children
DARK ROAM PONY free driver good under saddle .
vry superior and stylish PARK PhAkTOh, BY wood bnothers
but Little used; viii be sold yery low
Also NEW and SECONDHAND TOP and 40 TOP
PONY and PARK PHARrONS. COACHES CLARBNCbS BhEIIsi
ROCKAWAYs, ROAD WAGONS, CLOS DOG OAhIs
NEW and SECONDHAND SINGLE and DOUBLE HARNESS At Te
To- mice o cssh ads
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number OF common dFanght horses sofa AZ rom 20
TO slOO per head also Wagons Harness. and horse equip
ments, at far prices. , ...,- .
The following sales OF thOroughbreds and tr0tting
stock are announced for the current month:
June sale Col A. A. rayloTs stock arms IN
Orange County the Erie X H MAJOR u w.
Barker, auct0neer. go
oOded under control OF TIE American JOCKEY
Club al jerome Park. Poriham n. 7. .,,, 90,
June 10 and 20Sae OF troitng stock at AtT0odpce hfe1e III
fnear Chcag0); Major q. ". Barker, auctOneer
l-At T. Sader Co.'S training aud stnd iarn a. OueS
vile. kY.
Juue 2-A Richard Vests Hin Stock Farm. GeoreeoWn NJ
June Aerander WOOiburn stud Farm Spring station
wooiord County KY Of Thoroughbred yearlngs aud ons
stock.
June 2TAt ~ Il saufors Peskne Stud Farm, near LeIng
ton, KY
The carriage trade Of the week has been active In all
is branches. High priced continues TO be IN com
paratively demand but there has been no feature
TO note. The Harness and Carriage Journal, weekly
especially devoted the coach and harness makers
interest comments thus upon the impending eighthour
movement: .
among the manufacturers the result Of
the eight hour should reach all branches Of the carnage
stagnaon predicted there advance 10
prices advance and sell their hgue
trade Will be drawn rom the
places produced lover bEures few houses
cass article trade will not be seriously
effected bat others will have advance prices or close up"
ME- NNa
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Ghances for BUSINESS men.
Go mhom II man Gonrsrn

A LATE SUPERINTENDENT of an Insane
n Asylum about starting yor Earope rg 10 take Hni5r as
care INVALID With yew saeciiHs reees-E Adlres'
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tuatrbes, 3ewelrp, etr.

ERANKFIELD & CO., Jewellers, 2O9 Sixth-ave.
cor I4th.si and 323 ahaVe soh We s sel At cost
reduce large stock of Anen.s watches Freaen ana %
sterling silver veFpated before altering ana
cur stores and factory next month
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03
M PER CENT KANSAS SCHOOL BUND'

Principal snd payable in New York The safest ana
srabe Of bond Investments few choice lots Tor sale 0so" ~
Also Missouri County Bonds prices that viii pay the investor -
q 49,, cat i,,sr.s, FITCH OTIS & Co, Bankers,
" Il Pine st.. New York
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03

DATTROAD. STATE, CITY, COUNIlj aHu
IA TOWN BONDS Of al kinds bought and sold BY . Sv,rk
HANNA BROTHERS, IL Nal-st aud NeN-sNi W" -
Investment Securities specially
lnrr.hl 10 nv
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03

THK MUTUAL LFR ISsURAscE COMPANY oF NsNld00ssA't
It4 Asp I46 BRoADwAY. NEw-HoRK. May I8 .55,--
AN ELECTION of NINE TRUST EE2 ~ -.
~ s Cmpsnv 70 take the places Of the class whose term 81 ~
vice expires by limitation 70 lhe ehtrsi WI F Sx
oAce f le COMPANY on MONDAY the THIRD DAY OF k
The POLLS for viii be open rom y eoeS hGST r W .t,r
alL.r -n.n
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Diuioeuo Hotires.

THE COUPONS of THE LOUISVILLE
RRrDGE Co due Ist June will be paid presentation
S ne hat date st the banking GILMAN SON Co.. No
a. BEchAngspaea.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03

A SAFE INVEST hEN i, paying over Is per
"A iuteesf-BONDS of The village af hENLONDON WIS,
havag but % and u 10 run Fncps ard interest payable Ia
lro u1
honls Also, other hntca INVESTMENT sECuM
TIBs Pos By IHO5. BILLS Co.. BaEke No. Ia Pnest
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-24

just one more word in favor OF candi-
date and we agree 10 swear off, This time
it is in favor of \ E. G. Crawford, who
Is candidate for denomination for the Of
flee of County Prothonatory, at the Repub-
lcan primary meeting, held Tomorrow. In
addition to being whole-souled gentleman
in every respect, Mr.. Crawford is man of
ability and learning, and has filed the Of
fee in manner highly satisfactory to ALL
Having had dealings with him in that Ca
pacity, We can cheeriully testify to his
promptness in the transaction Of business;
bis universal politeness and attention to the
wants Of all having business at the Prothon'
atory's office, and that merit alone should
govern that Office consequently Mr.. c. is
just the man for the position, (which the
same we will ever maintain" We hope
our Republican friends will extend Mr..
Crawford the courtesy of large majority
OF votea at the primary meeting, to.mor-
row.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-24

Speaking of that libel suit against th
RECORD, The Titusville Courier Of thi. morn !,
'oe copies our article 10 full, and says:
We would advise this man McCalmont.
(wno oy the way is no relative of the Fra nk
lin McCalment. )if be knows when be is well
on 10 let Charley Wicker alone. 1t ap-
pears be was in dirt scrape, and now BY
bringing this libel suit be has exposed him
sel 70 the public. II the matter ever comes
TO trial NJ. AcCslmont will, If all we hear
u 'rue' be shown up In no very enviable
light. Just the fact Of bis CONNIE encipp this
suit has brought him into notorietv thu,
cannot be at all p leasing to him. We think
he will find 1t greatly to bis advantage to
abandon the suit and simmer down.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-24
WALTON CLUB OF COLUMBIA FARM.-Uu

WALTON CLUB OF COLUMBIA FARM.-Un
the 18th of the present month, he Walton
Club Of Columbia Farm, composed of the
following gentlemen-J. G. Bump, &. A.
Baker, j. y. Hamilton, g. W. Ecob, Geo.
Geyer. Fred Robinson, and Adam Holiday
started for Sheffield. Elk county, on o
grand fishing excursion, in addition to hav-
ing good time, IN ade an immense catch OF
specked trout. Leaving Sheffield they
dshed down the following streams-Dubb's
Eddy, Blue Jay, Two Sherifs. Minister.
Creek, and Salmon Creek. all tributaries of
Tionesta Greek, camping at night at differ
ent points on the trail, and arriving at the
village of Tonesta, in Forest county, on
the 23d inst, at which point they broke
camp and started ior home. During the
time the party was absent they succeeded
10 capturing .493 dne front. and after cook,
Ing and eating to their hearts content while
on the march. brought home over 100 lbs, /,
enough to supply every family on the farm
with a "mess'' Of trout.
The members of the Club are loud in
their praises Of Maj. Goodman. the gentle
manly manager OF the Forest House, at Ii
onesta, and desire us to return him their
sincere thanks for the manner in which they
were treated while at the Forest Hotel. In
add 'tion 10 thoroughly understanding how
to ''run hotel" the Major is o veteran
fisherman and hunter, and the '.big catch"
OF trout made by the Club is largely due to
bin, as he accompanied the party. From
what the boys say. We think the Forest
House, Mai. Goodman, manager, is the
place for fishing and bunting parties to pnt
up at while in the beautiful village of Tio-
ncsta.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-24

THE WARREN x VENAHGo X. r The
work on this end of the Road Is progressing
rapidly. Two gangs of men are now work
ing in the Borough. connecting it with the
Dunkirk, Warren L. Pittsburgh Road. The
connection is being made at point on
High ST.. opposits Greenlund Bros. shop
The Irish -haniies below have been moved
and others will be, for the track, and the
new depot is to be moved about one hun
died rods from its present location, up the
street. One Road Will pass on one side OF
the depot and one on the other. Several
hundred tons OF the iron has already been
received, and we are told the cars will b.
running to Itvineton after about 20 or 2j
days from this date.-l Warren Ledger.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-24
NOTES OF THE DAY,

Droves of antelopes Craze upon the prai>
lie near Ellsworth, Kansas.
Cigars are made at Key West at the rate
of ffty'two thousand q day.
The latest style ut fashionable funerals in
New York is for the pail lbearers TO wear
IulIdress suits and white kid gloves.
For the last thirty years New York has
never re reelected United States Senator.
with the one exception Of Hon. VIM. Ii.
Seward.
A Western paper tells us that a man and
his daughter in Missouri were killed by
au electric ball which fell from a cloud
and struck the house in which they lived.
The asphalte pavements laid in several
London streets are SO well liked that the
Inhabitants OF other districts are petitoning
that their streets may be laid with the same
material.
All be could do, a Lafayette man couldn't
light the lamp, though he used every tooth
In his wife's hair comb for matches. But
there was an explosion next morning that
the Kerosene wasn't responsible for.-CInd.
Eve. News
The people Of Wyoming, Penn, don't
know whether 10 call their female judge o
jasticess Of the peace or q Justice of The
peacess.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-24

4, THE JUSTICE OF THE. VERDICT rendered
by the public years ago in favor of the
Mexican Mustang Linimsnt must be appsr-
ent to all who have used that famous prep-
arlou or seen it nspd. It's healing influence
is irresistible. The most obstinate forms OF
Deuaralgic or rheumatic disease are totally
cured by il, end that in tn inconceivably
short space of time. External injuries or
.ores, whe her of man or beast, as well as
all equine or bumsn maladies tor which u
llnlmeot may b. used are speedily rem lied
by its use. Remember 1t 10 not merely
paiative but an pradicant o. disease.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-24
N NOTICE.

The Overseors of the Poor of Cornplsn,e,
Township will receive proposals from ,uy
p"rson'or p.rsous to keep the poor of s,d
Township from The first day Of June, ls7
till the first day OF January, 1879. Tha
poor are TO bs furnished with provisions, =
physician. fuel and clothing.
Proposers will say how much week
they will keep each person tor.
Proposals to be made on tue 4th day o.
June, 1872, at the Pumor House, Plumer,
Pa.
JArEs SAGE.
THOMAS Melton,
Ovrsrserr.r
Gated May 81, 1872. I'd.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-24

Some one asked Mrs Cady Stanton IL che
thought girls possessed the physique neces-
sary for the wear and tear Of college
course Of study. Her reply is both sensible
end sarcastic. 81 would like to see you, y
said she, stake thirteen hundred young men
and lace them up, and hang ten to twenty
pounds weight Of clothes to their waists.
perch them upon three inch.he cls, cover
their heads with ripples, chignons, rats and
mice, aud stick ten thousand bairpins into
their scalps; if they can stand oil this, they
can stand little Latin aud Greek Eliza-
beth Cady never uttered more truth in 90
short space before In her life.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-24

Libel suits always bring the editor into
nosoriety, and more especially In the pres
ent case. For the benefit of the "limh,
who brought suit against the RECORD, we
would state that yesterday we received on
order for two hundred copies each of the
papers containing the accounts of the OBJ.
scene and disgraceful affair out of which
the libel suit grew, the papers to be sent to
Franklin for circulation. "Was ever client
SO abused"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-24
The following new wells are being drilled

The following new wells are being drilled
10 Butler County.
Oue on the farm of Jno. Smith, Esq,
Cherry township--down 200 feet.
One on the farm OF David Stewart, 10
Washington township. nnd one at Rum
b.ughs, same township.
One on the farm OF j. II. Iliudman, Clay
township.
One on Silver Creek, on farm of VIM. c.
Campbell, Esq, Fairview township. Down
LOCO feet
One at Ealston's Mill. Concord township.
Z. One at Milerstown, Donegal township,
and one on Fotquer farm west of Millors>
town.
One above Boyds,uwn, in Concord town
ship. This well is. about completed and
with favorable prospects. 1t is only miles
up the Connoquessing from Butler.
Preparations are making 10 com plet a
well at Jas. Stephenson's old Biinker Mill
in Summit township, and only four miles
east of Bntler
The latest news from the Thorn creek
we'll is very encouraging The rock contin'
ues favorable.
/ We hope oil th' co enterprises may meet
with sncccss, and believe the day ia not
very distant when our county will lie an
extensive oil producing di.trict.-[ Batter
Citizen.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-24

A drunked Individual, while 10 the Roch
ester House bar room. this afternoon, alter
Insulting several gen tlemen, and fearing o
thfashing which he richly deserved, took of
a stove pipe hat, and in whining old wo-
man voice muttered-"The law Is on my
eide, touch me it you dare" and then sneak
ed Off to his hole. just about after the
fashion of the little school boys who ex.
claim-"you knock this chip of my shoul'
der, aud III just tell my ma"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-24

Rerorts from different parts of the cOun>
try show that the raihs of last Saturday and
Sunday extended over very considerable
area, and IL is estimated that their effect
npon the growing crops will bs wArth mil
lions OF dollars, aside from the other bene>
tits conferred by their extingushment OF the
destructive fires raging in the woods OF
o number Of States.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-24

A certain individual got druuk three
times, yesterday, and "let of sour beer" at
a disgusting rate. Some wicked individu al
proposed to seed-bag HIN and start brew
cry, claiming that once pumping bad COM
menced the supply Of c)ur vinegar would
be inexhanstible and never failing. "Ugb"
was the only articulale sound, and that re-
echoed like the blowing ont Of whiskey
bung, and off the beer barrel started.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-24

The Norwich Advertiser says: "a young
lady, very pretty; walked around the new
road q mies) in one hour and forty five
minutes. We remember escortiug one
around the road once b. moonlight. Time
-four hours and forty minutes. But then
she said she wasn't in hurry. The old
folks bad gone 10 camp'meetiug, and she
had night'key."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-24

The residence of Mr.. Eugene Williams,
in Cherrytree township, this county, was
destroyed by fire on last Thursday. Nearly
all tie furniture and about fifty bushels of
wheat were destroyed. No insurance.
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Take Notice.

All parties knowing themselves indebted
to the firm OF Schermerhorn & Ten Eycs
-four aud feed dealers, are requested to Ca,
at their store. on Washington Street, ,pd
settle the same immediately, as they iui.ad
to close Odt their bns ness.
ScHrNMERHoRN Il TEN EYck.
Petroleum Centre, May 81, 1872 If.
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Erie il chosen as the place for three guile
important events this year, viz the State
Editorial Convention in June, the Regets
Of the N. W. Boating Association In July,
aud the State Fair 10 September.
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The game Of base ball, this afternoon. at
columbia Farm, resulted in favor of the
senecas OF OIL City. Score at end of game
stood-l6 to Is.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-24
Gold at l p. N. llSN

- We are requested to state that the
place Of holding the Republican primary
election, tomorrow, has been changed from
the school House on the bill, to the Office
OF 5. Reynolds, on Washington street,
Electors will plea take notice.