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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25
lROPOsALs non FRRsH BRRF,

OFFIuE OF TIE A. q. s., WuLKr's PoIErl
NEW YoRK HARBoR, Nov, II, l672 (
this once until ii a. M, DEoRMBFR i6' iii Tor
furnishing the tresh beef required b. the sqbsatenOs
Department, United btaten Army, at this station
during SlI months, comm snoinE January l, ls7S.
Information TO OOnditisnh, quality OF beef pay
A. H. PAYSON,
noyia lat Liant OoFps Of FnaipeeTs : O. &
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

COLUMBIA, &. O., Nov. ii, isil. 7
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will DO reosivsd at
this once until II a m, December ~, iS72, for fur
nishnG the hIssh Beef required By tho Subsistence
Department U. y. A, At this station, during aiE
months, nommeneinE JAnuATy J, is73 Information
be obtained By ApplleStion % -,
FIrs, Lou tenant Els6tSsnth Iniaatly. 4. Us
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25
(IoVRRNMEKT SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY
OuARTERNAsrER,s OFTIoE,

QuARrEnMABTERH OFTIoKl
FoRT GBsOE, !. T., Oct ~, l5ll, I
WIN be offered for sale, A. public lqetion, % the
an iron bridge belonging to tue United States At the
crossing Of the PortsAu river, known as the TeEas
and Fort ATbuekle orossnE, and about sir miles frOu
Terms cash JAS. BkLGHR,
noHl QnATLeTmAaleI U. 3. Army.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25
I ,ARoE SALE o. ANY, CLOTHING AND

ARGE BALE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND
II kQUIPAGF
DEPOT QuAhTEnNAsTEk'H OTTTCE,l
pmLADELrIIlA, October -, lo1l !
VIII DO sod At pablo auction, at the bohuylkill
ArsenAl, Philadelphia, PennsYlVAniA, onmmsnoinE
wHDN ksDAY, December Z, lsT2, At 10 O'Clock a M,
under the direction Of Captain y. A. All Eood, Mi.
tAFy Btoroke United States ATwy lAree guam
uiJ Of new, unisryieeabls and damaged Clothing,
Camp and Garrison EquipaEo, oonHiAtnE In part Of
lb,OOO Cavalry and Light ARTILLERY JAekotA
I6,UO Infantry Goats.
6,UQ0 Pairs TTONsoTa.
EllOO Pairs Boots.
l2BOUO Pairs booeos.
pj,OOO Hat Feathsra.
1850 Yards WorBtsd and SIX Lace.
i6JlQO BTasa Letters, Va Ees, Crossed OAnnopa Ao.
5000 Pairs Brass Scales.
nd yAri, Us other articles including large quantity
Of Wooden, Oott ton, linen and Rope OuttlBEa-
The tOrns OF sale will be stated In the Catalogues
which can DO obtained At this once At tbs Schulz
kill Arsenal, or At the auction rooms Of heasrA N.
Philadelphia. l.. Y. HAhIOhl
AIsisIGnt QuATtsTmAstsr General, United States
Army. nos
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yk F 81 4RE sE9E ~ FSS

DROPOSALB FOR DREDGING IN THE
JAMES RIVER,
UHIIID bTATIB kR0nEER'H OTTICE,
TnmD broR1 UHIon BAHK BUILDING,
fAYErrE, NEAh UHARLEa BIhEET,
BALIIMoRE, Md, nov. L. h7l
Proposals. for dredging In tho james river, near
Richmond, Va, will be received until noon Of De
oembeT 4, lslA The right 70 reject AnJ bid is TO-
served.
blank forms, specifications aud any dssirOd inioT.
nation 10 be had on application a this me,
WIN, p, ORAlUHILL,
moss Major Of hpHinoeTs, u. 3. A.
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BHEF.

OETIcE A. Q, T., FoRT COMMUNAL
N. Y. H., Dot. VI, lsi2. \
Sealed proposals. in duplicate, viii be received At
this once until y m. November n, l51l for furnish.
inE the iSOsh beef required b. the Subsistence De.
pATtment, u, B. A, ~ this station, rufibE the 6it
months commencing JAnpAu l, 1873. Information AZ
70 conditions, qualify Of beef, pAymants, 4o., can be
r. q. RUTHERFORD,
oo2s Second Lieut.. ISth ii. b iafaatfy, 4 C,s.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

pPaILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL
TlMQRE RA1LROAD.
TS UGn% SiiI As3NDAY June sla PH.1saGsT
,Wg man Train for PhIlAdSlphLI and wss Stations
IE,SPFS,' Train for PhilSdslphlA and New YOrL At
KIRis.' Train for Philadelphia aud New York q.
2AS p. N.
Accommodation TT.in for Port Deposit Md Inter.
mediate stations At p, N,
EIpress . n for New YoTk al Pm
Pm. - TUT w" h0'A -
CONNECTIONS
iB A. N. Train connects ~ New Castle Junotlsn
With trAln for all Stations DelAyATo Railroad and
um0rS OsntrAl Railroad.
RB5 A. n. TTAin At Psnyvills for Port DSpoalt
siB n n, Train At PeTpytle for al Stations OF,
fhilAdelDhiA and BAlumOro Central Railroad and Al
WtlminEton and ktAtlona on Delaware Railroad -
tWeon Wilmington and Harrington,
Through tieksts may be procured either At PFesi
dent Street Depot or at Ticket Once. No rs Bald.
secured seats in the reclining back car and
OF etAto-rooms In sleeping car can be procured Al
bAlumore street. once during the day, On GppIioa-
ton At bAltimoro street the Union frAnaiof DOM
PAny will call for and check baggage at pTIVs.s resi-
dsnoos. thus avoiding tho eoRlaaiou SitsndlnE the
General Agent
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

RALEfUB, N. u, Nov. rs, Isia
healed proposals, 10 duplicate, will bs received at
this unoe until Y December u, 1874, for furnish
lng the fresh Beef required b. toe spbslssnes De
pArtment u \. A., At this station, airing the ais
" conditions, qaalny Of beef, payments, 40, be
obtained by application TO BAN. R. JONES,
nois Hirst Lieut. Fourth ARTILLERY, Us.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25


BOWJE-RERaE.-lnBa i.inors, on the an ms,
b the Rev. D. 2. Rssss, Major 4. hRUHI BoviI, n
tsi - Isss R.v v 9ssss; Rsss'. 8 B. q Bsid
BEoKER-EoKuoEF.-op IN. ,on instant, a,
81 lleyeua church. b. The Rev. Faihaf HaTulrs,
goer n BHoHAH and JULiA EoELoTT, b1th q This
ByRoH-HooKs,-Ia BrOoIlyu, October %, is7l,
$40 .,hinStSn. D. u, and Mis- Bts SnOh ooE I
IooHRnY- LLOYD, On VI. sr,nins Of the iolh
ig.enh ~ the Rev, y, Y, Kicks, n. BocHRET and
AAeou LLOYD, both Of Washlnston, D. o.
DIED.
HAKRR.-or BsiurdAr, November "a, is7l Gro.
Tue funeral WIN tsks plaos this morning, Al 10
o'eloeh, ~ ~ II street. northvpsl
UsNLL-.On Sunday mgruinE. 9Th instant, At the
..rsst, THoMAs r. URiII, Agod lhlrtI.tWo, late d
The Qomptrollsts once, BrSohlJp, N. y,
ny. rs;u.ig. I'm bs lahsn 70 BtookIIn for inter.
dissSss u me hssrS sfsss ioSs sd pslS'Ii H.
ne.s, WALTHn OARLtHIH, dearly believed child o.
Wilson Y. Aud Eliza Brown, aged nine Taara
OoNIFGTpF.- The M instant, Eliza. rido-
etk1e has hiohaa OoninGtou' In the ihJ.third rear
1UBBY.--In this city, on The IVA Inst, Al oolooh.
n unaunoniA Mrs SUiAnHA ~. LUunT, wife on VIM
Le.bg, sepsrintspdsnt o. The OonETsssiouai Gems.
he funeral mi isks place At the rssdsns- Of the
asoiased ~ oolook this aitsrnoon The friends Of
the family are Invited 70 attspd.
Nn.BURH.-ou Friday, ths IA Instant, afteF =
nSs.rin5 iilns,, Ihomls hHbuRN, assd fofty'siEht
RoBlgsQh.-In usotrst9ur, on the nd instant,
hLnnhr T. HonmsoH, son OF james n. apd fTAnosi
koh'nson' aSsd nftssn Jsars and str months.
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Railroads.
THIFR8gISHEI B 5IiE ~ HEI EES ~

T'HItJOgG LINE BETWFFT T1THF0To
PHILADELgHIA AND EEE. Iotk. 7
Trains b.tvosn WsshiastoS "a w Yo.E r.. sow
EoR FEM Y6kE, -i,hog, sh.ss. Of s.rs.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Lave daily tsIOs0t sunds5J At a m, I. aad
ON SUNDAY.
Lesys for New Yori al 20 ,. m. and PhIsdsiphia
ssepiss ssr- for Ns- yo,s min ,,.,,.,,
ID ouah uoLsi. 70 PSilsGspSis. RsI We Ys,S 4;
Bo,on can bs had At ths station 0mos At III boufs
See baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement. t.-
. Ca a. R..-'en "sshluS'Ss BsHPofs An SpO
=, mi, +, Assistant Master q IrsBspoFtatioa.
GRO. 3, kOONTz. Agent, wsshiBEton. Bos
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
r,.,D...,-.., WASN'T s.,sEE Y !, Ne, Iss
900 SISGfsSirGA IND wss ffA w Bo re
Js'Ts dsI ', siospi 50 sdsJ, At SiS. s:E, .. and
O''ba' NJ aud !; gas 70, y 20 81. m
iH,T e dsi,y s5espt sunday. At B!i5, Is, q m,
'na Y P 1Is : pi X WAY srATroNs
70 sod KslaJ-LosVs Al SiB, SIS sad = n, ssd
'''' ~ . y Tor ANNAPoua.
to o. from Asasot ss s sgs m No trains
ON SUNDAY,
L"''' " a f g w sfsSiffR65sss'o R m.
Leave At % a. and s - d m
kuR ALI PARTS ~ THE WEgT
Ss's eiIss.Et sS'qSdaJ aud SunesT. StSIs.
On 1s aSSaS 80 e and nd sS z M s,,,..,,,
A. helAy station with trains from BAlimoFe toWhssl
Ing, PafkertburH, PittabuTG, 40,
. fof strAsburE and points between Rs'ay Uousa ana
Hone h SstSui IT sbd WiasSSss2 ssoIa Sss.S
Throush tickets to the West can b. b,a a, An.
Warrington station Ticket once At ali hours IL he
For New YORK. PhIlsdslOhiG and Boston, %. ss,,,.
ussmsnt Of Through Lne." :
- Assistant Master of TfsuspoTtAtis,,.
T. ~. yOLE, Hsnsral Ticket Aren't
Hk y k1ONTZ. 0sDgral AEsnL nos
WAsHNoToE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
On and .tteI October l. Is71 the trains on this 70.
The mail trllb win Ieavs AIsIandris asiIy. ,,..o
bundsJ, a. IS N. arrive At LsssburE al Ii 4 NJ
and Hamllton A. II ~. Leave Hamiltoa Al Il - y
~ Aea Lss,eurg Al u IS p. And arrive ElsIas.
The oom@odstlon train WI Issv. Als1.sar,.
burg At 10 .. m. Leave Isssbarg 81 a n snd ~
rive ~ AlenAudrtA At rs q. m.
Ths ~ q N. train iron saAndfta and Il N n m
kem3s daily line Of Coaches fs- Purosilvliis asiek
efaVills, BsrJyine and winchester, Hiso. Iith
Tor Alde and hlddleburG. -"
Communication uekets, three oent4 pSF miis
Annual uoksta, go. X. H. HAVKNHR
noFLu osnsral Ticket AFenI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25
COFFEE.

JAVA, (EsnuiBs Old Govt,) 30, green SSo. rOasssd
MOCHA, I'm original bGissJ COO. 800.
PLANTATION.squAi TO Mocha, 49," 40.
MARIOAIBO, prime article, 49, 300.
RIO, $50. g." BOO.
All Coffee Roasted In HJds's Patent ArouA Saving
Browuer. and no water used, thereby saving oon.
0nmors is DER oanL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25
BALTrMoRE As11 .EoTomAC Rail


BALTiMoRE AsB .HSoTomAC RAIL
DEPOT CORNER SIXTH AND N sTurxra
NORTHWEST,
TRAINa LKAvB ron TRAIHa ARRIVE A.
BALTIMORE WlEufEITnH ~
Lt An, NlAEarA kEpross, { - = n, Wss,Srs IN.
s' an 4 NJ BaitImor' Mail. IA 70, ~ 'o''
10 83 !. ~, Western m. ospi sannda1, u>ns' ~
pres. daily, except Sun. II % a m. Western EH.
aH -, pres, daily.
SS5 2. M BAltimo5o 40 ~ y m, Pacific EEpFs.s,
eommoaluon' dAly, e. DAILY, eHoept SUNDAY,
% p M, Oinoinnad VI. iOkl y NJ Icc.wu.,d.
pres, daily, eEcspt Sun ton, dliiy sEoSpl SundaV
= 9g, -. Nl An. Qnhnucs Aoa'n,
- = m western M dAly saEoept sunday
ps-'uU uiu P;ms daily, en-, Sun
-,--, - day.toT Rich noud and 81
rhaina leaVng MashinEton att 1t a m. And - >.
oInhe,t ~ boNle win trains Toe Marlboro, leaving
bSra, y ~ m; sad b;l9 p m, arriving a MARI
Trains arriving At WAAhlnr ton AT n a - a. 81
.. IN, inject at Bowie With lTHins iSsStns
At - q m. and 10 D. m oo'V
Passengers leaving their orders At Ticket OnLo.
northwest corner biTth street and Psnnsyivsns ~
nne can have thsir baEHAGs called for and ehSsa a
hotels and rl denoss 10 Al points North ans West
Through uekti 70 CinelunAu, Ooumbas lndiana.,olis
Louisstne, bt Louis, Nov OIleAnl, OhIoaEo, Ollsha
ssa r.neseo, and all points North. North ueS WEI
OhBesi slEth and Pennsylvania .v,Bu.
L DubAhRI, GeneIAl Superintendent
Il. \. 1OUk0. General PAasonRoF ARont
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OIL NEws.-The Delo we'll 10 doing rs
barrels per day.
The Hammar we'll on Beaver creek is
pumping about IS barrels per day.
The well near North Washington 10 down
over 1900 feet with no indications OF . third
sand.
Fifteen new wells are being started In
the vicinity Of the Jsmison we'll near But
Ter.
Territory lie in great demand 10 the new
field north OF Petersburg BY Psrker's Land
ing pledge men.
The Fertig & Hammond we'll on the Ely
Ritts farm east Of Turkey run 10 down 1000
feet, they have every indication Of . good
we'll.
The Finley & Kribbs we'll on Beaver is
pumping 5 barrels per day. This we'll
is supposed to be little east Of the main
belt.
Verbach and others have Q we'll nearly
completed on the Kesting farm near ASH
bach run. There Is 700 feet of oil In the
hole, eight feet 10 the rock.
A new we'll was struck last week on the
Ely Ritts farm which understand is doing
fully rs barrels per dao. 1t 10 located close
TO the line of the Dan Ritts.
The Jamiscn we'll near Butler is flowing
about sixty barrels day. Preparations
are being made to drill II deeper into the
sand and tube it properly when they .ex-
pect it will pump at least 200 barrels pei
day.
The Irwin we'll on the Edinger farm wal
burned on Friday. Fears were entertained
that man who had been at the we'll few
minutes previous TO the breaking out of the
fire, bad lost bis life, but think It is only
conjecture.
A new town has been started on the fat
below the Jamison well on land of Mr.. Hus
selton of Butler, called Wyoming. There
are also other lands north of this and sep
srated by the Counoqe creek whict
has been leased for building purposes ani
J many buildings have already been started
There 10 livery stable, lumber yard b.
kerry and many other branches Of business
alrssdy opened. Emlsuton Friend.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-14

Day before yesterday, during the preva-
lsnes OF the thunder shower, tho Lightning
struck large tree 10 front Of the residences
Of Geo. lsgrsus, on the Upper Boyd farm,
shsstering 1t to soms extent. The bolt fol<
lowed tue tree down to the ground and ran
along aide the fence for some distance and
finally spent its force 10 the ground near the
house. M. Ms daughter psss-d under the
tree but short time before the ligeininl
struck Il, sod made narrow escape
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-14

Wei give place to-day 10 two communion
tions on subjects Of interest 10 the public at
large. The one In regard to the subject OF
ground rents is Of vast importance 10 our
ci,izens. Every iuch Of ground 10 the p lace
10 leased, and now that times are dull all
along OH Creek, We think Il no more than
right that the Central Petroleum Company
and other owners Of property, should make
NJ abatement on ground rents at the pres
ent time. We shall have more to say on
this subject at future day, and invite com
rhunications from the public on the same.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-14

A curious case has just been decided by
an English court involving the legal recog-
milton OF ghosts. A tenant who was troub,
led with ghosts on his premises annuIled
the contract Of lease between himself and
his landlsrd. The landlord took legal mesni
to secure the fulfillment Of the contract,
but the court decided 10 favor of tho ten
ant.
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Gold at l p. m. ll3
NOT ICE.

All subscribers TO the Chicago Relief Fund
of last winter, ore requested to meet at the
Office cf S. Reynolds, on SATURDAY
EVENING, SEPT. l4TH, 1872. or the
amount subscribed at that time, $40O was
eent to Chicago and $500 to the sufferers by
the Michigan and Wisconsin fires, leaving q
balance on band Of S258 95. This meeting
Is called for The purpose OF disposing Of the
remsining balance.
By Order
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-14
BY Order.

eERv J. N. Condit, OF Girard, vii
occupy the pulpit of the Presbyterian
Church OF this place, on Sunday next, FORE
noon and evening. the Rev. gentleman is
sp,ksn Of ss being very talented and ell o.
qnept divine, and the public are cordially
iavitsd To attend and hear him.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-14

The special trains both to Titusville and
Housewife, lest evening, were crowded with
the admirers Of Grant aud Greeley. Both
trains arrived back about IL O'Clock, all
parties feeling satisfied, no doubt, that their
respective candidates stood . better chance
Of slsc''sn than before the meetings were
held.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-14
Local Notices.
CIGARS.

Lovers Of good ciears will fnd several en-,
tirely new brands, q Yer before iu,rodnesf.
in this place, at the Pust Office News Room
They are warranted pure Havsnas
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-14

A healthy and otherwise intelligent MAJ
ried woman in Tennessee persists In the b.
lief that her legs are paraIyzed, and being
doomed to an endless punishment. She
suffers intense pain from her sf3ic.ion, sud
has no Indication Of being unsouud Ia mind
except 10 this particular.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-14

Losr.-At some point on Washington
Street, between Auerham's dry good store
and Second Street, yesterday afternoon, q
Hair Bracelet, Of value to no one but the
owner. The finder will be literally reward I.
ed on leaving the same either at this Office
or at the Office OF Jas. S. McCrsy.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-14

The oil well Of Capt. A. Dingley. 10
Pleasant township, two miles from Warren,
is now down to the depth of about 900 feet.
and the rock he is drilling In smells strong
ly Of oil. The Captaiut perseverance
richly deserves success. lWarreu Ledger.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-14

ssFor of all sad words OF tongue or
pen,
Tho saddest are these-'It might
have been.'"
Mn. EDIToR:-When the Boyd, Egbert
and Central farms were first opened to oil
development, leasing for oil purposes was
the business of the hour. But ss the terri
tory became exhsus ted and space was left
to build town, the true policy Of the land
owners was to sell lois as fast a. the dsvel-
opmeu,s receded. The continuance Of less-
ing for building purposes was crime. and
short sighted, selfish and suicidal policy,
one that has cost the owners dearly, for they
might have had dollars where they have got
dimes from the sale instead Of the rental.
Located 10 the very hesrt Of the oil trade
for years, with "wesIth that outsboos the
wealth of Ormus or Of Iude"; with riches
poured into her lap ten times greater than
Solomon in all bis glory ever possessed,
city rich and populous. with great resources
Of means and talent would be here to-day
instead Of a shanty town denied corporate
existence, without form or comeliuess, desc
titute of drainage, and whose health 10 only
preserved by q special care ofa plying
Prov idsuce, our trade fettersd by exact,ons
of fevery kind, is languishipg and dying.
1t was rumored on the streets, after the res.
ignatiop Of N. G. Martin, E.q., as Supsrin/
tendent, that Capt. Ray, Cashier OF the
bank here would FIJI hS place. This, If
bad proved true was 10 itself sufficient
guarantee, that just and generous policy
wouli be inaugurated 10: he 10 man Of
" ide experience 10 business with broad and
compreuensive views Of duty, and possessed
of quick decision, and rare judgment; COT .
c,aling under somewhat brusque manner
o warm end generous nature.
But fields Of greater usefnlness and igher
honor are open to him and bis acceptance
looks doubtful.
Let the citizens manifest some interest in
this matter. Perhaps the company that has
seemed as deaf as au adder may yet listen
to the voice Of reason. Their policy, as
nnct angling apparently as the laws Of the
Modes and Persians, may yet give wcy to
something rational. Something may yet be
done for this place. 1.-THE lots be ssld In
fee or pay yearly rental on 80 yesr lease
Then enterprise can avsert itself, and az
there is plenty of good territory yet arou nd
US, in o s hort time Petroleum Centre will
enter on career of prosp Gritty that shall il ,
crease as time wears on.
| CLoD HOPPER.
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For sale
$4,000 to 10000 feet Of SECONDHAND
TUBING, at from rs to IS cts. per foot.
The Tubing is 10 first GLASS order and oil
ready fitted.
April rs. IT, H. II. WARNER
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-14

Days Doiogs, New Varieties, New York
Clipper, Wilk's Spirit, and ell sporting pa-
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-14

GOLDEN TREASURE cigsrs st ths
Pos, Office News Room. Somthiug entirely
new.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-14
FIFTY YEARS APART.

They SIT In the Winter cleaning,
And the FIRE burns bright between:
One has passed seventy Summers,
The other just seventeen.
They rest In . happy silence.
And the shadows deepen fast;
One lives In coming future,
And one in long. long past.
Each dreams Of rush OF music,
And q question WHISPERED low;
One will hear Il this evening,
One heard It long ago.
Each dreams OF q loving husbsnd.
Whose brave heart is hers alone:
For one the joy is coming,
For the other the joy has aowu,
Each dreams Of Life Of gladnsss,
Spent under the sunny skies;
And both the hope and the mem'ry
Shine in the hsppy eyes.
Who knows which dream 10 the brIpbteat,
And who knows which 10 the best.
The sorrow and Joy are mingled,
But ou'y the end is rest:
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-14

The Victor Brand OF cigars Ut the Post
Office News Room.
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School Books.

A complete stock Of School Books needed
at the Public School can he found Of tho
POST OFFICE NEWS ROOM.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-14

t1Just received at the JAMESToan
CLOTHING STORE, Q large sssor!nooSs' "a
OF new aud nobby styles of HATS d oA'0'
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-14

~GREELEY HATS at The JAHso
TOWN CLOTHING STORE.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-14
Letters from the People.

NorE.-Tbe manager Of tbls Journal. With
out endorsing the sentiments OF contributors
desires to offer the widest possible latitude
for free discussion. 1t is merely stipulated
that communications shall concern matters
oi,public interest, be put 10 decent language
and accompanied with the names OF the
writer's, not for publication, but o. q guar
antes OF good isitb.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-14
Magazines.


All the magazines for September, uov
ready.
Harper,
Galaxy.
Atlantic,
Lippincotps.
Eclectic,
Transatlantic, "
Oliver Optic,
Young Folks,
Frank Leslie,
Childrsn's Flower q.
Old and New,
Godey's Ladies' Boof,
London Society,
Peterson's
Ladies' Friend,
Arthur's Home,
Science Monthly,
Bsllou's,
Good Words,
Nursery.
.Chstterbox,
Metropolitan.
Herald Of Health,
~ the POST OFFICE NEWSROOA.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-14

The best Pittsburgh Lager at v,s
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-14

For Pure Wines warranted as such by y,c Nv
Brotherhood of Brocton 90 to GAFFNhA" "
GRANT HATS at tue JAAESTo"'
CLOTHING STORE.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-14

HATS AND GAPS in great variety ,.am .Su
10 all styles, just received by express MoTg- agI
New York. at the JAMESTOWN Clo'N
ING STORE. Call and look at them
August l2-tf.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-14

Gs6pey calls Lager