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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-05

DEATH OF An INDIAN CBIEr.-We are 10
receipt Of a note from friend residing On
the Gait, Reservation announcing the death
Of DR.. Peter Wilsou.-Ha-da-gebs or. One
who heals the stick, 10 the Indian tongue
a chief in the Six Nations. About year
ago deceased experienced a paralytic stroke
which left him speechless, rendered one Of
his arms useless, and is supposed to have
BEEN the ultimate cause of bis death.
DR.. Wilson was on Indian Chief, and as
an orator was said to rank next to REQ Jack.
ct from whom he was decsnded. In addition
to his nstnral abilities, DR.. Wilson possess
ed the advantages of liberal educat tiou, as
many In Buffalo who enjoyed the pleasure
of his acquaintances ars aware.
The deceased bad 10 his possession at the
time Of bis death two valuable rsi les, iu the
shape of the hstchet aud pipe OF his auces,
tor, for which be was once offered by PROM!
inent citizen OF Buff.lo-but retused-ths
sum of two hundred dollars Buff. Com.
Adv.
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The Cleveland Plain Dealer beg los to zee
the baneful effects Of the Southern Improve.
ment Company on tbe business of that city.
1t says ''this corporation, in the excess Of
it's greed, has erasped for too much, and
failure stares it in the lace. In the mean
time our refining interest 10 in the miIe, aud
over thousand poor operatives are thrown
cut Of employment; 30 that the loss to Clev. :
land from q movement which was to benefit
her 20 much is already incalculable."
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The 3. I. Co. InvcstIgation.

| In the investigation Of the South Improve.
ment Company, the Secretary, ". G. War
den, testified that the company was organs
ICED about January 2, 1872, with . charter
similar 10 that OF the Pennsylvania Com
pany, aud at the expectation was to get ali
refineries to join. Two thousand shares of
stock at one hundred dollars each were
taken, and twenty per cent. paid in. The
'ormer rates'to New York by rail we're 81 ,25;
under the Improvement Company they were
$2,56 on crude oil, Of which the Improve
ment Company and all shippers acting with
Il rebate of Sl,06. TIE calculations made
BY the oil men who heard the witness were,
that the rebates at these rates would amount
TO six million year, aud the increase to
the railroads about millieo and q haif-
The refiners would not all join, and on ac-
count Of the excitement iI the oil regions
the contracts were not enforced, and now
are annulled. John Alexander, of Allex-
ander Sehofeld & Co., Of Cleveland, testi.
fed that they sold their refinery for about
forty.ive per cent Of its value 10 the Stand
ard Oil Company, which was to 60 iuto the
S. I. Co. They were forced to sell, as they
conld not sford TO run against the combis
nation. W. H. Doan, shipper Of oil at
Cleveland, testified that he did not get
drawbacks from the railroad, and his occu-
patton was gone, because hs could not stand
against the discrimination in freights agsins
him. P. II. Watson, President Of the S.
Co., has been summoned, and was expected
to testify before the Committee yesterday 1,
He will be required to produce the contracts
between the S. l. Co., and the trunk lines
OF railways leading into The oil regions
Mr.. Lombard, who has suffered since the
fourth of March to the amount of nearly
four thousand dollars on raised freights
'orced BY the S. Co . has been summoned.
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The Sen hsoimasser OF California.

A pedasogus in Ipdians who was "hard
upr for uumerciiuily wslting the back OF a
little girL justified bis action by explaining
ths. "shs persisted 10 flipging paper pellets
At him when his back was turned" This Is
no excuse. The Town Crier taught school
up 10 the mountsius, and about every half
hour had to remove His coat and scrape off
the dried paper wsds adherlng to the nap.
He never permitted a trife like this TO uu-
settle bis patience; he just kept on wearing
tnat giaberdine until It had no nap, and
the wads wouldn't stick. But when they
took to dipping them in mucilage he made .
complaint to the Board OF Directors.
"Young man" said the Chairman, "ef
you don't like our ways, you'd better sling
your blankets and git. Prentice Mulford
tort skule yer for mor'sn six months, and he
never said word agin the wads"
The Town Crier briefly explained that
Mr.. Aultord might have been brought up
to paper wads aud didn't mind them.
O''It isn't no u,e," said another director the
children hev gotto be amused.
The Town Crier protests that there were
other amusemsuts equally as divertine; but
the third director here arose and remarked |:
II perfectly agree with the Cheer; this
youngster better travel. consider IS pa
per wsds Lies at the root Nv popular edye.-
cation; thes Q necessary adjunck Nv the
school system. Mr.. Chairman, move and
second that this yeS schoolmsster be shot,
Tho Town Crlsr did not TO remain observe
the result Of the voting. Francisco
News Letter.
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! Liz, Of Jurors for the lst Moudsy Of Nay,

. Lis. Of Jurors for the lst Moudsy ofAay,
1872:
Canal towuship-wm. Vincent, Robt
Thompson, Jas. Hill.
Cherrytree wnship-Calsb Shugart, Jas.
r. Hamilton.
Cranberry township-E. Nicklin, Jas.
Morrison, Perry Brandon.
Clinton township-Wm. Depsidson,
Joshua Hoffman.
Emlenton-Wm. Crawford.
Irwin township-Abram Lstshaw, Cole
man Allen, p. Thornbury, Thos. Gadsoy.
Jackson township-Jos. Mason.
Mineral townsbip--Martin Guilinger, A.
Wright, Jas. D. Mitchell.
Oilcreek township-D. D. Kesch.
Oil City-H. D, McCancs.
Plum townshlp-Cyrus Dawson, John c.
Richey, Thos. Green, Benz StrawbIidge'
Hiram Baton.
Plumer-Wm. G.. Price.
Pieasantville-- w. p. Bsrbe.
Pithole-A. J. Keenan,.
Petroleum Centre-A. d. Weymau.
Rynd-Schuyler Riqua.
Rousevilie--Johu Sparks.
Rockland township-D. r. Beck.
Sandycreek township-Ssm'l Hovie
Scruograss township William McCutch-
con, T. d. Perry.
Sugarcreek township-John James. =
Utica-J. r. Adams.
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Que Of those poor suffering female wo.
men, who "hss Cancer on her breast, sure /;
three small childer: hasn't touched a ha'
drop o whisky fur 10 years, and wants to
get toueito Kor-y," came round begging
this forenoon. We donated several scrip,
-And shortly alter noticed the poor lorn wo
man laying in,the eet-drunk. Sue had
'ou'y grown weary on the road of life a1d
stopped BY the wAysids TO rest.
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During the recent run upon the Lockport,
New York. Savings Bank, the overseer for
the poor noticed ttst several parties, 10
whom be bad extended aid during the win
ter months, had money deposited there
which ,hey were extremely snxious to
draw out; wbereupon be hssrtlsssly refused
to assist tbeSs paupsr capitalists any more.
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I The Oil City meeting Wednesday was not
largely attended. 1t organized with Mr..
Baough In the Chair, and W. NJ. Lay, Sec
retary. The report of the freight Commi-
tee was read, aud the Committee discharged.
The Committee on Congressional action re-
ported progress, and stated thatthe 5. |. Co.
Commerce to tell all they ever knew
Nothing of very great importance was eliet-
ed, but things are reported 40 working
smoothly.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-05

We received call to-day from Mr.. James
W. Shaw, OF Franklin. MIR. S. is o csndi-
dste for the Office Of Register and Recorder
Of Venango county, subject to the usag4s of
the Republican party. Politics is out Of
our province, but from the fact that Mr..
Shaw lost hs good right arm while fighting
for his country, If any one is entitled to tho
Ufice 1t ought to be him.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-05

TuK STEVENSON FAMILY AGAIN on THE
WAR PATH.--The war between the Steven.
son families, Of Cherrytree, has assumed q
new phase. 1t bears striking resemblance
to the quarres 10 the old feudsl times, " hen
Ca in warred with bis brother Abel and
eventually slew him. Family quarrels nev.
er ought 10 exist, and we would advise
these families to become reconciled and live
in harmony as becomes citizens Of civiliz-
ed community like Cborrytree. AS the
Thing is going now they are only wasting
their substance, and making themselves
appear ridiculous and laughing stock to
the public.
April lst, capias for trespass was issued
by Justice Bsynolds, on complaint Of Thos.
F. Stevenson, against Lewis W. Stevenson
and Susan Stevenson. The claim OF plain
tiff against defendants wss.for trespas,ing
on lands aud doing damage thereto to the
amount Of $45. Judgment Of Justice in
favor Of plaintiff ard against defendant To-.
four dollars and seventy -6vs cents aud costs
April lst, warrant was issued by Justice
Reynolds, ON complaint Of Susan Stevenson
against Samuel Stevenson, Tor assault and
brttery. Defendant brought forward, plead
not guilty, and demanded jury trial. Yer
diet of jury guilty. Judgment Of Justice,
90 fine and costs.
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REGISTER AND RECORDER
CoRNpLANrsR March

CoRNPLANrHR March Z;n io' =,
EDIToR DAILY RECuRD--1on VIII p't"S eorT
date for denomination for the office OF hesse ri,
Recorder at the ensuing Republican PRIMARY ."
tion. ,.ho II,
Mr. Shaw was private in the Army I o, 'ns st hs
ion and lost his right arm in our own S'e !" s
battle of Ge tysbuig lie is Competent, pioup N
obiaing, and has gwen entire satisfaction .o,s 70 ~
business public as an officer Therefore hs.ni v, b,
disabled in the service of our country oI, w cori.
we'll qualified for .he position and having ,"v
dence Of the business public and colni,Ih i,, ~
at our Primary Election on the dayS ,x,,.
ra.t NENAN"o NuD
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S. l. C.-The contract between the rail-
roads and the South Improvement have
Leen cancelled. The Legislature has ref ael-
ed the charter OF the monopoly. And Con-
gress 10 now investigating the matter,
which, IL 10 expested, will result In the Ma
tionsl government putting an end to all
discrimination in .freigbts by railroads aud
other common carriers. Here is what an
uprising Of the people can accomplish in a
few wecks. So far as it looks as II the oil
men have smooth.sailiug, but such 10 not
the fact. 1t Is not safe to presume that the
repeaI Of the monopolys charter will put y
quittus to it. 1t is impossible for the Legis-
ture to annual charter after the corpora
tion mas purchased property and commenced
operations, as we believe the S. l. Co., has
done. As even /. that could be done there
are O dozen other charters. equally as
sweeping in their powers, yet in existence
and al the command of these came scoun-
drels who have sought to control tbs oil
trade. Unless Congress completely bars al
such attempts as we have been fighting we
are still at the mercy Of the same combiua-
tiOn. The oil men know this, and until
they have the best assurances Of q complete
victory they will keep up their fire.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-05

1t 10 said Of the Swedish colony 10 Maine,
that these Scandinsvisns through the win
ter dress warmer than their Yanliee neigh
bo:s. Skin jackets, fur-lined overcoats, and
fur>lined boots are worn. The wooden
so ow shoes used enable the Swede, with the
aid of q pole be carries, to glide over the
snow 10 utter defiance of drifts.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-05

A Philadelphia lady Of three score and
ten on receiving an offer OF marriage simper.
ingly referred the octogenarisn who made
the offer, to her father, and that gentleman,
aged ninety, gave his consent and danced at
the wedding.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-05

\ Windsor. just opposite Detroit, has q
drinking saloon kept by two men named
Matthew and Mark, and they have hired two
bartenders named Luke aad John. This Is
new though not very chrisIianizing var
iety Of aVangel.
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Joaquin Miller is to lecture in New Eng
land next Fall. BY way OF an advertise
meut he has deserted and been divorced
from bis wife, has got engaged TO Scotch
peeress, aud wears shirt with pink beacon
slricto's writhiug ou green ground. Chi
ego Post.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-05

A little wait, met in one Bostou's narrow
shoroughfares the other morning, when ask
ed IT, she bad a mother, replied naively, ~
dunno, but guess not, for when ran away
this morning the old 'uns was quarrelin
aud father had the hA'cast"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-05

Tne hrst through ,traia on the Ashtabuls
jamestown a. Franklin Railroad passed
over the road 90 "Wednesday of last week 10
"" City. 1t swssAspecisl containing supts.
lame, Hatch, and other of6e:al..
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-05

Bost~iek, one Of the members OF the So.
Imp. Co., and owner Of the Cleveland line
"f tank Cars, finding tia, the monopoly is
'busted," hes, We are informed, drawn of
bis csss hoping thereby to discommode the
oil producers. Poor fellow, bis pent-up
rsge Knows no other outlet. $50, Boat; So,
Bost."
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Nc. Il. II. Warner, IL will be saen BY ref.
ersncs TO the advertisement published elsa.
where, hiss opened the store on Wssbiue ueton
street, adjoining Mease l. Armstrong; flour
store, aud 10 isprepared TO buy and sell second
'haud tubing, Casing and oil well supplies
Alec, pipe Gu ting aud flung.
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The vessel that brought home from Fort
Sumter the historic party that went there
TO hoist the national flag over the recovered
ruins of the place. was lest in the Chinese
seas on the 18th ult. She had been sold to
parties in the japan trade, ond re- -christen'
ed the "Suwo NADIA
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The Pensacola, Florida, Express, 10 speak
ing of the Navy Yard at that place, says
that the basin gate, built at On expense Of
$25, 900, has been destroyed for lack oil
necessary attention.
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[ CHANGE.-Mr. W. A Lozier has pur-
chased the inerest of. A. Morley & Co., 10
the wholesale ale trade, and will hereafter
conduct the business at their old stand on
Sd Street near the railroad track. He will
be prepared at all times to supply the trade
with Fox &c Williams celebrated Buffalo
Ae. Give him call
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What pleasure people Gao take in satin
bed covers II would be difficult to discover,
unless 1t 10 that they arc 40 expensive -
they are absurd; yet there 10 one on exhibi-
tion 10 New York valued at $4,000.
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Bishop KerfoOt has given notice that be
will visit Franklin on Ascension Day, May
9th Next Sunday the Rector St. Johns
Church will begin coarse of Lectures pre-
paratory to Confirmation.
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John Villsmsur, having become jealous
of john Marie Gustsnsm, New Orleans, re-
Gently, stabbed him TO the heart, causing TO-.
slant death.
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Our townsman, Mr.. S. A. Woods. left
Town yesterday for bic home in Philadel-
phta. Mr. ". has nearly recovered from
his late serious indisposition.
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An additional force Of men have recentIy
been put to work on the Warren Il Vsusn.
80 Railroad in this vicinity.
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PROTuONOTARY.

J.J. HAIGHT, OF Pleasantville, Pa. late Csi'
Of Company 'B,' 1llth Pcnn'a Vet. Vol. lnaIiq
will he candidate for the office Of Proihous!o,l
of Nenango county, subject to the u''ges Of III
Republican party, at the primary election
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

ED. REcoRD:-Plcase announce H. HlAoN
Of Cornplanter Township, rs a candidate FOR cCa'
ty Commissioner, subject to the ussgcs of the ks
publican party at the primary election: ,,s
MANY VOTERS,
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A Roman Catholic priest In Cincinnati
has refused to accept Q contribution Of fifty
dollars from one Of bis nock who is liquor
1ealey.
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An Epglish youth who th Ieatened to kill
bis mother bseause she woulden't give him
bis trousers. now pants for revenge 10 Jail.
+ Boston Post.
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Mr.. EDIToR-Please Announce the name
san UEL REYNOLDS, df Petroleum Cent,e a',' M'
can dido tc for the Office Of Proihonotar' OF ,ta.
90 County. At the ensuing Republican p''~ss. s
election We believe Mr.. X. would NIL Tue o-"
Many Voters
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r. W. HASTINGS, of Franklin. Is eand'cN'
for the Office Of Pro,hOnatory of Nensrso cOu0',.
subject 10 the decision of the Republican pai! '
pl mary election.
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For Sale.

A desirable House located in tba Lake
Shore Block. Water convenient. Is de-
sirable residence for small family. Terms
exceedingly cheap. Enquire at tho r. u.
Newsr0om. l9u
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Gold at l p. m. llO1s

Leases on Tsrr Run aud vicinity are in
active demand.
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Local Notices.
NJ. Pettengill IL Co.

g. nj. Pettengill IL Co. ~
Park Row, Now Yotk, and Geo. P. Rowell d Co
Advertising Agents, are the sole agents for the Ps
,roleum Centre DAILY RECORD in that city. Ad.
vetisers in that city requested to leave their
4, vors with either of the above hOuses
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GATES BACK SUCTION par.
VENT0R,
TRIUMPH, Feb. 4 H.

A"ieAfh, feb ., Is?
MEssRs. ANDREWS & Co o-GyyTlsxry,-p,-
used one of Gates BACK SUCTION pRp M
TORS, can confidently recommend IA. .ane ,a''
who have occasion TO use the same as The he., \.
ventor OF Back Suction on Oil Wells. ourwel w,|
so small that il hardly paid to run Il Ane, ,s
ting on one II CA1 ES' BACK SUCTION pti
NENTokS the production was increased loa ~
paying well Before we put the Back suction I'll
ventor on the WELL we invariably had to pumn n
well two weeks before we con. d restore II Ia i,
mcr production after drawing tubing Mi, /, r.
ttrely obviated by the use Of the Preven,er
HART, PERKINS L Co
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LIVE AND LET LIVE!

Just received at Mease Il Armstrong;
Flour and Feed Store, 1900 bushels extra
WHITE OATS. which will be sold at low
est cash prices! o1s-n
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cY-A lot OF old papers for sale at to
Office. u
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MEssRs. ANDREWS 4 Co.-IIavinr ,ho,ou,. !,
tested the utility of GATES BACK SUCTiT
PREVENTOR, we consider them oce of the uos,
useful inventions ever made for oil well. and y,
think we are capable of judging Of them. hs,i,.
three on our wells. We can now sw bip-, Id!
when they are replaced the wells produce the sAr.
IL b fore drawing, thus showing tnat the preyex
effvctually prevents all ingress Of air
iou-s respectfully,
BACON RIGyn.
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certify that have used one OF GATES BACK srC.
TtON rkEyENT0kS, Oh the Lee l. Iii hlint
Lease. Economic Hill and would not do wit %,
1t at any price. 1t will do all and more than
recommended TO do. nd can cheerfuly recon-
mend L 10 all Oil Operators who have any Back s..
tion Wells.
Yours, &c,
JoHy MrIE
Tidioute Eoh'v q 1870 -ta,r On,
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ANNOUNCEMENT. A

Tidioute, Fcb'y 0. 1s1c-taw 3m.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-04-17
The Rail Road.

Work has progressed as well as could
be expected the past two months, consid.
cring the weather. Most of the bridge
foundations and abutments have been put
in from Hardwick 10 this place, and nearly
all the rock cutting is finished in Wolcott.
The bridge timber is now being sawed,
and large quantities have been hauled on
to the ground ready for use. There is but
little more grading 10 be done between
Hardwick and this point.
Our Portland friends arc still pressing
forward andhave not in the slightest de-
gree changed the original plan ofbuilding
through the 'Notch, and meeting us at
the Connecticut river in Dalton. All ar.
tlcles IN our State papers to the contrary
are incendiary and entirely without foun-
dation. Papers and correspondents who
are In adverse Interests are the originators
OF these articles and then they are taken
up and published by our State papers
whose location is antagonistic to the in
terests of this valley; but those who know
the facts, take no alarm. And VIC now
take this occasion to assure the friends of
the enterprise that everything is going
on all right and ask of them in case they
hear rumors coming from enemies at home
or abroad regarding the road to take no
stock, because it will be worthless.
But little workawill be done now until
high water has passed and the frost is
out of the ground; but when the first of
June comes we expect to see as large a force
atwork as ever heretofre. The backward
hess Of the Spring will prevent extensive
operations nearly month lorger than
last year. a7 @
jericho and Underhll bonded last week
IN aid of the road from Cambridge to Bur-
lington. Other towns are expected to do
likewise. The prospects for the early com.
pletion OF that road are every day grow
ing better. Should Burlington do her duty
the question would be virtually settled.
She cannot afford to wait long either, as
other and rival projects are being pressed
by locations cast of her. Give us the I
road to Burlington and let the question ;
be settled SO early that these rival pro. ,
jeets will have no chance to divide our
people. .fs t