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Railroads.
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FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY nv"
tDSpOi ooRHER SIXTH AND sTRFETE
~ trail for AleH tndTa leave A. foiSg,. .sts
y r. ~ m, y, ~ D. m, ii 40 pm, '
sstSS IA ~ ron Aistandria arrive follows 90
l. Iialhh mafktd thus connect NTH traiBs ~ w.,
lnEt3n and Ohio railroad. ''' 'N>'n' on wan
-0uANTlOO accommodation i,.,.. tp...,--.--
y,al,YyyhIi n ddIllyj eIoept Sgpdsy. A''h
day. ''@V D. NJ DAILY eiospt Sun.
Through tioksts 10 ali D,t,,. a...,. .-,s.,.
Hs.,,a e me ONCE corner SlIth and Ps5Ssyitsnis
Rsss.st. - nSeLs pfesugera can leave ordgTs Ior
through to destination "o'''s And residences
BsO-u X. 3, YOUNG. General P,...rs., A.,
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DHILP a. sOLOhlONS-NkW HOOKS.
Concord days BY A. Bronson Aleott, .,.h,;...Sl 81
NJ Health. by ", q, BuTnAnd. Author Of Hap
AWGitinE Race. 81 Edmund Yates ,......,.... IS
By MoTTin WymAni N. D,,..,,......,,..,....,.. b
CLARA Vaughn, BY 4. y, BlaekmnTs, yols...,..
UrdsI the Oedarsi or, Whist the Years Brought
H. ~
The Child OF the Island Glen. b. RlIlh KELLOGG "
Tho PsnnsylyAnlA Pilgrim and Other Poems. by
John y, Nhltnef. f..s.'ss..ss...'
Thirty Ysara IN the u ATomi or, The AutobOETA'
ply OF tho Wife Of Mehomst PashA ..,.,,,,.,., b.
Fifteen Years OF Prayer In tue Fulton street
Meeting. BY h. lTOnens tTims.
The Adventures Of = brownie, Tod to Ny
Ohld, By the author Of john Haitian, Con
Iops Deferred IL KiIa fci aTi,,.,., g.
ps,plAT Science Monthly for ...,...,..., Bb
HknaanlnR ~ Mysslf. by Anna War BT..,....., | %
Dn lnaident DiplomAtlque. Par N. de UAtAoaEy. bD
IA unee JaTFtbls. BY Victor Hugo,,,,,,,,,,,,, 81
Atlantic MopGhly for OetObsr.....,............. 81
PHILIP & SOLOMONS,
BOOKsEII.ER5 AND sTATIONERS,
aB2t.u OIL PannayVanlA avenue,
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BALTIMoRE AS W IEpTomAc Raj

D'i'i oohNEk SIXTH AND b STREETS
TRAINS LEAVR FOR TRAINa appr,p -,
Ia M Ni ,Is,ohE. WASHINGTON
daily Hhp'es' go =. o., Western FT
~ N m'' bAumore Mall, day.
ioi5 z M wo.,.. ~. 3 IS a m, Mail, daily, o..
SS S''' daily except Sun II q a m. Western H..
gI6n ., u.,,,- . press daily.
oommn1 .pi a Ao- 1909. m Pacific FHptsss
cent S1nasSu uAiI' 81 ! daily except SuHdaJ
6Op,m TiB.i,,.u p we p. M, daily, sHooyt
ms. %. ~ y lo.n lIn ~ bunday
day. U" u, ~, M AeolmmOda.
bt,s' All. "'Apeth hA' 100 an QuAntico Aeon
daily except SUNDAY
tl:l' en-, daily, eH Huu.
lr,.t.. t..-,- UaJ.fof Rich mnnd And :
-, connect At bowie With trains foT Naril,,ap ~
Dos lat y: rs a. m. add 40 l. m aTrivip. q, M,nF
boro At 10 ;tb q m. and 81 D. m 's ~ MATT
ItAina arriving At WAahinFton Al IL, -, - a..
p: n. connect A. Bowie With tTains I.syin -
A. ~ a m. and p. m. A''"OfO
fnseenEera teayinR thsir orders At Ttolst Oe..
notthHeat corner Sixth street and Pepnsylys,is -.
que can have thsiT baggage called for And sbSt "a -
ngtes and residences TO all points North ana w.
ihh9ngh uekta 70 Cincinnati, Uolum bus Ia dia1,,o.
Loaisyills, 81 Louis, New Orleans UhieaEo O5bsh'
n raneisoo and all points North, North sssi We
once; slIth and Pennsylvania ,ysrp.
T. DURAHRY, General Superintendent
n. D. General paaaanaoF As.1t
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NJ NV 200 X 5.
Jean InEaloW.
THE FiRf.SHIps, story Of the last Naval War, by
William II. q, Kingston, London, ls1A
Tnk OkUlsk OF THE FROLlO,A story for yacht
loving people, By IN. II q, Kingston, London, ls7a
HEYLS U. Il. IMPORT DUTIES, LOO, revised, cor.
TaetFd and supplemented TO August I, lhfl hy Lewis
KOj bptoiAl sRent Of tho - Treasury ID, pATtmsnt
rug AMERICAN LAW RkNIEW for o,obsT, l612.
'TtiH UNITED Stairs JURlBT Tor October, ls7a,
AquATtsFly Law Magazine, edited By jas. SohoueT ;
each huInhsT contains 10 pages and IL issued
On tbs beat magazine style, angle NUMBER 10 cents
zach.
DIGEST or THF LAW OF PARTNERSHIP, as
presented In the reports Of KnEll.h and American
Tior Oourt OF Cincinnati, Law sheep,
Constantly hand, full supply OF ToIt Books, at
the shortest notice. WI, 40. II. MORRISON,
law Booksellers and PubllAheTs,
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PROVISIONS.
TWENTIETH STREET MARKET,
ago TwsrIieIh street.
WIN. LINKISS q son.
ALL KINDS OF
FRESH AND SALT MEATS,
BACON, LARD, EGGS,
PRINT AND ROLL BUTTER,
FISH, OYSTERS, CANE, POULTRY,
and All Kinds OF Vegetables A large assortment Of
damned Goods and 10 fact everything In our line Of
business, At the lowest market piioss.
Marketing delivered promptly
Give Us q call. ootIRu
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FOR DECORATING FouNTA1Ns.-
HERARDAHs. sUNJLER Y0UsEg.

KERARDAHS, SUMNER HOUSES,
ARB0RS, CHAIRS, SETTEEs, DC, &c.
NEwETY1G wRouGHr.lRoNR RAINING, forRrout
otHouso ind Cemeteries. Mover before intro
duced.
CAST and wRouGHr.IRo RATINGS, for Public
Buildings and Squares, Cemetery Lots, Garden
Fences, Balconies, Roof Crossings, etc., in great
variety Of Patterns.
IRoN STAIRS, Spiral and Straight, OF various
Patterns and Styles. Special atttiStion giUen his
IASP Posrs, for fronts of Public Buildings,
Hotels, and City Streets, Of Plain and Elaborate
Designs. -,
STABLE FTTT1Nos, Of Cast and wrouRhtIron,
fof New Improved Styles, such as Hay Racks.
Stall Divisions, Managers, Harness Brackets, Gut.
tere, Traps, Ventilators, &c,
WIRE WORK OF every description. Wire
Guards OF Crimped Wire, Galvanized or Painted,
In Plain or OrnamCptl Patterns, for Store Doots
and Windows, aetoty and Warehouse WindowE
Ratings for Offices, Banks, Counter Railings'
Balconies, Lawn and Farm Fences, &c, &c,
GATES for entrance TO Cemeteries, Public
Squares and Gentemen's Country Seats, of Gas
Tubing or WroughtIron, both single and double,
In elaborate and simple designs.
DRINKING FOUNTAINS, for street uses. A very
large assortment OF dtslens expressly for this
C1sT:iRoN URNAL BOXES, for Public Parks
and City streets.
OVAL VASE, Latest styles, Centennial Pattern.
nITcHfNd P0sTS Jockey Coolie, Sambo,. and
plain designs. ap2'eod>
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Qkeqaelii9errer.
-, l,t, cornbloOm Goes for Grant,

..,,, much about flaming,
] g. ,sIo,iing to ehemiEil sCisn'V'
"a - nv potatoes ana t eU,p .ush AppllapeC
ARTI Vat tSke eh6nees WilnoS.. .s,n S
h Sseo and plant 10 totAT \ ,U:;D..
PSSS ,.ISsG heap more tnAh !. W M
anu ud; HI content with ne Sg Isss
az SnS ay Ssot III disposed toward u''A
i'd not know much q !Ss e n sISp liz;
i ~ ~ Ve'eF made speech ~ ~ "''
aver ATSS went much on a eaa llsa
~ " IuiTed in political sule'
pS, n vas only AspouI@,
Tn,siI was much 90 Sntns'
rSyLelIsy 4 ItSye for the ualon;; c,,r,
4Id speak AgOOd word LOT O'N '
tao not know much q tna 5sslo,.
bNtS 10 DO dutned 8 .aII S' ..
Al WIEN owe money tI * halter,
ar IN Soonet It's paid WY Wy n,tSc nation
"a SsnCs GIANTS been NV y mai,
"I ia bills have been reG n .yystIon
ueslC6IenIng the l GSfaIs q Am.
Apd paying the national u'D"
lido no. know nue., a about ,1,1 sg 3SeIiDe;
Nv notions don't ta ... W. ~ srSimmaee,
putvben itcoHles ao W. M % Ina
~ IA never beat On ta ~. VIZ " avamu M.
when treason was thTeateTI,,u a aSStb Nav.
"TST ss 10 ave the thing ~ ~ SS ~ a T
Ars w he brought Us through tnV N""s'''
Igsint going back on him now
,s,ro, nre,ond to know much ,.,,,,,
d9tE oTt .STSFifs,N and "bIlAnce Of tradc''
o.. aP SrsivssS Il pener'ly lively,
~ M nrettY lGir profits 10 made; 80
,! A SSIts Of Inc growling otsorehelds,
s.ciVIl Service Reform" and sich rant
I'm val SStlSaed with tho country,
AID, by thunder, lmgolug Tor Grant
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now TO staFt a Cooperative Dlary.

How 10 start a Cooperative Diary
Awriter in tho Al0Gng CtIlHUatprmakeG
some good points upon this subject, which
we copy for the advantage of our own
farmers "a
From every point Of view the,institu.
tiOn. Is q success, and both cheese and
butter can be manufactured under the
same root, ton OF cheese and 700 or 800
pounds Of butter can be produced in
twenty.four hours, all Of which will find
ready market at any large town or city.
The business can not be oyerdone Tor
cheese and butter are staple articles
essentials in every family-and there Is
little danger Of producing too much, for
our western frontier win consume vast
quantities, and as yet can produce but
little, owing 10 the scarcity Of lAborers.
The best way 10 start D butter or cheese
factory Is I'd calfa meeting Of the farmers
In any given district and obtain some
man who has had practical experience
who knows the business fully, and can
give good instruction upon the location,
the size Of the building, the utensils re-
qulred, 60, 10 speak o. them on. the
subject. His expenses should be paid;
and also, his time, and the money will be
well invested, Then let the farmers form
q stock company, appoint president and
directors, and subscribe for the stock; and
when the buildings are erected and the
neediul machinery procured the farmers
wives and daughters will rejoice in a
respite from heayytofl, and will look for
ward to the summer without groaning
over thelthought Of being ioorked 70 death.
Did the labor OF the dairy fall upon
Ineu-were hey compelled to skim milk
and wash hundred pans or more every
morning and night, to work and salt the
butter, and put Il down-butter factories
would have been built ere this. For men
usually, avail Themselves Of all lSjor.sav-
Ing machihefyy They know. the toll Of
moving, reaping, thfeshing, &C., and
when they can buy or hire the machines
they do It; but they do not comprehend
the daily work Of the dairy; many Of them
imagine 1t Is mere play to stand and
skim milk and make butter in cool,
shady, pleasant room, never thinking Of
the endless routine Of work demanded Of
the housekeeper-the maid OF all work.
and how her overtaxed muscles and
nerves swell, throb and ache under all
these occupations.
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To Livingstone in Africa.

In Africa Wilds how sad Thy lot-
where sun shine hot and hotter
where cen tho very HOttsntot
one sees grows hot aud totteF!
wh,tthouph the choicest fruits be thine
THAT mortal Ger set eye on H.,
What though thou fare on "tenueFlIHO
cat from the teuderl lion
what though the sRcred rivers tounts
Prove blest hygiGniC fountains,
And crystal landscapes nature mounts
inA6ysslniAn mountains
Yet thou dost Of the mercy Ito
or every BerIbblIng liar, II,
PSrh wSek some dreadful death dOst die.
From correspondents diF0l
Better the sword thyliic clt short,
Or cannon shot cut shorter
Better to fall by one report
Than by each fell reporter
for Juiy
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P1cNrcs in Pennsylvania wind up with
what is called the Dolly Warden march
the young ladies standing in a row and
young men passing along the line and
kissing each good night.
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TICKETS.
....."$l.OO.

A@N4An4AEo''''' '''''''''..'''..''Sp 1sOO.
AT conclusion Of the Concert, tho Managerwlll
distfibute 800 BUILDING LOTS to the tickle
holders IN the usual manner, but HONESTLY AND
tIHARTtALLYy
These Lots belong 10 Mr.. s. GILIuAXD, of
Pittsburgh, Pa, whose title to the same Is indis.
putable, and being situated convenient TO the
city, will make excellent and pleasant homes for
the working man and mechanic. These Lots arc
increasing In value daily. A rich six.ioot vein
OF Bituminous Coal underlies this property. A
coal bank Is open and in good working order.
This bank which gives full access to the coal un.
Gesineatn VII 6s given away, with the Lot on
per bnshel, isworth $40 900. A nest name Got.
age House is also situated on this property, and
with the outbuildinPs, will DO given away with
the Lot on which 1t is built 0akdale Is a well
known, thriving and prosperous town, and at
present contains an Academy Female College,
large number Of handsome dwelling houses and
taken eltogether, Is desirable place for indus
-fious working men tosettle.
CLUB PREMlUNs.-TO the getter up OF club OF
thirty, handsome Silver Watch will be given.
To the getter up Of club Of twenty, Five Tick.
e t T ee given. ~ the getter up Of club OF
up OF club Of six, Ono Ticket will be given.
The following named gentlemen, we'll
and prominent citizens OF Pittsburgh and ALE.
gheny cities, have permitted US to refer to them.
ihey VIII Vouch for the honesty and integrity OF
the enterprise: Hon. James Blackmore, Mayor OF
Pittsburgh, and President Of the Mechanics Say.
ings Bank; Benjamin Singerly, State Printer; r.
Munson Purcell, Rdltor and Publisher OF tho
Weekly Mirror, Allegheny City, Pa; Colonel
Samuel Kilgore, County Treasurer. AS TO title
TO said property, refer TO II. s. Floyd, Attorney.
atLaw, 50 Crane street, Pittsburgh.
j. W. TAYLOR, Cashier City Bank, 1l2 Fifth
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1 LIFE sy g. s 4s5sa e Lln'oln-By WAND a. La
Life o. Horace GreSIeJ-By James Parton,
esuots Natural PHILOSOPHY L For general
readers, CLOTH % 90. ;t
yd Tatss s GsPtq I. 4 Of Modern Itory-sy
Asey.n Months Rah7By Hon. james Brooks,
Three Books i Of sOhs--By Henry W. lOngfsl.
low, cloth, 81 90 ~ s4rHr, ~
Ny Little LADY IA Novel, cloth, q 2Si ''s
The sPI;zEB yJ. FenImOrs Cooper, new edition,
olotl, " ~, tAd4 s1s E..drI5! ..,al
,d EtRlss s,SIs x q " D. aovs new
,ysnetIln Life-w. D, HcSell's-psw edition,
Suburban skstthts-By ". D. HOwOlls, new
edition, cloth, o. %. ifrIu
snlth's Bible DletlOnSry-lv vol, sheep, IS 30.
BoushIng It-By Mark Twain, cloth, % 50.
Appleton's Populr Science Monthly For
July, soc, ,,., ~.
CrOqust-By Capt Mayle Reid, paper, ssc.
Only Three Weeks-A Novel, paper, sos.
Broken Toys4By Anna Q. Steele, paper, 7Sc.
Albert LtheI- BY Lord Btoughau, paper, use.
.Ilf tt
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MARKETs.BY TELEGRAPH.
new York Money and stock Market.

New York Money and Stock Market.
New YoRK, JulyS.-GoID-Dul OF 1874
11S4 Loans were, from 81 to 8 per cent
for carrying. olearings, $2e0OO0OO. The
government sold 1000 900 al "A $685.
1877. Exports to-day, $3S50OO. Tho
estimates of the exports sent yesterday
was an error.
MoNEY-Easy at 8a4 per cent.
( sTERLISa ExoHA4aE-l099.
GovERNNtENTs-Dull and steady.
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STATE BoNDs-Dull.
sTocxs-Exceedlngly dull and quiet
The closing prices Of to-day at Q o'clock
P. NJ, as compared with yesterdays, are
strong, with5ths following changes. Pa.
ciac Mail, per cent better; Central and
Lake Shore, ! per cent better; Northwes.
ern, I per cent better; 0hios, 4 per cent
better; balance, steady.
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The Democratic Executive Conn
: mittee.
To the Editors of tho IntGlttgpcer. a.
Who is L. Fitzpatrick, who stands as
the nominee of tho Democratic party on
the Executive Committee? Is It the
same L. Fitzpatrick that bolted the Dem
ocratic nomination OF the last election for
Sheriff? DEMOCRAT.
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$3.50 Prizes, 'AmOuntlng to s3OO, 900.

Tickets, $40. Half Tickets, IS. Quarters, 81 30.
H--our lotteries ATE chartered by the State,
are always drawn at the time named. and all
drawinge arc under the supervision of sworn
the 81. Louis papers, and q copy sent to purchas.
ers Of tickets.
.E- We will draw similar scheme tho last
day Of eyry month during the yearlS72.S
~ Remit at our risk'by PosToPFICE MONEY
ORDERS, REGLsTERED LETTER, DRAET or Elk.
PREsS. Send for circular. Address !, = .
MURRAY, MILLER b CO.,
Postoillce Box 24l6,
apo Tu.Th.St&w St Louis, Mo.
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LEAVE.
Ess. | EXPRESS.

LEAVE. ~ ExPRRss. EXPRESS.
Bridgeport ..,........s... sos a. m. 2;1o p. m.
StenbenytLe.. .s.... 200 q. m. 3:16 p. M
sWsllsVllle..... 80. ..... $50 4. m. 40 p. m.
Alliance. 1895 0. N. 6:ST p. m.
Cleveland. =. ............ 2:lO p. m. $500 p. m.
CrestlInc. ........ 800 p. IN. 1910 p. N.
Fl, Wayne. .......,.......l 1870 ., m. $50 q. m.
Chicago ........."...." $3.50 q. m. $40 0. m.
Pittsburgh. .,-..."...... 1910 q. m. &40 p. m.
Harrisburg 1918 p. m. $40 .. N.
baltimore. ........... ..".. 2:l5 0. m. 100 q m.
Washington. $50 .. m. 1000 o. m,
Philadelphia. ,...,... 1000. $40 0, m. 705 q. N.
New York. ............-.l6:l 9 ., m. 1918 o. m.
Tickets to all principal points in tho East and
West can DO procured at the Union Ticket Office,
in M'Lure House, and at the Station at Bridge:
fa's FIR. MYERS,
Jels General Passenger and Ticket Agent
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resnSrS VNey Johnson was called on 10
IIe ana = 70 Jay, Toast to the legal profession.
S OuIu i well, though speaking but a lew
toHs Sals, Hepald an appropFiste tr 4 NV
ave progress West VIFoipSo y r s,tou!e
were b esl,isI1o d,, education. His remarks
' heartily cheered, T, j. 81. y
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Transportation.
Baltimore s Ohio Railroad Co,

A1AsA-S-cEs-1E1ESs2G-
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL BE
l. run by the following schedule on and after
Juno 10, 1S72-Wheeling time:
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,coMMoDATIoN,
fSSAA SAA AS&NN
WEeT-LEAvRs
wheeling daily q
Mt h'dSn m

Columbus. 1880 a. m.
Cincinnati. ..6:45 9. m.
lSt Louis. 6:25 p. m.
aSuldRYS eXceptetl.
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Books Books, 8 tatIoneEy, &C.
New! Y Books!
AT THE CITY B0OK STORE.

rifl ri G .AaU1 z SO ~ p piea Z. IF .las'i'
2 Y ~ = ~, I.
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MATTHEW W.MILLER,

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER,
lel9 No. q Main street, below ouIpey
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-08
REGISTER AND RECORDER.

7hIToR RECORD Please announce the name OF
Capt. JOHN p. BARR, as candidate for Register
and Recorder, subject to the u.ages Of the Repub-
lican party at the paimary election.
Captain Barr eutercd the army OF the Union as a
private in the 4th Pa Cav and fought his way up to
Major, and was wounded twice. He is gentle.
manly and Obliging and in every respect qualified
{, the office. Many Republicans.
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Many Voters.

]. j. HA1GITT, of Pleasantville, Pa, late Capt.
of Company 3D. 1llth Pcnna Vet Vol. Infantry,
will be candidate for the Office Of Proihonatory,
of Nensngo county. subject to the us,ges of tie
Republican party, at tho primary election.
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Gil City, April II, 1879.

ED. REcoRD:-Pease announce II. II. H1XON
of Cornplanter Township candidate for COun
ty Commissioner, subject to the usnges of the lie
publican party at the primary election.
MANY VOTERS
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PRnTHONOTARY.

Mr. EDITOR-please announce the name OF
san UEL REYNOLDS, Of Petroleum Centre. as 4
can6id"te for the Office Of Prothonotarv of venau-
90 County. at the ensuing Republican primary
election We believe Mir. X. would fll the office
with entire satisfaction to all.
Many Voiars
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-08

F. w. HASTINGS, of Franklin. il candidate
for the Office Of ProthonatOry of Vcnango County,
subject 10 the decision of the Reputlliua party AZ
primary election.
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ANNOUNCEMENT. A
CONGRESS-.

CUNGNESS.
Enron REcoRD: lease announce the name of
i'N CALVIN ". G1LFILl AN rs II candidate
for no mination for Congress. in the Twen isth Dis.
,rict subject to the N,ilango county primay elec.
'iuns and the district conference
MANY FRIENDS.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

Being requested by some of our business men ia
become candidate for County Comm is sioner, of
candidate Tor said office, without pledge, except tina,
of fidelity and urbany, subject to the decision cl
the approaching Republican primary election.
A. NJ. TURNER.
Gil City, April IL 1879.
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LIST OF AGENTS.

TlTUsvILLE, CHURCH RUIZ AND Hrh liar.
TY--STEPIIEN .OOF. Office HamitTInss PIX va
store, address Titusvillo, Pa Assistant '0"' !.
TIrrtGisvILLE, OHURcHRrN AM, W., WYE sIs
TY-H, Ii THOMAS. Once and aodre''
Jon House. = iitusyilIs, N. ,opcE N.
SHAMRURG AND Srh,.usv;lIe, y
WIN. ONCE, shamhurgi residence I''u''"
Assistant. A A. West. s,y BEAN
ENTERPRiSE rLEAsANTLntdAao Vas
FARM AND PirIcEE ~ .., GEu Psp
VIET 0ffice and address. Cnase ho"'"
antyillc. Assistant, II. c, ,iIun;inel1omhpt
TIDIOUT AND WEST Hnkonna,ce li&r
CLARK Office and address, Exp e.. "~''
Jnte. Pa. Assistant, e. Beardsley,y ,y,cJNJTY~
PETROLEUM CENTRE AND .,,n,,up ,, CO.
LEVI MASON. ltfc, andaidress,
re, Pa Assistant, Charles BlackioId M, ,,ret lypf
TARR AND BLOOD FARMS and nS p,s Fam !"
N Oil Creek and Cherry Rnp; ilnni ~ Adtr's
lcClintockville--JAn nESSAuNph' ssupts'h
arr Farm, Pa. Assistants; Luthe, IN
CHARLES ". Cochran and william NY AND RSo
McCLlNrOCKvlLLE, OIL CHI ~ Kcne, -
"A. y. ST, Address, Oh Ch! 4,
.FHANL~iN, ALONG THE ivfrrannsnps:
ER-z ,,LBEk Office and ADDE'S 1w PkakEs,
SCkUBG ASS, FOSTER FARM O%
LANnlN';-rICiARD W. REpni REprE r. WN
and addr - >crubgrass, IA AssI''a"' .
teraeld, address kmlenton, Pa >,ov, and 7.
Wk-T NlR|iNIA-C ID. AMorir r,ry,ps
C0R Address, Psrksrshurg' MsNsdu GO
Reher,s Pcirolen ~ TsrP
uistcNS'
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CAU T!ON.

The p;,hlic II aut'oned srainS empo. mg ~
Ut the reruart authorized Agents of the eoIE. X.
~, since the Roberts Patent cover the use IN. H.
rpedO and oil explosive materials ior on w
and tho Use Of such mai eras ny other psrlNMn, n.
direct infringement Of their rglts Any paMs Nv, "
rringing any OF the ROBERTS PATENTS ',is,Iv WV II
iealt with according to law, and a. acting .! wi.
and knowingly In defiance Of law and lhe 0s3'"''
Of the Courts ,r,, ,,,ss,
The Company have rsorganised their on.,st M
with view TO accomm odste OIL Men In svsl! ". ~.
Of the Oil Region. The, have employed tne tn..rItd
efficient Agents ard ASST iaris that can pc III
for the business tAch Torpedo l. lsoei,SS w Tor
pedo, and signed by an oEicer Of the Conps p"oy il
every Operator wishing a Torp' do nay HH0'
price and whethrr II can from our ONCE m hs
Operators will confe. favor by repo'""s
The The 3 foiIowine named persons have hee ippGS"' a"
ed Agents and Assistant Agents for ths III "'s'
of Pennsylvania and West virginia.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-06
NEWS DEPARTMENT.

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and present them 10 our r. a1e every evening. EN-
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III" CuuaIry. We have made special arrangements,
Whcicby We receive re- uiar Petroleum, >tock and
p odnCe Marker kepurs every evening by telegraph
irlu New YORK, thilidelphia, anC fiitsburg, which
together with Editorials and Local matters, make IL
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