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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-04-05
OILS OF EVERY DESCRlP
TION.
Mead's Sperm Compound Oil

Equal TO best Oil for Lubricating purposes be
ing pressed at very low temperature will not
CONCEAL like Sperm keeps everything clean cool
and tree from Gum.
MEAD'S EXTRA IXL ENGINE OLA
Lubrcator superior to best Lard Oil for En-
| CINE use Try it,
MEAD'S EXTRA MI MACHINERY OIL
For Paper, Cot on and Woolen Mills, Machine
Shops, &c, &c, it being compound ofthe
best Iubrcatiug Oils known, and gives satisiac-
ton to all who have used it.
MEAD'SA mi MACHINERY OIL.-Clear
light color, heavy body, never gums or chiIls,
and has received the highest testimonials from
all who have used it.
MEAD'S PARAFFINE MACHINERY OIL
Dor a cheap Oil It has he equal for light and
fine machinery.
MEAD'S GROWN SPINDLE OH lal to
pure Sperm Oil, particularly adapN~&6 fine
machinery, free from all acids and alkaes or
anything injurious to the finest material it will
stand the coolest weather, being pure oil, it
is the best Spindle Oil in use, keeping every
thing clean, bright and cool, and will raa any
machinery or Engine Tryit.
! MEAD'S TALLOW CYLINDER OlL-Man
! ufactuted expressly for cylinder use
! FROTHING OIL-For allaying froth in Paper
Engines it is less III price than any other oil
ever used, and does twice the amount of work J;
a trial is guarantee and can be recommended
by the largest Paper Companies in the country.
also Sperm Whale, Lard, Fish, Col, Tanners
meats foot Olive, Talow, Natural Black Oil,
Crystal Kerosene $50 test
| MEAD'S PLUMBAGO ANLE CREASE
Made from pure Plumbago, warranted to last
five times as long and contain, double the lu-
blicating quality of common Yellow Grease.
Rail Roads that have used this say nothing
comes up to it. Try it and Judge for yourself.
MEAD'S POLAR CASTOR OIL-Prepared
expressly for fine Carriage and Axle and su-
pelor TO the common castor Oil. Put up in
pint eaus.
Examples and quotations furnished upon APP
plicatiou.
March, 9Th 1872.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-04-05
THE oMLY PAIN REMEDY

that instantly stops themost excruciating pains,
allays InAamati6ns and cures COMPOSITIONS
whether of the Lungs. Bowels, Stomach ~
other glands or organs by one applicatio
fIom one to twenty minutes, no matter how
lent or excruciating the pain the Rheumatic,
Bed-ridden, Infrm, Crippled, Nervous, Men.
ralaic, or Frustrated with disease may suffer
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-04-05

j. ". HENDERSON.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-19

On Saturday night last, as sou
of Mr.. Pcyton Parker was going
from this place to Louisville, aud,
when just beyond Mr.. Sharps, son,o
two miles from this place, he was
attacked by wild beast, which
IRON the description given, wo
think must have been what is
known as 4 Mexican lion. When
first discovered IL WAS just in thu
edge of Il thicket OF uudcr-brush :,
1t made two springs at him when
his horse became frightened and
ran off at frll speed, the animal
pursuing him for some two hun
dred wards. Tae same animal or
ono similar, has been twice seen
near the same place, and is said by
others TO be exceedingly fierce. IL
is about twice ;is large rs al ord
nary cur dog. Some experienced
Nimrod should make u drive and
try 10 capture the brute. We aro
very fond of hunting earselg but
are very busy just now. Anybody
can have our gun--it's a good one.
GrocSbeeck Herald.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-19
COMMUNICATED.
LakeY Yonkapin The Yonkapin Flower,

u;..;,r na ., .;,
Inc erea'es' e 'ur,1siy .,n anu n. .;... siusa.
larry oesut,'u, anu 'h'ercs.iie s,gn. 10
Texas, u LaAe lonNap,n. tnis nss' p.su.
,'u, o. =" ienan 'Vvnen s,, a.r = s,s" az. ~.
IN CONN .oa" MsE;s. -
from ,he .oSn or en s,ns ,ansr 9a .no eas'
sioe o, 'he HAs. ~ ~, 'a ,.s,an v .
Ihe iake IS snoe' , ~ !" -, ~ nY'
eraging over 'os. ,ov' ~ u.P'n, a.u n.. ~
erne spAo. " aoe. sr.. % nnn,t. ~.
ing 'he n, spns ,sa | annsara,cc % or an inn %
iake p'e'en.s w ftS fh.;nm .".o.a =. .;,r
mense noNer a,s,;,.n su e ,h., i, io.e,;,r Ill
wna' sns Th;. s;nr,,ar nrod..,;on
= onkAp'nss. os, na.n,;. ~ r. r,sm =
OF nature na V. % earmad aayav T.a
iesi' anu auss n.Os. ,s 49, son.r.,. 80. .,.n.
Iea. anu 80 r. s.ms ~, Ro,h ~
sp',ps.aase v 80 On ,hs ION NJ ,hs;r
Iea, nv az ,sat ras.nb,;na ,hs,
rssP,eus - w .d a. so-as,hs, 80
ol arg p ",,;,,;n o,s,r -,
lug ~" - r. Iara. hn,h an
noN.f 49,, CO.., wh;o. ,hs eo-sr 4.
.oP p, .ns = % .h,n.d ,;rs The hoxI an IN.
p,S'uS' .,sr;ls can .nou, Win cells
enc ., ora, .eis hoa,v eomb ' or N. @ ar;sc.s s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-19

proceeds appropriated by tho Com.
missl Jiicra TO pay for tbe new one,
bat not ono cent was puid over 10
Mr.. Goggan. That demonstrates
that Ncweomb mover considered II
State property, but II present IN
bis friend, tho Governor, and only
socks to mako II II S,nto affair When
ho Is unable TO pay for II and ais
co.subscribors have deserted him.
The affair appears 10 be u nina.
turo Of the giil.prescnting and gilt.
receiving ut tho National Capitol,
with this difference, that ali pro.
sents TO Gen. Grant are paid for by
his oilice.h0ldors and admirers, and
those " Gov Davis arc ne, paid
for by his minions.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-19

the subjsct Of tho fora Of Texas--abont tho
lulurisnt growth other thousand varieties
OF aewers, no ono has ever seen or written
OF this most singular and beautiful Of all
her aoral productions. Indeed but few
citizens Of the State have ever witnessed
the great natural curiosity, and but few
Of those who have witnessed II seem to ap-
preeiate It's wonderful formation and
beauty. The writer Of this had his at,
ten,ion drawn to II through a lady OF
taste and an appreciation Of the beautiful,
q Mrs. Neville, who at present resides
with her father, Mr.. william Marriott, on
his farm In Collin county, few miles
1 distsnt from this most singular lake. She
was so impressed with It's beauty, and her
8ne and glowing description Of 1t so cx-
cited the writer's curiosity that he travel
ed many miles TO witness this great floral
wonder Of Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-19

We learn from the Choctaw
(Atol,a) Vindicator oftbc 2sth ult.,
that the plains Delegation of In
dians arrived in Atoka Tuesday,
in charge of Capt. Henry Alvord,
and were Interviewed by hundreds
of our citizens many ladies being
among the visitors. They were
decorated in regular wild style,
beads, bracelets and blankets. One
young lady remarked that ''she
didn I care about kissing Big Mouth
for his mother"
"Santanta" and big Tree also
arrived. Their "braceleis' differ
ed both in material and make from
the rest. They bad al escort Of 80
white soldiers, and will join the
The other party at st. Louis
As this is the largest aud most
important Delegation that has ever
visited Washington, great and i'm
portant results may be booked for
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-19

LospoS, Oct. s.--Thc czaro.
witch stakes at the Ncwmarket
Autumn Meeting were wen hy
Salvaaas, beating sylvia seeoHs
Enfield third. Twcnty-four horses
ran. The betting at the stsrt vas
IL 10 l against Salvapas, , 10 .
against sylvia, IL to I against the
field. W. W. Arnutt was thc i0cb4
ev for tho winner.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-19
z NJ. VKs,
DENTISTS.
DESTTsTRY.

I am thanh fui for years past patronage. and
I now can be found one dcvr Esst Of the Keatcr
House, up stairs over Coehrans drug store. Com
msrce ST viii say that ny of'oe is well fitted up
for the reeeJ tion ofsdiee very quiet and pleasant
NJ work is on exhibition both 10 the ciiy aod
county. Broken gold plsies taken stf.ir valuation
for ork. All work warranted. Call snd Civ .
trial l55stfl J.A-sEBGAh.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-19
DENTISTRY.
IS DR.. J. w. COBBS

rane -iIlors more time ~ In the BrNktn-
He t.kss this method of infarmins bis many friends
~ Dsi'ns, ruis. Trrrr-t ccllin srf trusnrr co~r-
fies rhat can te forrd fn his ofce ~ ftnc
ofnr J ". HarFls. - ~ Z rot, da4 a1d niEft
= 80 ~ al he harrs g cfsrsit - ~ rhc ~
Siror hira siih cen
Afsr saar rs4rs' f-a-itrg q 1rarsl cr-rfrg ~
rssrfrile. - 10 aEeTy vugaAf b rlrf I1lf flfilfl
- sti-h ~ rel-la, 5ss1sst4sf ~ tsnllsa -
rnfrT HftItIL - 1IrrH1I - - 49, "a ~
IrufrI = rarT lsrf1r1I1 It'- rr1lu 80 1nrt
sloo5 Ia ~ ~ ietI - IIeIlH Htl.r4. HtGtrarh
f<rtt rI.t-si 1--t - lt ~ - k, tlrI NJ
1I1& ri q. & f4I-t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-19
OnieiRl Directory.


OnieiRl Directory.
DISTRICT oyYic.Rs.
Mor,N.Apix HART, Dallas, Judge 18th 'ua'e''' DIS
lrict. ,.
n. l. mar, E.q., Dallas, District Attorney
OFFICERS or pllLAs corkrf.
yovs d. Kguroor, Dallas, J. Y. Precinct j.
RopEHr \. Guy, Lancaster, q
MgngpirH MyrRs, . a.
wILLikN J. II NtsStt, . a.
q. G. IIusTEAp. ,,.,,,''
HtSM BoLL Deputy Clefh''
=. Il. BARRLgr,
JEsE. ". BRovS, Sheriff.
HEssr DOLL, Treasurer.
- County smveyor.
CITY OFFICERS.
H. M na,, Tr.,s,,rcr. City Marshal.
r.. 8. DruLrY, Secretary. DAVID KiSo, -, roo,,.
A,nyruyy-F. l.. will.mctie, Samuel Cios''eS,
Np,In r,y,or H. Ellis Coomhes, @. seydel, Ira u.
rorkiing, ". A. Terry, Z. II. Kendall.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-19
BANIxERS.
a. J. s.....-........'.'.....s. IL LhoN""D'
4 DAMS l. LEONARD,
BA N X Il R 8,
ID ALIAS, lie AS

We ar, permanently located 10 this city, and do
q general banking Business. We buy and sell En-
Change on
New Yonx, New ORLEANS,
Sr. Louis, GALVESTON & HousroS,
nd all the principle towns In Texas and draw direct
On the Principle Cites Of Europe
We deal In Geld, Silver md Currency, and
make collections at all accessible points In the state
Dallas, aug. 10, ls724stiil oct. Is.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-19

win buy, cell lease and rent lands 10 Dallas and
,djoining counties; obtain patents, bny and sell
i.s certIfcsrs and locate certificates tho bcst
vacant lands In Northern and Northwest Texas.
Lands for sale registsrsi Zee ofcharee.
Go Odios Adjoining the Dallas Library Rooms,
Worth side OF the Square. Feb ., ls72-2itf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-09-12

n Office |. hereby given that the fall examination
" 81 teachers rr iowa county will be held nj the
follow times pnd places, to.wit:
A, Mineral ttint for the towns Of Mineral Point
Moscow and Nsldwick, sept 2.th and 2i>t.
At u ud@eSliie Tor the towns OF bod seville and
Ndsewas. sept. % anu 2iih
At Artus, Tor the tuwEs Of Arena and Wyoming.
Sept, p Il ant % h,
Al Avoca, Tor tine towns " Pulaski, Highland and
Clyde, sept. 3 III aud Oct i-t
Al NJ dl.n fof The towns Of Nifain and Linden,
oci d and bin.
The sessions will commence prom ,ilv ~ 9 o., lock
4. VI. II the hr- da,, Sad close ~ II VI OF the
Second day. No uiiowsHcr Tor ale curnnrs
THOMAS PATTI FIELD,
MItiin, Aug. 18Th. ls1@-~td County supt.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-09-12
('rrNrrS1, Cg.rpI r,,Ex1,S IT !,

CHINESE CoMrLIMENTs.- 1t is not
safe to ioka, even with the benightcd
CclcstlaIs. A fine young lady OF
Portland, Oregon, on hearing from
one Of her Chinese domcsticS his de-
termination 70 return TO bis native
land, twi,ted him upon the subject OF
matrjmony.
"WeII, well. Al VAN is going
back TO get 4 wife, suppose?"
Ne? Yes"
"What sort Of Il girl is she?"
"Bclly nicc woman, nice woman"
Wei, tel MS, Al VAN. is she one
Of the aristocratic sort--A No. L. You
lmow-ujce girls who have such wee
little fcrt?"
All VAN ('~,V ,noooenf70. ooh no.
no! not little feet. great bfg feet? all
:a0,e game Hoyo.s Nogozipe.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-09-12

WHEN my friends are bind Of ono
eye, look At them in profile .-LOiJc,t.
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-19
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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-08
The OIL suit.

Yesterday morning 10 tho District Court
(Judse Kiripa.riok's brsnsb) The cases offs.
ucClurksn W. Lockbsrt 4 Frsw ct. al.,
VA, proceeded With. These actions, seven
10 number, are brought to recover on PROM
missory notes alleged to have been drawn
BY the Pittsburgh Petroleum Company, 9th
siwirs The "bull ri.s' OF 1869. Asssrs.
Barton, Marshall snd Achsson appear for
plaintiff, and MsssrA Hamton, Sbaifs,
Woods and Watson for The dsfsndanta
Tie case Of the plaintiff wss epsnsd By
Mr. Baton, after which notes. amounting
in the aggregate to S43, 500 we're offered in
evidence, sad the plaintiff restsd.
NJ. Hampton then opened for the ds'soss
and said that they expected 10 prove thAt
the notes came into possession Of plaintiff
By fraudulent combination with Dr. Hos
tsiter, BY which they we've lifted with mon
~ bsloueing to the company, and retained
in his possession inslesd oi being returned
TO the individual members OF the firm. Ar.
Lsekhart WAS the fret witness called. aud
was stiil on the stand at The time We clsss
.ur rspori.-xai.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-08

A msa wss found sI Hsli's Csrner,s .
wsstehestsr county, New YeIk, Monday
night, sppsrsutiy irosen to death. The
body wss taken tol Tsrrytown, and . ssro.
nsr from Hss,iuss held 30 iuqnsss over !,
. verdict being rendered sesordingly. The
body wss lscsd 10 . c. no and started for
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. As tss coffin was
about 10 BE- lowered into the grave noise
proceeded from II, causing the intsrmeut 10
be dslsysd long enough 10 discover that the
mau Was alive. o. Tussdsy Aigst tSs
supposod corpse was sitting BY the fire At
Tarrs town depot, rejecting on ibings earth.
~. His nome hss not been sscerts,nsd. -
He said b would stake sugar 10 his"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-08
Gold st l p. m. ll01s

n Y
Another immense mass meeting Of tho o "A
mSn OF the region 10 being held 10 Oil City
to-day. The result Of ,hs meeting will
b the sending Of . strong delegation to
Harrisburg, 10 isy the matter befors the
Legislature, and ask for legislative enact
msnts to protect No from tie enerosch chmeuts
OF sueS viIIaisous monopolies - this South
iuprossmsnt Com pany is proven 10 bs-
should such redress not be given, and tthe
people Of this region bs left cut 10 the cold
'o'esrobbsd sud plundsrsd BY such men %
ecott, Watson, Lockhsrt and Others, We BE-
Iisvs The $4,000 voters Of Western Pennsyl-
vsn's. irrespective Of party belief VI creed,
will unite % one man TO hurl from power
ths corrupt lseislstors, who it would appear
to outsiders, ere ow,sd body end soul ty
shs Psnnsylvsuia Central Railroad, the very
estporatisn sidsd by Watson, Loekhart
and uea Of that ilk, that now seek 70 bring
ruin on the oil ssgion, its people and indus.
riss. This 10 the unanimous ssntimsut OF
all olsssss 10 this vicinity. Down With mo.
nopelisa--it aot, elect men to odles whose
cole aim will bs to protect our interest from
thisvss,. pluudsrsrs, dishonest railroad ofs-
oisls and rsscsls in general.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-08
PLUMER CORR RRESPONDENCE.
Moro Abons The highway Robbery
AccidOns.
PLUMB, March 8, 1872.


MR. HDIreR:-Sinss reporting 10 you the
assault and robbery Of Daniel Dele, sssr this
place, l have called to sse bim, and learn
froa him that hs was sssauiie aud robbed
% before stated. 10 the desperate struggle
hs pulled out . handful Of the villain's
whisksrs. Some think Dslo was drunk aud
fell irsn bic borss, bot tbss esnunot be 90.
DeIo last evening wss very low, end doubts
% 10 bic recovery ere sutsrtsinsd.
Ou Tussdsy evening . serious accident
occurred near here at the Oberly we'll. A
Ar. Davis, Of Shaw farm, with two other
men, while drawing casing, wss struck BY
the tougs baadIs in consequence Of the rope
breaking while twisting Or unscrswing the
'sasiug. His nose wss broke and . terrible
Issh cut 10 bic forehead. Dr.. Meass dressed
ais wounds and bs 10 now doing we'll.
G, s, D,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-08

DgAp OR DYISG.-Whsre the hsir 10 un-
naturally dry, you may bs sure that 10 dy-
Ing; ssd unless srtincislly vitalizsd, It will
sosn be % desdas leaves in No vember.-
Feed the wisherinR nosrs aud stimulate the
torpid scalp with tysns Kathairou, and the
eviR which must otherwise soon eliminate
in badness, will be speedily rsmedied. II
10 absolutely necessary for the health Of the
brain, that It bs kept moderately moist
WITH q p:spa' :tion capable Of nourisbing and
these conditions, snd 10 the only article that
actually puts new life into the capillary
tubes thrsugh which the natural nourish-
msnt hes ceased to pass. This pure and
harnisss vegetable preparation 10 absorbed
BY the skin OF The head to the roots Of the
hair, and passes into the iuldllmsnts by the
fores OF capillary attraction.
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\ The great drsms Of "DorA" will be pre-.
seated BY the New Yerk Thestricsl Com
psny, q sebsls Opera House, THE evening"
The lssdiug oharsetsrs will b. taken BY
Ara Julia Blake. Ma Anna Aon.iord, and
Nessss. Siaks, Rsltou, kouttord, and other
we'll kaowa end popular svorites With Our
citizans. The lauybsbls af,srpises Of Turn
Him Out, will conclude the performance.
The bill 10 su excellent one, and VIZ hope to
zee crowded, house.
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For Sale.

Five Rigs, Four Stationary Enginss, one
8 Horss Power, two 10 Horse Power, two
Portable Boilers end Euaines, 10 Horsa
Power. ons Stationary Boiler rs Horse Pow.
er, l,6o0 feet ~ inch Casing, 1000 feet
two ZACH Tubing l000 fsst l1[inon Steam
Pipe. 5000 feet loeb Pipe, 5000 feet Sucker
Rods two Gas Pumps, three 400 barrel
Tsnks, one 200 barrel Tank, four small
Ts0ks, also lot OF FittinRa.
JAMES DEVLIN,
NeClintock HOSE, Petroleum Centre, p
march 4.lw.
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The Sssrsmssts, Csl., Grand Jury, 10
their report 90 the Comfy Jail, ssy: I'VE
would recommend the removal Of The jsilor,
p. McGowsn, for taking prisoners ost and
strolling around The city with them is dead
bsurs Of uidoigbt, leaving the con.sol Of ths
jail 10 oee Of tbe prisonsrs"
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0ohs Of the London papers says tbs.
smoos The things not generally known Is
the fact that the psriodicsl literature OF
America i\sssumipg higher tone, aud 10
even now, q Ito beet, 6t to stand side by
side With the otn which 10 being dous in
Enslsnd to-day. WhIsh V . gratifying
eoodsstSnsioa % The part Of ouspstrou'zipg
ne!ary censors.
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An itiusrsnt individual, bearing . strik.
log resemblance 10 the Wondering Jew. IL
10 'swn to'dsy oSsring to lssrn- people the
seisbee Of pbrspology-au about the Dar-
w'o'an eos"ry. whether your isthsr was rs.
's'sa " Pont'as Pilsts. or your mother In
law Resembles ,he Queen OF Sbeba or Eliza
Tert' ol'y - cents, cnart furnished. Who
"eo,dat "is'n pnreenolg,."
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share 10 .bs p,uudet, the noble tedners o.

share 10 .bs p,uudet, the noble tedners o.
the Creek
HAVE STOOD FIRM.
The general up.risiDg Of the people OF The
OIL Region has demonstrated thsfscs thu
they will stand BY the Creek tsauers, and
he two combined, will Be enabled 10 crush
the monopoly in the start The people Of
the OH Region feel oompstent to manage
their own business.
THE Q. I. COMPANY
% per agreement with railroad eompssies,
we're 10 have the purcbdsing and shipping
OF our entire product; smounting to about
s, 000, 900 bbls. per anudn. On this they
were to bs allo wed al average drawback
of one dollar per barrel, making th rsby
81, 900, ,0e0 per annum ott OF the oil pro-
dueing interests, besides being enabled to
nonopolizs tho whole OIL region.
HOW THE PHrLANTHRorlsTs ARE NET.
TIE producers, reausrs, and general peo-
pie Of the Oil Region, are . unit 10 their
oppohsion to the monopoly, and have re
solved 70 organize fully Protective Asse-
citation that will prevent the Southern In
provsusnt Company from obtaining
A SINGLE BARREL OF OIL.
Our people are competent to manage their
sffairs SUCCESSFULLY, aud fell to recognize auy
right the s. I. Co. have 10 the monopoly OF
tbs same. Ali We stk il
FAIR CHANCE.
FAIR rates Of freight, with no drawbacks or
discrimination Of soy kind. Our prices We
are willing should b. reduced only BY th~
nxed laws Of supply and demand. BY the
privilege 70 cell oil 70 eustoners Who will
give the most for II. We want the whole
world for customers, and arc unwilling to
bs under the power Of any outside orgouiss.
tion. We have fully organized to crush out
monopolies Of oil kinds. We have The
power sud will gaio the victory. During
outright We reasonably sxpsc; the sympathy
Of ak usn opposed to uuprincipled mooop.
olies, that are sucking the life blood from
the people, and paralysiug every iuaustria
branch Of business 10 the country.
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LOCal Notices.

=. n. Pettengill Il Co. ~
Park Row, Now York, and Geo. p. howell Co
Advertising Agents. ere the cole agents for the Ps.
trolsum Centre DAILY RlooaD n hat city. Ad.
vsrtissrs IN that city are requested to leave their
vors with either Of tne above housev