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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-14
U. s. MARSHAL'S OFFICE, }
W. d. Of Pennsylvanis, )

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. That On
the 10Th day Of October A. D. 1879 q WsF-
rantin Bankruptcy was Issued against the
Estate Of Andrew G. Scott OF the County OF
Vsnango and State Of Pennsylvania, who
has been adjudRed Q Bankrupt, on bic own
petition; that the payment OF any debts asd
delivery ofsny property belonging 10 suoh
bankrupt TO him or for bis use, aud TIE
transfer Of any property by him are forbid
dan by law; that Meeting Of the Creditors
OF the said Bankrupt, to prove their Dsbts.
aud 10 choose one or more assignees Of III
Estate, will We held at a Court of Bank
ruptcy, to be holden at Franklin Vsusnso
County Psona., before S. D. Rogers ESQ,
Register, on the llth day Of November a.
D. 1872, at one o'block P. N.
A. MURDOCH,
U. S. Marshal, as uessengs.
oct last
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TIE Rev. J. T. Ox.oby, Of North Fest,
occupied the pulpit at the Presbyterian
Church, yesterday forenoon and evening,
delivering two very able and eloquent ser
mons. He was greeted on both occasions
With Q large number Of his former parish
loners and friends who had aseem mbled 10
greet their old pastor.
We trust be may be induced 10 pay us
another visit soon. lie can always res! as.
sured of hearty welcome.
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The situation OF the oil men is ut this
tine better than at any time previous. Oil
is up, credits are better, and the temporary
embarrassment Of many have been relieved
for the present, by the simple assurance
that oil Will command their own figures.
Almos, without exception The oil meu are
faithfully adberiug to their pledges, not To
produce asy more oil. 1t is true that some
have SO far dishonored their names as to
pump after night, ioolishiy supposing that
they were unseen. This will not do. Az
guardian of the great wor ID OF operators the
Producers Association will take in band any
aud ell persons detected In 'stealing o
pump as an operator emphatio.lly remark
cd, al the last meeting ofthe Association
Everyone must see that Il 10 better to &C
quiesce 10 The situation Tor the time being
than to attempt TO hgbt public opinion
There are honorable men among US aud they
control this movement At The same time
there are rogues aud knaves, whe accord
With the majority simply because they Can
BY that means, obtain advantage which by
any other means would be iusscessibls. -
Let every one labor 10 ease bis neigh Dor, 10
this time OF need, and there will not bs q
shadow Of doubt as to its success. We esrn>
sstly hope that all will stand true 10 their
pledges, aud show to other districts that
We can. and WILL resist sppression, come
10 whatever form Is msy.-lSL Petersburg
Progress.
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Ou Friday evening lsst, the LrOtbeis OF
Petroleum Centre Lodge No. IT'S, l. U. Of
U. f., enjoyed their sunual supper, ct the
Central House, at the CONCLUSION Of the reg.
uias session. Owing 10 the nonfurrival Of
the DISTRICT Deputy the newly escisd Off
GERS wei' not installed. The supper bad
the broturrs could not 90 back on it and we
doubt II they would have done 90, ss It was
COTTON up 10 mine hosss Cross i McOmber's
best style, snd wss psitsken Of with great
relish BY those present. We are happy to
state the lodge 10 10 flourishing condition,
and % The long wiuier evenings approach
90 doubt renewed interest will 10 mani.
tested 10 its meetisga
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A Cincinnati youth, guided BY the advice
Of for'une-tellsr, sought TO make Q girl
love him BY means Of electricity working
from under ber chair. When the time came
she spraug into the air about three feet,
sod when che came down she landed 10 her
lovers hair and took about two Lsudfuls
and toeo tod him she hated him. No
match.
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The Shepherds.own (va.) Register gives
currency to rumor that during the war q
federa, quartsrmastsr, who was ho,ly push.
ed BY the enemy, buried some $50, 600 10
gold and srssnbaaks under . large white
oas' aoont mile from Sbspherdstown, and
that a lew nights ago be came along and
dug up the buried treasure aud took II
away.
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TENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
INDEPENDENT ORDER GOOD TEN
PLARS OF THE NORTH-WESTERN
DISTRICT OFPA.
CoRRY, Pa, October /, 1872.

OOhhl, Az oStoooi iofS'
To the Lodges and Temples, l. o. G. T..
10 the Counties OF Erie, Crawford, War
rem Venango, Forost, Mercer, Elk and
Mexican:
The Tenth Srmi-Annual Convention I.
o. G. T., Of the North Western District OF
Penusr lvanis, composed OF the Lodges and
Temples to which this call lie addressed,
will convene In Titusviils, at 10 o'clock, A
NJ, on Thursday October 24tb, snd continue
10 session two days.
Each Lodge and Temple is entitled to
two delegates at large, end one additional
delegate for every ,wenty-f five msmbers, or
fraction of that number In exercise, in good
standing. All members Of the Order 10
good standing are entitled to eeats 10 the
Convention, but only accredited delegates
have ,hs privilege Of voting Request is
especially made that oil the officers, and
ss many Of the delegates as possible, b.
present st the first session.
Blank reports will te forwarded to each
Lodge, to be oiled out and presented at the
Convention.
II is expected that the usual arIsng gemsots
will be made with the Railroad Companies
by which delegates paying full fare in CON-
ing, will be reIurnsd irvs. The sprc,6 &c ar
raugemeats made will bs aunounced here
after. All communications on this subject
should b. addressed to the Secretary A. n.
Martin, Cory, Pa. Lodges will confer .
great favor by reporting to him sss foon u.
possible, tue numoer Of delegates and mem.
bers that will attend, and the route that
will be taken.
IL is earnestly desired that this Couven.
sion shalt hs the largest attended Of any
ever held in the district Tho Temperance
cause has assumed Significance wbrch 1en.
ders |: one OF the vital quest ions before the
American people. 1t aheady enters large.
ly into the political discussions Of the day,
and is destined 10 be an issue ou which men
asking Tor position must stand or full. The
passage oil the Local Option law by the las,
Legislature Of our State, opens new tsld
'os temperance lanor in Penn1ylvania.-
Within six months after the meeting of this
Convention, the question Of License oI
''no License" viii have been passed upon
at the polls. II Is Of The utmost Importance
that tho advantage gained by this legislu.
lion shall not bs lost through luck Of proper
organ ,zAtion. Just ut this me is needed
The earnest corporation Of every tsmper-
ale y man aud woman, and this Convent on
should be characterized by such an attends
aucr, and such . zeslous effort 10 ain Of lh,
onward progress ot The cause, AS will render
II marked era in The history Of the movee
ment in this district
J. N. SHARP, W. c. T.
A. u. MARTIN, W.S.
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Squire: "Hobsou, they tell me you've
taken your boy away from the National
school. What's that for?"
Villsger: "Causs the master ain't 1t TO
tsachs sun"
Squire: 80, I've heard be 10 very good
MASTER"
Villsger: swell, oil / knows 10, he wan.
ted to teach ny boy to spell 'tsters with .
'P.'"
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Maine now puts in . claim for the modsl
town. 1t 10 called Dayton, and has neithe
public debts, lawyer, liquor saloon, nor
lookup, aud its morals are 90 pure, 10
fses, that no minister of the Gospel is need.
cd.
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The rumor having boen circulated 10 Oh
City and elsewhere that the wells owned by
Capt. +. J. Keffer and others. located Oh
the Da'zell Farm, bad beso started up and
were pumping, We are authorized by Csp,
X. TO emphasioally deny the story. During
last week be has been engaged in putting
up 6O0-barrsl water tank on bis LEI ase, aud
one oi the rigs was started up for the pnr
pose Of pumping the tank full Of wu,er.-
This is probably where the story originated.
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Local NOtlces.

To OIL OrkRAross.-C. d. Jsoisou, a
Kane City. desires to no,ify oil ope,.lo,
that bis patent Seed Bags or Device n,
Shutting or Ws.er 10 OIL Wells, ,r. ;n..
whs is nerded during the thirty days ,bu,
ting down movement They srs vs,r,n,ud
10 shut the water OF entirely no sa,,s, bo,
tong the well may be stopped. Oh, Oman.
'ors are Invited to call on OF address N,
al Kane City. Vsosneo County, Pa. a.
In Underoiothibs Of ali kinds ALDRNs
stock, just received. cannot b. excvll.d %
the oil rsgions. Call and examis., "
Sept 2l-lt
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The other day man in Kentucky, aud-
log ueigbbos pinned to the ground BY .
Tree that had fallen 90 bis leg, lifted Il off,
After the excitement was over be and Two
others tried to lift the tree again, but could
not bulge IT,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-14

The great original ssa ssrpen. is said to
have been al last Identified 40 q monstrous
species Of sel, BY 90 means rare 10 South
African waters, which sometimes s.tuius the
length of forty feet.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-14

Chestnut clubbing is now favor,ts Do. I.
time, The early frosts having opened the burs
slighily, and the brown coats OF the uut IA be
ginning 10 peep tsmptingly through their
prickly covering
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-14

A prominent citizen Of San Francisco b.
just died OF cancer, caused BY q friend bsv-
Ing playfuIly pinched his arm three years
ego. HIS arm Was thrice smputa,sd, bu.
without success.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-14

The Queen Of Spain has suffered 90 much
from seriousness aver since the attempt
ed ASSASSINATION Of herscli and her hus-
baud ths! serious consequences a.s apprc-
hended.
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10 son'n Caroline the rsed-bird now wax
nt on rice, aud the South C.rolinians on
reed-birds Nothing 10 wanted to complete
the eternal fitness Of things bu. for tie rice
to set 10 work and o., The South Csroliu-
laos.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-14
OIL City Enterprise.

Tho Incline Railroad to Clarks Sunni
OIL City, 10 completed and will bs run irss,
to the public til Wednesday the sixteenth,
the dav Of the grsud auctisn sale of lots
The ci'isens Of Petroleum Cep,re and VI
cinity ars!invited 10 take ride.
CLARK d PoRrEous.
oct ltd
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Capt. j. E. Ray, Superintendent Of the
Central Petroleum Company, left for Now
York, yesterday morning.
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Yesterday was quiet day Indeed. No
o we'll was pumping In this vicinity.
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Tho Republicans Of Oh City jaoilate this
evening.
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Insoles made Of goose feathers are the
latest Invention for keeping tho feet warm.
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HATS AND CAPS 10 great varsity and
10 all styles, just received BY express from
New York. at the JAMESTOWN CLOTH
ING STORE. Call and look at them.
August l2-ti
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The Victor Brand Of cigsrs ~ Ihs Pa
Office News Room.
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For sal,

For safe
$1,000 10 1000 feet Of SECONDHAND
TUBING, ~ from Is 70 IS cis. Der ioo,
The Tubins u 10 6St elss order sod All
ready 6!ted.
April ~. t. H. H. WARNER
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-14

rY Highly favored, Ice cool Soda Wsts,
ut The Post Once New sroom. Try il.
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UNDHRCLOTHING; UNDIRCLOrp.
ING;
Just received at the JAMESTOWN
CLOTHING oTORE, call asd ne n.
stock,
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wGREELEY HATS at The JAMES.
TOWN CLOTHING STORE.
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GRANT HATS At the JAMESTOWA
CLOTHING STORE,
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Just received st ALDEN'S q large ,toek
OF gsn's UndsrsisshisE TAs very bes, in
iowa
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School Books.

A complete stock Of School Books oseisa
at the Public School can b. found u ,hs
POST OFFICE NRWS ROOM.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-14

tY Jnst received at the JAMESTOWN
CLUrHING STORE, . large assortmsn
OF new and uobby styles Of HATS b GAPS
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The Reed House, Erie, 10 to 10 rebuilt.
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For Sale Cheap

8 Producing wells with ma
chinery complete. INQUIRE Of
HOWE d COOK.
Petroleum Centre, Pa Lock
Box.
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Days DoinRs, New Varieties, New York
Clipper, Wiik's Spirit, and all sporting pa
pers al the POST OFFICE EEWSROUN.
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The best Pittsburgh Lager at
GAFFNEYT
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A. U. Of u. W..
Liberty Lodge No. I, A. o. Of q. w.,
meet: svcry Monday evening ~ ~ O'Clock,
IN Odd Fellows Hall, Petroleum Centre,
Psnu's.
A. n. KLEcKSER, N. ".
J. q. MERRILL, z.
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wgo KILLED JOHN DUNNoVANTe ?
Arrest OF the Supposed Murderer.
From the Columbia Unlon.l

From the Columbia Unlon.1
One of the alleged murderers of John Dun
noyant. of Union county, In 1871. was arrested
on Tuesday and safely lodged In the jail OF this
CITY. It is stated that the real names OF the
Kn.Kux who murdered poor Dunnovant were
ascectained several months ago. and warrants
were Issued for their arrest, but they fled from
the country. The warrants, with the evidence
already taken in their cases, we're filed away
for tuture reference. On the 4tn instant, Mr.
Commissioner BOozer and Deputy United
States Marshal James Canton visited the farm
of Bolivar j. Hayes, ESQ.,, treasurer OF Lex
jngton County, for the purpose OF taking
part In the ceremonies. While the speak
iDg was going on, William Salters, the
prisoner here referred 20, was called
by some acquaintance, whic., led the COM
missioner to scan the appearance OF the man,
and to remember that he had warrant nled
away for hIs arrest on the charge Of consuira-
cy and murder. Yesterday morning Deputy
Marshal Canton started alone for the place
where Salters was stopping, and succeeded IN
eff.cting bis arrest. and bringing him TO TINS
city. where he is lodged in Jail. From what
is already known, it is stated the prisoner
went imme mediately after the killing OF Dunno
want to Alabama, where he stayed TOR hVe
months, and bearing OF Congressional actiDn
regarding the Ku-Klnx law, and thinking ne
was safer thereby, lie quietly slipped into tne
adjoining county OF Lexington, where ne mas
remained until his nnfortunate-for hlmse!l-
appearance at the Fourth Of July barbecue leu
him into the present difficulty.
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,JoTTINGS ABOUT THE STATE.

Emperor Session, of Horny, was crushed
TO death by falling barrel on the 4th.
Governor Scott has pardoned Jake VIII
ltams, from Darlington County, conlned in ths
The Rev, r. d. Whitaker, of Raleigh, de-
liyered q temperance address at Maylon or
the 4th.
THE store of J. Ell Gregg, OF Marion, was
entered by some thief and the gold watch anf
pistol of Mr.. w. A. Brown, their clerk, was
stolen.
-Ex-Mayor Plllsbury, OF Charleston, ad
dressed q large Republican meetlng at blacK
date for Congress from the Second District
and up to this time has no competitor IN the
Radical ranks.
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WHY SHAKE AND BURN
WITH
Nr1rr ANTI TTTyED s

THEY ARE ENTIRELY VEGETABLE.
They contain mo- arsenic or poisonous ingre-
dents of ans ktud-n"thlng IN the least degree
iniu, ious to the system under any circumstances
land may be administered with perfect salety
They The never fail to care the most obstinate case
"T1e TSev cnre imme lately In no case will the pa
tient have more than one chill after the first dose,
and in the majority Of cas- not even that.
They accomplish the worK oy uessloylug tae
cause or disease, Wnlcn no otler reInedy pretenus
| to do.
the nlalarious poison In the system, and thus
svertiug It's consequences.
PHYSICIANS USE THEM IN THEIR PRACTICE
It ia almost universally the case that physicians
condemn what are generally known as patent
Medicines.n NOISES FEVER AND AGUE PILLS,
though under rhis head. the composition Is known
to many. and Sd pa paoe are their val1 abe cura'
tive properties that q number of the first physl-
clans 10 the South and West have adopted them
in their pracLlce, and recommend them 10 lnelr
patients as the most reliable Fever and Ague
medictue known.
b NO ONE NEED SUFFER,
be they ever so mucn exposed to Fever and Ague,
II they Will only take
NOISES FEVER AND AGUE PILLS.
Totnos. who have c0ntractesi Fever and Ague,
Instead OF nsing Qulnine, Arsenic aud other
full remedies, they will find not ouly immediate
relief. but a positive cure IN
NOISES FEVER AND AGUE PILLS,
which is an old reliable article prepared from the
private formula OF me OF the most experienced
physicians In the Fever and Ague districts, who
after many years Of successful practice has made
it known to the pr prietor. This article mas been
nsed In cases where every remedy has failed oe-
lore, and performed the most astonishing cures;
being Vegerable compound, II removes the
cause OF the disease, at once, and does not fur
nish, as many articles do, only temporary relief.
may30 ths6mo
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Agrirnltural marbin.rp.
WRIGHT & WARNOCK'S
ANTI-FRICTION -. !.
HORSE POWER.
PATENTED OCTOBER 10, 1871.


We take pleasure In presenting to The planters
and public Horse Power gotten up by Messrs.
WRIGHT d WARNOOK, OF Bsrnwell. and Bead
fort Counties, s. G. which is a most perfect ma
chine The said Power will give greater speed at
the expense OF less power than anything vet In
use; is strong. simple and durable. Can be used
with equal ease for ginuing cotton, threshing
grain, pumping water, &c. Will. on for'y'saW
DIN in good order, with two mules, moderate
gait gin 1900 pounds lint cotton per day; orlsk
driving 1000 pounds. One mule can pull 1t; light
for Two, It sts In frame IN the louse; caplbe
arranged to gin with the gin and gear sitting on
the ground. v.,.
Another important feature OF this Power Is
that the rising or falling OF the moor OF the house
does not affect the working OF the gear in any
way.
This is a Southern enterprise, and no humbug
Price s125, and freight, ready for putting up.
G. Fl. KIRKLAND and W. A. CLARK.
Allendale, g. O.,
Agents for Sonlh Carolina.
G. q. KIRKLAND, Agent for North Carolina.
REFERENCES:
Rev. Messrs. Joseph A: Lawton" and Joseph
Bostick,s OF the Savannah River AssOc;a-
ton, Allendale; Captain w. n. Bosttck,* Allen
Kennedy, Of the South Carolina Conference; Gen.
eral Johnson HaRood, Baruwel Courthouse;
Captain r D. Sem, Columbii; +. J. Pelzer, ESQ.,,
and Messrs. Reeher & Davis, Charleston, s. q.
sThose marked thus have seen the Power at
work. juns-tuthsD&c4mos
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A woman's Veil.

II was full many season since.
when was summeriug-a at Cape May;
They had foolish lashlOn then-
r. Msyhsp they have, the same to-day
That every lady In the dance,
If pleased with any should not lau
Unro the partner she preferred,
To give her veil.
And there was one mind me of,
Whose name-wen. never mind her rame'
Helen or Alice, Blanche or Maud.
To you who read will be the same.
But tnat fashion OF the wells,
happy recalls the past. and stirs
Memories that cluster round the night,
She gave me hers.
She flushed, poor child, In giving 1t.
And too felt my brow grow warm,
As laughingly, with fingers delt,
She Snotied 1t abont my arm;
And though the color IN her cneeE
Was IKE the light 10 morning skies,
Thought saw holier dawn
Within her eyes.
The dance was over and we strnlled
Out from the ball.room's glittering press,
To mees the breeze that many y-armed
Clasped each one In its cool caress;
And saunt ring on we reached the sea-
The far walI2 muslc's cadence sweet,
Mixed with the sound Of waves that died
About our feet.
We talked OF what now forget,
But carelcssly, or seeming 20;
Next day l.was TO leave, but then
In town, we'd meet again, you Know.
An, Well-a.day I the goos dispose,
And ruined hops are worse than vain,
She laughed good.by-l never saw
Her face again.
Time changes us not for the best.
Though grief sometimes defeats MS ART,
And Keeps little patch spring. green
In the white winter OF the heart.
And mine, though colder grown with years.
Feels that 1t Ia not frozen quite,
As memory goes wandering back
To that June night.
And sometimes on the summer ewes,
within my chamber all alone,
watch the moon rise DER the roofs
And think hear the ocean tone;
And through the smoke OF my cigar
See loves and Ioys have not met,
That, as they vanish IN the maze,
Leave my cheeks wet.
ufe,s sad puzzle and our hearts
Grow faint In searching for the clue;
She went before al twenty-five,
And live on at nty two
And wait the end; for well know
That shall meet her without fall,
On some spring morning-and Till then,
keep the veil.
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EXPERIENCE OF
without extra Sn,o y. p.v
Williams Co.,
;Mesr ams -. :
The long ms