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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-11
Attempted Outrage.

Constable William II Sarde. of Camden, was
sent for about one o'clock on Thursday night to
arrest q negro named John Carpenter, found
cealed under bed ut Darling Johnson's, on the
farm of John Cleaver in North Murderki hun
dred. near Camden. 1t appears from the state
ment of the parties and the admission OF the prs
oner himself, that he procured ladder at Mr.
Cleaver's for whom he worked, carried it to John
sons ti0gse a half mile distant which he entered
between II audi II oclock, bya window in 1he
second story opening Into a room in which john
sons daughters, aged | and II. were sleeping 90
Grouping around i'll the dark, lie got hold ut lin"
foot of one of the girls, who awoke, screamed and
ran down stairs to her father. In the meantime
the negro mad concealed himself under the bed H.
The father went INTO the toom, and seeing no one.
concluded that the piT pust have been dreaming,
but she being positive, search was made ana the
negro found, az described. When asked YAat he
WIS doing there he SAID he did not know. 1t is
evident IRON thu actions Of the negro thai his pur-
pose WAS to perpetlate the crime Tor which there
is such pencbant OF late wears among male ne
groes. Carpenter was conmmtted by Justice
Mcbride aud lodged in Jail Friday morning.
De|dHaifau
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-11
Communicated.

Communicated.
The Liberal Reform Convention having nomi-
mated Horace Greeley and the otlice-holders Con-
ventlon predetermined to renomlnate Grant, the
great national party OF Democrats and Conserva-
t,ves, when they meet in Baltimore will have be-
fore them the simple duty OF nominating man
who intrcnching himself behind his oath Of office,
will unfold the "Dld Constitution" which the
Radicals long since declared wrapt up and laid
away as Inadequate to the tmes,) once more, and
firmly placing himself upon its sacred precepts,
force the Radicals themselves 10 bow M humble
submission to its high pierogatives and gratefully
acknowledge the adequateness of IFS provisions.
Such man the country needs, AMI just such n
the little State of Delaware can furnish, --
And Us Delaware was the first State to sign the
Constitution, and the only one OF the tmrty-slx
that has never swerved from her allegiance, (the
Radical party never having had:control OF her, IT
is eninently proper that one OF her gallant sons
should restore that Constitution to it5 proper
sphere. To that high ana sacred duty the Newark
Democracy respectfully suggests Delaware's pet
and pride, Hon. Thomas F. Bayard, L. S. s. from
Delaware. Newark, May II, 1872.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-11
PEMIMsuLAR NEWS.

The denton Union "ehus down" on all adj
Vertising asencieg.
The roads and bridges near ,>anlon are in a
wrelcled condition.
The apple crop of Caroline county promises
to be abundant. The peach crop also promises
to be fair.
Mr.. Josiah White, near Denton, sends eighty
lunches OF asparagus per week 10 market II
brings from 81 to $40 per dozen lunches.
A citizen of Caroline county refuses 10 be
xasc'nated or 10 suffer any member of hi, fam
lily e D. ya.cinsted preventative of the small
pox.
The poles for the Clayton and Easlsn Tele.
graph Line are being set. II is expected To
have the line In working order by the oQ.h Of
the present month
Col. Edw. Lloyd and Governor Thomas, of
Talbot, aud VIM. G. Scatteriied, of Caroline,
have been reelected Directors on the part OF
the State in the Maryland 4 Delaware X. r. by
the HaaFa Of Public Works
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-11
AMUSEME ENTS.

The Masonic Temple was crowded with II
large and fashionable audience last eveniag,to
greet the great American comedian, Mr. Jos.
eph jefferson, in his famous pcrsonation Of
rip Van Winkle." Nor was the unusual
extentiOn Of patronage undeserved, for never
did any more thoroughly delighted audience
retire from the Opera House, than that of last
evening. The greatest interest was expressed
in the play throughout, and Mr.. Jefferson re-
ceived round after round Of applause, rs he
faithfully personated tho leading character
As Rlp IAN W'nkie he cannot bc cXcellcd.
The reckless, careless, the sOrrowtuI outcast,
and the rheumatic, decrepd old man, Just
arising from his twenty years Slnmhcr, flled
with surprise Al the sudden changes wrought.
and with ast0nishment, at the announcement
that all his old friends were dead years ago
all were faithfully portrayed in MIR Jeferson's
inimitable manner. The support was excellent
particularly Anna Hathaway as Damc Itn
W,nk!c, Geo. W. Mitchell as Degvich Ioa
hickman, and ThOs Chapman as Cocklts. As
a piece Of child acting, the rendition OF little
Hend,fcl and little lNee'ie was really excel
lent.
To night the play will be repeated, when
another full house will surely greet its appear
ance.
On Monday evening, the grand military
allegory of 1.-THE Color Guard" will BE- pro-
duced at the Grand Opera House. by full
and efficient ameteur company, assisted ny
the inimitable Chas. Collins, as "the Dutch
man in much drubble, and the eminent actor
j. #. Fannin, as "BOb Mason, the Union
Scout" Tickets are selling rapidly and from
the great success which "The Color Guard"
achieved IN this city before, we doubt not the
house will he crowded.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-11
Business NOTICES.

We make no goods up IN m inferior manner,
22S Market street
Stripe and Plain Alpaca Coats. White Vests,
&c. full assortment, at Moore's @2S Market
street.
Now is the time when the assortment is large
topurchase your Spring Clothing at Edward
Mooro's, @2S Market street. mws
The domestic" is the most noiseess shuttle
sewing machine.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-11
SH RIE fatty.

10 the Electors If Ne,c Castle County:
FELLOW CITIZENS II offer myself to your consd-
New Castle county. subject to the nomination OF
the Democratic Party, pedging myself. If elected:
TO perform the duties of the Office with hde elity and
to the best of my ability. -
Respectfully yours, ISAAC GRu BB.
New Castle Hundred, January Sd. lSI2.-tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-11
sHERIFFALTY.

T. the Voters Of the Democratic Party Of Ee,c
Castle IOunty;
GE>rLrArN :-Encouraged By many friends and
the flatterng wore given to ire at the last nOmna :
tiot election. | am induced to again offer myself
Coun,y of New Ca. tie. pledging -yselt to abide by
the nomination of sad Pa ~ and give my hearty
support 10 the successful candidate.
Respectfully, WIN. II. LAMBSON.
New Castle hd.. Dec ember 29. lsTl.-tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-11
OUR MElchBoRs.

Reading is now having course of art exhibi.
tions.
Phs great Royal Yeddo Japanese Troupe ap-
pear st Resding. Monday evening:
$500 "Injuns" participated in the Red mems
parade. at Lancaster, on "Wednesday.
Mr.. l.. NJ. Kaufman, Of Leesporl, has a ,.ur
ny Of the year ll2O in bis possession.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-11
CORONE ER.

E.Ae Democratic Voters Of Nep Castle County:
GESIiEMfN At the solicitation Of many friends
3asfion of Coroner of New Castle county, subject
he decision Of The Democratic Party. and pledg
sny-eit 10 give "A hearty support TO the Nominee.
SAMUEL c. PEIkCE.
Chrtst.&n. liuuirel. January 9ht.-tm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-11
SOCIETIES.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Mechanics Lodge, No 4. ! 30 +. at Odd Eel
lows Hall. Sd and King.
Mnqua Tribe. No. &, I o Il y. - lie! Mems
Hall, 4lj Market st
Jefferson Council. No. IL. 9 |, i ". 4 Mochan-
,cs' Hall. 2l9 King St.
la Fayette Lodge. No ). \ OF /, at knights OF
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market 81.
Ashury Lodge, .. OF {, T. at lith and Market
Streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-11
CORON r,

10 he D,mocra'ir Voter. Of Ne,c Castie County:
GgH1LEMEN: At the solicitation OF numerous
friends. am j. duced to offer myself to your con
sideration Tor the office Of Coroner uf New Castle
County, subject to the decision of the Democratic
Patty; and hereby tender the usual pledge to sup
port the Democratic Nominee.
JOHN B. LOFMhN.
Wilmington. Jan. 30. 1872. feb2tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-11
CORON ER.

IT, The Democratic Voters Of Ne,o Castle County:
GrNlLvNFs, At the solicitation of numerous
friends am induced to again offer myself to you
consideration tos the office of Coroner of New
Castle County SUI eet to the decision of the Demo-
crat Party. and hereh y tender the usual pledge
tu suploIt the Democratic nominee.
ANDREW = ALEXANDER.
lhriSlinuA Id. Fell .. ln.2.-tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-11
CORON e P.

To The III, ,tyrS Of .N,ir H,is,ie County:
GL>ILENEN-l .euine TO the solicit tion OF nu-
Eeruus ii ends otter self to your nsideration
~ candidate Tor the office ot Coroner. and hereby
tender The usual pledge to abide the decision of
The Democratic party. and give the Democratic
nominee my hearty and entire support.
Resp cttuly. LEWIS MCCALL.
Wilmjr gt on. an 80 In
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-11
CORON Err. L

IL tie Democratic Vo,ers Of Ne,c Cattle County.
GENTLEMEN: At the solicitation of many friends.
again uter my self ns a cand date for Co. )ner OF
New Castle County. and pledge myself to give the
successful CANDIDATE my cordis. support. thereby
tender my hearty thanks for the generous support
jnni6tn UANIEL B. WOODWARD.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-11
CORON ER.

H. The Etciors a. Ne,r castls county.
GENTLEMEN Having resigned the Office If con-
stable. respectfully ask the supI1rt OF my fellow
citizens for the Office of Coroner " the ensuing
nomination election. pledging myself 20 abide the
choice Of the Democratic parry. -
JOHN WIDDGEs.r
White Clay Creek Hundred. apl tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-11
CORONE Err.

IL M D,,a0cra;.c Voters Of Ne,o Castle County:
GLsrLEAsN, Yielding to the solicitation Of many
friends again offer myself as candidate for Cor
oner ot New Castle County. and pledge myself To
ave my hearty suppsrt 10 the nominee.
JAMES l.. cox,
Wilmiupton jan 9Th ls-n-tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-11
OR CORONER

To the Electors Of Ner Casfie County:
FELLOW CITIzENs Il offer myself to your con-
sideration as a candidate for the nomination Of
Coroner of New Castle County, subject to the
nomination of the Democra, ic Party.
Respy yours, JOSEPH YARNALL.
New Castle Id., Ian, 10Th. l87l.-tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-11
Political.
FOR SHERIFF.

The undersi cncd will be an Independent
LABOR REFORM CANDIDATE
For Sheriff of New Castle county at the next =. ne
raj election. A. b. CRANF
HpI3 IF
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SYLVAN sPRIMcs!
= CHARLES KYLE. Proprietor.

CHARLES KYLE, Proprietor.
This pleasant place Of resort has been neatly fitted
up for the reception of individual visitors
and social parties. Ample accommodations for
dancing have been made. and Ice Cream. Lemon
ade Cakes. Fruits. Ac will be supplied to all who
sold the ground. He will also continue his popu-
lar stand at Second and Market streets where the
above named summer luxuries may be had during
the Also at his rendery ous Sixth and Orange
streets. where he will be pleased to see his many
friends and the public generally. may 7-3m
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for Afat.

LNOR RENT Rooms in the seccrd stos, # IN
4 Gazette building. 4i6 Markc; .reet. suitable
for Offices.
NOR EaAT
IL A arga ROOM. corner Third a.d M,fL.,
street,. also, desk room IN tiiicc
Arpl, TO JAMES MeCAtN
ap1S-lme0d Board ot Trade kou,n.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-11
To Sunday Schools.

"ANTED-Eyerybody to know that CHAD:
w WICk'S Fountain Ice Cream Garden and
street. will open with new additions on Saturday
evening. May llth maylO-u
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-11
4otifes.

NOTICE,
N Attbe regular meeting OF the Trustees of
the Poor of New Castle County. held April gath,
,s1., the Treasurer was authorized to issue Eonds
TO the amount of Ten Thousand Dollars OF denomi-
nations Of Five Hundreds and One Thousand Do!
lars cash with six per cent interest TO BE- paid semi
annually including taxes Call on the Treasurer.
at n D. iuj " est Second street.
msAgdgw WESLEY TALLEY Treasurer
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-11

N0TiCE. MECHANICS LOAN.
~ a special meeting Of the stockholders Of Me-
chancs Loan Association. will be held at the Board
Trade Room. Third and Market streets, May IL.
ls5! at y o'clock p. NJ. A statement will be pre-
sentcd Of the operations of the Association for the
past eight months with a showing of the profits up
to the present time Eve years and eight months
The first payment on the new series Of stock will be
due Tuesday. May H. 1877.
may7.5t. L. T. TAYLOR. Secy.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-11

IINIIOSE who have houses or lots to sell shO uld
i advertise them iu the DAILY GAZETTE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-11

JERSONS in want of help can always obtain it
/ by advertising in the DAILY GAZETTE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-11

WANTED .-,.. ..,..., .,o, 90
to Pittsburg Pa Apply at this office. muyG-6t
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-28

OIL NEws.--The Trout Run oil well is
down between 800 and 400 feet. The other
wells near the borough are about ready to
Ormence drilling.
The James well, on Blysou Run is down
over 1000 feet, and on Tuesday a rock was
struck which is supposed to be- the third
sand. We will doubtless have some definite
news from Il next week.
The Troutner well and Kurtz well, in Sa-
EN- township, proved unsuccessful. The
Curtis and Weeter wells in that locality, are
still drilling.
The success Of the wells on the Nicely farm
Turkey Run, Slicker farm, and along both
sides of the Clarion river, attract attention
and bring development up in that direction
from Petersburg.
The production of the Parkers Landing
oil field, which includes Foxburg and St.
Petersburg. 10 now over 5000 barrels a day
being about one.third of the entire pro-
duction Of oil 10 the State. The mouth OF
the Clarion has proved great oil basin.-
Clarion Democrat.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-28

WALT. VANAusDEL, Everybody knows
Wslt) the popular Superintendent at the
Petroleum Exchange Hosel, after an ab-
sence Of two weeks during which be visited
bis friends 10 New York, Philadelphia, Jer.
sey City and elsewhere, setr,xned home on
Saturday, and is again at his post of duty
In that fsvorite botel. The visit evidently
agreed with him as be is looking we'll and
hearty. Welcome back, old boys
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-28

The Indian Spring withdrawing Broth.
ers some time ago obtained lease Of fly
acres from W. c. Campbell, about three
fouths Of mile west Of Fairview. On the
7th Of March drilling was commenced, and
on Monday last, when the we'll had been
drilled about 1850 feet, considerable oil
showed itself 10 the hole. The report went
abroad that 1t was filled up about 1000
feet, which created quite an excitement.-
Spectators bought aud leased lots in Fair.
view at high rates, and the surrounding
country was overrun with persons wanting
to lease or purchase FARMS % Wednesday
the well was tubed and put in motion. A
small quantity of wafer was thrown OUT
thus demonstrating that the well will not
prove as profitable as appearances would
seem to indicate. The oil obtained thus
lar is no doubt from the second sand
When the third sand has been reached an
abundant supply OF oil may be Obtained
The well is named tho Indian Spring pe-
cause 1t is located on ground on which an
Indian camp was once erected, the remains
of which were still visible when white men
first settled 10 that part Of the county,
Mr.. Campbell gave liberal lease to have
this territory developed. He gave the
lease to the right men, who will yet pene.
trate the third sand if it Can be found in
that locality. We entertain the hope that
the enterprise will eventually prove profita.
BILE to the owner and the enterprising op-
orators ans Journal.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-28

North East was visited by a destructive
fire on Thursday morning last that burned a
block OF buildings containing several stores,
the post-ofice, and number of shops TIE
fire caught about half past two In the morn
ing, and there being no fire engine or water
works 10 the borough, the fire had it all its
own way only interrupted by q drench ing
rain. The loss is about $50, 900 on which
there is an insurance Of S7,sO0. The coun
oil pacsed an ordinance the following dsy
prohibiting the erection Of any wooden
buildings on the burnt district.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-28
NOTES OF THE DAY.

Consolation for ladies The world abOunds
with him'pertections.
Waen Autumn is married to Winter the
wedding.c cake is always frosted,
Extraordinary midness of the season:
The married mau who stopped out late the
other night found iiea in his ear when he
got home.
A Cincinnati man is searching through
the West for runaway wife and Sl0,-
600 10 bonds which she took-especial!y the
bonds.
A worthy husband who arrived home late
one night last week, gave an excuse that IL
was late spring, and that he wanted to
look after the rye crop.
a Maine lover gave up his bride when
her father presented q bill for the young
mans board during the four years they were
''engaged."
Naomi, the daughter of EDoch, was five
hundred and eighty years o.d when she
merried. There's hope for some Of you 9th.
er ladies alter all.
A young lady. writing ON the subject Of
kissing, says: II should as lief have q
good kiss us o new cashmere" We would
quite as lief, if not lieler, give it TO her.
The young man of the period is no more
seen pressing to his lips lock ofhair pluck
cd from the tresses of his beloved. He Is
too afraid of the new kinds Of insects, small.
pox and salt-rheum.
An astronomer says that the gravity Of
the sun is so much greater than that of the
earth that sylph'li belle weighing say
one hundred and ten pounds on earth would
weigh over three thousand pounds at the
sun.
A Western editor, in visiting the obituary
of respectable citizen, says that "he hes
gone to that undiscove cred burn"
A pocket bootjacket has been invented.
You put your foot in your pocket, give
spring into the air, and Of comes your
| boot.
The Duke of DeyoIshlre allowed his son,
while still under age, $45O,OOO a year as
college pocket money.
A city that scots people-Pittsburgh.
Elizabethtown, Indiana, is called Betsy
for short.
/. Only one OF the isyty judges in Iowa is
Democrat. ,.'t
This will be magnificent year for infan,
Horace Greeleys.
A Missouri murderer. sentenced to be
hanged, offers to shoot George Francis Train
it the Governor will pardon him.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-28

The following gentleman are members Of
the Republican State Central Committee, oil
which Hon. Russell Errett is Chairman, to
wit: Crawford, Hon. S. Newton Pettis.
Msadville; Venango. II. A. Miller. Frank.
lin; Clarion, ]. H. Patrick, Clarion; Mer.
Ger, John l. Gordon, Mercer; Erie. William
Benson, Erie; Warren, A. D. Wood, War,
rem; Forest, Joseph G. Dale, Tionests.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-28
Gold at l p. m. ll3N

A correspondent writes 10 us from Petro-
leum Centre, under date Of May II, % fol-
lows:
Business on OIL Greek y reviving some
what under the influence of better coudi-
tion OF the oil Market Besides operations
upon already developed territory, explora-
tlons Of new fields are being inangurated
with such results as already indicate the
opening up Of oil fields tAs existence OF
which has been long suspected and even
known, though the exact locality of which
mas never been accurately determined. l
refer to that section lying between Titus.
vile and Petroleum Centre, and between
Chcrrytree Run and OIL Creek. 1t would
Seem as though the much desired end ia
about to be attained, and oil In paving
quantities found "upon this line If Il takes
all summer"
This and other Indications cause me to
dstermine to desert fhe Parker field for a
time at least and remain here. As new de.
velopmeo" occur, will constitute ,ayse If
your correspondent and furnish you With an
'tem for your paper occasionally. Oil
Mans Journal.
The above, we suspect. is abont wh at al
the old Oil Creek operators would like to
90. There does not appear to be much fun
10 sinking deep we'll 10 the down river re-.
sion at q cost Of $6.O to $s, 900, and runs
ming the chance of u dry bOle at that The
correspondent 10 also correct in regard to
the new territory in this vicinity. No
doubt exists In tho minds Of oil men but
that vast extent Of good oil territory lies
undeveloped 10 the vicinity Of Petroleum
Centre, and we look forj o revival of the
''good old days" of oildom before long.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-28

The st. Louis Republicans lady CORES
pondent writes: ~ know it's nasty 10 he
ruled by men, to have no voice in the af-
fairs OF State, to be inferior 20 the Inferior
ity Of mankind. But just before the reign
OF woman, just before petticoat administra
tion commences, gust before the battle,
mother, l want to die of Group, or measel,
or something easy, and be pu. in NY lit.
tie earthen bed, where W hatever occurs, l
shall escape the awful condition of sublun-
ary things under the regime de femme"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-28

Z A man named McCalmont, of Petroleum
Centre, desirous of notorie,y, has entered
suit against Mr.. Wicker, Of the RECORD, for
libel The case for tho prosecution is a
very himsy one, and the chances for Mr..
MoCalmont obtaining full share Of very
undesirable notoristy is good. We have as
yet heard Of no one being enriched from
libel suits against newspaper men. The
best way to keep people orsswspspers from
saying mean things of one, is to refrain from
doing anything mean.-[On City Register.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-28

The hardest thing that has been said OF
Mr.. Greeley Is the remark of Welsh paper
In Scranton, which actually asserts that
"Blp ginly II Greeley miffn drimpl tamppl
nypunt scallgg gp Prliutyl OF gmshx
drulltzint begply in writ wemniz dr. gum
uOzlt.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-28

Woodhull, Clafilin L. Cos. weekly has
gone up the spout, as 1t ought to have done
long ago. The doctrine emauating from
this den OF freelovism through this PAPER
we're corrupt 10 the extreme and calcul ated
to work ruin to any person reading them.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-28

The Harvard Advocate has refused the
publication of . humorous poem of two
hundred lines, beginning:
An elephant sat in swallows nest,
Drinking cup of tea;
And watching delicate hen that sang,
From the top of neighboring tree.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-28

OIL NEws.-Messrs Kepler& Co., on the
Wallace tract, are tubing to-day.
Weible d Co., started up their new well
on the Triumph tract to-dsyr
The new well Jones il Co., on the CLAN
tract, started up at fifteen barrels last night
-Tidioute Commercial.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-28

skMuzze the oogs. There aAe.. ssaid to. be
more cases of hydrophobia AZ present than
were ever known before. There is no
known cure for this dreadful malady, and
prevention is therefore, all the more essen
tial.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-28

The Petroleum Monthly for the month o,
May is more than usually attractive, being
filled with reading matter Of interest to the
oil men. Every oil man should subscribe
for this magazine. AddressJ J.. II. Bowman,
editor, Oil City, Pa.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-28

Mr.. Slack Of the Commonwealth says
be will give hundred dollars to any
charity for the proof that Anna Dickinson
has ever received half dozen offers of mar.
riage.