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The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-12

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June !, ISL.
DIR. 4. VI. Loryea * Co: was attacked with
a severe case OF rheumatism. IL was ia my
thighs, hips, fingers, shoulder blade-indeed in
all the joints OF my body suffered great pair
and anguish. was attended by a regular ply
Sician, but with no effect. / was induced To try
your Unk Weed Remedy, and il immediately
cured me up. ] consider IL. from my eNpe-
rience, the best remedy for rheumatism known
ALFRED +. TURNER, Deputy Jailor
This j. To certify that the above statement is
correct to my own knowledge.
John p WARD Jaflor
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-12
HOME NEWS.

There is not an unoccupied dwelling
house at the Dalles.
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Certificate from Hon. Gideon Tibhetts, a
member Of the City council OF East Portland:
East Portland, April :, ISL.
DIR. y. VI. I.oryea & CO.-Cents: This is to in
form yOu that / have used your " l nix Weed"
for neuralgia and rheumatic pains, and found
relief nom the use of only one bottle, and can
recommend IL to those in need OF such n rpm-
edy. Yours, GIDEON TIBBETTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-13
STORAGE.

c,roRAGE FOR FURNITURE, CARRIAGES, &C.-AT
- mo now first class warehouse built expressly for the
purpose with separate compartments elevator, &C. no
H. East Thirty second street. near Fourth avenue The
rph,ic ia invited TO examine tho superior accommoda
Hons qht ventilation, safety &C., which this Warehouse
,i'ns, ns TX a,or ali others JOHN H. MORRILL,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-13

ICE CREAM.
/ DuNNISuToN EMIGH'S leo Cream, made from
pure cream only; superior In auality Gnd below the
prices OF any oiher families. boarding houses, hotc.s
restaurants church entertainments ani the trade xp.
Piled. Dcpots, 800 Fourth avenue, i25i Broadway aud
IL Chatham street.
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mrs H. BERNARD a A. ARRASTIA, DENTAL SUR.
~ gcons removed TO ZIG West Forty third street.
Broadway, and continue inserting Teeth system
without plate or clasps
Gin TO $50-BEAUTIFUL SET TEETH.-FILL-
NIU ing 81 upwards; Disease of Mouth cured;
itation frce at Dental Institution 81 Twenty sixth
street between Broadway and Sixth avenue.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
MARBLE SODA APPARATUS-ALL STYLES AZ NE
vi duced prices Ottawa Beer FOUNTAINS ana EN f
supulicd ON liberal terms; send FOR illustrated catalogue
JASIitS NJ WITHHELD q SON. 262 Water street, n L.
CULVER PLATED WARE AND ZINE TABLE iisId = oV w
- cFy-Only the best quality oil plate al slyies W 'no
old stand Of j. II, DURHAM 4 GO u John street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-13

AMUSEMENTs.
VvNToN SQUARE THEATRE
~ X. W. BUTIER............... - Manager
THE voKES FAMILY.
HOUSES TANNED FROM PARoUET TO DOME
TIE EXCITEMENT UNABATED
CONTINUED RUSH
To SEE THE yOKES
THEY ARE THE RAGEt
voKEs PoPULIi yoKEs BEL
voKEs sFELLARUMt
THE v0KES FAMILY
THE BELLIES or THE KITCHEN
with
A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER
80 presented with superior cast OF charactcrs:
Miss Fanny Hayward, Il. Il. T,erne,
Miss Emma Skerrctt N Davonnort
Miss Jennie Kimbali Harry unftn
Miss Minnie Jackson (jcor9o Attirs
Miss Mile Cook, Weish Eawaris
Miss Annie Wood, i M Chs riss w
WALTLR EATON GEORGE II. GOES.
MATiSEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Seats may be secured six days in advance.
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>rry YORK MUSEUM or ANAfoMV 0,s bii Mverv
~ way between Houston ana bieoSSr ,a M l. euit X
o tna people should see AMI unietsarrnn artSs
wi ~ Ile Philosophy OF Marrase Inosc P.,N, ,s
10 attend these tmpo.tan lcc'at can ny
,9 ,gg,n,s,FIsnrARY NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY On
,,,aJwuy, New York
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ANvUSUryEsUrg,
DOwERY THEATRE
ID WILLIAM B. FRELfGH ..,................. Mauagc~
EXCELSIOR
Is the title given by the public 10 the
house for tho beautiful supply OF superior amusemssk
always on hand.
the famed Coloquiai Actor. Author
ard Dramattst,
Mr. ALBERT w. AIKEN,
will appear In his popular sensational Play u tho
WITCHES or NEW YORK,
A. by him in all the principal theatres In ne
United states, with immense success 500 times now
presented with carefully selected cast OF characters
preceded by the Farce of
MY FELLOW CLERK.
MATINEE SATURDAY, 2 O'CLOCK.
WITCHES OF NEW YORK.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-02
The state Fair.s

The Erie Observer says: The buildings
for the State Fair will be located on the
Reed farm, west of the city. one square be-
yond the car works and along side Of the
Fri and Pittsburgh track. The buildings
for the Fair will be some twenty 10 oil, and
will be surrounded by rough board fence,
eight feet high and about five hundred rods
long. They will include home depart
ment $50 by 70 feet; Aower and. fruit ball,
so by 200 feet; dining room, 81 by 70 feet;
our sheds fer machinery, each l25 by 30
feet; l60 horse stalls 10 all extending so
rods;'l40 cattle stalls, GO rods long; 40 bog
and 60 sheep pens, each 9 by IL feet. The
rest OF the batfdings will be occupied by the
officers and committees, for refrashment
stands, etc. The building are expected to
be anished by the fret Of September. Rare
horses aod cattle, fruit, flowers and other
productions Of the farm will be entered
largely from all pats OF Pennsy ylvhnia,
New York, and Ohio, and the display of
machinery promises to be large and intel
esting.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-02

The seventh annual meeting of the Buffa-
10 Driving Park opens on the 9Th of August,
and continues for four days The rges.
Inducements 10 the shape of purses ever
given, will be offered at this time. -Four
purses of $4,000 each are on the pro-
gramme, one for each day, and will without
doubt bring out all the best horses of the
day. The first is for horses that have never
beaten 2.27; in this, however; Lucy is bar
red. The third 10 for horses that have new.
er.trotted better. than 2.3o; and the las. is
open to oil. 10 tits We expect to see Gold.
smith Maid with her record Of 2 16 81,
with Lucy aud American Girl
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-02

JUMPED THE TRAIN - John Galley. for
whom warrant was issued Q day or two
s'ooe on a sharge Of vagrancy and who
skipped out" at the time, made bis appear
ance 10 town again last night, and was or
rested and placed 10 the iock.up. Thi,
forenoon he was brought before Justice
Reynolds, and after hearing was sen, down
'or 80 days. Galley left for Franklin on the
I:lo train, under charge of Constable Long
wei OF that city. Immediately after ieav
'ng Columbia Farm, and when the train was
10 motion, Galley made a break for the
p'a"orm and jumped off. The train was
stopped and the constable got off to look for
'onn' but be was non est, having disappear
90 IN ihe woods, tsklng the officers hand
Gun. with him. The officer continued on
MS journey alone by the next train.
The jump from the train aud esca ne of The
prisoner, caused Considerable excitemsrt
among the passengers.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-02

Parkersbnrg, West Virginia, according to
the Volcano Lubrica:br, must be o fast
towh. Here is what that paper says about
the place:
The order Of the day in Parkefsburg seems
to be something after the following style:
Drunk. general QUARREL, drunker, knock
down and drag out, "biliu' full, some cut
ting and liberal display Of fire arms, the
whole to conclude with dead drunk and q
systematic lay out in the station house; mex,
morning the grand luals takes place in tbe
police court. no report ofwhich is found in
the city papers.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-02

The Volcano Lubricator, organ Of the
West Virginia oil region, has the following
oil news:
E. L. Conger, & Cos we'll No. s.. is be-,
ing rapidly drilled down by Thibeaudesu.
Col. Jackson's new we'll, on lease No. s,
V. U! & G. Go. tract, will be torpedoed to-
morrow.
The new wsll No. 6s, owned by W. G.
Stiles, Jr. was torpedoed to day. No report.
The we'll 10 on the Volcanic Ridge.
Stewart and Gould's well No. 2, on the
Glantz tract, was torpedoei last week and
is now pumping barrels of oil per day.
Well No. 81, owned by W. G. Stiles Jr.
was torpedoed this week and is now pump
ing 20 barrels per day. Well situated on
Volcanic Ridge.
Tho Tecumsch Chief we'll was torpedoed
this week, and is now pumping,2 barrels per
day. The we'll Is owned by D. G. Boyce l.
Co.
Drilling will be commenced on tie Wols
! VERNE we'll, belonging TO ths'Hillsdale Com.
psny, next Monday morning. Henry Bella
my drills the well.
We understand that The Superintendent
Of the Hillsdale Success Co. has given up
hopes of recovering the tools which were
lost in their No. 2 well.
W. W. Gates, Esq, has bought an inter-
est in the Star Oil Co. They have one well
nearly connplsted and we understand hsve
every indication for good well. We wish
them success.
John A. Steel & Smoot have a good STOW
of oil 10 their new we'll at Sand Hill. This
we'll, should II prove success, opens up q
large amount Of new territory.
E. L. Conger and G. P. Sargent have
sold their loases and rig, known a. the pro-
perry of the Gideon OH Co. to G. F. Ponti-
ous, who will develop the territory ss rapid.
ly as possible.
The new we'll on, the McGIesory lease;
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-02
ANOTHER OIL FIRE.

ROCHESTER,, Pa, July 81, 1872.
The Excelsior OIL Company's works, at
Freedom, near this place, were almost total.
ly destroyed BY fre this afternoon, and at
one time 1t was feared that the greater por-
tion OF the town would be sacriaeea 10 the
flames, as several dwellings caugbt. Gre from
sparks, but BY the great exertions on the
part Of citizens further dana ge was prevent.
ed. The fire originated trcm leak 10 one
of Tie usifls, thus allowing the fire to conn
municate with the oil and causing the tank
to explode. Loss about $25, 900, and fully
insured; but nothing reliable can be learned
as yet.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-02

A MtsrAKE.-The Daily Mountain Voice,
Of Johnstown, contains Au item 10 regard to
. young rsilroader who came home on Frk
day night last, and, before going 10 biz
home, took abosrd'a considerable amount Of
benzine. II 60 happened that he entered
the wrong apartment ofbis house and got
10 bed with the wife oi's mill man, q co.oceu.
pant Of the house. Next morning the wife
got up and went down stairs, and while
cooking breakfast her husband came 10
from the mill. She was struck dumb with
horror, having, as she supposed left her
husband sleeping 10 bed, and as soon asshs
assured that the figure at the door was not a
phantom or apparitiou she informed him Of
the situation ofaffAirs. lie ascended to the
bed room, and while storming the room, the
young rAilroader awcks. Explanation i'm.
mediately followed, but Notwithstanding
every assurance was given by both the wife
and the railroad man that a mistake bad
only occarrsd, nevertheless the incident has
created bad feelings between the families.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-02

THE RACES s-Lovers of borse racing w,,,
near IN mind the races to come of the BOYD
Farm track, Tomorrow afternoon, between
'oe sorrs horse;'ohn of RouseviIle, and the
eoIrel horse Frank Of this place, for a pur,e
OF Szoo; best two in three; eighty rods and
repeat. Pools will be sold at Robson's Ho.
'sI' at ii o'clock Tomorrow forenoon. The
gentlemen having the affair in hand are de-
sermioed 1t shall BE- on tue square. and No
gousing will be allowed. Lots of spor,
may % anticipated, and undoubtedly q
large crowd viii be attendance,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-02
Letter From Cherrytree.

CHERRYTREs OIL BELT, Aug. l, 1872.
Amid the great hustle and excitemsn. ct.
cssioned by new strikes, which for shor.
time appear like great fortunes to the forl
tunate owners, men are apt to lose sight ol
those sure small steps by which go many Of
our eolid business men have ascended to
positions OF wealth and responsibility. l
refer to those email wells that are sure and
lasting, such ss are found on Charrytree
Run, on the Brown, Metropolitan, and Lake
farms. 1t is needless for me to speak Of thess
farms now, as sheir reputation for good
five to 8 barrel wells is now widely Known.
But what wish to impress upon the minds
Of the people is, the great folly of grasping
at the great uncertain shadow, and drop
ping the real streak, or 10 other words, risk
ing all to make great fortune, and neglect.
ing the very thing that would soon make
them independent. Rome was not built in
day, neither is there any necessity for us
striving 10 gain wealth so rspidly,s but on
the contrary we have abundant proof that 1t
is better to accumulate wealth mere slowly
in the examples Of many of our fellow oil
men who have had riches suddenly thrust
upon them. The advantages of operating
for oil on the above lands are numerous
First. IN Importance is the almost
absolute certainty Of obtaining OIL I'd. -
The existing proof Of the long life OF the
wells. Sd. The easy drilling and conse-
luent cheapIess Of operating. 4th. The
near ness to market for our oil is delivered
on the R. R., at 10 cents per barrel, which
Is cheaper than any point in the oil regions
But enough for the present. Yours Truly,
III, G.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-02
A Paper for the Masses.

The (Pittsburgh, Pa. y Real Estate Reg
lister comes to us this week enlarged to 3
beautiful sixteen page, sixtysfour column,
illustrated weekly, with the name changed
to the American Land and Law Advisor
The original features introduced into the
old paper BY Its publishers caused it to be
sought after by persons in all parts of the
United States, and thus encouraged by pub,
lie patronage. the publishers determined to
give to the people paper every way wor-
thy OF the name they have chosen for their
new weekly. The American Land and
Law Advisor 10 "Weekly Journal Of Real
Estate, Finance, Building, and Populsriza-
ton OF Law" The issue before us is abso-
lutely necessity TO every landed proprie-
tor or real estate owner In the country, as
we'll as to every citizen 10 the United States
that wishes to keep posted on that indes-
truetible element of value-Resl Estate
The law department Of this excellent week.
ly is edited by the ablest law councillors In
the country, and answer free Of charge, oil
questions Of law submitted 10 the paper
with clearness and accuracy that makes
them understood BY men Of the most ordiu-
ary intelligence. Tbs feature alone should
cause 1t to be taken BY every farmer and
land owner in the country. The illustra-
tions on the first page Of original desigus for
cottages and suburban residences, gotten up
for this journal is also q feature
that commends itself to those about to
build, and If we are TO judge the future by
The first issue, now before ue, we should say
1t alone was worth many times more than
the subscription price. The weekly cores
poudence from the General Land Office at
Washington, D. c., giving the latest laws
governing the Public Lands, Honesteads
md Presumption, as we'll as those from all
parts OF the country-is also q valuable
eature; to say nothing of its news and gen
'ral information found in no other journal
n the United States. To crown sIi, the en-.
erprising publishers offer BY way Of induc-
ng an examination and subscription, a |
$500 Chrome, OF either OF the fol. |
owing subjects: "Tbe Lost Babe" or
The Unwslcome Visitor;' sll for the ex-
low price Of $3.50 year, en-
'raciug beautiful parlor picture aud over
800 pages Of useful reading matter, and IL
ustrations. We would say 10 all our
leaders, send stamp for sample copy
Address Croft l. Phillips, Publishers Amer
can Land and Law Advisor, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-02

Mr.. j. D. Hamilton, of Columbir Farm.
met with an accident day or two since, by
which bis right arm was broken about half
way between the wrist and elbow. He was
engaged 10 drawing sucker.rods from one of
the wells, when the patent wrench used BY
the man at work unscrswing the rods at the
top OF the derrick, became unclssped and
fell, striking bis arm and breaking 1t
above,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-02

TIE RyMORED CASUALTY AT THE FALLS
Our correspondent prouounces the story
that several persons were carried over the
Falls on Friday last, as O. wholesale false
hood conrocted BY reporter Of the New
York Herald. One of the parties reported
to have been among those carried over was
seen on the streets subsequently,, aud he al
20 insisted upon the grouudlessness of the
rumor The people at the Falls are justly
indignant at the unscrnpulousness of tbe
Herald chsp.-[ Buffalo Com. ADV.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-02
Gold at l p. n. 1l5I
CRUSHED By THE BILL WHEEL RopE.
Yesterday afternoon nearly fatal seci-

CRUSHED By THE BILL WHEEL RopE.
Yesterday afternoon yearly q fatal aeci-
dent occurred on the Burns Tract, Cherry
frt' Run, by which q man named Harvey
Kn'oaerbocker,. resident Of Kane City,
cams near losing bis life. Kuickerbocker
and man named Packard, il appears were
engaged in drawing the tools from the Ham
ma well, and BY some means they got caught
when part wav up. To assist 10 getting
them up Mr.. K. stepped on the bull wheel
and commenced to pull down, In doing
wbien he unfortunately reached one foot
over the bull wheel shaft, and II became en-
tangled 10 the rope, and before he bad time
to extricate himself the fatal coil drew bin
around the SHAFT and held bin as 10 a vice.
lie had barely time to yen to Packard 10
aout or steam and reverse the engine, when
the second coil passed around Sis body rem
def'og him insensible. For tse momen.
Packard was paralyzed with fright appar-
emily, hut come Of the nsighbors hearing
the call for helr, came in aud with. their
assistance tho unfortunate man was relieved
from bis dangerous position. placed in a
a carrisge and removed to'his home in Kane
Guy. An examination Of bis injuries re-
v'A'ed the singular facts that although The
flesh OF lis legs and body was quite badly
bruised, no bones were broken, and With
proper care he will bs about again in two
or three weeks.
Am escape from death was about as mar
row % 1t possibly could be. Not one lime
IN thousand hardly could man get caught
ana wound around bull wheel shaft, with
several thousand pounds OF iron and steel
escape being killed.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-02

The PetroIias of this place and the TAR
Farm Club are playing match game on the
grounds Of the iormer club, this afternoon.
We have not heard the result as yet.
Tomorrow afternoon, the return match
game OF base ball between the Ssnecas OF
Oil City and the Petrolias Of this place.
will be played on the grouods OF tho Pstro-
lie Club, to- morrow afternoon.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-02

The captured Cuban craft is still lying at
Newport. She is yscbt-rigged, and has the
Cuban flag flying, which the dsshy captain
swears shall fly until it is blown or shol
away. She has a hardy-looking crew, most
of whom are Cuba neIs. The captain is re-
ported 10 bs seneationallst and reckless
adventuges Of mach blow aud brag
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-02
For Sale,

A nice little Cottage Home
finished off in good style, and
located on the Boyd Farm
Has'every modern convenience.
Cellar, cistern, barn, tool house,
and is in every way desirable
for a small family. For terms
and particulars enquire at the
house, or of -
VICTOR GREFTER.
Petroleum Centre, August |.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-02

OH BuRNED.-The Elmira' Advertiser
has glowing description of The destruction
10y fire in the suburbs Of that city Monday
morning of On oil train Twelve csrs wsre
burned aud the Advertiser says that 1t was
the best siuile ever seen of the "pillar Of
cloud fire" that the Israelites saw in their
wandsring. The loss foots up several thous-
and dollars-that of the Erie company alone
being nine thousand dollars.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-02
Letters from the People.

NoTh.-The manager Of this Journal. With.
out END orsing the sentiments OF contributors
desires 10 offer the widest possible latitude
for free discussion. 1t is merely stipulated
that com nuncations shall concern matters
OF pubic interest, he put in decent language
and accompanied with the names of the
writers, not for publication, but as g guar
antee Of good faith.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-02

Mt. Farm. was torpedoed the fret Of -.
week and was pumping 3 barrels per d,,
The same well was :0tpedoed TIE secors
time to-day. but we have no report. IN.
well is owned by the Mount Farm OIL Com
pany, Thos. Porter Superintendent
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-02
For Sale Chean.

J. H: :MAGEE, Oil City, has some M,
desirable building lots for vale 10 difstsbt
locations 10 Oil City. Also, new and he'd.
ond hand machinery Of aIl kinds for s,ls
cheap. Office, No. !, Sharp's Bloct.
Spring Street.
july l3-lm. q
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-02

A large number OF our colored citizens at
tended the celebration Of mancipa,ion Day,
at Oil City, yesterday. They report y grand
affair and everything passed off very agrea-
bly, to all preseut.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-02
A Bullet ina Mans Head Eleven
Years.

At the first battle CT Manassas Virgin.
ian, named Crooket Grsyson, was shot 10
the head, the bullet entering the temple,
passed through the inner ear, and lodging
in the back bone Of the ear, where 1t re,
mained until recently; when phj sician ex.
tracted'it. Upon boring toto the bone with
a trefne, the ball was found so imbedded
that it had to be clipped out with q chisel.
The lead removed weighed half an ounce.
Mr.. Grayson went througe the operation
without taking choroform, exhibiting great
cooluess and fortitude. Once during the
operation be called halt, and after eject
ing mouthfuI of tobacco juice, coolly laid
his head on the table aud informed the doc.
tor that be could now ''go ahead" He
was doing well at last accounts.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-02

0Ths Annusl parade OF the Fire Depart
mont of Franklin, will lake place on Thurs
day, August l6th. A number Of cOmpsn-
les from peighboring towns are expected to
participate.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-02

Dr. Siserson, an eminent European savant
has found In the air exhaled from the lungs
of tea drinkers large number OF microscopic
globules of poisonous narcotic oil, which,
according to him, explains why tea some
times makes nervous people coughy and bic
cup-py.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-02

ihare was quite an extensive fire at Tid-
ioute ON Wednesday evening, resulting in the
entire destruction OF tho Exchange Hotel
and the ONCE Of the Triumph Oil Co.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-02

The Western Union Telegraph Compauv
nave opened an Office at Pioneer. This wss
made n"e"isary Oh account OF the increas.,
oi ttelr business et that poin..