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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-04-18
POLICY AND RISK STATEMENT.
No Of Policies s297 lin force $4,0S7.9s 90


LIST OF SToCKHOLPF
GEN JOHN c. BROWN. Governor Of Ass State
ALEXANDER PORTER. EsQR.
T. A. ATCHIsoN. NJ. D..
e A. R. THOMPSON. Of TzOn.pson Bsofssrs ana Kelley
W. H. EVANS, Eean' Fle Porter d Co
THoS D. FITE
JOS w. ALLEN. Priest. Tenn Marine ETcs Ias. Go,
JOHN N. BASS. late President Union Bank
DANIEL F. CARTER. ESQ.
B. F. SANDS. ESQ.
F. P. B. SANDS. Esq
s. L. DEMOVILLE Demopits & Co. Drsggis,s
A. c. CARTER ESQ.
JAMES B. CRAIGHEAD Esq
JOHN PORTERFIELD. CASHIER ga Yaiional BonE
JAS NJ. HAMILTON, Of RanultOn q Cunningham
J. W. MADDIN. NJ. D.
RoB'T. H. GARDNER Of Gsrdaer. Buctnsr q Co.
A. G. ADAMS. Adams Throne Co.
r. G. THRONE. -
THoS. GIBSON, ESQ.
GEO. STARLIGHT. Sses Dire Oh Co
JOHN oVERToN. ESQ.
DANIEL HILLMAN. Iron Naslsr) Of AElnaa Broaers.
FRENCH BROTHERS.
SAM. GoLLADAY. ESQ. Retired Merchant.
G. P. THRUsToE. IHornsy Of Les.
WI. MORGAN. D. D. S. M d.
WIN sroCKELL. Of SsOeEsRqn and Son.
A. G. EWING. Of Eptg q Co.
z. H. EWING.
JAMES wOODMAN. ESQ.
THOMPSON ANDERSON. Of Andersen. Gceea. & C.
GEORGE H. HUDSON. ESQ.
HENRY c. sHAPARD Teller 41 .YaAoaaf Bant
COL. J. J. TURNER. Gaaain, Tenn
WIN. HENRY SMITH. ESQ'R.
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We are authorized to announce AL
ERKD c. w. WHITE candidate for Coun-
" Trustee at the ensuing August cleo
ton.
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We are authorized TO announce DA-
VIp IEaARsoSs a candidate for re-elec-
lion to the office of Sheriff Of Giles
county at the ensuing August election
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We.are authorized to announce i. A.
MITCHELL as a candidate for Sheriff of
Giles county at the ensuing August cleo
tlon.
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80. Coltntn Tf.Tstee.

We are authorized to announce STER-
ling n. BRowN rs candidate for re-
election to the Office of County Trustee,
at the ensuing August Election.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-04-18

We are authorized to announce Rich
.RD II. Bm.Es as candidate for Tax
Collector at the ensuing election.
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We are authorized to announce THoA-
As Hanna a candidate for Tax Collector
at the ensuing August election.
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Tor Sheriff

We are authorized to announce JOIN
RAMSEY JOHNSON as a candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing election.
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We arc authorized TO announce Err
NEsF MEREDITH as 3 candidate for Tax
ts,Iiector nj the ensuing election.
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We are authorized TO announce wa.
Pr,,KERrcN a candi ate for Tax Collect
or at the ensuing August election.
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We are authorized TO announce II. G.
McI.AURISE a candidate for Tax Collec-
TOR At the ensuing August election.
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We arc authorized to announce DAN
Xxi B. GARRETT a candidate for Trustee
at the ensuing August election
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We are authorized to announce MAR
TIN FRY a candidate for Tax Collector
at the ensuing August election.
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We are authorized to announce w. S.
MApRY a candidate for Tax Collector
ct the ensuing August election.
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We are authorized to announce c. T.
(DId) Mason n Candidate for Tax Col
lsctOr at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN
6. SIIERRILL candidate for Tax Col
leetor at the ensuing August election.
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we are authorized to announce J.
BrrTTCK a candidate for Tax Collector
at the ensuing August Election.
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We are authorized to announce JAS.
II. Hale candidate for Tax Collector
at the ensuing August election
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We are authorized to announce Az
DREW J. KNIGHT n candidate for Tax
Collector at the ensuing August Elec-
tion.
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We are authorized to announce W.
G.. LEWIS, a candidate for Tax Collector
at the ensuing August election. =
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We are authorized to announce j. j.
ASpERsox a candidate for Tax CoIiec-
Tor at the ensuing August election.
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I'VE are authorized to announce ). s
W1LLIAIsON candidate for Tax Collee-
tor at the ensuing August election.
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COMMERCIAL.

GOLD continues firm in New York
at IIO5a111.
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Head Nev Advertisements.
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Mar. 2I-2m.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-08

NIAGARA FALLs.-We received, lew
weeks since, this beautiful Chrome, Issued
by Cotton, Zbam l. Roberts, and believing
that is could not fail Of being popular, We
have made srrapg gemeDts to place 1t upon
our premium list. As we glsucs ct 1t % 1t
hsugs ou our wall, in the deep gilt frame 10
which we have placed It, We seem to oe
looking, not sta picture, but at the real
Falls 10 the distance, and we almost listen
70 the roar Of that wonderful sheet Of water,
as IL rusbes headlong over the precipice,
dastiog sgains. ,he rocks beneath. The
Tower and Horseshoe Fall, with oil their
surrounding, are n clearly portrayed ss
the soft, silvsry, overhanging mist will al
low; oaud the scenery 10 the rear, 90 fer
away and yet 20 real, contrasted with ibe
bold evergresus which stand out 20 distinct.
" 10 the foreground, lends an added charm
to the picture, which 10, iu word, grand,
truthful representation Of . we'll known and
far famsd subject The regular price Of the
chrome 10 five dollars. We will furnish It
as premium for three subscribers 10 the
Magazine, or for one subscnpt ptlon::thrse yea I
in advance. Address g. 8. WSca & Co.,
Nswourg, N. Y.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-08

TIE RAcE.-The race on the Dalzsll
fats, on Saturday afternoon last between
Howe & Cooks grey mare Lady Thompson,
aud the sorrel horse Cochran of Housewife,
Tor purse OF 800 side. best two 10 three
beats, was won by the Housewife horse.
The first heat wac won BY Lady Thomp-
son, who came into the pole two lengths
ahead. On this heat the Roussvilie horse
had Two jumps the start.
Ou the second heat the RouseviHs horse
came TO the pole two lengths shssd. The
result on this heat would probably have
been 10 favor Of Lady Thompson, but for
the fact OF the rider Of the Housewife horse
either losing or throwing bis hat of abou,
the centre Of the track, ths hat striking the
Lady Thompson on the head aud frighten-
ine hsr into losing ground.
On tbe third heat Lady Tbompson broke
aud the rider was unable TO hold her 10 the
track. consequently the race was decided 10
favor o. Cochran.
There was = large crowd Of pecpIs in at,
tendance from Housewife and this place,
and bots were freely offered and taken 90
both animals.
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Letter From Brown Farm.


A new we'll was finished last Friday BY
Messrs. Powers d Grtith, which makes
very good show for lasting Ave barrel well.
The abovs firm will commence another we'll
In few days.
Capt. A. G. Oliver finished we'll on the
McEIwse farm last week which bids fair to
be nice paying well. He has another rig
about ready to start up.
oliver, Markle l. Co., also expect to com.
mencs drilling 10 few days.
Murray Bros. ere going 10 drill the latter
BY contract.
Aiively race 10 anticipated between these
three parties, who will all start near the
same time.
Ed. Fisher will complete we'll 10 few
days.
s. Elliott, sr., has we'll dowa 400 feet.
J. b. Painter 4 Co., have purchased
Capt. Bsrber's wells, and intend putting up
u large boiler soon.
A new road from here to Rynd farm ID
about to be lot to some good parry to build.
| Altogether tbe Brown farm 10 bound to be
the place on Cherrytree Ruu.
GREEhEyiTE.
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Bloodeood's combination. advertised TO-,
sobrI's Opera House, Friday night, failed to
connect. dlsbandiog In Titusvills. Blood
good, Judging IRON the name ought to be
good, but II appears 10 no good. We would
like TO sre him ior an advertising bill TO
the amount of $3.50! Taylor the bill posts
or, would rejoice at seeing the light Of bis
countensnce heresbonts Cross i Neon
ber, feel sligbtrd at the noo'sppearsncs OF
Bloodgood. Several other parties wonld
like to see him. sob, he's got to coms" d id
not appear to work here or " Oil City, q,
he failed to come. His agents nams ID
Steere. Should be happen in town a, any
future time the chsnces are be would Steere
out Of town at two'forty rate followed by
the curses Of the little bill ho lders. Blood
good should change his name 10 Blood bad,
or elss explain why II 10 that he falls to spl
pear With bic world renowned (!) combine
tion, sf.er contracting bills, &c. Blood.
good, your creditors 10 Petroleum Centre
''sigh 10 vain" TO make Il warm for you
end swear fsar!ully st the mere mention O.
your name. Beware Of Bloodgood. Hst
no COED.
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NOTES OF THE DAY.

The artists sdisu TO bis piciurs-You bs
hanged.
Mr.. Michael Dice, Of ST. Louis, has .
horse which eambols aud throws Dice.
What two colors are undiscernibls! To-
visible green aud blind mans buff.
Sacramento Offers what It emphaticslly
entities Sacramsntal wine, for twenty five
cents q gallon. =
The darkies at Paducah. Kentucky, eject.
I'd white man from ball the other night.
Tit for tail!
A ghost at McKeespori. Pa. ,rushes
around With . stilet,o crying, Lovely crea
ture, thou must die"
A man who works for bis living should
marry woman taller than himself. "Tho
laborer is worthy OF bis higher
Thou raiuest in my BOSOM, O. a chap
said when basin of water was' thrown
over him BY the lady be was seienading.,
II isststed that thirteen children wsrs
BORN on board The steamer Scsudioavisr
on her recent voyage from liverpool to Que
bec
A Boston Jubilee correspondent writel
that at the nrs. note those Of the audisnc.
occupying front seats "wllted like the vic,
tIms ofa boiler EXPLOSION. "
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Gold ct l p. N. liSX

FrRE.-Au alarm of 6re was sounded
about half past nine O'Clock, Saturday eve
ming last, which caused considerable excite.
ment, and resulted 10 the destruction Of the
derrick st the Leedham we'll, Central Pc
troleum farm. 1t appears the workmen had
been engaged 10 benzioing tho we'll, sud
one OF them lsit lighted derrick lamp 10
tbe derrick which set fire 10 the beb7ine and
caused an explosion, 30 ting fire to the der
rick % above stated. On the Walker lease,
but short distance from the fire, was q
tank containing two hundred barrels Of oil.
which was saved through The exertions oil
M. N. B. Parker and several others, who
succeeded In building . dam and turning
the bofnios beuziae away from the tank.
The engioe house, tank, &C., on the Iced
ham lease, vas also saved. The loss 10 es-
Nmated ct about $500. Had the bnrniuR
bsnzine not been turned from ito course .
disastrous con6sgration would have resul,-
cd, ~ the Walker, Fox and asvsfHl Of The
Central Cos wells were but short distance
away.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-08

Ga the a4sh Of tbls month, the Csstrs,
PAX Asesssris sad olsous'is to pay our
sswa VISIT Nr. Davis, one OF the sd-
vance agents Of this msumosh concern, 10
10 town to-dsy' making the neeesssry ar
rssseusnts for their eouIng. This institus
siou 10 arst cisss 10 oil its appointments,
and has fse'ivsd the bisbest sneomiums o
she prsss sDd public, wherever 1t has ap.
psas@d tbIs season. We predict . crowded
iescsass, ~ IL 10 the nrss oa~ that hss visit
sd 70 th.s sprSss
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Au exceedingly disgrscetui eight took
place on Washington street, at . late hour
on Saturday right, In which several parties
from Rousevills, Columbia farm and this
place, who are "big enough, old snohsh
and ought to know better" than to indulge
10 midnight broils, were engaged. A like
occurrence will result in trouble iorhs par
ties % the proper authorities are bound to
p,ft stop to such disgraceiil sffsire.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-08

Col E. A. L. Roberts, OF Titusville was
the recipient Of an eirgsnt prseut at the
haods Of several agents employed by him 10
the torpedo business, IN the shape oi cost.
is diamond pin vailed N $l,20o. The pre-.
sentation speech was made by our former
towosnan, Mr. Levi Mason, and was happi.
ly responded to BY the Colonel. At the
conclusion tho assembly partook of q sump.
tuous repast gotten up under the supervis-
ion OF Mrs. Roberts. The whole affair
passed off pleasantly aud will not soon be
orsottan by the participants.
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ACCIDENT. - A gsutleman from Kane
City Informs 10 that Mr.. +. O'Donueii and
lady, Of that village, met with y sad scci-
dent, yesterday morning He was coming
to the Centre 10 carriage. when the horse
became frightened aud backed over an en-
bsnkuent on Chsrrytree Ruo. throwing
him aud the lady out, breaking bis left arm
near the wrist, ana severely bruisiog bin
Otherwise. Ths lady had one Of her ankles
badly spsainsd. aod was'aIso severely bur
BY The tall. Mr. O'Douusll hes the sympa,
shiss Of many friends In hls m,stor.une.
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An Sin In Beaver Fnils.

Eighty Chinsmen arrived at Beaver f"ie'
iuvoiced to the tsIt,ery Company. Saturday
evening. They re regu!aE "coolisa.' snch
o. have afflicted the lsboring intersss al
the Pacific coest Tor twelve years, end plac-
ed the cspitsl Of that corntry in The bands
of 2 few mooopolls's. Patient. obedieot.
toiii-g Dcr; w'l!iog and anxious to work;
wing nothing in fellowship with white
people. opium stiukirg, narrow minded,
faithful In the performance OF their dntiee,
neither subject to inability, drunkenness or
free dom OF thought, unprogressive uninven-
live Ca'nsmen. They have adopted
their national loose tnnic, which is far more
comfortable TO the human frame than the
combinations we outside hsrbariars har-
ness our human trunks in as b loose white
handkerchief 10 TO tight paper collar and
crsvat around ones neck these sultry days.
Every one Of them can read aud write, but
Il 10 fesdiog and writing Of tho psss, that
leads 10 no improvement 70 the present.
Au Chuck, Esq, comes With them 10 "boss"
the outfit They sre from the very dreRs OF
society 10 their own land, and yet We defy
any civilized patton to produce ss quiet,
orderly and law abiding . set Of men from
IL dregs a. these Cbinsmen. Beaver
PresG.
The Press also thinks the experiment OF
employing Chinese istor will not prove .
success.
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We have already made mention, says the
Steubeuvtlls Herald, Of ths discovery oeoii
at Nondxie,' this county. aud CLEAN the fol-
lowing facts from gentleman from that
place, who pressntsHus with . sample Of
the oil. The iron company there, for the
purpose Of occurring better supply Of coal
have bssn engaged 10 making two drifts or
sn,ries through . large bill, and through
the dismond vein Of coal. These drif.s are
considerable distance spsrt, and In passing
through, seam ofheavy oil Of . nus quail
ity has been started, and ruus across each Of
the drifts compelling temporary suspen-
sion Of the work. The oil stream wss clean.
ed out, and'6rs.clay sst 10 the ctsvice, hut
without stopping It entirely. It removes
considerably the danger from explosions, Of
which there have been several lately, max
log II unsafe for Worknen. It 10 tho 10 ten'
tion Of the company to force the entries
clear through the bill, and thereby secure
proper ventilation, when % investigation
will be made Of the new discovery. Tbi,
10 the only oil discovered 10 the immediati
nsighborhood, With the exception Of sligb
indications 10 an old salt we'll, near by
and many parties ere sanguine that th'
discovery viii be valuable, Al the oil is Of
superior quality and cropa out wsA. A fe1
years ego. wheu the excitement was at /.
height, this stream could have been sold b.
the foot for handsome figure.
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Alss! here 10 another fonaly cherished
tradition stsrnly swept away BY tho Rev.
james B. Dunn, Of Boston, Mass, who 10
travelling 10 Palestine. The reverend gen
,lsman visited the Dead Sea, and his dis
criptIon Of that notorious sheet OF water and
salt fatty eontradicts oil the accounts Of OIL
other travellers. He says that the waters
are clear and ripple beautifully, that the
shores ere green win shrubbery and brigh,
with pretty flowers. He admila shs. the
waters are heavy and bitter, bot denies tha,
they are never rutaed; on the contrary
"thslr wavss splasbed ON tho psbbly beach
and in the distance their white erssts looksd
like 20 many white swans."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-08

NRw WELL-The new wsli OF Powers u
Griffith, On the Brown form, Cbsrrytrse
Run, commenced pumping on Friday light
last, at the rate Of IL bbIs daily. viii proba
bly, settle down to six or eight barrel well.
The same gentlemen have two more rigs up
on the lsase and will soon put up one more.
The Brown farm bss no dry boles, aud ID as
good small we'll territory Is the region . -
furds.
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Il Ia mentioned a. Q curious fact by old
woodsmen that the beech aud sycamore
trees are never struck by Lightning, though
found 10 close proximity 10 OAK, hickory
and trees Of other species that have been
scanned, or torn to pieces by the subtle
Auid.
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Letters from the People

Norr The usnsser oftbis Journal, With
out endorsing the seutimente Of Contributors
desires to offer the widest possible latitude
for tree discussion~ II 10 merely stipulated
that communications shall concern matters
Of pubic interest, be put 10 decent language
and accnmE anisd with the names Of tue
writer's, not for publication, but - . guar
antes Of good faith.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-08

We understand that the New York Pipe
Co., are laying . limo from TItusvils TO
Triumph, ard will have II completed ia
about thirty days II this is 90 1t will bur,
the shipping business at this point some
We need competing fine OF transportation
10 order to keep even with other shipping
points,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-08

AThe Moscow Exhibition resembles other
exhibitions 10 its srrancsments, but 10 its
character It 10 completely national. It 10
not dssguedro illustrate the results Of hu-
man progress. bus Of Russian progress mere
ly.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-08

The bass bali iustch on the Columbia
farm, Saturday afternoon, between tho COL
unbiss and Petroliss, teeuited 10 the latter
club getting badly bssted. Score 10 to 66.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-08

MIX is selling ct q cen. quart 10 some
parts OF Ainnssots. This price will not psy
for the wssr and tear Of cows tail /
sw!.chinI d!ss.
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Ga6ney sells Lager

= 7If you
Want Salesman.
Went . Sertsnt Girl,
Wsnt'to Sell & Horsa,
Want to Sell Patent,
Want TO Lend Money,
Want to Buy . House,
Want to Sell . Csrrisgs,
Want to Borrow Money,
Want to Sell an OH Well.
Want to Buy 20 Engine or Boiler,
Want to Sell House and Lot.
Want 10 ind Strsyed AnimsL
Want to Purchase an Oil Interest
Want to Sell Piece OF Furni,nre,
Want to Buy 9 Second.hshd Csrriage,
Want 10 Sell Tubing, Cssiaa, Gas Pips.
Wsn to Find an owuet for auyibing
Found, advertise In the RECORD. a. not lev
than ten thousand people read It weekly.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-08

A Kansas City man recently died from
ths poison Of . copper uuskst'bsll which be
bad carried around In bin since the battle
Of Bssus vist,.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-08

Among the list Of patents recently granted
is ons to AmssA P. Gotham, Of Tidiouts
for Auto matte tampiug device for torpe-
does.
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For Sale OF Rent.

A desirable residence located on The Ee.
bert Farm. . short distance from town. For
particulars apply to ..'
OWEN GAFFNEY.a
Petroleum Centre, June IL, 1879.
iil-tf
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For Safe

$4,000 to 10000 feet Of SECONDHAND
TUBING, at from rs to IS els. per fooL
The Tubing 10 10 6rst class order and oil
ready fitted.
April 23. IT, II. a. WARNER.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-08

GAFFFEY'S Wines and Lio,;ofs for med
icai use. The best and cheapest
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-08

For Pure Wines warranted a. anch by the
Brotherhood Of Brocton 60 10 CABINETS.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-08

Sunday Comfort still on deck and for ssls
at GAFFNEY'S.
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Ts,rsa Is to asvs 8 s,re.s railroad
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Erie i, going TO build an Opera House.
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Local Notices.

A 6ue 10, Of Imported Wl6es and Liquors
just received and for sale by GAFFNEY.
The best Pittsburgh Lager st
GAFFNEY'S.