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Fisher rei"ses to explain bis course now
that the money excuse has fallen through,
consequently the only reasonable supposi-
tion is that he has been connected with the
enemy all the time. Traitors, in, all ages OF
the world, have been held up to the scorn
and contempt Of homes. men. Let this man
If convicted. be placed 10 the same list.
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RATHER FLowERY.-The editor Of the
Kansas City Nsws thus iloqusntly 90
nounces the appearance Of . rsbid dog In the
streets:
With stained and bloedshot eyes, With
mouth agape, and flowing with foam, Il
came biting, swapping, attempting to tear
to pieces everything within its reach, and
spreading dismay IN Its pa.h-curdling the
blood and appalling the hearts Of oil who
came in it's route, and causing them 10 fee
in fright and aismay from the monster whose
bite was worse than death itself. Women
and children screamed and fed from the
coming fury, writing 10 ito rage and mad
ness; strong men, with brave hearts hasten
cd out of the way; doors sud wiudows were
hastily closed, aud the citizens, with bsted
breath and terrorized hearts, awaited the
pestlence.
1t the News man was not bitten, hs ought
to have been.
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Who are Our Friends!

We hear II rumorsd that NJ. J. StsuI ].
os"sh, made sale Of 5000 barrels Of oil
o the Standard OH Company Of Cleveland
tS4,l0, the market price on Cherry ytree
:uo being only $3.50; oil to bs delivered
Rynd Farm.
The public would IKE 10 be informed %
70 v hethAr this rumor 10 true.
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Many children have their hair totally
ruined b. Asviag It essped aud plnehsd
with bet sroa whsa they are qnits young,
in o'asf<e psnpsr the vanity of . foolish
worldly mother.
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HUMANS SHARE WITH HORSES the bens-
fits dsrivable from the srld..enowned Mex
ican Mustang Liniment. The most ire
fragabe testimony establishes the fact that
this wonderous balm exerts the same sootb-
ing and healing influence when applied to
the human cuticle, that 1t does in cases OF
SPAWN. founders, riugbone, poll evil, scratch-
es, wind gall and other ailments Of the
horse which require Outward treatment. II
is. in fact, the most etfsctuai of oil external
remedies for Rheumatism, gont, stiffness OF
the neck, neuralgia, sore throat, swellings,
cuts and bruises Of all kinds.
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You
Want
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Your business,
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PETROLEUM CENTRE RECORD

IAN Indiana editor makes o pathetic ap-
peal to bis readers, saying: "If there is any
thing you know, that il worth knowing,
that we ought to know, and yon know we
don't know, please let " know it,
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ANNOUNCER ENTs. e
COUNTY COMMISSIONER

ScONlH COMMISSIONEK
Of ES ccrans%ss, Hl'onDTrssse announce r. Hxoy
~ Commissioned, subject to the usaces Of ~ ~. h.onn
publican party at the primary election. VI 'ns Re
MANY VOTERS
PROTHONOTARy.
~: nAioHT. Of Ple.santvllle Pa, lat. c.,
o. OIL, ,SSSmpeny On lllth Penna Vet Vol lpfaut,'
q Vensngo county. enbject to the usire. ns "
Republican party, at the primary election. VI 'l'
F. ". HASTINGS, of Franklin. "a -
for the ofiice Of Prothonatory OF Vcnausa r"ns.
subject to the decision Of tNs Republiiunn n.,
primary election. psrHG
Mr.. EDIToa-Plsase auron,,h th.
san UEL REYNOLDS, Il Petroleum Ccnsra nsne y. o.
can te for the Once Of Prothonotarv Of V,n,, wa
60 Connty; st the ensuing Rep.blican primsr sasr,
election We believe Mr.. H. would mi .bs bS''nsg "@g
with entire satistactio.i to all '"' ona
Many Voters
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About two weeks ago, a man uamed Tay'
lor, Of Oil City, offered to sell to Mr.. L, 7.
Briggs, Of this place, large pciler situated
on the Daizell Flats, for the email sum OF
$50. Mr.. B. felt suspicious tha: all was
not right, and upon making inqairies found
bis surmises correct, and that the boiler
Was the pro perty of the Dalzsll Petroleum
Co., Taylor having no claim to it whatever
consequently the sale fell through. Satur-
day the same individual offered to sell the
boiler 10 NJ. Freeman for $50, and induced
Mr.. Wilson, clerk for Frsem n, to 60 down
and examine it. Upon arriving there, Mr.
Peter Kinney appeared on the scene, and
notified Tayler who tho boiler belonged TO
warning him not to sell it at bis pe,ih Tay..
lor showed fight, and was arrested by Mr..
Kinney and placed in the lookup Satnr-
day night, Mr.. Hall, Superintendent Of th Q
Dszell Co., made affidavit to the above
facts. and o warrant WAS issued by Justice
Reynolds. The prisoner was examined and
held 10 the sum Of $500 to appear al Frank
lin to answer.
Taylor, says in explanation. that man
named Cornwall owed him $37, and that
recently while going down the crees ia the
cars. Cornwall pointed the boiler out to him
and told him to take that payment, hence
tue attempted sale. AS the boiler 10 worth
at least $500, the case looks bad for Taylor.
We ale informed be was before the court,
in November last, ou smilAr charge, but
through come quibble in the law escaped.
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stepben Pearl Andrsws has just died .

Stephen Pearl Andrsws has just died
certificate Of iscor porasieu With the Record.
er Of Deeds in the city Of Washington, for
the cstabi iishment Of . "Pantsrcbal Uuivsr-
si,y," in the District Of Columbia, having
nineteen frat class profssserships and 10, 900
second class prsfeesonbIps, 10 hs died BY
competent men and whose labor II shall be
to teach federifc uni6sstion, natural devel.
ormsnt, evolutionary law and religion. OF
course the Washington people are 60 glad!
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There will be o meeting Of the Pres-
byterian Mite Society, at The Central House,
OF this Monday evening. The public gen.
orally are invited to attend.
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The bill chartering the Smiths Ferry OF
Transportation Company, Of Beaver county
has passed the Legislature.
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Great powers aud natural gifts do not
bring privileges to their pcsessors 50 much as
they bring dutics.
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NOTES Of THE DAY.

| W. 6S UT ~
The cotton States have 81, 900 gius. M
prohibition down there.
The commercs Of the world With China Il
rapidly becoming % American monopoly.
Law aud the sword arc necessary, but
that government 10 the best which 60, erni
the least.
The castor plants 10 Ksssss ore beginning
to bud, and an unusually large yield Of oil
is anticipated.
TIE Spanish Government tries vary hard
to convince ~ that Cuba 10 "trsnquil;' 90 ia
Vesuvius.
There is one agricultural seed establish.
ment in Rochester, N. r., employing 800
persons.
There is not nsblss charity among Ne
than the Society tor the Prevention Of Cruel.
ty 10 Aniusis.
St. Domingo isssid 10 prove very iassl toths
health Of people residing Those, from this
country.
The use Of peat fuel under locomotive Dol.
lsrs is prsnosncsd 10 BE- success, and espec>
tally economical.
Paper was unknown 10 Europe thee cen.
tariss ago, but 10 Japan they have made /.
for over twelve huadrsd ysspa
If some one would only get up sewing
machine TO collect rents; mend ms.nsrs and
repair family breaches, what , sale 1t would
have.
The smallpox has really bses epidemic
10 Brooklyn and Now York city, fbr . year
past. 1t required nine mosths 10 convince
The authorities of IL.
1t is not generally known thai car wheels
are made new out Of paper, BY . certain me.
chanicsl process, and that these wheels are
mere durable than iron rnes.
Edward A. Eggs.t, Of Buffalo, has written
the Lords Prayer, tbrss times repeated,
within the eivcamfsrenes Of . tAsss .eeps
piece, asd yet be 10 not happy.
Jacksonville, Florida, papers make tho
allegation that two hnndrsd ssd thirty sllle'
gator skins were received there the ether
day.
They had St. Patrick's diuusr at Little
Rock. at which the guests wore roset,ss In
which the green snd orange we're singled.
Three things ere now said about the COM
ct that was to smssh the earth nsxt Ausust:
lst 1t never existed; I'd. Prof. PIsuta-
monr never ssid 1t did; 81. Comets are
vaporeus, harmless affairs
1t is Of 70 advantage 10 have . lively mind
II I'VE are not just. The psrfsstiso Of tho
pendulum is net 10 60 fast, but to be seRu-
lar.
Minds Of moderate cslIbrs ere too. ant 10
ignore everything that does not come With.
in their own range.
The difficult 10 life IL the same % the diff
fcult In grammar-to know when 10. make
the exception to the rules.
Why does . person who is poorly, lose
his sense Of touch. Because he doesn't feel.
we'll.
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Girl Wante9l.

A girl wanted to do general hon,...,
Enquire OF "'u'eWoft.
A. J. HAwLEY, Wild c.,
march S.lw. os''
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Local NOtlces.

o. N. PettensiIl Il ca. =.
!.rk now New York, and Goo. p. Ro..u cv
Advertising Agents. are the sols agents 70, ~. 70
1oleum Centre DAILY REoosp in th., s. "'h
vsrs'ssra Ia that city are requested to ,..s. n.y. a.
fA vors with either oftne above hov... '' ast
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURES VI
TRAINS ON o. G. u 4. =. H.
On and after Sunday, Nov. lsth, ls'''
trains will run % follows:
NORTH NO, s. NO. g. no. l.
Leave Irvine. 12,l0PM. o,!ora
Leave Oil City 500 A N. 2,43PA. 7'!Sr,.
t Pet. Cen $50 1926 6,lo
g Timsv' 7'I0 :. 1'O7 " s,55
Arrive CORY. ass $40 1880" "
sorru M . xo.4. xoG
r.ssvs Garry. le e5s n. 6.lern 6,0pf
" Tituev. ", rs p N. E3e i" 1'ao a
:" p. Cen. 1926 $40 I" s'w
Arrive o. City 2,Os sos D." D."
6. Irvine. 4,R' #" ll.ss "
~ No. S and run on Sunday.
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1t is said that tho style Of the Spanish 10
dies dress has not materially changed 70
wo luudred years.
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A young man in Cincinnati last week lost
$40, 900, valuable diamond pin aud bis
watch and chain at the table si gambling
house. When the ''luck" turned and be be.
gan to win back again the "bank" refssed
to accept bis bets aud summarily suspend
ed. And now the proprietor Of the eatab.
lishmeut has had 10 deposit Bile unlawful
gains as bail In . police court.
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Gold at p. N. ll0x J
Meeting Oh the Executive Com.
mlttee OF the Petroleum Pro.
duCers Union.

Tners will be neetiog OF the Execa tive
COMMITTEE Of tho Petroleum Producers
on'oo' 10 Love Opera House, Oh City,
fenn'y'vsnia, on Tussdsy, April Q, 1872, at
'en O'CLOCK .. m., to which the local com
m'''ssmen OF the several districts are urgsu.
ny requested TO be present, together With
producers generally, for the purpose Of dis
cu''ion and settlement Of very grave aad
important questions.
WILLIAM HAssoN, Presidsut.
W. s. MCxULLAN, Secretary. "
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GIRL WANTED.
Enquire at "0u'eS'fk.
]. WoLp's Jswelry Sta.
Mstch 28-tf "e'
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~ No. S and 6 run on Sunday.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-26

James Wick, the celebrated Flor
list and Seed Kaiser and Importer,
of Rochester, has sent us a copy OF
his Annual Floral Guide, for 1872,
We think we have seen copies OF
nearly all. if not AL, Of the seed
and flower pamphlet catalogues
that have been issued in this coun.
try during the past few years, Eek
ccpting this Scason,) and have no
hesitation in saying that Nick sur
PASSES them AL, in mechanical and
beautiful skill, and in the variety
and choice selections of seeds offer
ed by him. We are quite well &C.
Uuaintcd with the seeds he turnish.
cs, and know that they have proved,
for growing in this vicinity, uniform
" true to their catalogue name and
description, either for flowers or veg
ctablr gardening, or growing. The
Guide is elegantly printed on fine
tinted apcr, in two colors, and H.
Illustrated with over three hundred
cuglaVil Is of flowers and Ncgcta.
hlcS, and two colored Plates. Really
beautiful and instructive Cata-
loguc and Florol Guide,-llj pages,
giving thorough directions for the
culture of flowers and vegetables,
ornameutin% grounds, making walks
&C., aud is forwarded to any who
apply by mail. for Ten Cents. net
one quarter the cost. Address,
James Wick, Rochester, \. y.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-26
iiVsh.

"a "rrcvcntion is better tlian cure"
Wherefore then do men cure hams instead
Of preventing them.
IL "full dress" now meats the dress f0ll
on the carpet and considerable foaming over
at the top
tY~ Here is a comical advertisement: "To
the diy goods trade Wanted "A Young man
10 be partly out door aud partly behind the
counter"
That situation wouldn't suit us not if the
door was Liable to be slammed.
to Ihurow Weed says that petit N,
signed by 1000 people. which Procured tho
passage of a bankrupt act under Tyler had
previously d7uc scrgicc before the Legislature
of New York, praying for a law imposing a
tax on dogs"
ty An article ia the last number Of pro
grcssivc zine bears the title of "Mcn as
Husbands"
We warn the "progressionsts," womaus-
Fighters, etc, of the danger of attempting TO
snpcrscdc men in this capacity. There al
ways has been a deep prejudice in their iavor
and the "woman movement is not like to
develop anything that will root out - prcju-
dice.
to "Agricultnre is tie groma,corh of oul
prosperity. President Grants McSSagc.
1T is "A work that every farmer should have
share in, to vita plough share. - Erchangc
Yes; but now a-day it takes all the diNi
dcnds on the groundwork shares to pay th,
bummcIs who have got jobs on the super
structure.
~ A Georgia tinted voter took II fearful
revenge ON n mule that threw him by calling
him "a darned old democrat"
CE An old edition of Morsc'S Gcograph,
says: Albany has iour hundred dwelling
houses and two thousand and four hundrc,
inhabitants, all standing with their gable cnd'
to the street.
sV Three sisters in Stoningtou, CT, OF
New Years day, were married TO three broth
ors. Won't there be some double. jumblcd-up
cousins down there bye and bye
~ LcavcnWOrth, Lansas, div, rec case
is styled Jelly vs.. jelly" The local paper
says that family jar, did it,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-26
DENTISTRY.
-
tid .i;iy "

All those desiring artificial teeth will find it
greatly to their advantage to call on us, be-
fore employing any one else We are still at
our old stand Nos and Il llardy's Building,
where We cndeavor constantly to do our best
work for every one, and ann NJ nothing less
than giving perfect satisfaction in every case.
Having leased our Office for u term of ten
years, aud owning residence in this place,
the advantage of employing us in preference
to those who frequently change their location
will readily be seen. Our best work is all
warranted. If there is ever any failure in it,
You can easily find us and have it made right.
Even if we should he unwilling to fulfil our
part of the bargain IA thing which has never
yet happcnad, nor is ever likely toy that
would make no difference. OF courSe this
written agreement to make our work good, is
as good "a promise to pay" and as easily
collected.
II on the other hand, you invest your mon
ey in cheap teeth (Which are always much
dcarcr i'll the end) when the plate beoomo-
loose, and the teeth break OF, what are your
chances OF having the work made good
Your cheap workman has probably disappear
ed. 1t is not Cor his interest to remain in one
place long enough for his work to prove itself.
II he should happen 10 he there the very best
Won can get Is u set of teeth poor as the
old ones, and by that time You have had
enough of such teeth. Besides it is not one
time in u hundred that your cheap workman
will even patch up the old set, without addi-
,ional charge, and whatever he may have
agreed to do, he has never in his moving
about from place to place, any property III
his hands, SO that lie can he held responsible
to fulfil his agreement
IN makiug arttc teeth We do not attempt
any improvement upon nature, in inserting
teeth of unnatural whitencss-but we strive
to initiate nature rs. closely as possible, be
licving that it is only in doing thus, tha. the
Dental Art will attain its highest perfection.
Thus by employing us you will obtain as
natural looking teeth in form, size and color,
as you can find any where, aud We will try
oar hest, to lit them so Well to your mouth.
that they will seem to you, as nearly as arti-
fetal teeth can be made to do, like your nat
ura ones.
Those who have natural teeth which are be
ginning to decay, or which have made con,d-
cradle progress therein can have such teeth
preserved for hany years, by means of gold
and silver Filings, and the Importance of this
cannot br too strongly insisted upo", since
natural teeth are ever to be preferred to arti-
fetal ones, and any delay, makes it a much
more difficult matter - preserve the teeth.
Painless extraction of teeth secured by
means of Nitrous Oxide Gas.
All enquiries by mail promptly answered.
Persons comm. from a distance to have
teeth made viii have their fare paid both
ways, and he entertained free of expense
while here
JIM CLARK.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-26
BRADFORD FRIDAY, JAN 26. 1872.

The Windsor journal fired it's
POP gun at tie OPINION last week
Just bccauSc we explained how that
paper didn't happen to have much
Orange and Grafton comfy news,
one week, when it faileG to ret tho
OPINION of the week pre- tiors. But
We cannot see why the ed tor should
put h IS signiture to this tenn when
it appeared under the Il, I'd Of ed.
torial Items" At least we suppose
il to he his signature attached ia
the item, for the last word il SIN.
tnitcssimaW in italics, and chats
him.
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'oLCrriSE CLtR,
DICk lENtN, Soc'y.

Senator Morrill,. of Vermont, has
presented to the United States Sen,
ate the petition Of Rev. j. ID. Bee
nan and fifty others, of Milton, VT,
asking that bounty be paid to sol
uiers who We're disabled early in the
war. and were therefore not able TO
serve long enough To receive any
bounty Whatever; also that one
hundred and sixty acres of land hc
given to them SO that they can dis
pose of it, they not being IN condl
ton, being disabled, To avail them
selves of the ordinary homestead
land law; trat "A bounty be paid Of
500 to all those who enlisted prior
to the 23d of September, 1868, or
their widows, hers. or legal repre-
sentatives, deducting any bounty
that they may have already receiv-
cd also that bounty of eight and
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-26
Valuable Mill Property for Sale
A Rare Chance.

The subscriber offers for sale his Grst Mill.
situated on Waits River. in Bradford Village.
w. Said Mill has three runs of 4! feet Burr
Stones-one entirely new--all in good repair,
&doing good business. having ground 30 ear
loads OF Western corn the past year, besides a
good run Of costom grinding. Said Mill al
ways has good supply of water.
Also one Dwelling House, situated on Main
Street. Said house has ten rooms besides
pahtries and closets; very convenient for two
families, and has IA never-tailng well of water
with pumpt i'll the house. For further partic-
nlars inquire of the subscriber on the prem
ises. J. r. HOWE
Bradford, VT. Dec. 90 1871. a0ui3
n. b. All persons having unsettled accounts
with the subscriber requested to settle the
same Immediately. A word to the wise is sui.
fcient. J. II. Howe.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-26
PUJiic Fran iU0fiIn.

The snpt. has aburcd and brought forth
letter from the Scc'y, of the Board of Iduca.
ton. which he publishes in the Argus and Pat
riot, oiJiuy nh together with nm EXPLAIN.
tory letter of his own, in which he walls and
Lhuurus like Job Ia the ashes, hccau-r Of tho
ccnsuro be has received We did intend Ia
ccn~urc the Snlt. a little aud the law more
aud our reasons have been fully set forth IN u
former article. The Supt says We have pos
itiVcly as-crtedin substance that the Young
lady answered enough questions correctly To
cniitle her to u certificate We based our
opinion upon the decision of the Supt himself,
upon every branch except History and what
We did asAcrt yts TINT If three or even two
more OF the answers IN THIS branch had htch
decided ~ answered correctly, she would nave
been cntItled to 4 certificate. Those answers
have been published, that the public might
know whether We were correct or not ana we
hanpy abide the verdict of tn" people We
have none other than the highest opinion OF
the ability OF the SeeY but tins letter To lht
Supt. invul wing his decision. - Of itself of no
account, when We know TIA" sorry upon wh' n
il was based. These manuscript answers
have recently been cSaiuiucd aud the cNamh-
alton reveals the truth that some of the aus
wcrs have hccnparttly erased, Others entire.
" 90 which taken III connection with the
fact that the young Lady did not pretend to
answer any more III each branch ihan the
Suut decided At the time "a be sufficient ac.
N'HhlH iva NV ''' - 'N''N' ' 49, 49,
gives.
The name of Jackson III answer l" Ger
tam question has been ti'.tl lahu we thl1"
tie Supt Ju'tliiahle III - d"lhS' ~ inc hunr
OF the Hero must lie an eye sore 10 MN ny
this tnncl and the name oi Nashington' VIII
ten instead. by some other hand, than the
young lady's oihel Instances "l thl1 nature
| can be cited, but let TINS suihcr Tor 'hc pres
cnt. The Supt. distinctly lold the Noiln" lanF
al this J. sanitation thai hcf manuscript
should not 20 from ms possession NolWltn-
standing this promise he ma > gathtle" ~ an
the .claps and II INFANTS oi J hours herlpbhnE
and after rcriSiHq them to SUIT hS own fancy
seek, catapla for all has acheS, caused by
the outside pressure ny gong before the
High authority Of the state ana asks To nave
hi proceedings rI'liied anu thch win the iih-
prudence of the strni &c woman Of ca WIPES
his mouth, and coelil informs the Young IadY
that hc could have given her Il e"rtineatc II lie
"had been mind to ana that he has n
"clcar conscience fuf what he has done. HIS
idea of conscience mus be similar to that OF
the old Negro; who Withdrew from ms church
because, rs he SAID his conscience would not
allow him to longer sit under the Parsons
pre- aching. On being asked what he knew
about couscicucrS, replied "conShans Is dat
tecliI "a me what says | won't y 1t seems
Il, oupt. was not clear. in regard to the right
"a the cour.c he had taken otherwise he
would not have sou hit the advise of the
and l2th ult Ncrbatem copies of these let
| tiers We ask hun 70 publish.