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LIST OF AGENTS.

TlTUsv1LIE, CHURCH RuN AND lyIu.
TG-STEPHEN ..OOF. Ofics, Hamilton's cigar
St0se address Titusvills, Pa Assistant John 'sl
= TYrusyILLt, CHURCH Rutland vIcIyI
TY-lj H THOMAS, Of.ss and address, Man
sHAMEURG AND vICINITY-GsORoE u.
YIN: 0aiee, shamburg; residence, Ti'usviue' r.
FARM AMI PlrIOLE W. GEO. VAN
VLIFT. Ofice and address, Chase House, Plss'
antyille. Assistant, II. C. Huntington. .,
,TlDIoCT AND WEST ,HlCKORY--CIah'sn Ia's
CLARK. Ofhce and address, Expi ess Office 1iai'
onte: Pa Assistant, E. c, BeardslPy.
,pEIkoLEUM CENTRE AND VICINlIl-
LEVI MASON. Office and address, Petroleum Csn'
re, Pa Assistant, Charles Backford.
TARR AND BLOOD FARMS and District lying
p ~ Creek and Cherry Rnp, from story FAR
I ,srr Farm, Pa AssistaRts. Luther B. sauides'
mcSLiNfOCkVlLLE, OIL CITY AND ktpo M
Ass;sm,o, s; ~ " sT T. Address, Oh City or Rens' -
,FHANL LIN, ALONG THE EALLRaHENY HIv.
EH0x, iLBER Once and address, frankhn,il,SS RE
sCMUM Ass, EusTER FARM 4 PAhkdEMr.
LANtuN''- Richard w. REpRIELD. omes
and andr g srruberass, Ia Assistant, X. W for
'c,nS1o, address Emlenton, Pa.
WEST viR3INlA--C. d. ANGEL. and 7.
ook Address. Farkenburg, West Virginia =
H~e0res Pslrelepl IA TovpedO 10
msySIfy.
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CAUrlON:

u the resyulnrt authorized Agents uf the Conps'
nj .sincc the Roberts Paten. cover the use If the
spetio and all explosive pa atrials for oil wells,
and the t,se Of s1ch mataslala by other parties iyr
tdngine any os tl,s ROBERTS liA TENTS v.ll be
dealt with according 10 law, and ss ac.iny TilihlJ
and hp2wingy in defiance Of law and tho decisions
The Company have rs.oreaniscd .heir business
with vtsw'to accommodate OIL Men II every par
81 tho on Region. They have employed the mos;
efficient agents and Asi,farts thst can oe procure
date Of patents, together with The price Of the Tor
pedo. aud signed by an O1csr Of tho Company, 80
every Operator, Wishing Torpedo may Know 10
price and whether 1t came from our ofiics. -,
Office any negligence Of Agents. !"
The following named persons have been appop.
50 Agents and Assistant Agents for the OIL Region
OF Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
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AIyersisin. iedi,IM.
J.IBING lEPARTM1NRs

We hive n large and Wei .alec,ct stocH, Of
j0hhiug MatcTin. Cmhruii iip The VET,
l'ts- ylrs We are Ih''"'nr. r.a'lDd 70 g. cent
10" We Of every variety iu satisfactory manner
when d.a'IeI, JOBS viii be ,'eatypin,ed in CoInps
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NEWS DEPARTMENT,

We receive 'elerraDh'c dispatches mp to AZ n.
aud PRESENT them 10 uur ri a.e cry .yc,ux .ii,
hrting news of tr, II .ltcrttt TUm aI -cciiuu, Of
IN" c"nuiry. Nr have inaic ~, Ciui araurchly yt t.
VIII" tby we rcceh, re- ular P.t,oleun iuc, and
Produce &arNc kcports every e,enihs by tcie.r,iph
Tom N"W lorh, rh,ladephiu, uLu PItt-pHr., w1ict
together vitn Editorials aud Local matters. make II
one ~ Lhr most dn'i.Gu.c Newspapers published ~
:he Oi Region -Asan
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Merchants, Lawyers. Jusripcs Of the Peace. Land
nuenIS IN lea 'r- and Areuis 1nsn rance Agents
=, n,Npr'ssmri other patie- u ant are Informed
,u't Wcar prepar'd xcclite o Ider ~ n kinda of
nunilv. " -
Jobting ra,ronace respectfully solicited.
&C WicCRp
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ioany p,rson proui.il,g any iieuicni. aaie 10
show nhe.thlrd ~ many living, permanent cures as
Dr. ri ler's- Vegetabl. Rheumatic Remedy: and
InIiher reward Of 800 for any case of Chronic or
lnfiaamtaory Kheu umatism, Neuralgia Rheumatic
Ague Sciatica ard rheumatism OF t!ie + idney n il
will not cure. The Rheumatic Syrup is used in
wardly only pleasant to the taste, and gnaranteed
free from injurious drurs II is not gt,ack rnedi
zine but the scientific prescription of Jos F. Filter
". D- Professor of ToxicOugy and Chemistry
graduate Of the celebrated University of Penus".
vania, A d., 1888 whOsa entire professional if.
been devoted specially TO this disease, This pre-,
araIion under solemn oath Is ,ouscientiouslv be.
]leved to be the only positive, reliable, infalible
specific ever discovered The proof that no Oi her
specific exists 10 found in every,comnuuity in per
r9iis afcted for many years and still suffering. II
physicians could cure 1t II a specific did exist this
would not be sO-a fact thai must be universally
admitted The oft deceived sufferer may Wisely
ask, what security or evdei ce has he that Dr. Fit
Isr'S Rheumatic Syrup will cure his case The
projection offered to sufferers against imposition il
In legally signed contract which will be forwarded
without charge to any sufferer sending by letter
description OF afliiclion; this guarantee will state
the exact number of bottles warranted TO cure and
n case OF failure the money mid will be returned
{ the patient. No Othe' rem dy has ever been
)iered on such liber n anG Soh ,rable terms Med.
Al advice, with certifcat.s nom prominent ply
all other treatments have failei, sent by letter
gratis. Afflicted cordially invited to write for ai
rcN ~ the prncpsl office. % South Fourth Street
p Philadelphia Pa. DR.. Filters Rheumatic syrup
is sold by druggists.
NJ. SIMMONS,
Sole Agent, Petroleum Centre, Pa.
CALENDER u co, Wholesale Agt's, Mead
4. r. CHAMBERLIN & CO., Sole Ast. Rous
vile, ta.
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CAPE ELIZABETH, June 18th, 1872
To the Editor Of the Pyess.

Your correspondent "*" still remains in er-
ror with regard to the delegates to the District
Convention from Cape Elizabeth. 1 see by his
communication in yesterdays PRESS, that he
persistently refuses to be set right by your
Anonymous correspondent" He says II
have the original copy of the meeting in my
possession, of all the delegates chosen, and the
order in which they come and Rev. Mr. Pritch-
ard also has a copy; and the list of the dele
gates to the district convention is as they were
given
Now to prove the statement is not correct, it
is only necessary to compare the one in yester-
days PRESS with-the report "*" first made.
which may be found in your paper June 10th.
In the former which he insists was correct, we
have but five delegates reported; r. Higgins
standing fourth in order, and A. j. Robinson
last. In the latter, he says, there were six
delegates chosen. We are entitled to five, r.
Higgins being the sixth" on the list. He did not
have the original 1 took down the names my
self, as they were suggested and arranged them
before the caucus was called to order and or
ganized. 1t has not been out of my hands ex-
cept for the Secretary to copy, after they were
chosen. have also the secretarys record with
his name to it in my hands, and the credentials
signed by the chairman, Mr.. G. f. Small, and
the Secretary, Mr.. Jabez Mariner; all cores
pOnding, exactly to, and confirming "AnOny
mous's" corrected report; r. Higgins name
standing first instead of last, and A. j. Robin.
son third in order.
Now if your incorrigblc correspondent "*''
is not satisfied he can, or, some one else for
him may say something more about it. One
thing he may be assured of, r. Higgins did not
propose his own name on that list Can "*"
or A. j. Robinson say as much. Neither will
r. Higgins quietly withdraw If Mr.. Robinson
should find there were six delegates chosen, and
suggest the propriety of his practicing upon his
own advice. and 'Ouietly withdraw" R.
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The one hundred fremen filed in after
Strauss performance and took position behind
their anvis admidst applause, and Gilmore led
the great chorus with all the explosive accom-
paniments of cannon, the pealing of the organ,
the one hundred anvils, the bands through the
Anvil Chorus, receiving as usual the heartiest
applause. Halevys and Romanzo's 'LeClaire''
was then sang, the first verse by the sopranos,
the second by the sopranos and tenors in uni
son, with full orchestra accompaniment. 1t
ELECTED an encore.
Memberships chorus from Elijah, "He
watches over Israel, was next given by the
full chorus and orchestra This selection was
specially made for the grand choral and orches-
trail effects, to be obtained only by such body
OF trained voices and musicians.
It's rendering fully met all expectations.
The concert closed by singing the Missionary
Hymn; the first verse by the bouquet of artists,
the second by full chorus, and the third verse
by chorus and artists, and the organ and orches-
tral accompaniment, the audience joining in
This closed the second day of the festival,
which seems to be gathering in interest, and
increasing in popularity as the days increase.
There is now no question of the perfect success
OF this great enterprise of its enthusiastic pro-
Jector, Z. 5. Gilmore.
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WASHINGTON.



WASHINGTON, June 1S.-The Cabinet meet
ing commenced at noon There were present
Secretary Fish, Secretary Delano, and Post
master General Cresswell. Judge Richardson
represented the Treasury Department, and Mr.
Brlstow the Department of Justice.
The meeting was of short duration. Secre-
tary Fish read several brief dispatches, the
latest received by him from Geneva, giving the
present condition of affairs before the tribunal
They contained no information indicating the
final result. .. g - i.-..-. $4,000.
Representatives of several departments pre-
sented various subjects in the routine of bust
ness, requiring the action of the President.
Treasury Decision.
The Treasury Department have decided that
on and after July LIST and until October LIST, the
tea and coffee produced east of the Cape OF
Good Hope and imported into the United States
from places west of there, will not be charged
with the discriminating duty of 10 per cent
now collected on importations of this charac-
ter; but that by the Sd section of the new tariff
law, this duty will be reimposed on and aftel
Oct. LIST, 1872, on said articles. a
The Arbitration
Our Government has not objected and does
not propose to object to the postponement OF
the arbitration at Geneva. desired nv Great
Britain, and will do nothing to give the Queer
pretext for W thdrawing from the arbitration
1t is considered within the power of the tribunal
to grant the postponement for reasonable
time, or till the Senate again meets in the reg
ular course, to act upon such notifications OF
the amended additional article to the treaty al
may be proposed by Great Britain. No extra
session will be called, but in the meantime
nothingawill be done our part to occasion
the failure of the treaty No fears are now en-
tertained in that direction, and there is no in
formation to warrant the conclusion that the
efforts to adjust the differences will be ineffec
tual
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mon was preached this evening by Rev. Mr..
Haynes of Lewiston. The Convention is well
attended.
District Conventions.
BANGOR, June 1S.-The Democratic Conven-
tions of the third and fifth districts were held
this afternoon in Norombega Hall after the adj
journment of the State Convention, and after a
somewhat spirited fight in the 9Th and lively
discussion in the Sd, resulted in the ELECTION as
delegates to the Baltimore Convention of AL
bert Moore of North Arson, and S. R. Tbbetts
of Pttston, from the Sd district, and Jonathan
White of Rockland, and c. G. Roberts of Stock
ton, from the 9Th district. The former were in
structed to vote for Greeley & Brown and the
latter were not instructed.
Fourth District Democratic Convention.
At the Democratic District Convention held
in City Hall this forenoon, Marcellus Emery,
editor of the Bangor Commercial, was nominate
ed for Member of Congress from the Fourth
District, and James c. Madigan of Houlton,
and W. I. Pearson of Bangor, were chosen
delegates the Baltimore Convention. No for
NAL instructions were given to the delegates,
but the sentiment of the Convention was clear
ly in favor of Horace Greeley for President
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ST. LOUIS, June 18.-Information has reach
ed here that body of Indians, variously esti-
mated at from three to ten thousand, made a
raid into Texas and overruning Young, Jack
Denton andIParker counties. The Indians an
nounced it is their intention of proceeding to
huntsville to liberate Santanta and Big Tree,
who are imprisoned there 1t is reported that
all the Indians of the Fort Sill reservation are
on the war path. Already two fights have oc-
CURED near Weatherford, in which four whites
were wounded two Indians killed and two
Indians were captured and imprisoned. Well
informed Texans believe big Indian war is
imminent The Kiowas are supposed to be the
leaders of the raid, assisted by Apaches and
others. Many settlers are leaving their homes.
There is no quorum at Ocmulgee. The council
up to last Thursday, reported that Gen. Anger
has telegraphed for two more regiments of cav
airy to report at all points threatened by the
raiders
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.


TACOMA, June 1S.-Sunday morning Charles
Ii. Hall, of the Gilmanton Iron Works. while
intoxicated got into a fracas at the Central
House at that place, and was thrown from the
steps by the landlord, breaking his leg.
Observation-Disclosures of U. 9. Senator.
CONCORD, June 1S.-The House met at three
o'clock. number of notices of bills were
made and petitions presented. The following
bills were introduced and referred: An act to
establish Polytechnic school in Nashua; an
act to incorporate the Claremont & White Riv-
er Railroad; to amend chap. sect. 2, pamphlet
laws of 1870, relating to insurance. +'
AT o'clock the House proceeded to the cleo
ton of a United States Senator in place of
Hon. j. w. Patterson. The vote was UiUd Uoce,
and resulted as follows Whole number, 341 /;
Patterson had 1; Harry Bingham 1876; Brain
bridge Wadleigh 204, and the latter was declar-
ed duly elected on the part of the House to rep
resent the State of New Hampshire in the Sem
ate of the United States for six years from and
after the 4th of March, 1873
Woman Suffrage.
The annual meeting of the Woman Suffrage
Association of New Hampshire began at Eagle
Hall this evening, and will continue throughout
tomorrow. The President, Mrs. A. III. White,
presided, with Mrs. j. f. Lowering, Secretary
Among the speakers this evening were S. s.
Foster of Worcester, and Mrs. A. O. Bowles of
Cambridge. efr't-#
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MINOR TELEGRAms.

The collision on the Indianapolis, Cincinnati
& Lafayette Railroad was no so serious as was
at first reported. The man killed was standing
ON the platform, and was the only person hurt
Neither train was materially damaged.
At Brownsville, Tenn, on Monday, John
Higgins and Joseph Smell, both colored men,
had a desperate fight They were arrested soon
afterward. Smells wife encountered Higgin's
wife and beat her to death. Smell and his wife
are in Jail.
The Jersey City Yacht Club regatta was sailed
on Monday the Undine, Knight Templar, So
phia and Commodore winning
The yacht Dauntless, of the New York Yacht
Club, sailed on the 18th from Cowes for New
York
The eight hour movement in Philadelphia is
failure, the meeting Tuesday being thinly at
tended.
The New Jersey sugar refineries were guard
ed Tuesday by nearly 200 policemen.
The steamer Great Republic arrived at San
Francisco yesterday, from China. Among the
passengers were George +. Seward and family
and Admira Ro dyer
Vice President Colfax was serenaded at South
Bend, Indiana, Tuesday night, when he made a
speech in favor of Grant and Wilson, which
was heartily cheered.
The meeting of the trades unions in Boston
last night to take action on the eight hour
movement was thinly attended and no action
taken. " tss.
Dickinson College, at Harrisburg, Pa, has
suspended on account of the small pox.
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FOREIGN.


Hail storm.
HALIFAX, N. S.-A few minutes before 4
o'clock this afternoon, very heavy rain and
haifstorm commenced The hail stones were
rain, with vivid flashes of lightning and loud
peals of thunder, continued over an hour.
A flash of lightning struck the steeple of
Chambers Church, SCATTERING it, and then di-
vided into two parts and passed down through
the building, leaving the ceiling floors and
completely demolishing an adjoining mission
house, A flash of lightning also struck the Gu
pola of the Provincial building, and passing
through it, did considerable damage to the struc-
Tture. The weather is now clear. ~
Fire.
OTTAWA, ONT, June 1S-A fire this morn
ing destroyed a number of wooden buildings on
the corner of Spark and Victoria streets, and a
range of stone buildings on Wellington street,
occupied by SINNERS drug store, Sanford s
news depot, Hardy Brothers Grocery, McCar-
thy's drug store, and Blythes' dry goods store.
Loss estimated at 100000. Insured
FriendIiness of Japan to America
YOKOHAMA, June 25.-Gov. Ito of the Japan
csc embassy returns to America by the steamer
Great Republic, accompanied by the vice minis
tiers of foreign affairs. Greater, powers have
delegated them by the Mikado. Foreign pow
will be made fully acquainted with the Japan
ese view ere the embassy returns, which is now
stated will be in one year instead of eight
months. The intention of the American Gov
eminent to demand the throwing open to for
egners of the whole country, or at least the
tea district around Surge, has met with cordial
favor from all parties. The American agent S
visit to.the district resulted most satisfactorily
Officials everywhere received him in the most
cordial manner-they explained the process of
raising and manufacturing tea, giving copious
details of the crop in different stages and end
ing by offering copies of the maps, &c.
The people everywhere are elated at the pros
pect of their country being opened to foreign
intercourse, and are preparing for the change.
Chinese News.
HONG KONG, May 15.-The Emperor's ap-
preaching marriage is officially announced fol-
the 18th of October. 1t is generally believed
that the Emperor will ascend the throne few
months later.
1t is reported that great distress prevails in
the province of Izerchuen in consequence of a
failure of the crops.
The United States steamers Monocacy, Calos
and Saco, are at Shanghai.
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Valuable Farm, Farm Stock, Fur
Miture, &c, mt Auction.

ON TUESDAY, June 25, at ten A. NJ, we shall
" sell the valuable and well-known intervale farm
of Abner Chase, now owned and occupied by Capt.
Josiah Il. Chase, East Limngton, Me-, containing
about 100 acres, well divided into tlage, moving,
pasture and wood land, ON which Is valuable
growth Of oak timber; about 20 young fruit trees,
IL bearing. The building consist Of "a oetagOn
house, IA rooms, including bath room, ample closets
large attics, heated with wood furnace; cemented
cellar brick cstern. From the large cupola you COM
mand one of the finest views Of the mountains and
surrounding country to be met with. Two sLa-
bles fitted with all the convenences for horses cattle
&c.
The stock consists Of three-year-ol Morgan colt
yoke oxen, choice cows, pig hens, chickens &c.
the entire farming utensils, with which the farm Is
well stocked, wagons seighs, &c. All the Furniture,
parlor suit, marble top table, what-not, Brussels
and Ingram carpets black walnut chamber sets,
marble top, painted chamber set, and other cham
Der furniture, wardrobe, crib, hair mattresses,
feather beds and bedding, extension table, dining
chairs, sofa, erOekery and glass ware, cutlery cook
stove, together with the entire kitchen furniture
Also one fine piano, octave, round corners carved
legs, and in every way superior instrument
One safe, chid's carriage; 80 NJ heading boards; 3M
very choice clear pine boards; I'M white oak plank,
&c.
This is of the most desirable and finely furnish
ed establishments in York county
The reason for the Capts selling is that himself
and family are about starting ON another whaling
voyage.
jei4tdMw&F F. o. BAILEY & CO., Auctrs.
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United States Circuit Court.

BEFORE JUDGE FOX.
IUEsDAY.-William Gibson lbellant VS.. William
p Lincoln. This was one of two libels brought
against respondent, mister of ship Anna Camp of
BATH to recover for personal injuries received from
the hands of the captain during the voyage from Liv
erpool to Philadelphia Libellant alleges continued
and daily crueltes, fogging with grecnhides tricing
up the men to the rigging, knocking them down, &c.
bellant AYERS that all the ships company were sub
ject to abuse. On trial
Howard s. Cleaves Putnam-Webb.
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- NEW YORK, June 18-Morning-Gold at 114.-
Sterling Exchange 1898 a 11OA. Money at per cent
Stocks dull and steady. State bonds quiet.
NEW York, June 1s-Eueninq.-Mouey easy at 4
q 5per cent: Sterling Exchange quiet at 1893 a 1O9s
to fiat; cearances, SIS 100000; Treasury disburse-
ments $4,000; engagements for export tomorrow
$780, Governments steady and quiet. State
bonds heavy and dull. Stocks declined materially
with great fall in Erie from Sc to 80, but rallied to
533 9 49, Other shares fell from to per cent. but
closed firm at at a recovery of q per cent.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
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VALUABLE
Real Estate i'm Deering
At Auction.

nN MONDAY, June oath, ut 3 p. NJ we shall sell
OIthe McDonough Place in Deering; the cold West
brook Town Farm, recently purchased by p. H. x j.
NJ. Brown lies ON one side, and the property Of y.
runs from the county road 10 the water, containing
about II acres Of valuable land In the highest state Of
cultivation and situated less than two miles from the
city. The lower end of this property offers one OF
best chances for brick naking the clay is excellent
and the bricks can be shipped either by p. & r. X.
or Q. and o. Canal. On the property is good barn
and large orchard bearing grated fruit.
This is one of the most valuable lots in this new
and prosperous town.
Terms very easy and made known at sale. For
particulars call on
jun1Std +. o. BAILEY & CO.. Auctrs
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STEUBENvILLE, o., June 1S.-Early yester-
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and st. Louis railroad
ran over two unknown men Is miles east of
this place. The men were lying across the
track in opposite directions, the head and feet
of earch resting on the rails: The wheels
passed over both cutting off their heads and
feet On the body of one was found revolver
and pass book with William Lloyd written on
bo loaf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
FIRST National Bank-Wm L. Gould,
Wanted to Remit NJ
Maine Savings Bank-Nath'l F. Deering,
Dog Lost.
Wanted-Board
For Sale-House No. "a Emery st.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Announcements-Cogia Hassan