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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-27
DIR. JOHNSTON-

104S' OOGLLN5LON,
0FBICR, NO. SOUTH FRRDRRIcK STREET,
Len hand eidc going fom Baltimore street, a few
aootS nom the corner. FSil not 70 obSeFvO thS
~ No letters received unless postpaid and
containing 2, stamp 70 DO used on the reply.
Persons writing shOuld state age, and send p0f.
uoI oiadVertlsemett describing symptoms, ~.
The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs IN his oflce.
ENDORSEMENT OE THE PRESS:
Tho many th0usande cured at-thia establish
ment within the last twenty years, and the M.
6y Dr. Johnston, witnessed BY the reporters OF
1hS SIN and many other papers, notices Of
which have Appeared again and again before the
public, besides his standing as q gentleman OF
ehaIactet and Tespeetabiltty,i 0 sltiOIont guar.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
mArlB 's7lTTITT -
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TN CHANOERY IN THE CIRCUIT
L Court Of Ohio County. West Virginia.


L Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia.
Ellen Forsyth, the wife OF James II. Forsyth
who sues IN this behalf by Daniel Lamb, her
next friend, '+'''
re,
The City Of Wheeling, Thomas Johnston Jr.,
and parties unknown, (Which Thomas John.
ston, Jr., and parties unknown are the heirs At
law OF Thomas Johnston, the elder, deccased0
and James II. Forsyth.
The object Of this suit Is 10 have lew trustee
appointed In place Of the said heirs OF Thomas
Johnston the elder, and TO have the legal title OF
the south halves OF lots numbered and 8 In
square numbered IS In the city OF Wheeling ycs.
ted inslch trustee, to be held and applied for tho
sole and separate use OF the plaintiff; and To en-.
Join tho said city tts officers or agents from taking
or approprlating for public use the Gaid sOuth
halves, or any part thereof, without firSt Rscer
tanning inst compensation therefor, and paying
the same to the plaintiff or her trustee. : .
And 1t appearing by proper affidavit, that the
said Thomas Johnston, Jr, Is not a resident or
this State and that the names OF the other heirs
oIThomas Johnston, the elder, ara unknown. 1t
Is ordered that the said Thomas Johnston, Dr.,
after the publication OF ths order, and do what Is
necessary to protect their interests. Il fHI
Tcste: SAMUEL i. MoCOLLoCH,
Ns.s. IEIf.s Clerk.
The defendants In the above cause will take
NOTICE that, al the Office Of Lamb & PAUL. IN tho
CITY OF wheeling, on "WEDNESDAY, THE sIXTH
DAY or MARCH, 1877, between the hours OF nine
o'clock 4. ". and Elk o'clock p. NJ, and thereafter
by adjournments from time TO time as may DO
necessary, l will take the DISPOSITIONS OF George
W. Smith, Arthur Little, Alexander Taylor,
Daniel q. List, Josiah y. UpdegraH, and others,
TO he read In evidence In the above cause. :
ELLEN FORSYTH,
ie6G.tn BY Daniel Lamb, her next friend.
GTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
- Ohio County Circuit Court, February 8,
VIM. Matthew'S,
:, 49,. q; Attachment in debt,
The object of this suit is to recover Of the de.
PENDANT the sum OF SS32.4 ~ With interest, amount
ofjudgment obtained against him In the State OF
Ohio. 1t appearing from m affidavit filed in this
cause that Henry Wickliffis not resident Of the
State Of West Virginia, on motion OF the plaintiff
1t Is ordered that said defendant do appear here
within ope month a fer the first publication OF
this order and do what Ii necessary TO protect
his interest herein
Teste: SAMUEL B. MCCOLLOCH,
Clerk.
r WHEAT & FORBES, PITTS Attys. feb6.tu
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YOUNG MEN

especially who have become'tho victims of Soil.
sS IN '!VS, Ih1t dreadful and destructive habit
.uls9us9ndS OF f9pnR msn OF the noat eSeeiIsnt
4ienis and brilliant intellect, who iniySi etSsr.
SSe hSys Listening sspates with Ihc
iiyi1S I'VE %sT csi SI; e. va walked 2 ScStat dc
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MARRIAGE

reflect that sound mind and body are tho most
necessary S requisites 70 promote connubial hap.
through life becomes . weary pilerImage: nc
prospect hourly darkens to tho view, the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and allied with
the melancholy reelection that the happlness OF
another becomes blighted with our own.
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lMedEcaIN
IRALTIMoRR LOCK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED as a 6fF0uE FROM uuurxrw

The 0nly PlAes iphprs I, Cprs saA, DO Obtained.
Drs JoAnsOn y. aise6ss b I'D moi. Cram.
speelgs md oplf H1octnhi Rom18l m lhS lyoId
nE WeAkneaso Of the BAek or Limbo, StfleturaS
Anecnong Of the Kidneys and Bladder, InyoInn.
Wy discharge, lmpotpnsy, General Debility,
c6Siaslon q TdStS, sS AZ ,Ss sR ~
TtmiditY, Trembling, DImnOSs Of SIpht. or GjIS,
alneSS, Disease Of tho Head, Throai. SoaS n,
Skin, Affections OF tho LiyIr, Lungs, Stomach or or
h9Eels-those Terrible Disorders aFlsIne nom
SOLITARY Habits q Youth-Seeret and Solitary
song ofsyfeh % 10 MliiRd S SfilyRicS 'bISks
ing thelF most brilliant DOPE ahd iii tiSt,s
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= sTocKs-Thc market was generally
strong throughout the day, with an I'D.
vance in prices. At the close the advance
ranged from I to II per cent, and the
great feature was Northwest Common,
which rose from 74t to 100; Pacific Mail,
Western Union aud Ohio were next in
point Of interest
STATE BoNDs-Southern State sccurt.
ties on last call were heavy in new South
Carolinas, and steady In other bonds.
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GTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
\, Ohio County Circuit Court, February 8,
VIM. Matthews,
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GhGateIlts]'n1tar
uIohnn on His travels Again.

co,,e,pondcnce Of the N. Y. Sun.
W CLEVELAND, February, 1S19..Belore !
Inf, Elmira | called upon an old friend.
I IT, Ma room was hanging the raggedest
~ no, ever saw. observed, "Sam, what
" S"I thunder arc you keeping that coat iorT
H. locked as though crocodile had chew'
Ell i ten years for Cud, and the mission =.
sTy who wore ii want much more VSo as
u missionary. o,, +, .,,,,, ho,,le
"Why," said sam, "tha' ~ NY '''"'
coat" ,n,.,h,, hrrdor
ia battle coAt?" L.,,o
"Why," said he, "yon'yc seen GEN., |" I Dastl =
FLAG, haint vel Well that'sa battle coat"
SBut" said !, "Sam, them aint s9ot
holes Them d moth holes; and besides
that, Sam, you didn't 60 to the war. /,
"Hang Il" says he, 81 know II, JACK; =!
know II but the boy don't. You SEQ I've
mi A bow growing up. lie is old enough
S"w 10 yhiuIe the bureau and steal the
preserves Well, you see, know didn't
10 nothing in the war, but want my boy
TO grow up and think did. / want tnat
hoy to think his father was father Of his
country, aud like the COlored troops,
fought nobly. SO you see, Jack, ! am
keeping that coat 70 show that boy when
he grows up how his fathergot shot facing
the foes Of bis country"
"Well," said ! "Sam, do you know
what I'd do2"
lie said he didn't Then l told him
that II had boy and thought that when
he grew up he would DO cussed Tool
enough TO believe that bis father got shot
INTO the back facing the foes Of his couIl.
Try, I'd harpoon him, and have o child's
funeral, instead Of letting him grow and
make II more expensive TO bury him.
Sans battle coat has gone 10 help make
q carpet.
TROUBLE IN TIE CARS.
Twas escorted to the cars by joint
committee l suppose, as they called
themselves joint committee, they must
have been butchers. / started for Cleve-
land, which Is a good ways to go. con.
Versed with q learned man III the cars.
Heinformed me that history repeats it.
self, and We had cowboys in the Revolt.
ton, and VIC had Bull. Runners in the
Rebellion; and In the papers, "Movements
in real estate" meant earthquakes and
that domestic produce" was "babies;"
and he further remarked that although
our Legislature was in session in January,
yet 1t was IN august body But when
he swOre that he had seena live newspa-
per, Igot worried, and T asked him did
aqustiCs mean waterAmelons, and might
his name be Mr., Bliss He said No. IRhen
| told him ia heard somethlp' about
Ignorance was Bliss, AMI I suspected he
might lie the Cuss. ,..3r.s.rr r-.,,..y--
Hg didn't say no more, and 1t turned
out that he had got on the wrong cars.
lie was bound for the Utica Insane Re-
treat,
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= VVuTI VHIU OUuHEyt WtbL VITRIhIH.
Ellen Forsyth, the wife Of James Il. Forsyth,
who sues In this behalf by Daniel Lamb, her
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-25
Gold at l p. IN. ll33a

We notice number of "tea-tasters' are
about sailing for China from San Francisco
to test the new crop Of tea now gathering
in the Celestial Kingdom OF pig tail cos
tune aud rat diet. And herein comes Q
moral. A physician conee cted with large
English manufactory at Staffordebire pro-
tests against the use made Of tea by the wo-
men, particularly Of the working. classes. -
lie says the women drink tea several times
q day, making 1t q principal article Of diet,
and hence come an untold amount OF sick
ness. Tea is as distinctly narcotic poison
ss is opium or alcohol. 1t 10 capable of
destruction to digestion, It disorders the
hearts action aud II skaters the nerves.
Besides the poison 0f the tea the great
quantity.of hot water imbibed is very injudi.
cial 10 digestion and proper nutritioo.-
The evil is sad one, aud shows thst i'm
temperance is not confined to the use of
spirituous liquor, or opium or tobaeco.-
Tea in its abuse is as pernicious as is either.
Here is subject for tea parties; If Il
don't make shaking among matronly head
dress and cap ribbons we have mistaken the
vigor Of weman's will.
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The Uniontown Genius of Liberty, gives
the following statement OF the weight Of
some of the heeces taken from . flock ef
sheep owned BY Mr.. John L. Goe, Of that
place. Mr.. G. is brother of Mr.. Bateman
Goe, one Of the directors OF the Columbia
OH Company, and is we'll known to many
hereabouts. In letter 10 bis uncle be
says: "Mauy of them weigh from Is to 20
pounds, g number of them over 20 ponds
each. One ewes fleece, 23 pounds 6 ounces
one rams fleece, 80 pounds 3 ouoces. These
sheep are regul arly sheared every year.
One year hence hope to shear o number d
aeeces from rs 10 80 pounds each." Mr..
Goe has flock of 200 sheep, which are no,
surpassed in the United States. The clip
from this aock weighs over 5000 pounds oil
fine, clean wool, which is certainly hard to
beat. The market price of wool al Union
town is 4Oa6h cts. per ib.
This beats Geo. Kings story OF the CALI
fornia sheep. which are so fat that the hide
and horns make excellent tallow.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-25

Sol. Hewer Sanborn, who was found dead
on the railroad track, 10 Massachusetts,, a
few months since, must have been man Of
singular iancies. Fifteen years ago be will
ed bis body to q medical society In New
York. But as be outIived the society he re
wrote bis will and made the following
cheerful disposition of himself He be-
queathed bis mortal remains to DR.. Holmes
and Professor Agassiz, to be prepared and
placed 10 any museum of anatomy chosen
by them. or his skin, two drum~beads
were to be made aud given as little souv-
enirs to two friends Of his youth, and in res
turn, they were to have beaten upon the
drums, at base Of Bunker Hill monument
Yankee Doodle, ct sunrise every 18th o.
June. All that afterwsfd remaiRed OF bin
was then to be buried beneath the root
of an elm, which would thus be uourIshed
giving a cool shade for the children sport
ing beneath its braDcheh
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-25
OIL NEWS.

Steel Il Smott had their we'll on Oil Spring
Ran torpedoed this week.
Frederick let, the we'll belonging to Blan'
welt & Co., was torpedoed this week.
The Dolly Warden we'll on the v. o. 4
G. Co. tract was torpedoed the second time
on Monday.
The Ellis Run we'll, owned by Combs,
Chancellor Il jackson was torpedoed twice
this week.
McCandless & Jeffries drilled 81 inch
hole for the St. Roman Oil Co., $40 feet in
ga days; quick time.
The shipments Of oil from the Gale tract
for the week ending Saturday, June Is,
amounted TO 1871 barrels.
Enterprise well No. 2is going down rap
idly under the skilliul manipulation Of the
Dulin Bros.
The Orphans Widow we'll, on the V. q.
& c. Co. tract was torpedoed this week and
is now pumping Is barrels per day.
The well owned by Shufels & Benedict on
Marietta Run is being rapidly drilled down.
They have good show of oil.
jenkins Bros, contractors have just finish
ed q we'll for the Oil Run Petroleum Com
'pany. The well will be torpedoed next
week.
The Steel Il Woodward No. 4 was torpe-
doed this week and is now pumping about
6 barrels IF heavy oil; the well is on the
Woodward tract.
Mr.. E. P. Davis we'll No. 3, which was
completed last week, and torpedoed yester-
day, is now pumping about Is barrels per
day.
W. c. Stiles, Jr., struck a we'll on 81, Sec
B. V. o. & C. Co. tract. The we'll was
torpedoed to-day; before torpedeoing the
well pumped ~ barrels of oil per day.
The Hillsdale Success Co.'S, well No. is
still producing about barrels per day
They have new rig nearly completed.-
The enterprise deserves success'-VoIcano
Lubricator.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-25

HOUSE BREAKING On Friday last, while
Mr.. Geo. s. Duncan and family, Of Plumsr.
were absent on visit to Oil City, some un-
known scoandrels torcibly entered and pret,
~ thoroughly went through the house, tak-
iog sum of money, q lot of clothing and
many articles of value. Mrs. Duucan's
trunks and ward robe was ransacsed and the
contents scattered promiscnously about, 10
some instances being wantonly and mslici..
ously torn and cut. Mr.. Duncan has the
thieves "spot!sd" and will prosecute them
W the full extent of the law. We are 10
possession OF the names of these scouudrels,
but refrain from publishing them, 10 order
that justice may be meted ONT to them.
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A Toac here Rec ON mendatiOn G

The Harverhill Bulletin says the follows
ing recomm endation was actually written
by New Hampshire lawyer 10 On''eu
states Senator 10 favor of young lady who
proposed to teach in the far West:
Hon: My Dear Sir-Miss",
New Hampshire lady, and very accom-
plished aud successful teacher, full oil iaiih'
courage and energy, VITO can run school,
lead prayer meeting, break colt'.hsh' q
grizzly or shine in q drawing room, wants
TO try her hand at her profession In your iI'
off State Of Nevada, and teach the young
idea there how TO shoot something besides
Indians and sage hens. l know her well
and can vonch that she is everything that o
woman ought to be, to wit: plucky, clever,
amiable and coed. (Signed)
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A California Bride.

The Visalia correspondent Of the San
Francisco Bulletin says: A curious phe-
nomenon confronted me while 10 Inyo couns
ty last week, and (which by accident forgot
to mention in my previous letter. The phe>
nomenom 10 Q child bride, awife now at
the matu re age of twelve, who has lived 10
the copjugal state for some three years or
more. This child, to make the man nearly
fifty years old, or more than four times her
SEN ior. How any person of authority ever
consented TO unite these two is mystery l
confess my inability to penetrate. But
somebody was found, that much is certain,
aud the strange knot was legally and prop
erly tied. Mrs. Lou. Peysen, the little mat
ron, is very small even for her age, wears
short dresses and conducts herself in most
matters precisely as q child che is. She is
intelligent, however; has nimble tongue,
and is quite ready Of speech. am told that
the twain do not get along together remarks
ably we'll; but 1t 10 difficult 10 conceive how
this could be otherwise-the husband two
score and ten, aud the wife barely dozen
years old. Whenever Peyson happened to
offend anybody, the stiuging sarcasm is
flung at him that If be does not mend bis
speech the offended party will lure his wife
away with stick Of sugar candy. Fancy
what q sarcasm this with which to crush q
middle aged and proper Benedict! l am
told, BY parties in Mrs. Pa confidence,
that she has made covenant with herself
to gouge out her amisble liege's eyes as
her little fingers are strong enough. had
nearly forgotten to mention that Lone Pine
is the habilation OF this iuielicitiops aud Ill
assorted couple.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-25

A Montana miners daughter recently
stole her fathers swag and eleped with her
lover to San Francisco, where the deuce
were made ace. Her paternal parent, who
had turned his footsteps iowa rds the capital
of the Golden State 10 pursuit of his daugb-
ter aud his ducats, was killed by Apaohes,
so tnst now the loving couple are ss happy
as the days are long.
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Hopes eopC.

hear u singing, singing swsetly,
Softly in an undertone,
Singing % II God bad taughtit,
'It is better, farther co."
Night and day II siugs the same song,
Sines It while cit alone,
Sings It 90 the heart can hear II,
"It 10 better, farther on
Sits upon the grave and sings II,
Sings It when the heart would groan,
Sings It when tho shadows darken,
"It Is better, farther on"
Farther on? How much farther!
Count the milestenes one by oues
No! no counting, only trusting,
SIT 10 better, farther on."
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NOTES OF THE DAY.

A rich amber mine has been discovered
In Alaska.
The King OF Italy lisa confirmed invalid
with chronic rheumatism.
The car shops OF the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company, Altoona, give constant em
ploymeu TO upward Of 1856 men.
Mr.. Joseph Jefferson is steadily recovering
and IL is expected that he will be able to
leave his darkened chamber in few days.
An au,omation pigeon, which flies as nat
urally as real bird, has been invented aud
is recommended for the prevention Of cruelty
at shooting matches.
Archbishop Thompson, Of York, Eug land
is not in good odor with bis clergy, who
think be spends to much Of bis time In Lon>
don.
A "Society for the Encouragement Of
Young Men Desiring to Marry is. organiz-
ing among the young ladies' at ROundOut'
NY. =.
An order has been issued by the Acting
Secretary of the Treasury preventing the
further exaction of $3.50 as notary fees for
inspection of papers issued to steam YES
Yls. &c,
|, a fight lately took place in IaaiSsbetween
| o native and byena, in which the former
fastened bis teeth into the. nostrils of the
beast and held him untif>Aelp arrived.
f->,ccNew EngAna dnrfacture.s Of silver and
plated ware are, Ala to receive large orders
froh, Epglaad andother countries. The
English. dealers admit that they are uoa-
BILE to compete with the American pr0d"'-
ers. ~ -
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by Request.

DIR. CRITTENDEN, Of the firm Of Crit
tenden and Dixon, DENTISTS, Of Titu-
Vile, by request of many friends will remain
at this place for one week onlyto attend
to all wanting his ssrvices. DR. c.. has bad
over fourteen years constant practice. Ho
makes gold Filings a specislity. Those
wanting teeth extracted. filled. etc. will Do
we'll to call. Rooms at the ROCHESTER
HOUSE. Resident office No. p Franklin
street, Titusville.
j22-1t
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-25

In ottawescos.i, KaOss', recently, a
child two year: I'D died from being bitten
by q rsttlesnske. The head OF the snake,
with three or four inches Of the body, had
been: severed With an axe, and was supposed
to be lifsless, aud the child happened to
stop near the severed head and was bitten,
and died in about four hours.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-25

A boy aged sixteen, living at Williams
burg, New York, committed suicide. last
week by shooting himself He had been a
cripple from his childhood, and when on
the street other boys would rdicale him on
account of bis infirmties, which SO affected
his sensitive disposition, that 10 fit of des
pondency be committed the rash act,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-25

A citizen of Hartford, Connecticut is the
proud possessor of an umbrella which has
been in the family for seventy years. The
top is of.siIk, which the owner takes pleas
ure in assuring his friends originally form,
ed portion Of the dress of one OF bis fe.
male ancestors, who came over in the Mays
flower.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-25

Sanitists say that the sunfower has the
remarkable property OF purifying the air
laden with marsh miasm, absorbing great
quantity of moist and noxious Rasss, and
exhaling tho oxidized oxygen. Many in
stances are cited where its cultivation has
rendered whole quarters healthy and fever
free, which were previously uninhabitsd by
the prevalence OF fever.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-25

Asiogular marriage took place recently
,in' the Church of the Inralides at Paris,
between General sumpt, the Governor, and
Mile. Pelletan, granddaughter Of the medL
cal practitioner of that name. The peculi.
ariiy was that the bridegroom had no hands,
having lost both at the battle Of FIssch-
willer.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-25

A box containing black bear was re-
ceiyed at an express Office in San Francisco
the other day. Outside wss this inscrip-
ton: "Black besr-Ef yew don't want to
Get bit kepe your fingers out Of tho crsx."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-25

Capt Thornton, the gentlemanly agent
for The N. Y. & Western Theatre, is engag-
ed in billing the town to-day for that show.
Tney appear at the Opera House on Satur.
day evening.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-25

The heather Chinee 10 Idaho fiee mon
ster kites. which 10 shape resemble. huge
spiders, legs and oil, and after reaching q
considerable height messengers In The shape
OF butterflies and paper birds are sent up on
the string. ~
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Local Notices.
Gafney sells Lager

To MERcHANTs.--A mercantile license,
must be paid before the first day of July to
the County Treasurer, at franklin. or they
will be sued and per cen,age and cost
added.
N. B. RIDDLE,
County Treasurer.
j24-4t.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-25

The pic mic given by Rose Croix Com
mAndery Rights Templar Of Titusvilie, at
Chaulauqua Lake, yesterday, proved to be
very pleasant affair. The Petroleum Cen
ire delegation arrived home by special train
ABOUT O'Clock this morning.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-25

A Louisville lady at recent tea'party
offered to whip any young man 10 the room
who should declare his belief that she wssn't
v.tuous.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-25

Howe & Cook are selling vast quantities
of second hand oil we'll supplies at present.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-25

Those suffsripp from toothache or having
diseased teeth, should call on DR.. Crittsn'
den, at the Rochester House, for permane ggt
and speedy relief. - >L
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-25

The new well on Blood Hill. for the first
two or three days yielded only about bar
rel and half per day. 1t is now produc-
ing 31s barrels daily and increasing.