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New-York tribune., 1873-04-10
DENNSYLVANlA RAILROAD.

IbENNO I4N ANA hAIlJhOAD.
Trains leave Newlor, from foot Of Desbosses and COrndtsS,
asi follows:
Express Harrisburg Pittsburgh West and South with
Palace Cars attached. $3.50 T. and $3.50 Sunday T.
$50 IN.
Baltimore Washington, and the South Q Sun
day $500 o.
Express Phla g. $50 1890 $780, D. m and
" night Sunday 6, 5:5n and 9:Oj m.
For Phila. via Kensngton, q ! a. m. and D. M
Emigrant and second class 7;l3 u. m.
Newark at 6Jn = 7:fo $40 o 10 H. i0 n r. l. 2:10
3 $50 D. 90 $40 $40 $40 s:l sJu $50 e'o 6JD I; $40,
O. TO- ll:3O II 2. IN. SUNDAY !;ll, g. $40, and D.
Fo Ellabetn, o. 6y 70 8;lO. TO- II, @ an. m 29o
l. O. 2:D, g. 800 Ji0 4:lO 4 o. 5D $50 $3.50 j co. J0
$40 10, ll;5O, V p ~ Sunday $50 g. and s:lo m
For Rahway q, G3l l. BIO 800 and ~ - l. 2 2:J g.
a20 $40 4io 43D tzl $780, $50 o. $50 49, 8:lo 10 and IL
night. Sunday 5:ln, aul 6Vj p.
Woodbridge All Perth Amboy aud 10 80 $40 4:1o
and $50
New Brunswick. = 10 R L2 4;lo $40, g. p.
Y night Sunday b, nj y.
For East Milestone, q. NJ, y noon $40 aul 5.20 y.
For Lambertylle aud feui gt0n. . o. m. and }.
For Philpsburg and Belyii.rc. 2 amid
for BonlenoWn Burlington AMI Canleu, aud $3.50
1880 2 ., $40. T. and m.
Fort Freehold, 7.8 In. 2 and 4 p m.
For JanesiuIg Ienber.on. Camden. o. M. 3:iO p.
follows! From Piib-rgb, b:dD I0]
daily. lO;4 and tji ~ MONDAY. fcm Nssiug
Bsmore 6:tn 49, iO:i2 o. Sunday.
Philadelphia 52 ESQ lGli llOi ll:4 24 JJi G 8;4Jp
IN. Sunday. 5:2i, b:Ji, III .Oi a.
Oaces ~, eH BroawsyI No Astor House
and OF Dc-bOases and COuttst Emnt Ticket
Battery place u. NJ BOYD, Jr, Gen. PasN AgenL
A. J. fASSATT, Gen Manager.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10
pHILADELPHIA and ERIE RAILROAD

DHILADELPHIA and EINE RAILRUAD-
i ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE or CANS To
TIE OIL REGION and LUMBER DISTRICT OF PBSN. Tains
will leave DeahTosscs and CorilaBdtai. Ferries:
$3.50 kre EipIess daily except sunday With Pullman Palace
Car through EcwfoTk t0 Oh Cit Ayc
wsspo 1888 ock Haven 1885, euovo ilip Irrinetou
s:f5 Connects yfnet1u
with Cfrk and AleghenV River a. H. Region AZ Erie
with Lake shore II. r. for all point. West.
y m. Enc Mail ldailYD with Pullman Palace hom
Philadelphia TO Eric. Arrive sunbury, Gi' Wlamspor elO
Haven 9i0j II m lryueop, 5Oi Cory Ere
Connects Iyinelon and Cory with oil Creek and Ale.
ghebJ River the oil Region Ehe with lAke H.
all points West 49, r.,u,,,. -
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10

~ TER ARRANGEMENT taking effect Dee. Z, l51Passenser
depots oot o COuiaudt and DeshTo-ses-sts 80. -.
Tor NewDuham and MAySool T. $40, 1850 a. m 4'o $50
6:2O. and ll:30 p. IN 49, 49,
For Hackensac Paterson Hawthorne Midland Pa aai VORTEX
dyke = q:lO. 1880 l. $50, 49, 6;lJ, -ll:J)
Rochelle Duudee Lake Iarkest and
Riverside. N; l. 90. J:3J, 6:21 ll:30 y.
Pompon, aud Monf Junction, T. 9o ';aO g. nj
93l f3O, $3.50 p. N. 80 -. n,-,--,,
For Campgaw, OAKLAND Boomnglae ani west bioomhgda
9:l0, 1880 a.. m. 4:5O, $50 in. o,
Smiths Mills thsr0ebuTgh, Stockholm SnuitOEu, Oglen
burg and Quauyyile, :. $40 ~ M; i:l0 p 90
Newfoundland Inbkn hemhursh Dec icTnWn IlohNle
West Town johnson, Slate ni, Mdosn aud BLOOMING sbuTsh, H.
gl0 a. n: : 1890. ti:50 y go -,
Por Pine Bush watsloro, Tasbugh, Monticello, Liberty Fails
and Elenvile Gl0 a. M 3:JJ p M.
RETTHNING-Leaye Liberty Falls az t:5 a. l!9 p m
Elenylc 7i a. NJ 2:l5 p Mfieowu 6, 1853 m 5' 3:t'
D m Bloomi riae :. 8.2J a. NJ tli mi NoHen we
g.l5 7.37 T. I.23 2j 500 6al, 1870 Paterson 3iJ
G.g7 5:55 q:g lI.g3 a. No.. 25t .4:4 5:l5 tl:R NJ .
ARRIYISG IL NEW-fOHk at G' 80 luJD nj IN'o flo
$40. 1885 N. and 1880 O. "a - c-.,--,
MONTCLAR DIylSONTrains leave New-iork foot Coiahl
and Desbosses-s.: 49, ..oo--,
For intermediate stations $40 $50 and 6;2 m
arrives ..9i G27. $40. lJ:0f M. 1910 and 3JJ N.
tDoes beyond Mdleiown Does beyond hawthorne
'D''' "' ~ " {. ". DOUGLAS Superintendent.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10
THE MARKETS.

TCareuuy reported for Tug TWlsUNFl
NEw-lORK. WeiEe,tsy Arrls 1873
ASES-The receipts to-day Is pAg Pots uT. bat yeJ
quiet Pearls are dgl. and nominal
COrrONThere has been limited demand 10 Cotton on th'
prices tue grades t lower We quote s FOL
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10

7
4........1l8 bid.
The days business at the U. S. Sub-Treasury
was
Gold receipts. sGJs973 80 Currency pay 10000 90
Gold navn,ents 11IGO74 3l ments ...... tG651sJ 80
Currency re,nts 2I0376 IS CustOms...... $4,000 90
i,VS''u 10 IOi' $4,000
Foreign exchange was strong and higher, the nom
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10

TnTIT-|rTO|I.sf.
TRAINS IFAVT NEW.YORK

Boston Express Spnu.Led 8:yj 300 and sos
1920 al al amorl So Sowak
Bridgeport The and l2:2 Greenfield, Mass aud
the Montreal The and 2:lu Norwich
aud Poyienoi the Conn Valley Railroad NewIaven and Norhamp
H. ~ ond W. Railroad NeWlaeu an Ousa.onc Rail-
road at Bridgeport The G0 and 5:O NJ to Naugaiuck Railroad
BRIDGEPORT Tie 1903 80j and y:05 1920 and iJj with
M EOrwalk Railroad So NOTsalk.
Trains Newayen 1905, 8:Jj (Erl ll3j 1920
Ex) $50 4:3j, 52 E1l, &H (sHl ~. Additional
Bridgeport at 9 TO So Norsk at G:S2 p a. ana to iamir
lu:5 2:20 4:50. Goo and 1:2o Tie 35 Express
stops Rochelle and Pori Chester and the 97 Express
M. Vernon, Manaroneck. and Rye.
Sunday Boston Mail Trains Z 05 via Springfield and OI
Providence.
Day Express and sleengcars Night EE
Trains
Tickets can purchased Ticket Oce Of Company Grand
Al ~ u Transfer Co., 9i Broadway,
and No CousL Brooklyn; who will also check baggage from
deu,e 70 destination.
For further information particulars posters hotels and depot
Suut n YAN y rs
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10
Giluations Udntco--G Glalrs


A MIDDLE-AGED MAN. speaking the En-
pi.h German languages, IL business experience
all The requisite qualities To conluct any a
good references Nc desires fSlIlON
suitable address b. Boz No lOO Tribune once
A RESPECTABLE Protestant man desires
N situation to WORK FARM or TAKE CARE Of HORSES Dss
wife and three Chdren good references can be hel as 10 honesty
and capsbty JOHN DAVARALL, $50 WahngIonsi cor OhIs
pher. NewYork
A SITUATION wanted by a practical PliO-
N NOGRAPHER. Address II. 7. L.. Wes Fans \. 1.
TOLORED HELP-BOth male and female,
~ can be found the C0LORED AGENCY OFFICE, ~
NassausL, Was5ngtOnst', Brooklyn
EMPLOYERS wanting COLORED MEN, for
H be supplied at The shortest hOuce AZ SlSo
Select Agency. No SiJ Sirthaye
EARM- WORK, HOUSEWORK, &c, by a man
and wife chdreni understands all branches OF isTnwcE
powng sowing diving and horses milking plain gardening &c
Wife good plain good and rOue likewise chSnDer
work; good Can be at 1888 West EeVenh'
SiKthave.
VVANTED-A SITUATION by a steady,
sober experience wood working ma
chuerv planning modne MILL either city or
couutrg Address T. s. CONKLING 6 North SIht, BIookyn
NVANTED-By a lad Is years of age,
w lawyers Office, wholesale business where
would opportunity advance himself give the best
references as to character Address A. s. H.. Box 1888
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10
Qeathers.

80 A meT School Institute" IA Bond-st., supplies
schools and families reliable Teachers Teachers wanting
n sOu should Application Pon W. ScbeFmeThorE ActaarI
FINEACHERS introduced to Schools and Semi
TeaehT aeA Address with stsmP Nations. Teachers IL
sante" ~ BIoadvay.
, 1873-08-27

- III private family. woro uan rnoy Tho enIlfnrts
Of holnu ploaso satu lorna. Address W -, Tribune
n,!ito+
ilOAKD-NY,A AYOUNG IAN. NIlli;iN FUMNlsMED
rapn, With hnhrti, In private aHy Oil thu tSIat slte
A4ltlLCkA L, HrIhis. GLIrH.
, 1873-08-27
PERSONAL.
BUILDING MATERIAL,

1)l.D PRESSED BRICK, TIFF MOST PERFECT IN
DlQuA, nuUn II,
, 1873-08-27


.,-...7a=,------------------=-'@7; r-.7m------- -;
WANTED--FENALE ~ HELP.
WAszep1;,4h n, 4 n e9SS s,SSS5oS; sSoz VINO IS WILLING
s""se 81 6 t.&9 , sSss 4 ss S,s;
ment. n1mfovoafd farS Or SS East "a'hs"gt"n'' baso-
WANTED GOoD COOK. APPLY At lo9 rAIlI5.
:! nv, near Noes:'.: ==---------
u 1es N 5a 4oeH
ogau,s, assS a55 noaS but 'i"'' viii xoa ri
w need apply. Qa!l It 80 Mio6aatav.. lotwoan ths
wv! y y !: a 4 1di SlbpE:30ED 9 ~ woM1a no Nd
=; GSTsn4w5 itsS asis :, ~ W5,s p1a; GIRLS A COOK
3Sy'y wXaTT41 III 9srii;iz TaD3 o1r r0H 1l0u5Ewox,
sss: il ss i d h'ssss IL sSs;s wsss ssatS
eSk esa tier IT, ss IA af t5r wssos a1 S"
WAErEr-A, .qlni; -ro 10 SECOND work.
71Mrisn1iii: M,g ~ E1aan:sr .1r mn o51 v1a77E
WASTF64A u sls:iH44 q1Rl, TO COOK, WASH AND
rs rs inssEs1 ahS s1s .f sh'a No Irish ~ane Apply at
WANTRD-A GOOD COOK AND LAINDRESY.
~ Etass.s sts ssp L Ys ta R'ad
AMrhk,-hT r., Tll!s IEISq , H3ygE, lis VA
az eas woman 1o. sssn'na p,tnt az eS9H99s: w
w % Gaoa Waeos vii Sll'i' Sa cl1an No A'1''i''"Sf'
"a 'es; ssne Sn sssy prspa1ei % a work. fooi IL
WAhNTEDLIA COOP GIRL T0 20 GENERAL
, 1873-08-27

= SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
T,oR s1IE-ioTsi IoTs >fjiaa1s TiiH oifN1pFsT
esss 9 y d afffS IL
es s ~ e T.
Sss " S? 5
sga osia ss ss # III s2 S go
:Ssssss, s: Fl $SS S$S
7s,s @ sss i5 + 5 L !ss
sH tS Sn ss. ss,, ;0S q
SSSSSs SS 5 II sss s is s;ssSs;ss sSy Sss basK As
kost; !sssi isss soss 70 ss { s y! !sss:
Hge9sst ts'9an r. tMo directly SS:t c
@ Ss esst % Shxa "a 'sho e
ss, k5SE ks5sSsE e'a d lit e 'ft !,
FoiI sAEIl-aloo VIII, nIJY q REAUTIETL ,;,3,T L1T
a Hs Eff H tx bK6 1YS;S HaY sa nj 81 month until
1s;as Ssss; t% TSWs I IL sass i sy s's eA''
so$s 1; issss::y ss A. yh$ss s's ' an ss's z
sSpH @sF Sx a!S
sSS sESfEHRfs6 ER6 5saatn II by TIor
oN y H 2T2Y o0Sn 5a4 0N ENT
son lay.H!s - aa N Ssa Npp
Tok sALE1oK lXUIIANGE Toh CITY NIIsI3
s's"s; asbo
, 1873-08-27
LOST AND FOUND.


7 OST-FROM TI!E CORNER OF POST AND
leVa uno light ny ursS Anl harnsts. aAr In foro.
hs"n weight atnt ta ronndr wo white hind foet
p!Gcs. JAMES 4, ANAhiH.
I oHT-DN THE .isr AUulISr, / BAY HORSE,
White hhr In oraad black and tall; Wit giyn
dlann-at. ~ ' ~ ''".' S
r OST-A HpEctMEN hook GOS1A mi ING PLATES
70 l.asNs! ". lsoH,tm1n-st,, Hmm ii. - "
r oST-nN MOHpAY AhTEINOON, 4 HEAVY
Ko InE Wit! ~ "lnstlyat sluno, valiel koop.
aako. Thu hihlsr VIII ruGetvb tn reward and thnky III
ownor by r"InrnnG IN fit WabAsi,.nv '"- -
TAKEN UP-h sDNRl:Is HORSE, OlyNjfii GAN
layn - ta.o y alp!yinx It lS3s Wnst Ilsrrsunkt.
, 1873-08-27

~ can buy gnnd 1-uctay0 6ecAuf hand pixn, In rDne-
nu cnro and n! round ootnury. Tor uuly $lG5. j. II.
WOtGurr, sil larkay,
j. tulh ut nI,un. Car ,o n0vn ht ile3 pIarieaY. nDr
Weat ouruar Two,ty .slIth-st,
l. by IN atnnrehcod toaoAvr, Tusnls iuodvr4tv, III.
nutta at IVA WAt1sl.AY,
, 1873-08-27
AGENTS WANTED.

~ tco Of n ad oIporonced cnnvnsaors, Illusy e,lo
gfHt9a S;q;Es;Sy!nE y1@ voXAE oF
Youth Aaph1o anoA Aga nov olleroa hy sansass,
lutipR ku It ottered to to American pabliy H.
traosllnarY or!.s aua i,nHoMonts. Full particulars
l!oston,
4 1ENrS WANrkD-MitN AND WOMEN, IN OlrY
4toady bu1nosl hat VII! sy Psa 10 VII wenk Gts
plus To un,,utry frua MEhKlLl i CO., K0oul liz, No.
lIt Hast Itand0lphBt.
4 tiHNTA WANTED-MEN IN EVERY TOWN,
a cosa'y ans Rsato biggost chancs eXos o;lered e
sou want mako tunoy n Light ind pleasant business.
uuMt tstl Y 81! Y Y! lasl ktxIlsa!..t. iaa.a
, 1873-08-27
CLAIRVDYANTS.

TNN MATTHEW AND MADAME MAYNARD, HUSI.
i nrss and medical ulG'lIunls, lGS Webt Mdtsotst
NTAhAME lu:lA, THE UEi .EhNATEil Ft%AtAl.t
M sntsn Hr cnIryuyAni las no elnal m gF nto;
bs rpnvIru u ur wonderful phwor nt or r,on.s ~
Wcst AInd4ua s, H0vAlst aAdp, ttou a. ILL., to9p{ W.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-04

The Lowell, Mass, Courier relates the
following story OF vacant bouse: '.Thers
IS near the Boston and Lowell Railroad 10
.Somervil!e, handsome brick house, juet
discernible from the cars Is they enter o cut
on The road bed, which has o romantic his
tory. 1t was built by rising young law
yer Of Boston who was engaged 10 be mar
ried. He had fully furnished the house, 10
anticipation OF soon making it his home
with bis young wife, when the engagement
was broken oil, for Reasons which il they
could be related, would greatly add TO the
romance Of the story. The disappointed
lover shut up his new house, jus. as it was
declaring It should not be opened as long a.
the would be bride should live. That was
nearIy twenty years ago; and the furnished
but unteuantsd house still stands closed, jus
as it was prepared 10 welcome its expected
mistress.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-04

Billy Horehead. who does the agreeable
al The Dolly Warden Saloon, 10 consider
sbio OF a genius. Although DOT Yankee
ciosk peddisr, yet be can repair clocks ~
we'll as the next ono. Recently he has
devoted himself to doe.oring up q clock to
make It appear Ike coIored lady OF FASH
ion. by tho use Of cork log, wax nose,
and proiusion Of silks and sstins done up
IN paint, he has made preseutsbie look/
ing wench. 1t can be eeen at that saloon ip
tull dress and good running oIdSr a. aoy
time.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-04

A St. LOUIS Judge disbarred a lawye, for
retaining too mucn. The lawyer kept FROM
bis client oil that bad rceerertd for mis-
client, II 1t were a.causs for dishar.ng
lawyers that they take tine meat and hand
the client tha shell we fancy the legal pro-
s.ssion would not be as crowded os il now
is. Some clients have cause 10 Congratulate
themselves that beside losing the money Ie'
covered of their debtors, they are not col!rd
upon 10 pay costs beside.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-04

Citizen Msiloy's married life does not
appear 10 be very smooth. His bride, soi
called, administered a severe beating to
him with cane. Tonawanda bitters had
no effect whatever on the bride. ss despite
his roaring 10 regard to Niagara Falls aud
Buffalo being united BY marriage, the blows
fell thick and fast 90 his devoted head, un-
II he made Rome howl with lis cries to be
let alOnc.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-04

The excitement on the McClslland farm
the past week han been intense. On SUM
day night about tdsrk they penetrated the
sand rock, when the well commenced to
flow at ,h rate Of so barrels day. Ga
Monday morning drilling was resumed and
continued until nooo, when the flow OF oil
and pressure Of gas prevented further opFra'
tions. Tauks were erected as quickly as
possible, and in twenty-four bours from
casing the well IL flowed near 400 barrels Of
oil actual measnrment This well is locati
ed about IL miles Northeast from Greece
City.
Preston and others are putting down a
we'll on the Yonng farm, about SO rods
North west OF the McClelland well. 1t is
now 1000 feet deep.
To-day the Yousg farm was the scene
OF another display Of the Hsrculanean art
Of proving right of title. Ii is hard to tell
which will be winner in this case; suppose
it will depend on the bounty paid for re'
cruits.
Enchanting and Angel we'll at Steven
sons (formerly B:inker's.) mill is nearly
completed. being now below the boulder. -
The gas in this well is SO strong that il
throws the salt water clear over .he derrick.
and the weight CT $4,000 feet Of i. in the
hole. Emlenton Snn.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-04

The Savannah Republican becomes c.assiI
cal 10 referring to the burning OF an old
negro in his shanty. "We doubt not the
poor and desolats old man was snatched by
the IRE from the lingering tortures Of q
death by starvation; or, it may be, that be
had died already from the combined effects
Of exposure in the morass and exhaustion
from the want OF food, and that the home
that was consumed above him was but the
funeral pyre that accident or super stition
ignored
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-04

The native Sandwich Islanders are las.
goingithe way Of oil flesh. A very lat"
census shows that while for the last six
years tbs 0irths on the Islands Of other then
from the native paren,sge exceeds The
deaths. yet the deaths among all Class ex.
cesds the birifs, and OF The same Iaio ri
deaths over births the knativs will become
extinct within thirty years.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-04
Avoid Quacks and Imposters,

NO Charge ioc ADVICE and Consultation.
OT. j. B. Dyott, Graduate of Jefferson Medical
works, can lie consulted on all diseases OF the
Sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which he has made
an especial study either in male or female, no
Tiatter from what cause originating or Of how
him to treat disease with success Cures guar
anteed. Charges reasonable. Those at dis
tance can forward letter describing symptoms
and enclosing stamp to prepay postage.
Send for the Gulds 10 Heath. Price 10 cent3
j. B. DyOTT, MD, Physician and Surgeon n
iCi Duane ST New York.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-04

II You
Want Salesman,
Won't Servant Gil,
Want TO Sell Horse,
Want to Sell a Patent,
Want TO Lend Money,
Want to Buy . House,
Want to Sell Carriage,
Want to Borrow Money,
Want to Sell an Oil Well,
Want to Buy an Engine or Bollsb
Want to Sell House and Lot,
Want to find Strayed Anims',
Want to Purchase an Oil Interest,"
Want to Sell Piece OF Furniture
Want to Buy a Secondhand CsrrsI
Want 10 Sell Tubing, Casing, Gas flp'
Want to Find an owner for spy"l
Found, advertise In the RkCoRD. ~ DO
than ten thoasshd people read u Wee'!'
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-04

A Lancaster man, in great hurry to TO-
ish bis dinner on Friday, attempted to swali
low large piece Of meat, and narrowly esq
capped choking to dseath. One person ran a
spoonfhaudls down the suffering mans
blow on the back. which dlslodged the meat
and savad his life.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-04

One of Smawley's livery teams ran away
this afternoon, creating considerable excite.
ment. They ran at break neck pace over
the Egbert flats and up McCray Hill. No
one was In the cutter at the time of tue run
away.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-04

Oh, both crude aud refined, sold cheaper
10 New York, yesterday, than has been
known for years. TIE probabilities are
hat It will 60 still lower. Meantime the
oil regions never experienced 20 hard a
time financially as at present. This will
be tue case until the production is reduced
to the law of supply and demand.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-04
The Appeal tells Of Q Memphis lady who

wrote to n New York matrimonial egent
for a husband. TIE agent transferred the
letter to u crns,y old bachelor, who in re/
plying 10 IL. accidentally substituted for bis
own photograph that of pet ourang ou1
aug. The lady answered.: "Thers is ceri
tninly not much personal beauty abont you.
bnt you appear to have an honest, manly
face. l accept"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-04

A new well located on the Lamb farm,
between this place and Ti'usville, on the
new territory, is making a tine show. Il
is now twenty feet in the sand and has soc
feet Of oil in the hole. Indications are
good for big we'll, Sheuld this prove the
csss large scope Of new territory will be
opened up.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-04

A bricklayer named Louis Messenger was
killed in Buffalo on Saturday by the falling
OF derrick at the building on which be
was engaged in laying brick. He was
forty.:wo years Of age, and leaves wife
and two children.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-04

Magazine.
All The nags1nss for Sspsso"S
ready
AarpsS,
Galley.
Atlantic,
Mppiaastt'A
Eclectic,
Transatlantic,
Oliver Optke.
Ys1sg Teiks,
Frank Leslis,
Chiidrsn's Flower,
Old and New,
Gokey's LadisS b"sa'
Lodsyn Society,
Pstsrson's
Ladies' Frisad.
Arthsr's Home
Science Monthly,
BalI0n's,
Good, Words,
Nursery,
Chatterhsx,
Metropolitan,
Herald OF HEALTH. ,y
Al tbe POST OFFICE EEwsKoe"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-04
Las, even ipe We attended the revival

Last evening We attended the revival
meetiog, now 10 progress OF The Methodist
Church. TIE meeting was largely nt'end/
ed and mucn enthusiasm was manifested in
supper! Of the good cause Of religion -
While many may differ with them in regard
to their particular belief, there is 90 doubt
but that much good has been done by thrse
msetiups, not only in the way Of leadiog
d,sbelievers to the throns of grace, but in
fssivine many who had bsckslid. 1t does
one good to attend these meetings. and to
learn the oft-repested tale OF tho "meek
and iowly Que" who ''disd that We might
i've"
While hero below how sweet t. know,
His woudrous love and story,
And then through grace to SEQ I1is face,
And dwell with Him 10 glory.
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To All Concerned.
OH CRY, Pa, Feb. 2s

OH CRY, Pa, Feb. %.
Please take notice that we
have this day revoked the au.
tholity Of James Ellis formerly
superintendent of the "Coxton
Farm" to act for us, and that we
will pay no bills Of his contract
ing after this date.
J. B. REYNOLDS,
/. A. RoCKwELT,
GEO. p. HUKILL.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-04

During religious services in the Brooklyu
Academy OF Music, Sunday evening, the
cry OF fire was raised, and in the cons'ernai
ton following, several persons were badly
crushed.
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LIST OF GIFTS.

Total, 10000 Giils, oil Cash, tsctciI
TO provide means for this msgufN:I
Concert. One Hundred Thousand THs'a@
only will be issued, u large portion ofS,i1
are already sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves, eb; NJ
Quarters, $3.50. Eleven Whole Tlckehhl
SiCO. No discount On Isss Than Sl0O I'd
dsra.
Nothing could be more appropriate N
presents than than ticket to the BS0qns'
WUa!. or mere likely 10 produce grand
s,tisisc ~ resul,s. The object Of lsi
Third GiL Concer, is the enlargement EI
endownment OF the Public Library OF K.l
lucky, which. by ihelspscial act sslherl'l
ths concert for It's benefit, 10 10 .he fol''l
T.. to Gll citrus OF every Stale. IN
Concert will be- conducted like the fIs! u
second heretofore given, and full IerICH.t
CT the mode OF drawing the gifts and pGl,
III N and' everything necessary 10
th".on = understanding Of tbe scheme II
beeihn. 3, to en,l. are now pntliated 70 y
J. ~ OF a c.rLular. which will be iurnl.hl
ilfa Of cost, 10 any who apply.
The entire management ol this und'fiI
ing has been committed by the trn''e"
Hon. Thos. T.. Brsrnietts. late G0v-tndl
Kentucky, to whom all conmnnc'l1
pertaining 10 the Gift Concert should h'1
Gre,,. r. 7. DURRETT, Pres'i
w. N. HALDSMAN. Vice Pin
John s. CAIN, Sss'y Public Library o'A3
Fsrmers's Hna Drovers Bank, Tresn'|
Tickets ara now ready Tor sale, snd
orders iot them or applications for sge's' 4
circulars, Information, ETC., will meet"
prompt attention when addressed to|
below directed.
THOS. Z. BRAMLETTE.
Louisville, ~
Agent Pablo Library ~
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Edith O'GormaD, the escaped nun, is tsl-
ling the people of Philadelphia Of her exi
per eGce in nunery.
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A railroad Indignation meeting was beld
in Tidioute, on Friday evening. at which
resolutions strongly denOuncing Sentor Nc
CIure's proposed amendment to the free rail
road law were adopted.
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Jobe Hans, the rutiisn who committed on
outrage on the person of Miss Eenpor Math'
ers, an aged lady living near Mercer, cou-
pie of weeks ago, has been convicted ena
sentenced to Twelve .years in the Peniten'
liary
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-04

Rev. Milton Badger, Secretary Of the
American Home Missionary Society, died in
Madison, Connecticut, Saturday.