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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-03

Some OF our young msn eOmplsia thai
they "osli on" Tom & Jerry several times q
dsy, and are unable 70 got 6nal settle
msnt Of their busiuSss With that firm. Ten
Il Jerry will suspsud busipsss in the spring,
bsfors which time, unlsss We miss err guess,
many young nsn--aud some that ere No,
youds-will be brought 10 rsslsIog sense
Of The fact that had they pstronizee The ~
brsry ms:e, and T Il J less, they wozld
not be compelled 10 ask fsw weeks credi,
for new spring svIt OF clothes, and they
would have been st the same time mentally
and morally benefited.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-03

Roussvills Furnishes the latest unpAtented
aovslty 10 esnnestlsn with nitre.gIyo ine,
A torpedo man had taken snall parcel Of
the dangerous compound from the nagssios
asd on Die rstarn dropped iste % engine
house for few momeuts, leaving The vessel
beside tse dsor. A rampant hog, 10 search
OF rare Christmas dinner, discovered the
tempting package and unesremoniousIy de-
voured the whole contents, just Anishsd the
last atom % the torpedoisl emerged f'om
the buildiag! Now everybody gives the
greedy animal the widest latitude. II has
full posssssitu Of the whole sidewalk when
ever disposed to promenade. All II .
10 the tows have bsen placed 10 solitary
confinement, for fear ihsy might lehsse the
porker sgaisst aspos. No one 10 suiiicIsnt-
ly reckless to kick the critter out OF The
road, lest II shosld Unexpectedly explode,
and send the town and iis Jlseal belongings
to everlasting smash! The matter 10 really.
becoming serious, and how 10 dispose safely
Of gormsudizing awine that has imbibsd
two pouads Of internal glycerlne 10 the grand
conandrum Of .he hour. When hs 10 killed
aud ground up int sausage, head chess',
&C., . new terror will b added to the al
reads long list that boardisg Aousss pos
0eao.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-03

For the recommendation Of the local pat
rons Of The line, the managers Of the A. 4
g. W. Ky. have placed on sale at oil sta.
lions, Round Trip Tickets, good for one day
after date, at the rate Of one aod half fare
fer the round trip. This will rsdscs the fare
whom passengers desire to make q trip to Q
srssiou sgd return, one quarter from sld
rates. We are glad TO SEQ that the manage.
msnt Of this line recognize the advantage %
bs gsiasd BY baviog local fares correspond
ingIy low with through rates, ssd giving
their local pa,ross oil the advan ntsss, they
offer 10 foreign ltrsvsl.--[Vsnaugo Citizen
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-03

Business has increased 10 such On extent
stths sale and livery stable Of Tom Nc.
Deosld, that be has had 10 Increase bic stud
OF horses and stock Of robes and sleIgbs, to
accommodate bis customers. All this 4.
owing to tbs CHEEKY and clever way Charley
Wilson hes 10 dealing with bis patrons. -
Coed rigs, fast horses and clean robes, 81.
ways draws custom, and this 10 what Wilson
gives you With fair prices, all Of which can
bs seen without the use of spsetseIes.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-03

On the evening Of Jaousry lssb, the
mssy friends Of our tovnsnsu, George ".
Wilson, who II will 30 remembered has been
suffering from paralysis for many moaths
back, purpose rendering bin . complimeu-
tsry bsosdt bsll, at Sobsls Opera House. -
Billy Wadsworths String Bssd will fursish
music for the occasion, ssd Joe Cbsost, oil
Columbia Fsru, and J. B. XcCres, Of Kaue
City, set % floor maargers. The object Ia
good one and ~ hope our citizens will
aid Il to the fullest extent
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-03


OIL Nrws.-The Howard we'll, at TUT
key Rus City, Weller farm, owned BY R.
W. Mcconnell Il Co., 10 doing IS bArrsl'.
It sffords % much pleasure 70 record the
good luck Of oar friend Mcconnell and ,ras!
be may have many more strikes equally o.
good.
A ssv we'll 90 the Scstt farm, owned BY
". r. & John q. Galley and W, G. Banks,
~ depth Of /, ,sa5 feet struck the "jsglsr''
and Immediately nlled 70 the top with oil.
II will prove . splendid we'll.
s. D. Ksrns, Parksrs Landing, says, b
will hereafter shut dswa every we'll be owns
on Sunday, II no. suotbsr operator imi.ates
bin In the whole oil region. Good for
Dune.
F. J. CIsminger, Of Fsirview, and G..
Janison, Of Greece City, have four huu-
drsd scrss OF territory fourteen miles 10 The
iroat, upon which they are now putting
dswa we'll. Twenty acres Of this they
own In tee.
While putting the tubing 10 Dlmiek, Wei,
beth & Co.'S new well, Tuesday afternoon,
she flowed several times 10 Q very reckless
manner. The workmsn did't like Il ss
we'll 40 the owners. Fsirview Reporter.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-03

On and alter yesterday, the Esoeft farm
bridge, having been purch sssd BY the
County Commissioners, the sale has been
declared valid sy the County Court, and
the bridge 10 aow free to oil. Thss asetbs
ef cause Of complaint has been removed.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-03

The propossd sehIsn Of the down river
producers. % brought out st the meeting ip
Psrkers Lending day or two since, 10
hardly "ou the square" with the bslsuso Of
ses region, the producers Of Which entered
Into the proposed coalition 10 good tsi.b,
exPssiisg - matter Of course that M.
"iilisn Parker and others Of that ilk si,sr
es'neiding 10 the agreement, % . matter o.
ssurss would live up to It. No matter how
naeh 'hs producers oi the upper distrlo,
nay have opposed the scheme and macy Of
sh'n done 20 to the bitter end, o. long q.
che usvsssst was carried they entered iu,e
IL 10 good faith. expecting the producers In
oil 'hs districts would do likswi.e. Wh.,
particular reason have the down river pro-
eussrs for grumbIiugi 10 The allo,tmep,
made .hsy secure 100, 200 barrels gu. Of the
zoo,ooo whish the rsansrs proposed 10 take.
While tis Eleventh District alone which ~
ever zoo, 900 bsrrels 10 tank, only ssours,
NE pAl'ry sum OF 2,50o barrels % its sllot-
Ted qusAtisy. A. A. Ward says-",hs NOR,
al 10 sbvis."
A word further. We honestly belisv.
had the down river producers lived up &c
ne letter snd spirit Of the ''slx month";
'uspsnsion,"ss agreed upos, the produe.i,r
vsu'd hsvs decreased sseordinely, and ,b,
dimoulties ws now later uudsr 70 a sre.
extent svoilsd.
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ARE HERE.

d. Il WARNER, has just rsssivsd its.
home twenty casks more Of that cider, ths,
wss sever ssat for quality. Also, sppie,
eggs, butter, 70. fhs best huttsr sJS
brouges isto this tsvS, Which hs will seIi 70
essh, bat viii Ast trsst spy mere gsels sf,s
tho Hrst oi January, is7a
AL these Indebted 10 him ere requested
to call aAd sstsls without delay sad ave
costs.
Il. H. WAsrpa.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-03

ii" OF patents issued from the United
States Patent ONCE to Pssnsy yivsuia Invent
ore Tor The week ending Nov. rs, 1872, and
each bearing that date.
hopstssckss Tor Oil we'll. Henry Bad
eosk, Pittsburgh.
D'sdssr. TssnsIJ. Clsppsr, Columbia
suessr BOD Elevator. J. K. Stttis Of Al.
Psrksrs Lending.
Apparatus for RsaAins Hydre- carbon.
H. ". Fsssstt, Titusvius-
Apparatus fss Rsaaing RydrolCarbon
Oils, Il. Y. Fausstt ritusvills.
Asetsr Fastener TOT chslra Us. Low
~ ri,usvills.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-03
All Read that Run-Prica
Reduced.

All AeA4 that Run-Prlce
Reduced.
Discount to cash customers
thankful for past favors, and IN.
der the stringepcy oftbe money
market, knowing that we can
buy cheap for cash, We prefer to
give to cur patrons the benefit
Of cash prices On and after
the first day Of January, 1873
we propose to sell for cash,
which will be to your advantage
as well as our own. Call and
see us and we will give you
prices that will defy cempeti-
ton. Our motto il live and
let live.
MEASE & ARMSTRONG
All those that are indebted
to us for 80 days arc request.
ed to call and settle by tho
10th Of Jan. 1879.
Sunday Csnfor. stili % deck ssd fss sale
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A married woman hss tho right to require
that lsttsrs addressed to hsrself sbsil not b
delivered to any one slso, except on her
ORDER So decides the Postmaster Gen.
srsl.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-03

The night watchuan 10 90 Iowa fsstsrv.
whose duty ills to rios The bell a. ds,,ish,
tor The wortusn to 60 to work, being aud
Asnis aroused d tive o'clock 10 The uorpIus
oy people gs!ng hsns FROM . party. ni.-
took 'Ss msoo for the suu. rsoe n. bal,
~. s"u'' ,o.r % . = ~ The WORKINGS % dsty, avc
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Local Notices.
For Sale.

ny stock snd dxtafss srs new les ssh.
and ~ buildisg tes sale o. rent.
J. v. BBAsvr.
estrslssn Centre, Dec. 98, 1877. Y
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7. Mcdonald, livery man of Oil CITY.
net With heavy loss yesterday, BY the
giving away Of the roof Of bic carrisee shed.
making . total wreck Of al the slsighs, carr
nsys'' and buck sosrds hs bad, except per.
hsps what were on the road. Estimated
isss, o.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-03

NoTlCE.-Ar James 8. AsCrsy havise
removed 70 Trsnklis, parties Aaviss con.
nuuicatisn vith hin o. business Or other.
wiss, ere requested hereafter 10 address their
lsttsrs 70 shat point D.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-03
For Sale

For Sale
$4,000 10 10000 feet Of SECONDHAND
TUBING, o. from 2S 10 IS etc. per foot.
The Tubins 10 10 1rss slao order spd All
ready 6ttsd.
April %. tE 4. Il. VARHHR
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-03

Eighteen hundred snigran,s srrivea Q
Castle Garden, New Ys.k on The drs. duy
Of the year.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-03

Dr. Harvey Prindls Psst, Of the insti,u-
ton for the deaf and dumb, New York, died
on New Years day, .. the age Of fseveniy>
nine years.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-03

a gas exp 'osiOn occurred q .heiSt Jsmss
ho's'' Boston, New Ysan evening. No
oos y" hurt, ssd bat slighs dsm,ss vss
sussslasd B, ths building.
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na'Nf. hsios .eompls'ns that il hs,n :,
"s' - c''i tss's " ihf,y yeas
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-03

The present thsw bids fair 10 become
general.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-03

Sunday Comfort stiIi % deck aad for sale
at 0AFFN1YV.
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NvWuss IN ne RnssD.
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MIR. aLADsToNE's IDEA OF RETIREMENT To PRI-
vATE LIFE.
THE LATEST NEWS.

Lord Derby At Work ut Cabinet Maxi
ing-Materials at Hand, but Success
Doubtful-Earl Granville and the
Middle Course.
LONDON, March 14-Night.
The Earl of Derby is trying to form q
Cabinet, to be composed of himself as
Premier; Disraeli, Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer; Ward-Hunt, Home Secretary; Sir
Stafford Northcote, Secretary for India;
Claiborne Hardy Foreign Secretary; the
Marquis of Salisbury, President of the Coun-
Gil, and Cairns Lord Chancellor
Lord Derby's success is doubtful.
EARL GRANvuLE's CHANCE FOR THE HELM.
If he fails Lord Granville's scratch
Cabinet will come in, and end with an appeal
to the country.
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SOLUTION OF THE NEVADA IMBRoaLIo.

VIRGINIA CITY, March IA, 1873
In compliance with the order Of Governor Brad
ley, issued yesterday, General Van BoKelen, with
sixty militia and one neldpiece, reported at Car
son this morning, and was ordered by the Gov.
ernor to dispossess Lieutenant Governor Denver
and to install the newly appointed Warden OF the
State Prison, and to use force II necessary.
A copy OF the Governors order sent by the militia
ry commander to the State Prison, with demand
for an immediate surrender had the effect TO cause
the capitulation OF the Lieutenant Governor, who
said he yielded to military necessity and superior
force. The new Warden was then placed In posses.
sion and the militia returned to their homes
There is a strong probability that Governor Brad
ley will call extra session OF the Legislature for
the purpose of impeachng the Lieutenant Gov
ernor. The latter bases his action upon technical
point in the construction Of the law separating the
Offices OF Lieutenant Governor and state Prison
Warden, claiming that the law does not take eject
until the LIST OF April.
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A Feint in Order to Surround
a Spanish Battalion.
CalixtO Garcia's Coup Compelling the
Volunteers to Retreat.
VICTORY FOR THE PATRIOTS.
The Execution Of General Rubalcabo Ordered
to Avenge MuStera'S Defeat.

KEY WEST, March IA, 1873
I have to-day received the following official
report of the engagement between the insur-
gents and the Spanish forces at Quacamayas,
pointedly admitting q defeat of the latter.
The substance of the document was made
public in Havana yesterday, March 10, and
requires no further comment to illustrate the
tactics of the patriots -
ATTACK ON THE BATTALION BAnEN-rHE
sPANIARDs DEFEATED.
AS part of the Battalion Bailen was taking
position at a point called Quacamayas, six
miles from Jguana, it was received by light
musketry fire by small band of insurgents.
Reinforced by sixty men they attacked the
rebels, who feigned q slight resistance until
suddenly strong force under Calixto Garcia
appeared, with the intention Of involving the
Spanish forces, compelling them to fight
while retreating, which they state to have
effected in admirable order, repelling the
insurgents attacks of the machete with the
bayonet.
SPANISH ADMISSION OF AN INSUFFICIENT TRIUMPH.
When reinforcements arrived the enemy re-
tired, leaving two men dead upon the field.
The Spaniards, without stating the number,
confess to losses, and the wounding of Lieu
tenant Peula, commanding the vanguard.
WHY RuBALoABo WAS EXECUTED.
Private advices from Puerto Principe attri-
butte the summary execution, without trial, of
the insurgent General Maria Rubalcabo, a
Cuban poet and journalist of repute, to have
been in revenge for the defeat of a small col
umn which left Puerto Principe under the
command of Major Mustera, not far from the
city. This column was attacked and sur
rounded by the insurgents, the Major and one
soldier only making their escape and return
ing to Puerto Principe.
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THE
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TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, March IA, 1873.
It is reported that reaction has set in among
the radicals In favor OF the indivsible Republic
opposed to the federal system.
Senior Figueras, in an unofical telegram to
Ministers Marga and Tetuan, expresses lear that
the people at Barcelona are determined to stand
by their proclamation OF a federal Republic.
CRUELTY BY A CLERICAL CARLIsT COMMANDER.
The Cure OF Santa Cruz who leads the Carlist
band, treats the Spanish troops VINO fall into his
hands with great cruelty. He recently nogged sew
eral prisoners with such severity that they died
from the effects OF the blows
THE PRESS LAW IN PORTO RICO.
The National Assembly has approved bill grant
ing amnesty to offenders against the laws reguat-
ing the newspaper press In Porto Rico.
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BANK ROBBERS CONVICTED IN PHILADBL-
PHIA
PHILADELPHIA, 4.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March IA. 1873
harrison P. Brown and Henry Williams, who at
tempted to rob the Corn Exchange Bank, we're
tried and found guilty to-day. motion In arrest
OF Judgment will be urged tomorrow. To-day the
chief OF the detective force received the following
despatch concerning the prisoners:-
"HarrisOn y. Brown Is Frank wilson, VINO es
capped from Sing sing Prison, New York, on the
18th January last. Henry Williams Is Albert WI
lams who escaped from the same prison DecenDer
Is, 1871. Can we have them by sending ior tnem
eight years. service.u
The despatch is signed 90. b. Hubbeh, Agent
and Xarlcn.O
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SALT LAKE CITY, March IL, 1873.
No further danger is apprehended of interruption
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The tracks of both the Union Pacific and Central
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All Is quiet and even good natured between the
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

CONCORD, March a. 1873.
A return Of the vote from the last town in the
Second Congressional district increases Pixies
majority 10 10.
The returns that come in on the vote for Gov
ernor show o much larger scattering vote than has
been rep, rted. The election is close, and choice
by the people Is considered doubtful
No Councillor Is elected I'm District No. 2.
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power are sinking, and that Mr.. Gladstone in
few days will withdraw his resignation.
GENERAL DISLIKE TO A GENERAL ELECTION
All parties are opposed to dissolution of
Parliament
AN EMINENT REEoRMER LIKELY TO RETIRE
FROM REPRESENTATION.
II is said that in the event of dissolution of
Parliament John Bright will, in consequence
of his poor health, retire altogether from the
House of Commons
MR.. 0I.ADsTONE's IDEA OF RETIREMENT To PRI-
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At the Cabinet councils held on Wednesday
and Thursday Mr. Gladstone repeatedly ex-
pressed the wish to retire to private life, and
his colleagues used every argument in their
power to dissuade him from his purpose.
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BRIBERY IN THE MISSOURI LEGISLATURE

ST. LOUIS Mo-, March IL, 1873.
Quite a scene eccurred in the Lever House Of
the Legislature yesterday on one OF the members
stating that an oner had been made to bride him
to vote for the Insurance bill before the House.
He accused Frank Hckox, lobbyist, OF having
offered him 800. Friends OF the bill assert that
they do not know Hickox. and say the charge was
ruse TO defeat the bill Great excitement prevailed
for a time, and further discussion OF the Dill was
postDOned.
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COLUMBUS, March Ia. 1873.
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the House Joint resolution to censure the Ohio
members of Congress who voted for the retroactive
salary bill was adopted, after being so amended as
TO censure those members who voted against the
bill, but nevertheless took the extra pay.
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10000 Theological Books
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Catalogues Nos. 81, 81 and So free; send stamp.
LEGGATT BROTHERS, 3Beekman ~, cor. Park row.