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The sun., 1873-09-27

A match for $500 was:trottcd over til
rar.co;s.u. nre heats. ec,, n'. Ia harrc,.

y lllN''h wv N''N "'fs'''''' Wv Wv
Hr. spc,t Iuk yesterday with the following re-
suit
rnr,c,ss.u uile heats hcs, lin > 10 harness
lHr l.4 I-. 100. lll.lt ......
j. n. t4ri..e br.m. Ne d t"ut tor ......... dis
lime, 80. "a
Asthcv came M FOR the third heat the judges
gave the word, but Mr.. smith, one 81 the Judges.
rang the bell and tile driver of Nellie Condor
turned back, while the driver Of Lille went on
around the track, ahd was awarded the heat
and race.
Iu-daN o. the third and last daY u the Pros
pcCt laTA n Ittihg meeting. lhe prugf anime
CONSISTS OF tNo races, one tnr horses that have
never beaten 2..1, and tue other iur hoisv, that
have never beaten 2.3l fur which race There are
entered Oamors. Huutress. Sensati, o.. Gsl, lie,
Lulu, y. Allen. nt. Lady l.rNrt There BE- "A
vast amount ot ~UcCulati Ia regard to this
race, a.d NcIl fas, tame b. Aptr.cd.
The sun., 1873-09-27

Yesterday morning the engineer Of an IN
hound train the Pennsylvania Ra,Iroad saw a man
sitting upon the track between Railway and Elizabeth
1hc whist was howu, the hc ruug, and brakes were
put hard down hut the man alt stlll The locomotive
struck huu and ore hitu TO atotna The remains were
gathered MP and taAeD bseA " hsbway, Tue features
were unlhiuTCl
The sun., 1873-09-27
Susintss l1otltes.


To all persons suffering from rheumatism. neuralgia
cramps Ia the limbs stomach bilious cole, pain IN
the back, bow els or side would say THE HOUSE
HOLD PANACEA AND FAMILY LiNlMENT II Of all
others the remedy you want. IL cured the above
c0nsiants IN Thousands OF cases. There mistake
about II. Try It. sold by all drug gists.
The sun., 1873-09-27

FRIDAY, Sept. 60 Flour ANp MEAL-Flour
more active hu' at son"who' rreg l,r nrr"- mode
rat inquiry Tor state lur VApurt ouuihtn AZ e. ACTIVE
and ptUrs shaded. Supplug graucr scarce. Minnesota
steady, with some sacs to arrive Eye -four
nru. Cnrn meal dul. We quote; FlUpT--Au
z, hhl., Siet41a, supernae Slate and western
' WI, ss.JJ@ss6S eAtg@ stAtS, bLtNe.se~A. NeatsIp
The sun., 1873-09-27

The illustrated weekly, The Gdis and BoNs
or iuieI3rff, n uut To-day sud for sale hN all
Ncw suelcrs Just examine The contents ot the nr-t
number End take 1t home you uc,d nct BE- asked to
sniu' the scroad. II is Tor ~ 10y all nce sJc a.
GroE6E NrSRo, 81 Beeknau street scw York-.iir.
The sun., 1873-09-27

At RuidcauV. iu June last, u man nUmrG can
tan wus trici Tor having wounded Trrnt his thbur
VITA reapus hola. lie was hncd 0l rInos, and as he
wss leaving the court room he pulled out revolver
and shot Trent and hs son, the latter being killed
the apot few days CAntan trlcd for the uut
der although he declared he NN only sorry he bad
not Killed father wen - son, he wac acquitted. Tile
Cvil court compelled hm to pay Trrnt SOC francs
dulualps q tho lie ain Of ule eun.
The sun., 1873-09-27

run" on uknoN.-Run- on Bnpk- aud
trust companies now In order, Out the popular run
IL on kNON for hie autumn style OF GIN iLENfN' =
RATS. Tho latter equal tu tn emergency mud every
deuaLd T. promptly met at l2 broadway, IA t"s Pr'a-
cot House. and under the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
The sun., 1873-09-27
Delegates 20 Eiunirs

Al the Liberal ltcpublcan FIRST District Con
yention, GOV. Fenton, J. T. McDonough, aud John A.
Han we're chosen delegates 70 the state Convention at
klnliTa. Altcrnatrs tne uons Porter ehelden, II, o.
Lake and d. j, BEookE
The sun., 1873-09-27
AN ULSTER COUNTY GENIUS.
nm MANuBO PRODUCED DfGrER-
RIOTIPES COLOHS.
A T'fe NJ vici.sitndc- Tho Coioreh Pictures
-turrd In n t!nrrct IN h ktug1tou Fortunes
krrUzrdtrom IuN rntious nd -aunudUrcd.

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mU's s""'"'''' '' wv '"'SN'' 'i""''"" "".''''
I'.,...c romantic hU utF IT is uatchlcss. Here
,.,,., ,,srs uvcd tovi t,vrcf,r, mn lie
"" -, -, 49,,
VS. Or ''''N ''' "''' '' u'" '"'" ''
,,,,v,f t,eo.,,,l Inventions " ,rp DIV or...-
,,.i.b br.in. n. d. ..r.,...., ,.I..,.e.
p. .,,.,..-. ,ya. process for tp.inr i',t lrcs
- o.. ..,,,,r, i'm natural col,,. lie wa. a
,".. r..a. All t,o money he renlitoi from his
,,..u. Yi .Ir. di.cuvcro@ lac expended IN expert
IN 'I'- "'' ' -
sands nnd i''n-'ldN "l u'Hars ~ SUNK IN 'ncse
,.npr..urr... liis He was a series " strange
......
f-.'"'
Nr lul v'- born VI Athens Hrrene county
49,. OBJ, '.t lis f.fnr,vt4 "A r,ntul..ir, IN
r.it. Ia t,e,s Nc ,,,. murdered in
tNrH'. .' D." u" '-' wv wa u'"l"'''" III
u H ~ 'H' Nr' "i thirteen I"yi entered
rrov. .cu. iIc .d-,, Go- ~ as 1900 apprentice.
he %. ...It .u expert ,nWI .-ltor. In that city
to mad, me 10 iuaiut lncc u Jane. NcNaurh-
"' ' ,,., r,t,
O. 'n.' 'r'"''n ''''-'"i "~''I''l"n' l''N MN ne
lal-e'l t'r t'.i 'ud'W'uF "I drawing aud
..,i.. N.N.r.i,oa moved to New York
,.......,.ti H.. ,..Ii..,,.., ,.i,,,.,,t ,i,,
c''. iWt .'r >""h- l''' l'''"'A h'lh WIN 'he
yi,,e uf ~ ling hIr.tN undcr his tuition. lie
''ir'h'd I'r ''e "''' IN 'a'h i'r man, daY7'
Al l'h-lh u' i''i'rN ~ a''ideht tnt' M'NauE"-
ton wa. sick with small poN in the hospital. and
va. iucv,-cr,e ro,cri,. Lcyi hurried TO the hos
o Y H -
, u, , " 's ,,,.t NJ. X.Hyl,"n Ma o,,.r.
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vas then r-int. Iit t'Il"d m 1lr 'r'rI'N'
lnii'' WA ii' ~ ~ Win hlH' ."'d -hN' Nt'l
.u Nii'u Hs com t"r on ih' ~" l".''i.
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t'' I'-'"' a. 80 w ''" I.''I' ..
lir N'' 'trt lht Nl lh tnr ".i N'i ",. e
g.. wy" 1'"d ~ irr t'r 5. ID. u' 10 i"'i"''t
l'WN'"N ". "'' 'Wt'' '7 Wil-'
w." U'N. '., fI N'ti., - ~ H' 'r' tiH' nc
w. -t' 'l 'u' "'-'NH h''tlr' SU"i'n' ulS
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l"'I H't.h t, I, ,ht d Iu W. lAi-h'ii Mou''-
y. I'.l.h I.l ..l' glI 'NI Z. t'. - i"if'1
S"' in i's "nr-'tt are. Abandoning tur Hc''-
nW N ,'N' .,tI 'l,' ul7i u ullh',l - We Z, i-
The sun., 1873-09-27
MiRINE TNYELLyG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALaAkAt-rfffs DAY.
sun ri4es... 90 sun sejs..... ~ Noon sete...s1
mon wATER-1Hts DAY.
SAndy HOOK. IA ii Coy. Island. IL OO Hell Gatc.. =
The sun., 1873-09-27

All who want % superior gHt,ncnt FOR gcn.
tlcncn children that will please them In quality,
ttyle. wear, ami pricr. should cal on the
ONk.PkICE (LOflIiEi,S.
TRAPHAGEN, ,HUNrtR a Co. ass. 49,, and i0( Rowery
The sun., 1873-09-27

NEwnURGu, Sept 23.-James Gardiner, pilot
ot mo ferry boat Union, fel between sailing yWht
and a barge this evening, and belng struck nv the
yachts bow, had hiH nreat crushed and was killed 10
sdntly lie was about ~ Year, oId, ans lesyes wfe
sLu Two children.
The sun., 1873-09-27

Rupture j. permanently cured bv using the
nov lr'" Truss which retains It cuufortH hy through
pa "sf exercise or styrrrst strain sJI A. o. Broad
The sun., 1873-09-27
VI fRRTED. 4

For = -trl -h mud c,eennt dress sr business
IsIl. NsCHEID. lis Nnssin Al.
The sun., 1873-09-27

ALUTsrAnsrE y. ~ Juu'U -. l~.l.

A,-'|, 4 go. Itt ~, r..it - 80 ,.,-.-,
ma 1A receive 80 unrc able tAat AN -Iil't 40 lu
yIst cu4rlUtiol AS % 90. condition - u 40 home
lf ru judge correctly hj tuH Utle tu tct, of tlr
-i-as Hi tut times. sn1't nc 1i home ths lay. II
you ih.Hk th ti4prst.ly requires q NAY tutrrat you
to Induce tur Hon. Secretary Il War To- have ne
ordered into the States. II were within scttC.
Wrfts O. ud relInQnsh my commission ut once arI
h." bui Guy here We are dependent upun army tram.
2. tinn. and the troops ~ an ctrf Through tIH 10
ultu country. IheHe cannot - a, the tnc ure.s !
have DrIts -lu thtHsiurC irtt o. thr ltcras4A ut
cOutt
ll t.t G.aculucs are a.4.cib.y .D. 4.fe. ~ WHrh
~ t.|.'. hr f. s. 't''.' hH. .H '" 'rr ff
f... fH IIr t.f- tli jog 10 l'~t' tts A. |rrc.
Nt.4 tAe 80 st BE- rtt af ....... r.a.l s.r.
lo,.r lluHf uu. |l "Ut .t.f
JANr, L.No-4H. .i, N J,. J.s.A
The sun., 1873-09-27

Domc-tic Paper Fashions. Elegant In design,
fHtltle~- Mt agents wanted, send lor cataiu2uc.
Domestic SeuinR Machine Co, sew lOrA.
The sun., 1873-09-27

ssmith's 81 HIT. 81 Fulton ST.. New York
The hest Ia the city.
The sun., 1873-09-27

Some 1T the Richmond paper, make %
great account of letter recently written 10y
Con. L,u--trcct defending bis cuuluvt Boa so.ug
over tu the southern ,Aruet hasceis and taking
uGice amid them. We will say nothing respect
ius that letter; boat ItAaps Gru. Long tlcct
ui .nt like to give -,wc explanation concerning
the following one, tine origineI OF which uaupous
to bc IN our poesrssiun.
The sun., 1873-09-27

Restores gray hair To its original color thick' hi
hs and stops It's falling. II Is an elegant dressing.
The sun., 1873-09-27

Nkl'n-IP 'ro-bAN. .ItIN. Int'NH eNr
; lhr~ N.D I.. SO t....t. NhI. ii .'.. i"d ~
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S.HI NH.
Iui.. L hII.IItt t.Htt.
rt.t .ur .Ituar
"'''" ~ '.'''' -,As}i,'''. i9t5"N
N,puslth made uow N4l dr.N IIttrc Z from Gtt !.
BAI,A open daly from ~ A II. tu8l'. NJ.
WALTER y. OpND Kiln, IIuadt4L
NANntRBiLr L. NrpN, Secretary.
INTEREsT lOMHENCkS OrTuBERI
Il SECURITY SAVINGS BANE,
THIRTY tOlkll SlkfhI AND TN - AVENUE.
Open EVERY DAY AND EtL"LaG.
NEW YORK. SANlNl~ .BANk, s.t. .a'.. con
~ uer lith 81. lNT sttsNI SIN Pkit l.,I. lUh-
AkNNlNG tROM Iut FIRST bF tAtu MON III.
Asss u, -, ISli.i2 2iJ. Surpiue, $50 ,5ltI4.
RICHARD H. 81 IL, pTts.lshi.
". gEISGEELLe4. SCC!tts.I,
Connecticut western news., 1873-11-21
DANIEL PRATT,

A UCTIONEER. T am ready at all times to give A my attention to Auction Salss'
 Salisbury, Conn. 1yasvol2
Connecticut western news., 1873-11-21
Panic Prices in MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS
Mrs. HI. c. CRANDALL'S.

MELT and Velvet Hats and Bonnets, new and N fashionable styles, from $1 to 315. Sash Rib hons in all shades and coors Belts end Buckles in endless variety at your own price. Ostrich plumes Fancy Feathers. Ostrich Tips and French Flow CTS at my prices. Laces. Lace Collars, sets and all the new and fashionable styles. Ladies' Dress and Breakfast Caps. Zephyr Worsted and Java Canvas in great variety, also 8 large stock of Fancy Goods and Yankee Notions. Stamping and Patterns for braiding and embroidering done at short notice. All of the above at extraordinary ti0n of the ladies of the surrounding country.
 Very respectfully, MRS. H. c. CRANDALL.
 West Cornwall, Oct. 21st, 1873. 5w15
Connecticut western news., 1873-11-21
gailruads.
CONN. WESTERN RAILROAD

& $;
 Commencing November 10th, 1873. GOING WEST. TRAINS LRAVRsCANAAN oOO A. M.-Connecting at Miuerton for New York. Leaves Salisbury ct 9.se A. M 12.S0 A. M.-Connecting from Bridgeport. At Millerton for Pouxhkespsie. Albanv and inc West direct, and for Fishkill ct BlbP M Leaves Salisbury at 1.19 P. N. 4'S5 F. M.-Connecting from PittsAeld. At Nil. lerton for New York.
 Leaves Salisbury at 4.67 P. M. 6eS6 F. M Connecting from Pittsneld. AtMil lsrton with Express for Albany and the Leaves Salisbury at 7l7P.M. GOING EAsT.~ TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN, s.OO A. M.-LeSves Salisbury, 7loA,M. Con- meets ct Canaan for Pittsheld lO~6S A. M.-Connecting ct Winetsd for Brdee. Port, At Hartford for Wtlimantic, New Leaves Salisbury, 1oS3 A. M. Conneets nt Canaan for Bridgeport. S.O& r. .M.-Connecting from Bridgeport. At Mlneted TOT W Waterbury and Bridgeport. At Simsbury for New Haven Westheld HoI- yoke and Northampton. At Hartford for Brletol Willimantic, New London, New York, Boston and Say brsok via c. V. RR Leaves Salisbury, 240 F. M. S'56 P. M--Leaves Salisbury, 83o PM For time ct Way Stations and connections zee
 w. H. YEOmANS, Sup,s.
Connecticut western news., 1873-11-21
SHOEMAKING.

Y AM prepared at my shop in the Town Han l building, to do all kinda Of boot and shoemak- ing and repairing. W, HOLTZ
 Salisbury, Conn. June 9th, 1Sz3 1y47-vol-s
Connecticut western news., 1873-11-21
9msiuess Cards.
SHARON STAGE.

NNHIS stage will be regularly in waiting at Ahar. A on station for sharon passengers fren the mail trains on the Harlem railroad.
 ORANGE L. ABEL. Sharon, Conn.,, July, 1873. 1y1vol8%
Connecticut western news., 1873-11-21
CLOCKS !.

besides splendid assortment of Fancy Goods Pocket Cutlery, Musical Instruments, stationery together with thousand and one other articles too numerous to mention,
Connecticut western news., 1873-11-21
New England States
 AYYBMYlOM.

The Fourth Gra.d Drawing PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY
 DEC. 3d, 1878.
 12,000 Caeh Gifts amounting to $1, 100000. Only 60.0 600 Tickets in this Drawing
 In letter from Mir. L, Keith of Kingston. Mass who drew the capital prize in the third concert. he says that "the Managers of the Public $10o.OO0." h this Drawing the Capital Prize is $abo. .ooo NOW is the opportunity for the Eastern States ply at once to
 THOS. H. HAYS x CO, managers Branch Office, 6O9 Broadway, N. Y. oirsulars in English and German. lml7soogs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-08

WANTED-A FIRST CLASS SCOTCH COOK; ONE
w who understands cooking meal, also buildings,
pies and cakes; at Pennington Dairy l3 Church Cali
on Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-08

lust FROM ENGLAND.-A BOY, WHO Is NOW IN
- his 18th year, desires situation Office boy;
z merchants place preferred Address A. b. q. B.,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-09

The discussion at CoIumbis Farm between
Revereuds Getty aud Graham 10 said TO be
getting red bot. Rev. Getty, the Univer-
saiist clergyman, 10 highly educated and a
thorough Greek scholar, and our Informant t
thinks better versed In Biblical lore than
bis opponent. Rev. Graham speaks right
10 the point, but is trifle inclined 10 alr
low bis temper to get the upper hands Of
him. However he 10 doiog good sSvice
for his side of the question. The debate is
watched With interest by numbers Of people
from Kane City, Teri Farm, Petroleum
Caotre and Columbis.
It Ia proper to state that the sdherents o.
Msthodism 10 attendance at the discussion
is much greater than those OF Univef salism,
there being at times no less than six MethI
oiis' preachers present. This does not ap-
psar to dIscoucert Rev. Getty in the least.
The debate is carried on in trne parliamen
tary style, and ''msy the best man win,"
say we.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-09
A Great Horror Done Away
With.

House cleaning is a great horror to nine
men out of every ten. When that time
comes the "meu folks asa rule, give the
domestic hearth 'wit}e berth" Oceapg
OF suds-the product OF tons of sOap-fairly
flood every part OF the house. The women,
from the mistress down, labor ss they never
worked before, nud what with the discom-,
fort, the smell of suds and the dampness,
and nothntrequently sickness, the product
OF colds aDd overwork, matters are gener--
ally disagreeable. The simple use of
Sapolio instead Of soap does away with off
this discomfort. II lghtens the labor a
hundred per cent. because II removes dirt,
grease, stains and srots, with hardly any
labor. With but little water, and 10 one
tenth the usual time.
juIyC-lw.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-09

Mr. James Anderson. of this place, who
has charge OF several wells in the lower
district, informs US Of q very singular freak
10 oil wells, but which should it happen to
good many more Of the big wells there
abouts, wonld undoubtedly prove blessing
10 the oil market. At least seven or eight
wells 10 bis immediate vicinity, including
their own, from yielding between 25 and 40
barrels daily, went down insa little over o
week to four, five aud seven barrels daily.
10 bis own we'll the tubing was drawn,
valves replaced by new ones, and torpe>
do put In, but no benefit whatever resulted
therefrom. The only conclusion 10 be
drawn is that the wells are playing out.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-09

The police OF India have novel ways
extracting confessions from prison ers witb/f
out torture. One method applied to opium
eaters is perfectly simple aud sociable.-
The policeman sits down opposite his prisoi
ner and playtully keeps an opium ball rol.
ling about the palm OF bis hand. OF course
the prisoner suffeas like Tantalus himself,
and the consequence is that the policemen
soon gets his story and the prisoner has opL
um. Another method used, where there
are number of prisoners suspected oftbe
same offense reminds one of similar pro-
ceediugs in Arabian tales. One man is ta-
ken from the number aud locked up alone
while his companions imagine that is 10 the
next room. In this room are several inspec-
tors who proceed to stouty belabor an
empty sock hanging in the corner one of
them keeping up violent groaning. This
over, the man is loudly called upon to cop/
fcss, and constable in low, mumblng
voice Stimulates Confession. THIS seems
tragedy to the trembling prisoners in the
other room, aud when the next mau il
brought out he is almost sure 10 make q
full confession.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-09

The English style OF wearing the hair is
being quite extensively adopted by Eastern q
fashionable ladies. 1t is not, as a rule, be-
coming, but is neat and tidy, which is con-
siderably more than the prevailing fashion
is, at all events. The Euglirh style is to
brush the hair back from the forehead and
fasten 1t at the back in coil or knot
Crimping, frizzling and messes, generally,
are abolished; ditto the vulgar fashion oi
parting che hair on the eide.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-09
For Sale Cheap

One 4O-Horse Boiler, Gibbs
& Russell make, One 12.Horse
Engine in good condition, 500
feet Casing. 1000 feet tubing,
$50 feet Sucker Rods, Valves,
Working Barrels, DC. Also,
one Derrick ld Rig complete.
The above property will be sold
cheap for cash. For particulars
enquire Of A. G. HARPER, Kane City,
Venango County, Pa
A. G. HARPER.
Kane City, Juus II lS73-M
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-09

NOTES An octogenarian from the rural
village of NeiItown visited Barnum's Show
at Titusville or course his spouse accomi
panied him, as they had enot missed show
10 twenty years. The old fellow says they
are d-ed set OF rascals. He gave the
ticket agent FIVE dollar bill received two
tickets but no change. Agent told him he
had not the required amount but he could
get Il from the man who took tickets ut tie
door. Uususpectiug old gent lost four dol
lars by the operation which he don't un-
derstsnd.
A gentleman wishing to purchase
Barometer stepped into hardware store
at Ti,usvill", and asked for Hygrometor,
which wac shown him at once by an accom-
odating clerk. "Tbats not what want,
want Q Hygrometer SO can tell when 1t
will storm, &C." A Hyer ometer, oh, yes,
you want a Barometer, will show you
"No, sir" said the thoroughly enraged cnsf
toner, 81 want Hygrometer and l would
not have one out OF your store tyou would
give it to me-"
A very aged aged couple, evidently un-
used to riding upon the cars, took seat in
the smoking car on the o. G. & A. r. R.
After while both Of them drew forth their
pipes and began to smoke. Nothing
strange or unusual about that. After smok-
ing few minutes the wife took from
satchel tin cup which was used by each
as a spittoon. A queer vessel for the re-
ception OF spittle and queer habit when
the floor OF the car was at least an inch
deep With tobacco Juice. How cleunly they
must be at home.
One is born to be disappointed said
shoddy member of nppertendom. l just
read that the horse was closely related to
the o ne.
Dickens Sir Harry Waluer, Junior, is
discounted by little girl across the creek,
who has two large wax dolls which she
married to each other for year,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-09

W. II. Longwell, Esq, Of the Oil City
Derrick, was 10 town yesterday afternoon
He represents that sheet as in flourish ing
condition, and what is almost unheard Of in
the annals Of newspaper history, making
money. The only thing that be bemoaned
was the fact that local option being 10
force, the temporary change Of atmosphere
did not agree with him. Oil City must be
q fearful place.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-09

General Sheridan says that ,he Santee
Indians sing Watts bymus AZ their scalp
dances. Imsgine festive brave, full OF
bay rum, driving white oak stake through
the stomach Of a pale-faced prisoner, and
then, after building FIRE on bis chest,
waIlzing around sing ing, 81 want TO be on
angelw These simple children of the des-
ert all have immortal longing, as we'll as q
weakness for hair.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-09
Local Notices.
DENIAL NOTICE.

Having concluded to close out my husi-.
ness in Petroleum Centre, desire To inform
my old patrous and friends that hereafter I
shall he loca ted in Schonblom's new bull.
ding, Oil City. Pa, and would respectfully
invite them TO pay ne Ia call. i shall 10
in this place for two weeks aud those desi/
ring my professional services would do well,
to call.
J. ii. HEIVEY.
. Pet. Centre June, 33-2w.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-09

Some OF the COMMERCIAL papers of St.
Petersburg are advocating the establish Z.
meDt of woolen cloth IN manuiactories IN Sunth
Siberia, near the Chinese frontiers The
plan is recommended by Il reference to the
immense number of sheep. goats, yaks, cam'
els, &C., whicn abound in those parts. aud
whose wool is as yet bnt very imperlec,ly
turned to account by the natives.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-09

A report 10 in circulation the that officers
OF the Pennsylvania. Central Railroad, to-
getber with the officers Of the Eastern road
are 10 make trip to st. John over tie
Eastern, Main Central aud E. & N. A..
Railroads during the first Of July, for tae
purpose OF inspection. The rumor is
that these roads are to be consolidated with
the Pennsylvania road aud put under one
management