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SRid,fioe (snt5delouno.

gSa btngton, II. WIlr3. = Der Res
ueniie. GommlIidr erflGrt, baB 0a8 9eee iiber
bic @rbebung BON Steuern fiir lleberidiiiie
bon 8aulcn uno anoern GotporatlOnen, ODER
AMI nidt oertbeilte YrOfite, Oteielbcn m63e
augelegt iein, mle lie mOuen, iogar in Bum
0esmertbpapieren, liar lit unO ourflcfihr t
werOen muB. SparbaHten, BriOntbantsn
uuo auOern 6iuan3iuhitute psroen gleidfauS
benatriatigt, OoB Elm gsieg Irilirt, mslaeS
uerbietet, bag ir9eno eine8 berielben baS8Ort
,Naticnnl" 9ebrau42n bari. Seoe Bant,
uel6e oieie8 @ort wiberrett!id gebrau1t,
rnlrh I'M so nrn Snn nPilraif
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(Sortiseune toIst.
2elesrapbllae 9epelaell.
gRropGtiGe &abelbert5tes

gon Ter ng6ociirten Brefc" Iiir Den 9Orrsponter
ten" beridtet.
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Sie 6afaeierIifteu

osr Sr,rrsr unb Samburser 6ampfsr fno nna aEq
tHujt tmNer In uieiner SfHce porSufuStR
y. Raties
@ee Der 9aItilnprefr.u B..O.saptnus.
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III. u. gSaGp & Gamyss
Gisentbiimer oOr


5eIe's patentirten antcmatltdbsn petJtrn,
n,ls in ben lestsn iinissSn 5atrsH isbr umiG2srtd
Nit hsi,srem sriolse. Gls trseuo etn GEberer mil
sonus, sber beisem DGier bst5eHoer Gpparat sez
sraH9t Dsrbsn.
Ser .Barie., ameritaniite adbenbseto unb Barz
ru'ite oeeros,- Bartor-, Gum u. elg9talnszGeusr'
&Ias@Setsr.
Die bsrdbm,s easpion'ibe "Hot Air Farnaee''
Ssgrug pon Bleis unb Gljenro9EsH, Eaoe Dannen,
Sabrdnteu, Wai4RdEbe, 8tIioirs, 45bussrohrsn 1iil
6hsritte; orute aub
psbraulits Ramu,sH, Bapsra Dlaibinerts u. {. n.
metmorRs u. S1iserz 8Gmninie, ISsuerbeeroz ROfie,
Brighter u. I. ~;
2ktsn uteHiilieE, 2SafsrtI9ler uub Rcirgerct0reH
BOD unb 9els6isR uRb 1Ieparatursn aler Ar..
SaSusH>Sds Den Baltimore, uIS 0uts1Gx.
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ssr. 7OOH, Bsas Baltimore eftraae.
Sie 2sit Der Wnnoer lit nnd nid]t
nbrilbcr!

Iis s,gmerttant d eH db ma d. ne" lit oPne
Vebenbubler iie uerridtet Gle einCde1 nno Bancoz
4rbeiteu, tuddye rseno cine anoere VtGlGlne moot
pom Der einiien bis Bur erb Nen, io>ue fe au6 ein
lebr bItides &nopflotb mGbt. tShr UanltItea uho
Sdne Der 1T fs serabc bic re&ts ytaidns. eelbte
9ecingunssn. Ran fprctte Dor. ebe man enoersmo
fouft, in Dem 8iireau auf Der Iprsof=Gfe Der
p.riuotpu. uue Sarfffrase. (Des31. .3WteD
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95 VrO,ent bili9er, alS lrgen0 EN- aHcereS
@eiG1dit in her Stabt.
Eedeated Scarlet uonene llrterf!eteer
aeqen 3i1ermdtisnu5
Werino' 3 Dame M uHtertletoer
BON u1en beliebter SGtrltatsn,
IN srp,eut biaiaer, ais Der raemobnlidbeareis.
Gin eroBes aiiortiment Don
Weiietuiben uno 0nrtelH,
torp,s aub WtouiiensO Oanen'u aorletz
len, ettlmpier, Sunbituben.c.
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Lln5I SDerrl(
SHERIFF.

Wtatamora8 II. ytGrS. - 0epeIter
QuS Der Staot Dterto melOen, baB 8enera
Boriirio 0iaS gum Oberritter bon Ytrltt
crmaBlt moroen iii. Sm Sale clner Satan;
miro in Merito Der Sberrldter $raFOent bcl
MeDubllf.
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25 Grn,emt GrISart.

uuSsrs Runoeu erbalteu ben Sortbsil uuierer
aroseu 8aar=gtufdule.
sartprtsbt & 8arnsr's ,,
Neclicott-@ ompasHie
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Die senQtoripaEll in W5a11atbufettS.

9 I On, IT. Nt0ti. = 0L! SeH9I QGII'
beute bic srie abitimmung iber Die 6u be.
ictenbe Seuatoriteue folacnoe8 &eiultat:
BoutmcQ 10, 9awts Il, 2or,ng 9, Soar a
Stimmen. SIN 6auie erbielt SoutmeQ 10,
9arUss So, gOrtng 1G, Soar I, SantS 9
Stimmen.
8si Der sueitcn 2lbtimmuug i'm 6auic
erbitlt BoutmcQ 124 uno Danes 90 Stim-
men. Der Senat bate 4 Ibltimmungen.
8ei Der letten mar Danes porau8. 0a tetn
0teiultat er;let mur0e, 70 miro mOr9en Die
Gabl iOrtgelett pCrOen.
Die 9lu6dn9er pom Danes inO iebr boil.
nun9suoQ; e8 berritt jcoOd augemeu bic
QuTd)t, 0aB 8outlueu morgeu i'll Der eriten
gemeiuidaitliten Nbilimmung crmablt werz
Oeu miro.
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Ser 1interQan9 OeB Samplers
,Ndtrictan."

Gan 6ran3tScO, II. 0iGr5. - Prof.
0auioion miro Den duBeren0aeu unterlu6en,
UNI auSSuFnOen, 100 Oer0ampier ~ FotricIoH"
aufgeitoBen lit.
5n gos-AuselO8 bat Die YierOeieude i4r
Grdeiueu gcnladt.
Wtlt Spanuung iiebt man Ocm Reiultate
Ger beutc III Sacramento=@itp ItattftnoenoeH
Dtuuisipalmabl eatge9en.
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s.. Natne, Serausgeber.
Spe3tal : Moti3e,l.
SGlftanOrs
SWtlIUtV1s
esire Sninrance SfHcs.

SGltt,nors
yire Suiuranee Sfics.
SiihmeGs Scfe pan Sonth- uns E3atsrar.s
rsrRtat iortipdSrenc ss9en 8erlna ober S1aoen
burh 9rnnbunslld, iowob IN Der StooI wle i'm
aauos, ole artsn BON @sent5um. Bobu., SaosI, u.
G3aarenbauisr. S0rbessuter, aderbGuprooutte, Wss
bsln, Sausssrdlbi3aitsn. i'm Ban begrtifsns ODER I'M
Saien IN eGbuus befnollts Gabreuse II. !. 10.
Gas Guetorum bstsbt aus toi9eNoen 9errtn
YBm -. Sarriiou. Bldftoent;
SEQ. 81. Bi6srs, Y. D. Eapt,
SaDie o, GBiliou, x. 8sobt. Srnftne.
snRob penntnetsa, q. Nlortcn StcmGy..
SYnrcis 8, Ft!a, %. g. Retoegu.r,
Srrro Carroll, Gfoile porpit,
r. 9. SteuGtt, ", B. 92ois1,
SRrn. a. Brune, SsratI 90tea,
geo. {. SorrifoH.
applitattouss5orrluIarer rEo psislt " Nsstt@s abeS
Me E,isIItdit iprb in Der SiEcf, sabDsf=SSe DON
ScrtSI uH6 gSatsrfr.. srtbetlt poau5 aIeaattrase
SoiaTt ,1Iabiet rperceu. 8srF&eruHsen usrsel oui
{ra,no cine Grih caqsnommsn' Hel@s ssr ap9lttoui
runi9su mag. ,.,
(J1r.1 1,1S.1 B'' fsSOtUHIiHs Sskt'
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-06

PRODUCING AND REFINING.-Ks are pleas
ed 10 know tsat producers re becoming
ewars Of The fact that oil shoul be refined
where II is produced. An! srrsngsmsn.
which has been made or may hereafter be
made with refnsrs. csouot 10, loog. We
hope hte day 10 near at hand when several
extensive rein-riss will bs esctsd q, Pay
ker. Present appearances seen 10 foYesbsd :
ow such q slate Of affairs Th work canno'
be pushed too rapidly for to good of thi,
section and the prosperity ofthe oil bust
ness. [OinsD's JOurntl.
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OH NEws.-Ths we'll on the r1ter farm,
Owned By Ferlig, Baxter, aud sbeIs, is o.
bout down. and indications arsIbat it will
be good well. The company ave 20 acres
Leased, and II they obtain the sii that in
dica'ions wonid warrant them expecting
they will he very fortunate, to ~ tie least
Dog-tOwn Is being csnplsiy:: enclrclsd
with rigs. and dnring the comm season will
he centre OF operations, Of sns import.
auce.
The Howard we'll. Weller fan, has settle.
ed 10 daily production OF 80 Arrsis.
The Wing 4 BlAhsiee we'll, hex OF town
coumeueed pumping on Ns,iearS, and
will prove goOd, II che holds OF.
Pete.shrg Progress.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-06

RoBBERY.-About two o'clock this morn
ing, the drug store Of NJ. s. Simmons, %
Washington street, was broken into BY two
men, IL is supposed by their tracks, and
about eight hundred cigars, between So and
$l2 in money sod . lot Of fancy soaps stol-
en-; Ths thieves came in from the back
way. prisd open door on the side with Q
crow bsT, aad after once securing ~ en-
trance, 20 one being In the store, had full
swing. They evidently knew the location
pretty well, a. they might have secured "a
rioh booty had they 70 miodsd, there beinu
large stock Of gold pens and other valu.
sSles in the store. They were tracked io
acme distance but the trace was lost. It i
supposed they belong to q gang who hsv,
bsea hanging round the store Tor some Tim
past.
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aOur Splendid ChOmOs for
Every Subscrber.

Arrangements bave been made BY which
we can offer sysars. subseiptien to The
New York Christian at Yek and Elec.ic
weekly, with their four mguiaesnt Chro,
mos; "Good Morning." Carlo 10 AisI
chisf, "Spriug Flowers" and "Summsr
flOwsr',' together with suljournai for
A. the Chromos alone re worth frem
Slo 90 TO $l5.0e, and 80 the How York
publication 10 every way Eat class, u pre-
'sa'' an:uuusnsI opportunity to our sub.
'criosrs. The Chrouos ar made BY Prsng
and other celebrated artiss, and will he
forwarded promptly BY mail prepaid.
Should any subscriber desire oily the
two ar't named Chromos, they will 10 cen,
With the two publications for
Remit 10 the pablishei " this pspsy.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-06

The second strike away to the front was
msds.on the 25sh uIt., aud S. D. K.rus Is
The lucky man. TIE we'll is si,ustedtou the
Jamison farm, st Grsecs City, and is bat 9
lew rods distant from the Morrison weil.-
The sand was psustrated lees than foot
wbeu 1t commenced 10 flow st ths rate Of
z35 bsrrelG The Butler people, ~ usual,
are greatly excited over the striks.-[Oil,
mans Journal
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A Titusviiis corrsspoCdent vi !ne Pitts
burgh Commsrcial, writes as f,llpw ~ that
paper in regard 20 the oil question:
II is reported here Tonight that W. P.
Richardson, u rednsr OF your city, and one
OF tue m-moeIs ot the retinsrs' organization,
has purchased hvs thousand barrels OF crude
oil outside VI the prodnceis' agency. and in
vIol~l'0n Of the agreement between prodnc.
srs snd refners, p.ying therefor $337L,
aud 81 AZ pr barrel, or 81 TO lees ,hsu w.s
Npuiatsd in the oIder FROM the r.6usrs for
twO huudIed thousand barrels This al j..
nouncernsnt has created considerable ex-
ei.sment among ths producers, and the lac.
will probably bs urged ., the mass meeting
- ParksHs LandiSg Tomorrow as cuff
sieut reason tor terminating the agrsem~nt
The opponeuts Of tae combination sre gain
isy 10 Numbers, and the fact that oil ha,
commenced to move lin small quantities,
pursuant 10 tbs terms Of ths renorrs' order.
10 uo' accepted - auy evidence Of intended
good faith On the part Of the latter. II tn.
decision Of The meeting tomorrow bs advers.
10 kerping the faith with the refner., the
movement will undoubtedly fail. 90 witbou,
cooperation on ibe part OF. The Psrksr'l
Landing aud St. Petersburg districts, moth.
ing can be accomplished.
The Executive Committee Of the Produc.
srs' Council have appor:ionsd bali Of the re.
dners' order ~ follows: First, second. third
and fourth districts, 5O,0O0 bsrrsls; sixth,
$500 barrels; seventh, 1880 barrels; eighth
$500 barrels; ninth, 1000 barrels; tenth,
2,5O0 barrels; eleventh, $500 barrels
twelfth, 5000 barrels; thirteenth, $500 bar.
rels; fourteenth, 5000 barrels; fifteenth
5000 barrels; sixteenth, 10000 barrels
The remsiudsr o ths order Will be appor.
TONED on Monday.
Tue pledge required "of tse producer
reads ~ follows; "In consideration o
benefits received, We, tue undersigned, d,
s"veraily bind ourselves 10 sell bis oil ex.
slusivsiy through the Producers Assoc a,
lion
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Police.

A row o. . small scale occurred In front
Of tbs Rochester House, oo Saturday alter
noon, between . mao named Brsdsn, Q
Frsnklin constable, sod bis sun'in-iaw, who
resides near the Pssrson Farm. II appears
Brsdep's wife prefers to live With her son 10
law. [sn unhesrd OF instance sluost], and
accordingly LETT bis bed and boa'd. aud be
probably feeling sad and lonely, arrived Ia
town Saturday 10 search Of her. Meeting
the son 10 law on the street, Braden sccns-
I'd hin Of spiriting away The mother 10 law.
The son 10 law denied the soft impescsmen!
Hard words .nsnsd aud dnsliy the son 10
Law '.pas,rn" bis venerable father 10 law
siong sid" ,h- crsnium. Father 10 low re-
txiiated by bi-.king bis cane across 500 in
law . back. and afterwsrds causing bis ar
rest for Ss..nI, and battery.
A hesr,n. w,s had 10 the case before JUS
,ice R.youIl., which resulted in The son 10
law being held ~ appear at franklin 10
answer.
Whether the aged stranger succeeded 10
inducing bis wife, the mother 10 Law, 10 rs-
turn with bin to Franklin We did not
lsaro.
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0on Wednesday . man named VIM. Gayle,
while iutoxie.sed, got into q 6gas with
some foushs, names unknown, iu which
Csy'e got three Nabs from u knifs-ens in
tue neck one iu the forehead, cuttlpg the
temporal artery, and Que 10 the aim. He
got help before be bled 10 death aud will
probably recover. No one arrested 40 vet,
Petersburg Progress
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NOTES OF THE DAY.

Ksusas hss spent Si,oos,oo 10 school
heusss durios tbs year.
Tsxss rsilrosds are carrying emigrsuts
ct two and . half cents mile.
Garrett Smith 10 the last survivor Of the
signers Of Jrff Davis bail bosd.
Efforts ere bei,e made to revive the rails
log ofsilk worms 10 South Csrolies.
Soushody thinks that Father Time must
ibis year have traded bis seythe for On
"icssiskls."
A Buffalo wax work man bas worked
over the Duke OF Wellington into Henry
n. Stanley.
Sixty dollsrs per aanum 10 the subscrip-
tIon prios Of paper published at the South
African diamond fields.
A contest between hve panoaks eaters
took place at'Newton, N. j., recently. Tho
successful mpstitor demolished 63; and
bis nearest rival 60.
The city Of Cleveland. Ohio, has now
about $4,000, 900 at i,s command as the re/
suit Of 40 investmsnt Of $500 900 in the
stock Of rAiIrosds twenty years ago.
A whole generation Of grammar school
children are on the stage, aud ssms boys
nearly fitted fer college, to whom 30 Amsri-
can coin il about As CREATE curiosity - an
English sovereign.
A rural paper. 10 40 obituary notice Of
Forrest, says: "Sbe was never equslled 10
her time by any terpsicb orean artist, though
BOuisuti rnd Betty Rigi were formidsbIe
rivals 10 be: later years.
The jailor st Peoria. H., while going bis
rounds recently, was locked into one Of tue
cells BY bis SOD, aud only released by PROM
ia ing to give his young hofsful" ,hres do.
.srs IS y Christmas gift
! Samuel Marsh, who died rec autly at the
As,or Hou.e, New York. worth 81, ,ooO, 900,
and in bis Ssh year, was the last wealthy
bachelors club .! that hoteI, which at tbs
close OF the war Numbered fifteen.
"You see that Tbnrlow iKstd has given
up smoking, my son," remarked . geu,le-
man 10 bis 500. "WslI, mean to 10 the
same" replied hopeful, 'when reach his
sge," The boy bad read The newspaper.
A French woman once said .hs. she never
loved auytsiog. "You loved your chii-
dreo," suggested q friend. "Wb.a they
were little" she replied. "And you love
diamonds'" when they ars large"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-06
After the Full.

1t don't follow OF course that Gtes the
present decline 10 the rrles OF crude
pstrolsum that there will be On Immediate
aud regular rise, after tho nsnnsf ei IN
ossiIla,lng pendulum. II is doubtful whstl-
srithe bottom prcs Of crude has yet bern
reached. II badly sssms 90. Just 80 bng
~ the renuers c.n besr sbs market they
will do It. Thy are In no danger Of In
mediate bankruptcy There 10 no reason
for them 10 bs greatly alarmed at the pros
pect OF . still further decline in The price Of
| crude. What b all tbst TO tbemi Some
I body ia goiug u msksa splendid fortune
out OF ths disrss snd pockets oftbs pre-
ducsrs, and they migut as we'll bs the ones
as have is all disiributsd up 10 unappreci-
able amounts among consumers This
doubtless the way tbey reason, and 90 long
% we eau help ,nrselvss, 1t don't matter to
US what party Il is thA, g.s rict off our
calamity.
But after this fall 10 high pried crsde
VIZ think that thy VII market Will be more
regular, production will bs less excessive
aud the whole business will lose . great
degree lie character 10 gambling nd spscu
l.tion which 10 the cause of our toube.-.
OIL will probably not toach ae dolla's
again. The discovery Of crudsin other
places vii, BE- check on the ionopsist
tendency OF re6ners and also supiy foreign
markets. Ii prices rise here Gond the
point at which they can purchssin other
places. they will leave PsDnsyania for
otuer markets. When there wsa prospect
OF tn. cotton snpply fer Enslsnd being cut
Of by the war, John Bull was mis to say.
There. bis cotton hin H;ngy, Peru and
Assam.
Guyaquii and Janaics, Canh, Sari-
uan."
..He cou make . living withouthe United
States, and 40 coo icu world got along
without PsnLss lvsDia oil. The 10 pstio.
leum abnndaatly found iu Alsse Ecuador
and Aiabsms already, aud siuce OH Creek
oil ran to waste for many yssrs After peo-
pie kuew 1t, 30 Is is probable tbs petroleum
will be discovered 10 other looaiies. This
will regulate the whole busiD's and bs
better Tor oil psrtiea There isno rssfan
why an oil producer should becus snddsu'
y wealthy any more than . col minor or
dry goods dealer. When the psent crisi.
10 over, though it ruin half the producerp.
production will come more uner regular
management and this costly experiences
will nave some good resu!..lOi! City
Telegraph.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-06

NJ. P. Burns, longs resident Of Rouse
vile, has removed to this place and taken
Charge OF the boot aud shoe stora Of Mrs.
Msgrauc, and will hereafter conduct The
business Tor her. Ars. Magrsns wishes us
to inform the public !hst she 10 now prepsr.
Cd to execute custom work 10 all it's brauct
es. We do not hesitate to say Il will b,
wstl done, - Mr.. Barus 10 . arst class work
man in evesS respect
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-06

The Tiiusvills Herald Of this morning, 10
Q long article, accuses William hssson,
President Of The Producers Association, and
Willism Parker, Q member Of the Executive
Committee Of the CouociI, OF being trail
tors TO the producers. Itssys:
What Captain Haseon might say or do %
. private Individual, would not necessarily
have the slightest effect spon the producers
or upon the market, but what he. says and
does as the President of the Prodncrrs As
sociation hes mos powerful influence in
either direction. Az . monied epeculstor,
it 10 believed that bis intefest was in dis/
metricsi opposition to the success Of auy
movement which would bring bigh priced
oil. l, 10 specifically charged that for the
sake Of purchasing cheap oil and hsidiog i.
for rise II Was the interest OF himself snd
friends to SOW the seeds of discord and fac
tion in the ranks OF the producers aod dis
solve the whole organization again into
chaos In this be has been greatly aided by
Nj. William Parker, representative from
Psrkei's Landing, who has left no stone un-
turned to throw discredit upon the Produ:
esr's Association. and hss bssu warm sd-
vocate Of letting things 60 10 the bottom.
Tbe Oil City Derrick ssys: 1t 10 asserted
that there Is . ring OF tank owners and
speculators who wibh 10 break the market I
and stock up With low priced oil. 10 this
couu sosion ths conduct Of Parker, Tboup-
son & Co. 10 bearing the market 10 unfs-
verably eoumsntsd 90. TIE more fprcibly
because he senior Of th firm [ WIN Parker !
10 member Of the Producers Council aud
wss one Of The Coumitns who wsat to New
York and uesotissed the treaty With ,hs
rs6ners. HIS 'goisg back ou" bis own
oleasioous child 10 severely commented on
The Ti.usvi,ls Courier cougrslula.es the
producers thst the movement 10 gaining
ground.
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All Read that Run-Pries
Reduced.

Discount to cash customers
thankful for past favols, and IN.
der the stringency oftbe money
market, knowing that we can
buy cheap for cash, We prefer to
give to our 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 we'll as our own. Call and
see us and we will give you
prices that will defy compeli-
ton. Our motto is live and
let live.
MEASE T. ARMSTRONG
All those that are indebted
to US for 80 days are request
ed to call and settle by the
10th Of Jan. 1872.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-06

The Clarion Republican says: Wbiskey
did 1t; few weeks ago young man was
run over on the A'V. r. R., near wes,
Monterey, in this county. The train wa,
stopped and be was picked up and found 10
bs seriously Injured. He also had q luz o,
whiskey in his hand when first seen and
bottle 10 bis pocket. He died from the A.,
feet Of bis injuriea
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-06

A st Louis geailenan ~ Ioom at .
Chicago boarding house 'scssly, and Nas
aroused early the following Forming by the
sAa"bsrmsid, who rsmarke, that, - Il
was near time to-set Tbs hsskisst table,
and would hsve to troubls,im for the top
sheet.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-06

The ice gorge which broke here on Stature
day acknowledged again At Coluu.,s
Farm, where the Ice 10 piled up in huge
mssses. A new channel b - been formed
aud the Ice covers portion Of the. aa,a.-
When the up creek Ice Gomez down ther,
vim undoubtedly be sons tai, smashing up
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-06

Sons OF the nobility ore allowed ITO wear
gold tasssls to THAR squsrs',oppsd "Mor,on
boards' eaps, but II 10 stated that Prince
LsoPold' VITO has just sn'srsa Oxford, -dis,
dssas y sss THE privilege. and wsars 4.
o'sst sllk tasss', like . eomnoser.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-06

The Psrkei6 Landing Transcript is dead.
Third edition Of the Uil City Register hos
thus departed this Iifs, and the prospec. Of
our ysttiugtsas e275 back rem. grows thin.
ueE. W. X Johrs was the editor, &c
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-06

The Producers Agency ss this point are
busiiy engaged 10 filling the allotment made
to this District. About $500 barrels on. Of
the 8, 500 allotted hss already besn shipped
BY xr. Howe the agent.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-06
For sale

For sale
lS0 900 to 20. 600 feet Of SECONDHAND
TUBING, at from Is 10 IS cts. Der foot,
The Tubing 10 in arst slass order and ali
ready nttvd.
April Is. H. II. II. WARNEl
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-06

Memorial Services on the death OF Viii.
bur y. Rice and wife, victims of the Pros.
pect disaster, were bsid at Titusville, yes,
tsrday.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-06

Stokes, the murderer of Fisk, has beef
found guilty OF murder IN the fi,st degree.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-06

Why don's some ose start . petition te
havsShs Boyd Farm brijge made Tree,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-06

A Vigilance CommitIes 10 bsiug orgsni,
Esd ct Lswrencsburg.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-06

Vne ne" bridge at Tones . IL ss lsusth
opeu for travel.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-06

Highway robbers are said to ss operating
near East Brady.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-06

For Sale.

NJ SICK aud 61tUres ne new foe ssle
spG ~ building lot ssis VI reot.
J. " BaAffY.
Petseles1 Ce06s, Dso. -. 1874. II
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-06

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at II o'clock A. NJ. and 7
o'cleck r. n, BY the Pastor, W. @. BuRcH.
ARD. Sabbath School Of l2H, directly
after forenoon service.
Prsyer Meeting and Sabbath School
Teachers Nee!ing Tuesday evenings Of
sssb week.