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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03

SEwTN0 ScHooL.-Iu our columns will be found
. notice Of the reOpsnlng Of the ChildreR's Sewing
School. This school Il doing aquist aRd ozcslleut
work, tsaiaiag ths Itto girls in habits Of neatual
ahdiGiIiHsnce. teaching them to make and mend
their own clothsss and to take a pleasure and
prids in the use Of their needles. Let our little
girls by ali means attend the school
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03

In EBgland there are S57 persons with
anhUaI incomes between $4,000 and $780,
900, and only SO persons Who have larger in
comes.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03

Very small Amappts q November gold intetest
are being paid at New Y0Fk, ~ acne ct all here,
ss SsS aSH slT.c,;oSs 10 nav TSS'e W.
are getting per cent In gold on loans 70 the
GOverp1lhA ~ hpkM akepNal thing care 10
change them.
Hobby b kOlG y real8 II
Baruum sent 600 70 suffering Shreveport. 4
George Francis TsAid 1T tegeny ~ ehe e'apans;
oAl mpluroy XIV
1Thraa Of fSg. I.aniis citizens are worth Qgsl
SO 300 900, aba esFsA hAvs mere iAa9 81
600 eco. lsefis iaz1sE - .rrR1-c 49,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03
NOTICE.

T JACOB HAUSER, do hereby give notice that
IL I shall apply 70 the Judges Of the Court ci
General Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery OF
the State OF Delaware, in and for the County OF
New Castle,at the November Term. A. u. 1873. for
a License to keep a Tavern at No. 80 Orange St,
Wilmington. Del, called Third Ward Precinct
HoWss,'s and tAO following freshOlders reaommend
the saiA application, % wit:
Robert Taylor. Charles Sehmith.
Andrew Wnhelmn, James Clark,
Daniel MeElWee. II. =. fmegan, Jr,
Conrad Keller. 4. Biekta,
deOrge Finek, Patrick Monaghan
Jacob HOmel, Ihos. h. sharp,
Herbert Lange, Eranels draham'
Emmor JefeTis Francis Bckta,
n T., Rice Micheal MegaTy.
lanes Murray IT, Rehfuss,
John Bader, samuel h cloud,
| Geo N Fllinger John SOTeth
1 oct2-3t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03
NOTICE.
NOTICE

= ROBERT STRICKLAND. do hereby GiSo nSoes
= 1.aSersl Sessions Of the Peace and JAn Delivery
~ ne State of Delaware. il and IoE ne Coany St
New Castle. AZ tbs NeyeAe9I Tern q VSsT;. ~ a. ~
NsGark. Del, in S0hOol District Ne, W and the
SIloSins ifSShOldeFs rSeomAena The sAA4 npelloa-
: ri p;.I.v Wm. d, HerdmAn,
g. NJ SiSsiss David NQbeF.
= ID If-sf Wn p. Beoaon,
T-f' hfsVSSi David g. Furry,
iihhssst hi iS1is Geo. MeCalioughs
nsnl. Wilson, I. UAttlAAVVus ..sa So
Wn. H0meWOo4 '0N'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03
WO1n

T WM. .N0a1RLEY. a. Its .si,Ep l1',,s,
Of 9enaRal SaalielI Of the Peace and jail Deliver
Of the State OF Delaware. In and fr the Oolutg 0f
New Castle. at the November Tern. A. y. lua. lar
License 70 keep Tavern called the SILVER 0reEas
House." No. sos Church street, Wflminatons Dol.y
and the following ffeshOlds1 recommend the said
ann1ieaff0n IN Wit
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03
NOTICES.

ATOTIGE.-A night school undsr the d. .rectiOn OF
IN the Board of Public Education, viii be open
cd In the basement of the Wilmington Institute.
CsntFance on ShiPley street,l on MOnday evening,
October 6th, lS73 ut o'clock. -,-,r,-.
ANTHONY HIGGINS,
CHARLES BAIRD.
SOet3-3t Committee.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
= GEORGE NJ. BACON, do hereby give notice
/ = shat phall apply to the Judges OF the Court
Of Seneral Sessions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery
Of the State Of Delaware IN and for the county oL
Me- CaStle At the November Term. A. d. 1913. for
a Incense to keep an Inn or Tavern At No.6 west
Tbird street. Wilmington, Del, and the tOllOWtnB
esaha aliSrS end the said application. to witt
nsv;S IreInn. Jalius GuntheF.
11op q PerEinS Thomas johnson.
ps1Tiek IallV Philip g. Plunkatt,
Tsnaa c5Donneu JOAN Duncan,
AitrSi Walton. Thomas Simpson,
RsInh MeCaU John FilibiR.
Tohr N Iaa James Kelley,
FsSneis KsIley john W. Lynch.
Thomas II Bsnnatt Patrick Holland.
1oSanh Font John RetheFstOn.
p.@nE Timmarman his
80 wen Patrick n Cusiek.
John AhfOns. nsrA; ur.,,..
Oetl Ste NIfNE9S-JAmes henSl.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03

r FRANCIS BICKTA. do hereby ne notice
1S that / shall apply TO the judges . Court
OF General Sessions Of the Peace and Delivery
Of the State Of Delaware, in and for q Wounty Of
New Castle. at the November Tsrms A. D.. 1873 for
License to keep 4 Tavern at the 5. +. corner OF
Fifth and Adams streets. WILMINGTON. Del. and the
following ireehOlders recommend the said aDplisa-
tiOn. to wit:
James Clark, Andrew Wilhelm,
a. Rehfuss John Aspin,
james McLanan, Matthew MalOnsy.
Conrad X eler. Patrick Murray.
Jacob HAuseT, Robert Taylor,
John Bader. Michael Megary.
Patrick Monaghan. keonhard IA. II AmanB.
A ]. AaA aWu1. LharlaA S0hnAth,
ChriseiaR Wttmire gN4H 89ENtA,
Charles Mullin Wiiliam Baxter,
Timothy NeSWiney Daniel MeElWea
ueOrge Miller Lewis c. Cummings
Octl-S
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
n John JOYCE. de hereby aive notice thai
Il shall apply to the judges Of the Court o.
0S1sral Sssasons o the Peace and Jail Delivery
az the State Of Delaware in and for thO County o.
Ns1 CsStlo, at the NOVsm Der Term. A. y, lS!4 toS
L9sass e We IsSI:. ssST: iIs !, Ne. Ne H ksS
hoiSs1a rSeom mend the Said aDPlisAtion. TO Wit:
ia II. y. IaeQuOt,
n.v;d = MCCuuin. F.B. LapSiFO.
wrw-flSsn MeCullln, Dan u D0nshOrty.
August TOnWogOSs mAIks =, N r.
IoS1 PShF@1baek, MichAal CCttinEhAm;
Il TcAS MclslaNoYtV phikip kos8.
l pS1,;ek OSDoHn0il Daniel RagAn,
fsS. TahonH AlaxAnAaP kOoOWn
/ gS1sS RrSdy- francig MeM0AAslo.
IoAn els ~ w.,sA JSnss v. NsilistSr.
.S,S John MeklWOa,
w,.-P1vurd r MOony, ]. A. kRau4Po.
Alex. ], HArt0. Ine@AA D AA'0n. - A.
h. B. Albert 49,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03

T J0HN CALHOUN. o. hssshv eaEs u1sies
IL that shall apply 70 the Judges Ol the Court
Of GeneFal Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery
Of the State Of Delaware in and for the county Of
New Casile, at the November Term A. D: 1873, for
license to keep Tavern at No. 80 Spruce street,
Wilmington. Del, and the following fFeeh0ldsTs
commend the said application, to Wit:
samuel SaysFs, Timothy MsGinly.
John Me0Onigal. Michael Campbell.
John Morrow, William Russell,
2. =. Meyers. Andrew MeMSaRmen
Thos. B, Eaton, Francis Kelly,
Michael ho0nsn, John NeGulty,
Joseph Hayes, Joseph LandtheFler,
John MeClaR0rty Xggier y. JaeqaoI,
Peter AAnniOn. JsB. LapairO,
Thomas Murtha, John Flanagan,
Patrick seully. dOorge 7. Keller.
Patrick y oToole, Henry y Morrow,
| mark, mark.
| WTTSEss-ElWard Seully W IrXEss-Jamss Stewart.
| Oct2-3t~
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-09

Our Plumer correspondent sends The fol-
lowing items:
Business 10 lively here.
FroG Boyntoas singing class met last
night. Their me.odious voices are becom>
log 90 thoroughly cultivated tba. they can
now execute . most beautiful chord tomc,
thing like . cross between the scussl Of ra 8
snc mice. At the conclusion Of the ssiug''
Rev. Robertson made short speech, the
subject matter of which was-"Sbsll we
keep closed doors hereafter" He though,
II would bs best 90 the class were prspar1
log to give concert, and If spectators were
allowed entrance they would not be likely
to attend the concert, and II outs lders mus,
b admitted be would be 10 favor OF max
log them pay 40 adm issiou fee OF twenty
avs cents. The question was put before
the c!ass and vo'ed sfirmstivsIy on. The
school tasn adjourned to meet with closed
deoss ca Wednesday evening next.
40 tho audience was leaving your corres/
pocdsnt overheard the following colloquy:
Gsntlssesn-"XIss NJ, do you like oh ick-
snP
Lsdy-'"Ya., OR, 1 do."
Gsn.,a~an-"Wili you take q wing?'
Lady--"If you please" aud tbey started
on 90 happr % two cIsms apparently.
Tbs Tnisd Ward Eouss has been closed
fer several dl.y, on account o: a scarcity Of
fuel.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-09

JEWISH FEsTlvAL.-Last Monday COM
menced the Jewish festival OF '.Succotb," !"
or feast of tabarnacles, and it will continue
eight days. THIS is the harvest feast of the
Jews, and this is a season of rAjoic ing and
thanksgiving for the sbundent crops vouch-
sa!ed to the country by the Almighty. Al.
though most important epoch In the cal
endar the observance of this festival is not
generally, being confirmed almost entirely
to the orthodox portion of the Jewish conn
munity.
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Gold at | p. m. 1l09M

A prizs fight took place last night, about
ten O'Clock, st the upper end of Washing
ton street, between two Amazous, as to
which was the champion s'snutf RUBBER
They bad two rounds, 10 which Irish Kit
Knocked Net Wallace clean on. OF time
The language used on this disgraceful oc<
csiion was enough to paralyze . billings.
gate fish womao. Irish Kit won The event
but It was we'll contested fight, both being
ably seconded BY two creatures who pass for
men simply because they are dressed in
male apparel, one Eddie Greese doing the
loblolIy part for Kit, while bad article OF
Pepper done the honors for Wallace.
"Hooor and fame from no condition rise,
ACT we'll your part. there all the honor lies"
However, there was small amount of honor
attached 10 the part taken by these men.
This was the most disgraceful row we
hsve b. a called upor 10 notice for some
time, and we think it worthy the notice OF
Chief Constable Burgess, and as the seconds
we're the most to blame, and have the most
to lose, tboy should be the first called upon
By the strong arm Of the law.
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Fatal Accident at UniOn..A
Man Falls go Feot and is
Killed.

A correspondent Of the Cory Blade. writ
Ing from Union under the date of the Sth.
says: Yesterday afternoon thu, people of
Union City who were looking towards the
new Presbyterian Church, saw the staging
give way and man precipitated from It,
dropping through the air. The alarm was
immediatelygiveu, and;tbe people ran quick
ly TO The spot where they fouod the mang-
led corpse of Hugh Middleton a workman
Mr.. Middleton was working on the tower
OF the new brick church, when the staging
gave way, precipi;ating him to the
ground distance OF sixty feet, Immediately
killing him.
There were two other men on the staging
but they managed by SONS prov vidential luck
to cling to the tower, and retained their
position until they we're rescued.
During this time the excitement was most
intense; and nearly every one was doing
sl in his power 10 relieve those in their
perilous condition.
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A Femme Oh Masculine Fash =
ions.

An editor who has been victinizsd says:
We shall engage another woman TO re-
port gentiemen's fashions for this paper
We might have known that she would ig-
ANONYMOUSLY fail; but she said that gentle,
men reported ladies', and che could not see
why woman should not write up The mascuz
line modes. We cou ldn'. see, either, so we
gave her carte blanche TO go ahead. And
such fashion article! Here ls specimen
OF the ridiculous stuff. A recbeIcbe spring
overcoat for pr0tu enGds has pretty ribbed
stripes, with three ruiiles on the tail, fes-
Iooued with tasseIs, single breasted collar
and rolling flaps on the pannier. A lovely
dress coat has three buttons and pockets in
the rear, box pleated on the lips, three ply
supnre lace on the extreme narrative.
gored in bunch, and cut boufflut. Vests
button up 10 front, same az last year, aud
have pockets with imperial polunsise up
the back and oxydized buttons in doublc
rows on the collar, with the fronts. The
skirt is cut tight at the knee, and open in
'front.' and rear, as may bev preferred, with
psrca|e bosom, trimmed passe me1tr!e-fonr
rows of Magenta braid, around the skirt,
with hood to match. Much depends on tne
pantaloons. A genilemun's dres, is very
incomplete without trousers Thrse are of
some subdued color 10 London smoke, and
should harmonize with tho neck tichu.-
They are cut bias n bvth legs, with deep
trills over the instep. The waist is garnish-
ed with broad band of batiste, ecru fac/
lngs and battons to match; the. But that
is enough. Any one but Sandwich Isi
ander will see at a glance that I bese fasbj
ons are irightfully mixed. Who ever
heard of trousers being cut bias in the legs,
deep lrlls falling over the inslep, with IL
broad band of batiste--w batever that NAV
be-and ecrue facings and things? Rather
than wear panlaloons built that way, we
would go without, and encase our limbs in
Two sections oi stove pipe.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-09
HFAY FEVER.n

About this time look out for shay fever,
spea ,h fever" and other forms OF summer
catsrrh, which is more common in England
thau in this country, but which afliict con-
siderable numbers here also from midsumi
msr along through the month OF August
The part attacked by the dlsense is the viz
cinity OF the upper air passages OF Tue nos
trils, which become inilamed, secretlng
thin, Irritating fluid. This is accompanied
by q sneezing headache, fever and prostrN
iion, all of them being more or less violent,
according TO the patient. Sometimes sever
al weeks eiapse before the snlsfer gets rid
OF the malady, occasionally its Influence s
felt until cold weather sets in. In England
the disease is supposed to be caused in
some way by an eillivum produced
by "vbriones," as micropcal examin/
alton OF the huid discharged from the nos
trls Of a person suffering from the dh ease
detected the presence of minute intusoriai
animalcue OF that description, The gem
tleman who claims to have N ade this discov
shay fever" for twenty years, bnt ia now
entirely relieved from the malady His
cure is to get saturated solution OF suk
pbnte ofquinine in water, in the proportion
OF one part OF quiuine to seven hundred and
forty of water, lie down upon his back, dip
a small camel's hair brush into the so luton,
apply the brush to the inside of the nOstrils.
moving the head about gently go az TO make
sure that the fluid reaches ali parts of the
ncstriIs until it is felt in the throat. He
describes the relief as Immediate, and says
,nat three applications day when threat
eDed by return of the disease, is sufficient
TO prevent return. n.-PhiladeIphia Ledger.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-09

The Advertiser aud Sentinel Of Petrolia
Canada, suggests the following scheme Tor
testing new oil territory:
Let company of oil operators be formed
who will agree to sink at least half dozen
wells, say !, 200 feet, with the understanding
that each run his individual risk until tue
usual depth is attained, and after that the
compsny's funds to do the balance. If any
member of the concern shorld get good
well at the last mentioned depth be should
retain the privilege for repaying, after q
fair test, the funds advanced, bu. still be
liable for his share of the expense attending
the sinking Of the numt,r of wells agreed
upon. or course IL oil were secured at the
usual depth, no arrangement should be
made compelling the operator to 60 deeper.
and 10 case Of dry hole (uuless the owner
felt otherwise) should the sompany be re-
quired 10 put the well deeper. If twenty
operators would join in such contract the
loss, even il the whole half dozen wells were
dry, would be but small to each.
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Girl Wante
To do general housework. Iuoui,
don's Hardware store.

TO THE CITIZENS OF PHNNsYLv y
Your attention is Specially invited to ,b
the National Banks are now prepared
subscriptions to the Capital Stock Of the
al Board OF Finance. The fund, re,,
this source are to be emplo, ed in the q
the building for the International E1hibI
the expenses connected with the same.
fidently believed that the keystone ssts
represented by the name of every ctizc
patriotic commemoration Of the one huud
day of the notion. The shares of stock n
for $40 each, and subscribers will r.ceN
somely steel engraved Certificate Of Stock
for framing and preservation as a natlonal ,
81.
Interest at the rate of.six per cen. NJ
will be paid on all payments Of Centcn,I|
from date ofpa, ,menI to January 1. ls,s
Subscribers who are not near Na,u1
can remit check or postofiice order to o
signed.
FREDK. FRALEy, It'd
90t Walnut st., pni1
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DER BABY.

So help me gracious, efery day,
laugh me.vild TO saw der way
Ny shmall young baby tries 70 hlay
Dot funny leetIe baby.
When look of dhem leet.s toes,
Uod saw dot funny leetle nose.
Und heard der way dot rooster crows,
shmile like vas Crazy.
Uod when I heard der real nice wy
Diem boobies to my wife obey say,
"More like his fader. aiery day."
I vas so broud like blszes.
Sometimes dhero cooms Q leetle
schqvail,
Dots when der windy Wind will crawl
Richd in It's little shdomsck schmsll-
Dots too bad for der baby.
Dot makes him sing at night 90
scbveet,
Und gorrybsrrIc be musd eat,
Und l must chumb slibry on my ieet,
To help dot lsetls baby.
He bulls my nose, uud kicks my hair,
UDd crawls ne ofer everywhere,
Und shlobbers me.-but vot carel
Dot vas my shmall young baby
Around my bead dot ieetle arm
Vas schquozIu me 90 nice uud warm
On! may dhere nefer COON some harm
---- To dot shmsli lsetis baby.
dot VAS me himself. MARI QuENCHER.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-09

Constable Hn.gess was called upon the
latter part o! laot vesk to ps,:orr, q rather
melancholy service, 10 tho conveying Of q
man named John Lansat., o -esitsn: Of
Shahs' farm, to Q private a,ylu,a for the in-
sane ct Cauaada:Jus, Nsv York. sir. =,
had been iasanc &c. cver .wo ye,sJ Su, !.
was s.rsyc ois nil: typ, rat,l 1ecepuy,
whsn the Court s,poia,ed D corp.7,icp
to s~H.inc tie 'ssss vto .dJudged ,aa. 40
should b, coulcsd. Ts has 7i.e aae
family ct She fer.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-09

A question of interest to oil dealers ia
now before the Cincinnati courts. The
Marietta R. R which had shipped large
quantity ofpstroleum, stored It IL. viola, ion
OF Jaw The petroleum took fire and burn.
cd 30 adjacent lumber yard. The owners
ol the lumber bring suit against The cl,y of
Cincinnati, CO he round that sn illes.,
had been passvsly or ossleS.faiy permitted
b- the authorities. Oil JouYpsl
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-09

Messrs. Coutant IL Webster, of Ti,usyilie,
have obtained grant from the government
OF Ecuador, South Auerics giving them the
right to develop the oil territory of the Can
ton and st. Helena. This is old Territory,
In which oil has been obtained for mapy
years by digging pits. The firm are already
making preparations for sinking wells. Mr.
Richard Linn, formerly editor of the Pe,I
roleuu Monthly, and a practical producer
Will probably have charge OF the undertake
ing. II the wells prove successful, refine II
les will also be started. Nat. OIL Journal
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How lie Lost the Opportunity

A nsriui'hlnt to many young men may be
derived from this little story which the
Springfield (Mass.) Uoiou prints: mot
long ago ayoung man Of this city had mos,
favorable opportunity to enter Q business
house in this State. at large Increase over
his preset salary, with prospect Of soon
getting place 10 the firm. His recsmmsn.
dations were fret class, and the officers Of
the iustiintien were decidedly plesssd With
his appearance. They, however, made him
no proposals, nor did they state their fsvou
able Impressions. A gentleman of this city
was requested to ascertain where the young
man spent his evenings, and what class of
young men were bis associates. 1t was
found that be spent several nighis Of the
week In billiard room on Main street, and
sunday afternoon drove hired spso into
the country with three other young men,
He is wondering why be didot hear from
the house cohcerniDS that coveted posi-
tion."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-09

breakman on the Atlantic & Great
Western road bad bis fright hand crushed
between the cars, at Cory, on Tuesday
night last. The first and second fingers
and portion of his haud, were amputa-
3D.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-09

On Friday evening next, Oc,. n
Benami, the world renowned ven,
and magician, will give one en,e,,
at Sobel's Opera House. The ma }
will consist Of teats Of magic. VENT
&c. The Signor is said to bs bsb
in bis specialties. Give him full
OctS,2t.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-09
Dl. GARVlN'S ELIXIR Ql'

Il recommended by regular Medca pn7
and a spet dy cure guaranteed Tor Cod,|
Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis, Splitting n
sumption. and all Pulmonary Complaints,
Erysipslas, Dyspepsia. and Gou, b .e' q
era.inOrbus, Cholera and all liv and I'd
plants. Kidney diseases ami all sif,ciidl
Orinal Organs perfectly harmless-free6
eral or Alcoholic properties-p pleasant to
never known to fail-Price sl.0O per botd
particu ars with medical testimony al
Gates sent on application. Address ]
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-09

on sudden, economical sentiments have
become the fashion. With one consent
people have returned to preaching, and ex-
hor'lng and enjoining ecouomy. There l..
universal reproba'ion Of the sx,ravssancs
Of the age.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-09

The famous "Little Church around the
Corner"at New York has become so popular
that it lie to be enlarged and rebuilt, and
will soon be one of the largest and most
highly ornamental in the metropolis
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-09

An orphan under age, married
male guardian 10 Illinois the otbs.
vas compelled to get her written !.
his marriage before the weddinv !
place.
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Personal.

Hon. Isaac NJ. Sowers, Mayor ofOil City,
was in town yesterday. M. Sowsrs 10 The
Democratic candidate for Treasurer Of ve1
mango county, and although there 10 heavy
Republican majority 10 that county, the
prospect 4. lair that be will be elected. Mr..
Sewers is a msu Of strict integrity and great
ability. He ls thoroughly competeut 10 HIi
the o.iica, and II elected will discharge bis
official duties 10 An efficient and honest
manner. As chief magistrate Of our sister
city ne has won the confidence aod respect
Of al classes At the outbreak Of the re/
bellon Mr. Sewers was . student st Law 10
all office iu Pittsburgh. He threw asid q
the law books aud entered tho service Of lie
country as a private soldier. He was proI
moted Tor his bravery aud fsilhiulnses, and
served during the entire war, participating
in all The important engagements Tough. 10
Virginia. Maryland and Pennsylvania. He
is deserving we'll ct the heads OF the peop 10
OF Venango county irrespective Of party,
aud we shall bs very much mistaken, II We
do not have the pleasure OF recording bis
election on Tnesdsy night next. Sucn men
as Mr. Sewers are emioentIy deserving of
the coofd-nce Of the people.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-09

Brigham young was reelected President
OF the church OF Latter Day Saints aud all
that sort o. thing without opposition.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-09

An indianapolis editor is responsible foI
this: "a young.iady in Indiana sought to
demo!ish en- unfs'lbfu lover BY publishing
some verses Nddrosssd to him In which after
p:ophesr'rg asr imwedots dissolution she
said, 'Cone gaze upon my dGst !e, one -
Pnt .he ocmPosiilr spelled dust wilhla b. y
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-09
Another SpOuter.
PARKERs, Oct. 9 1873.

PARKERs, Oct. 9 1878.
Hope Oil Company struck a we'll near
the old Trcutman well Modoc, at 2 o'c lock
to-day. II commenced by spoutng at the
rate of 1000 barrels.