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New-York tribune., 1873-02-25
7PBR CENT / GOLD BONDS

Cps and al Investors are inviio TO examine merits Of The
Bonds issued Jy tie INDIAEAPoLIS BLOOMINGTON AND WEST
BN RAILWAY COMPANY and scared by First Mortgage on its
Extension Line 2l7 this work, 100 miles from
Champaigu TO Havana. on Illinois River complctcd
and trains will run that section in the second
Jnnunry TIE remaining dauec Of e miles to keokuk
Mississippi with the branch Of % miles to Decatur now grader
and track partly down. will be finished In ample time for
the business of 1873 The character Of soil Increasing prodac
lions an wide belt country batary this part tie n assure
ior It large remuneraiiye business
The road from Ianapos 22 miles has been operation
little more than two yea and bss estabie success Its
ings have steadily increased giving in 1872 nn in-
crease OF 1895, 900 over 1871. Net receipts from
this part line alone than sufficient 10
respond punctually 10 interest all Bonds made si IS
by Company 1t rarely that this en be sad oi any rl
road during negotiation Of is securities
The entire has e support OF popuous eroelns
rc and productive region passes through and con-
meets important towns ana Cities and crosses immense ue
pos good al o. which insure local business of great
agnitude. Is Wcem sud HoWos'eru connections 'lo
sianay under CONTROL with prominent inteTsecng roads vi"
furnish large through r The managers sppreie the necessity Of
unusually large equ meni End providing FOR 1t as pd' as po
This with new elevator tcom uner construction erpe sly
for this read Indianapolis viii greatly Increase It's feh,a ana
enable IL take large onored business "heh IL "n'
been obi gcd 10 decline.
Particular attention a,d 10 The unusual strength OF these Bonds
which arc liability Of entire Co1oOa owing line Of 40
miles and are also completely eurel by frt and only mortgage On
the extension ice 800 miles are complctea sh
90 gratcd
With tho certainty that Government rates Of nteres. win short
largely reduced bolers Of 52 viii end advantageous to
realize at present high prices and Goais which
recommend as possessing ample security for all nvestcr A ~ invest
neut they cannot ail to prove largely remuneTaiive
The Bonds are seven per ro @ eoh convertible into
stock at par option ohe hoe and be registered With
out charge Price, 80 interest euele Coupons
January and July L. free Of tax.
All negotiable received 10 exchange at best market rates
Full particulars furnished on application.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25

- MI 50 b.v. Corn Meal 100 Oatmeal t bales Hons,
ee gS.s ao halo, 64l sides Leather 20 halcs Moss 9S
10 hhl ~
ess sss p,rS las tca Sg pkg on Cake Fok
bo - Fesf ny Meats 6j pkgt Land tV kess ir
lVs Snn 0s5 pkes Batter 10Y pkgS Cheese 4B pkfs Tai
pSoSS m d ogs o esh Peanuts. Y pkss iecan rs pet'
RIse hoycs starcb 52S h1f t"oace'' f0 o'As 49, '
- ~. WHISKY 81 bales Wool
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25
Dipioeno Notltes.

OFFICE or MoSrCLuR RAILROAD CONrAST
No. % Nasal hRg-YOKK CITr
T'IlE COUPONS and registered interest on
Il the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS or THE M0NTCLAia RAIL
ROAD CoMPAsY 353 will be paid the Office Of
LEONARD SHELDON FOSTER No. 10 WalJi, snd sner
that dato d. T. CULVER,
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25
Sales un AufIlou

A. MERwIS. Ausurneer
DY BANGS, MERWIN * Co, Broadway. cor.
Works Of AT Fancy Coos turutlrc N
MONDAY TUESDAY AMI WEDNESDAY a. . p ma valuable
LIBRARY comprising extensive collection of BOON9
ID 'ruE DELAW ARE LACRAWASNA AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY viii sell
10000 TUNS SCRANTON COAL,
"a puie r,on on WEDNESDAY Feb g. a lt ocloek aoou a %
k&Fhs.s se-plHee - aAe nL - . - y. r..-.-..-
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25
Gbanres for Business Glen

DARTNER WANTED in a good reliable
Wholesale and Retail Business and ucreang; nothing new haf
Interest obtained for 5lOO md worth twice TIE amount Tor
Ec e investments good reference reu,edi small hene VIII be
aAtn Ia erhang uniuegnher'd Aeires j. W. lnOine once
FEO LET-For Il term of two years or more,
4 the uLkncwn and p0Va.ar hotel. i1cis Summr resort,
q miles from n. viii rse an abundance Of shade the
BRIGHTON HOUSE tuaei AZ 7, fth Amboy " T. This 10
opou TO- enerpdng hotek pers who desire good avesent
within distance business IN TIC city For further
pirtcuku address J. e. LONG, so Broltws7.
SNANTED-A Partner in well established
w NURSE TX BUSINESS Aodre's
Lock Box =, Genera Oalsrio Co., Nev.York.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25
Ia TsAxKLIN rs. GOWEN. President,

al -nn REWARD for the return OF three
sD,b(UB CERTIFICATES Of 100 ths each 0i i,e Wlo hh
I3ttoS TtIFgRA PII stock IN the name OF r. b wtSLkl.
1-.IV'' - A NJ MILLIAAIS 4 Co, ~ Nnlltt. ~ "
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-14

The Rev. NJ. Kendrick, OF Grand street
Methodist church, New York City, preach
ed sermon last Sunday upon dAuoiug.-
HE text was "Prsiss the Lord 10 the
Dance" &c. The preacher said the relies
isus world must take more compre ebsnsivs
visw Of the question of amussmenM. He
said that amussDeuts are part Of osS nsi
turs, Asd the matter to he inquired INTO 10
how to enjoy smusemsnu and not sbu's
them, or pervert them 10 bad use. He COO.
dsmned ball room promiscuous dancing,
late hours IN dsnciug, and he denounced
csrssiu kinds Of dsuciog. But be held that
ifis WAS right 10 nareo " shs sound Of
musie, It was not wrong to skip 70 the sound
Of music. The preacher ssid the Church had
touched the subjsc, Of daoeing With esn|
serious spirit. There wss 90 hssm 10
qusdtills and Il adds grace to those who
Otherwise wsuld remain clumsy aod awk-
ward. The pfsscher remarked that rsspecf
table families, honorable in Church, have
introduced respectable dancing into their
homes aud families, aud thus have prsvid-
Cd at home . healthy exercise, and .
rational amusement He asserted that
while The Church dsnonncss danoingit Il
powsilsss To regulate H. tor people Will
judge for themselves, aud the dsnuncia.ion
Of dsncins BY toe Church hes driven away
from the Christian fold many who otheH
wise would have been honorable members
oi Il.
The Christian father who provides dane.
ing ct homo does good, for be furnishes
healthy exercise, and gives young people
favorable idea Of Christianity. Let the
young meet their friends in their homes,
with handsome parlors and respectable
company, and there let them enjoy the
dance 10 proper form. By these mssus
parents will keep their sons and Daughters
at home, for they will not then have the
inducsmeut TO seek that pleasure outside
which they Can easily obtain d home,
without the peril Of the ball room or drink
ing saloon. The preacher csooludsd By
saying that dancing at weddings, birthday
parties, annual excursious, &C.. had no
more evil tendency 'bsn msny OF the
smussments that are INDUCED IN BY Chris.
tian families on such oecssioua
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-14

To RENDER NIrRo-GLycERrNE AND O7H
Err EXPLOSIVE SAVE TO HANDlE-Colons'
Roberts bas just obsaised iettsrs patent for
rendering gunpow6sr DIsIo.gIy esrins end
ether fulmlnstss mess safe TO handle than IN
their ordinary condition. He mixss 0wsteS
OF other fluids With them, and 10 that state
It 10 found very diHculs to explode thsu,ex
eept through the medium of some Of the dry
material.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-14
The Girl Who Never saw q
YOnng Man.

An old man who lives near St. Helena,
Cal, 10 . wild solitude has q veryj pretty
daughter, aged 10, who had probably never
seen young man till her father took her to
San Francisco the other day 10 ace the town
She was dressed up fprettily, for the 6r't
time In ber life, and her silks sni ribbons
and the gay sishts almost turned ber bead.
But what most interested her was that h'tb/
erto unknown bsing-ths young man,
Every time she saw one she wonld fix ber
eyes earnestly on him sud she actually
made several sttemps to get away from the
old man, that she might cultivate the &C,
quaiu,aoce Of these young gentlemen, 90
be fluslly caught her and led ber BY the
hand. After he got her on the boat for
Vallejo, ou the homeward trip, be felt prs,-
" safe and concluded TO take . drink. Hs
took several and 10 bis absence the dsngh-
ter made the scquaintsnoe OF two eprightly
yonng men on the boat, aud she wss 60 fas-
cinsted With male society that shs made a.
ranasmsnts to forsske her old father and 60
with them. She successfully gave her fs,h
er the slip when they left the boat for the
cars, and the Infatuated girl was slowed BE-
tween them 10 Q smoking car. But her faith
or found her and wtirlsd hsr out Of the oar
in the livelIsst manner, and kept his Lands
on her till they reached home. Hs will
uot dare expose her 10 such peril again. and
the poor girl 10 dsstinsd to close con8ne-
ment out Of the world Of young men snlssl
she runs away.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-14

The Forest Prsss psrpsI'ra'ss the follow
ing wedding notice. Peter We are afraid
you mean bad:
Nay they reach the land Of Bulsb, and on
i,s Indian summer shore % they gaze
through the mis-. on that peaceful land to
10 which they'll soon psss o'er smile back
upon 6owery pHtb,a day OF summer wealth
OF, and when they doss take Of their clothes
and 20 to bed together.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-14
HUMAN LIFE.

After while--a busy brain
win rsst 4 ON oil i,s care and psin.
After Q while-Esrth's rush will CEASE,
And . wearIed heart Due sweet rsIsase.
After Q while . vanished face
40 empty ssat-s vacant place.
After q whils-a. man forget
A crumblsd eadstone--unknown spet.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-14
PARKER OIL FIELD.

The Cost farm, cou.sioiog af.y acres, ad-
joioing the Southeast boundary Of tie bof-
ough of Butler, was recently purchased ov
Charles Duffsy snd DR.. A. b. Nswnso M
two hundred dollars per acre.
VICINITY OF MrLLERspowN
The we'll on the Johnston farm hss a.
tsiued . depth of l.400 ,ees snd work pro-
sressss slowly. 1t il asserted by some that
the workmen '.mske haste slowly" 10 order
to enable certain parties to sesue a. much
territory As possible before the auxiously
looked for bly, strikes takes place.
Michael McGiolsy, Esq, owns l88 sores
not isr distant from the Johoston tract,
which be proposes to sell at $3.50 % per
acres. Here is chance fos some advsntur'
Gus speeulstor TO invest.
Considerable oil has shown Itself 10 the
we'll on tks Gillespie iarm. Inssressed pat
ties look for Q good strike when The we'll 10
drilled through to the third sand. II 10
said tba, the tools have been stuck 10 this
well for some time past which has delayed
the completion Of the work.
The we'll on the Stewart farm, sud The
one the Bsrnhsrt farm. owned By d.. james
aud Others. keep up their production sd-
mirAbly; tbus convincing oil operators and
others that Millsrstown territory 10 uosurs
passed BY any other In the sxtsndvs oh
Held between Parker and Butler.
The wyett we'll, on the J. J. B,rnhas.
farm, 10 good for $50 barrels per dsy.
VICINITY OF pErRoLIA.
A we'll owned by the Eurisco OH Coms
pany, Of Ki.tanning, on the McGarvsy farm
one mile southeast Of Petrolia, has bee,
drilled some depth into the third saod, hes
filed up 10 some extent with oil and iprom-
isss to prove good, aud open up new ,erriI
tory.
Old Misery, owned by Messimsr 4 Back.
US. on the J. B. Campbell farm, Wa. Of
Ksrns City, was drilled some depth into
the third sand on Saturday last, showing
cons idersbls oil and presenting o.hsr hvor-
able Indications OF good strike.
VICINITY OF GREECE CITY.
The Humes well on the Boyd farm, ssvsn
miles East Of Butler, b as been drilled l,ee0
feet and tubsd. It 10 now pumping, yieId>
log Q small amount Of oil but not sufficient
quantity 10 pay.
The we'll owned by George SGivsn and
Others. struck some weeks ago con.inuss to
yield about 200 barrels per day.
A we'll struck on the N'Clelland farm, on
the Let day Of June, which bas up to this
time sveraged,a daily yield Of over 100 baf-
rels.
Two other wells on this farm are sxpscti
ed 10 strike next week. one Of which 10
owned by McCleiland & Quinn. the other
by Bennedict & Stsll.-(Oilmans JousSes.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-14
Betting ON the Girl. Card.

Bett1nY ON the Girl. Card
The Denver News says: The three card
monte swindlsrs are swarmiug along the
Union Pacific. LTbey have infested The
trains between Omaha aud Cheyenne. The
other day party Of English tourists high!
Toned, hiRh'priced fellows passed over tho
road from Cheyenne eastward. Shortly st-
ter leaving the latter place fellow uaiol-
ded bis coat across. bis knees and opened out
. blooming monte game ou bis imprompsn
table. At irst - usual 10 such affairs, DO
body but the owner Of the game took much
interest, but 10 . little while one Of the
Euglishmsn and then another, and still spI
other, stepped up to the stranger, "only
just to look on, you now. The trick was Of
course, TO guess which one Of the cards WAS
queen, and when. the "deaIer" on some
hatcaed/up excuse turned bis back for .
moment the sveypressD. capper 'blowsd'
on bis partner as II were, And told the Fog
lishmss that the sirlScsrd was Marked
The Englisbmsn, drawing . wallet cut o
bis pocket pIsoksd down round thousand
and said: "There III bet you esn guess
the queen" At last accounts TIE 1oelish'
msn was bewsiling the loss Of bic .thousan,
and round!y abusing the country whose on
ly queen was pastebosrd one.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-14
Gold at l p. N. III
Low Price OIL.

A report was current this morning tbs,
James 8. McCrsy had sold eua hundred
thousand barrels Of oil on beard care at 81
per barrel. AZ matter Of course consider
able excitement wss oeossioned smoog our E
oil men 10 consequence After 90 inquiry
into the isots It seems that NJ. McCray
and J W. Buffers, an oil buyer Of Ti.ss-
willie. on the care day before yesterday goi
into discussion Of the oil market past and
present, which ended 10 banter, jecoss OF
osherwsss, evidently ths latter. on the part
Of keCrsy. Offering 100, 900 barrels spot tsr
d per barrel, which was promptly accept
Cd By Buttsrs The whole matter Was re-
gsfdsd % jest probably BY tho most Of
those who hssrd II. But Il ssems Buffers
understands The matter differently, % be
this morning on the arrival OF the down
train, notified NJ. Merchant, agent for NJ.
AcCrsy, that hs was ready With cars aud
meoey ssd holds him 70 the contract The
Affair." will probably lead to litigation.
Public opinion appears to b. somewhat
divided % 70 the validity Of such . b.rgain.
A good many appear 10 think the ,bols AZ
fair ''put up job" 70 blssk mhl AcCray
into paying low thousand do'srs "dfIer-
encss" - eontrso. Al all rsents MoCrsy
exhibited lack Of judgosnt 10 mskiug
such proposition, 90 usttsr whether 10
jest OF othsrw'ss, % kwsa evidently used
- . means Of 'bsarns" the market, tie
price having isllss that and the day after
from 1l,4o to $,N % the upper Creek.
The public .nd especially those INTEREST,"
cd 10 The Of busiasss will await with inter-
est furtbS developments In this matter. I.
70 unde stood, however, 10 the event OF pro-
cssdugs being oommsncsd BY Buffers that
N.crsy will contest II 10 the bitter end.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-14

A colored voter 10 the South hss written
The Sscfsssry Of The Treasury requesting
that "blank" United States bonds be sent
him to Oil out-hs Offering to divide the
pro6ts with ibe Secretary and stating that
''no one need know their business. Aud
yet some persons tell ne that the late Chat
tls are not capable ofa higher eivilizsI
tion.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-14

Duriog one Of the scenes at the circus last
night while several performances were 10
progress, syouug lady was looking st two
clowns wbkling . hat 10 the cir, with .
stick and observed to her young man that
she fused to do thos." That young man
happened to be looking at . sonlortiouist,
10 snothsr part Of the arena With bis legs
tied around bis neck. An explssation wss
made necessary Nssdvflts Rspubli-
Gao.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-14

II will BE- we'll for Odd Fellows threush-
out the State 10 beware. A follow calling
bimself Chss Williams, 10 tpsveliug sssaua
trying TO impose on the fraternity. He says
no is q member Of Pequosooch Lodge, No
2, Of Bridg eport, Conn.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-14

II you
Want Salesman.
Want . Servant Girl
Want to Sell . Horse,
Want ~ Sell Pstsutr
Want TO- Lend Money,
Went to Buy . Home,
Went 10 Sell Q Carriage,
Want TO Borrow Money,
Went 10 Sail 40 Oh Well,
Wsnf 10 Boy On Engine or Boiler,
Want to Sell Hsuse and Lot,
Went 70 bod Strsyed Animal,
Went to Purchase IN Oil Interest,
Went 10 Sell Piece OF Furniture,
Want TO Buy = Secondhand Carriage
Wsnt to Sell Tsbing, Casing, Gas Plps.
Want TO Find On owner for anyth,rv
ound, advsftise 10 the REsORD. % no Is,s
han tsn Thousand people read 1t weekly.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-14

Frank q. Wslworsh, partrieide was ar
rsiened, 10 the Oyer and Tsrminer at New
York yesterday, and through bis counsel,
Judge Garvin. pleaded not guilty. His
trial 10 expected 10 take place 10 about two
weeks.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-14

N. Thomas Roach, agent for the Rob-
srss Torpedo Company, met With narrow
escape rem being blown TO atoms BY that
drsad missivs aisFo slyssrins, yesterday
afternoon. He was rstsrsiss Chsrrytrse
Ran, whittier hs had been to put 10 . tori
psdo While going up Rynd iarn bill be
found The sos5 blocked BY two teams, one
uodsf charge sf man named Murphy and
ths other drove BY stranger. The men
were engaged 10 90 alteration % 10 who
had the right Of wsy. NJ. Roach informed
them that be was conveying nitro slyesPiss
sod requested the privilege Of passing. With
that Murphy commenced backing down bill
which frightened NJ. koaeh's horse Lotto
backing Of the road down . steep bank.
The horss aud wagon rolled over twiss, and
. cen eonssisIug three quarts Of nitro sIy.
esrins, rolled ever The stones ssa logs to
the foo. Of toe bin . distance Of twenty Of
thirty yards. II seems almost providsntIa
90 explosion did not occur, % when picked
up tho can wus isHsd 70 have several heavy
dsum o. 10 surface where u bad struck
asaisst the rocks on the way down. Had
the can exploded Il would have sent ths
whole party 10 kingdom come without q
pom.ntt warning. A. II was the wager
We badly smashed up aud the horse ssfi.
ously bruis'd. II msy we'll b snppose'
thss Mr. Roach 10 thankful % explosion
did nst accue.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-14

An irrsverent Batler county operator.
after boring three dry holes, expressed him
self Of the conviction that II Solomos shsd
ventured into the oil business 10 that local
ity, the Temple would bsvs been sold out
ct Sherif's sale before /: was hslf souplst-
ed.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-14

When IL Gomez 10 ''chssk" . Pittsbufgh
reporter will win The champion cue every
time. The ether day . lady living nssr
that city wss struck BY lightning and bad
the fac simiis Of tree standing in the yard
printed upon her leg. Before she had fully
recovered from the effects Of the shock, an
interviewing Modoc reporter called upon
her and asked 10 be shown "ths photograph
Of that trse--hs would write II up" That
reporter could make mSuey BY having bis
face worked up ioto brass deor knobs.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-14
DISSOLUTION,

The copartnesship heretofore existing h.
tween Sebermeshorn 4 Ten Eyck 10 dissolv.
ed BY mutual consent.
g. r. ScHERxERHoRY.
}. A. TEN EYCE.
Parties indebted to the above firm must
call and settle up and savs soluble.
}. A. TEN EYcK.
Dated Petroleum Genre, April 8, 1873
FOR SALE.
Ooe 10 horse Tiff boiler 10 complete or
der, Upa 9-borse Wood / Mann engine ssd
boiler 10 complete order, 276 fset 3 inch
tubing, extra heavy, 500 feet large sucker
rods, Shows Pump.
r. ,. A. TEN EYcK.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-14

Just received at Sohonb blom's lower store
the fosst now Potatoes Of the, season. To
enjoy them enc bas to Try them, and our
word fer It they ere nice. THE We know
BY expsrisncs. II you don't like them Try
. quart Of those nice fresh Strawberries. -
Ambrose Weaver will explain the merits Of
both at greater length than we can, 80 be
knows all about them. Call and see him.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-14

On Tuesday night last about IL O'Clock,
the gas house st Fairfield, Preston 4 Co.'S
renasry, caught 6re and but for the ~xeH
tions Of the workmen at the refinery and
one or two pssssrs BY, disastrous conasI
gestiop would have eusued. The 6re was
ooossiousd by the gss setting back through
The pipes on account Of current of cold air
striking them. M. e. Kslls, one Of the
6rm, was on duty st the time, and was
blown about IS ieet away BY the force Of
the explosion, forsuaassly escaping without
isjury. The loss wss sbout $500.
Yesterday sitsrneon, one Of the crude oil
stills q the same refinery, exploded. The
occasion Of this explosion was BY lighting
the Ore under the still. The material used
10 tar and bensine. Kslls did not come ou,
70 fortunate tHis time, % while Nsbtiog Il Z
ass, the bsnslas and gee suddenly exploded.
The flames from the gas struck bis right
hand sad srm burning them frightfuily, 90
mueh 20 ,hst the flesh nearly dropped of
the 6agsrs. His arm was not % badly
burSsd but Ia bad enough to 10y bin up 70,
some time. HE escape from being burned
70 death WAS narrow ous,::as bad be stood
directly 10 front Of the furnace instead Of
ons side be would have been killed Of once
by the Gre. The loss to the firm 10 estima.
ted ., $500.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-14

EAldermsn Nichoi, Of Philsdslphis, re-
Gently convicted Of extortion, has been
granted new trial.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-14

Ole Bull and Dan Rice have been called
the champion fsrewsIlists. Bnt Dan pro-
poses to leave Mr. Bull 10 the rear BY Civ.
log two annual farewell tours ysar, here
after.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-14

Asassiz wss 81 years last wesk, and be
hes discovered more nsh aud things with N
pronounessblsluanes:o seven syilables, than
some men who are twice that old.
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BENZINE,

Just received a fresh supply
Of Benzine, the best ever
brought to town, at
j. A. TEN EYCKS.
Petroleum Centre. May, Is, 1873. n
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-14

A grand tobacco iair 10 to be held in St.
Louis Oh June Sd. Every one who chsws
car attend.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-14

A boy named Thsapocritus Bumbergar-
denbugin, sged IA years, hiss been sick
ever sinee be was four years old-sick OIL
biz name.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-14

A "bottomiess pit" has been discovered
10 Knoxville.-whicb will be apt to damage
the graveyard business 10 thss city. Here
tofore Tho Kooxvillisus have gone their via
the cemetery.