The Petroleum Centre daily record. (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, February 23, 1869, Image 3

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    DRUGS AMD
DRUGS 1 MEDICINES !
J. H. CHEISTIE,
DEALER IN
drugs, nsBDzoiNss. oils,
Paints, Varnishes, G-lass, Putty.
Soaps Dye Stuffs,
Fancy and Toilet Articles.
All KINDS OF PATEflT MBD101ME8.
PURE WINES UQUOm I
SELECTED EXPRESSLY FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES.
N. B. Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours'.
No. 13 Wasliington-st., Petroleum Centre, Pa.
0y QT, mt a call before parchasliig elsewhere, Mylt tf 1 J. II. CHRIST P.
United States
-r -i rn-m
I J P I"1 XJ I
rlCI I f VI 111. r
tjysi BJ fj
COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK,
stoblbh?d Harcli 5, 1S50.
Capital 4c Assets, 03,000,000
E. J.ROSS, Agent,
Petroleum Centre, Pa.
This Companv,
Ticlnfoneof the oldest tnd nt'i.t r.liablo In tin
TJullr.dSiates, anTi ds ample .ecur'ty, not only by
tta inree met., which on .Tan mry lt, were el
vsady 61 p.r cent uterus Ilabllltf.., but alio by
tho
PERSONAL LIABILITY OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS TO MAKE GOOD
ANY DEFICIENCY,
..rarity not afford.d by any other Ca-h Cempai.y.
Dividend are Da-tared Anna
alhj And mar lie mm! to aasbt In paving Premiums, to
afford Id'llilonal Insuranc.. or to secure paid U
Polle m after they have In n In force foi a number
of yearn, as explained In our pamphlet, or they may
accumulate at compound Interest to inei'aa the
urn insured,
EVERY FATHER
tthoald secure a Policy as early as poatible. as anno
but h.slthy persons can be Injured, and It Is his
moral duty, to prnt iJe In the unfe.-l way for hi. film
1'y, which he cannot do bolter, than by a Life In
surance. Money invested In bnslncs may brine
snore Intere.t for a while, but It may all b. lost, and
the family 1. Ihita left destitute.
Jun7-rf.
Pianos ! Pianos !
GEOKGS & BltOWtf,
Manufacturers, JAMEbTYtWJJ. N. T. Also, ex
clusive Agents for the
ESTEY COTTAGE ORGAN
AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERS IN
Shet Music, Strings
17 Send for Illustrated Catalogue and price
GAOltiil A BIWWN.
Warercoms 41 Mala Stieot. Faetery Itronkiya
Hloek, foot of M.in-SL nwvr-tf.
S. S. G-riswold,
Dealer In
CO AIi.
W Orders by the Car or Ton promptly
Killed.
Alse, Aflat for the celebrated
KEEL Rf DUE COAL!
OmCK oa Btcond Street, aeaf K. H. Track,
PETROLEUM CENTRE, PA.
Jain tf,
MEDICINES.
IR2EW CLOTHBftSC
Xcw Cioth.nz !
H" here Jivt received find are now opening to the
UIIlirMl gilKC OI IMS CIUZCUI UI
and vicinity, the mot complete tnck, mid the very
i.ieab ii j tea oi n HiiiT
CCCCCCCC
L L L L L I, L L
O ) O O t) O O ()
,p ij T T T T T T
It H II H H II II II
II I I I I II
N N N N N N N N
GGGGGGGG
That was imr before brnn rl.t to tlii pla-e or on
Oil Creek, which we are&utiiug at the lowest pod.
ible rates.
Clotiihtg KWiIa ti Order!
t the tliorlest nut Ice.
Hats and Caps
OF EVERY S1TLE.
IN GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS !
onr stock li-complete. Ons price, and all goods
warranted as repvtwnlrd
I'h.'inkinir our irlemls Tor their liberal patrrnnc.
heretofore, we ho,ie :'r-n rtmtiiiTMnce of the prone.
l.A.H ll::tM 4c Al.DE!.
P'-trot-rtm Outre Ilee VI. 1 i;k tf
I33IA.1I V CO.,
Watciihakers & Jfufxers,
IN OrERA HOUSE BUILDING, WASH
INGTON STREET,
PETOOS-EUM (TNTilE, PA.,
Eerp sonttsuiljron band a !a-g. nssorrrai nt of
WATCHES.
JErttLRY.
l'lsroi.9.
HEVOT.VIMI3.
KISIIINO TAOKLK,
wartr'djres. ,V . and will sf"!l at morn prices. All
tuien work wi r.iuieu to uwa satielhetiuii.
LSVERY & FEED
STABLES,
Washing; on.' Street , opposite
lla Opera House,
PETROLEUM CENTRE, PENWA.
I have, put In a cnoil slic' nf Riding and
Driving Horse, which I will let on
lusiitul)le terms.
Also', Citlicn, Wssuoiiji, Sprlnff
Wa.'iwn, tVc.
HOUSES boarded and fed and best of care punr
ante'tl. jiiuKtf A. SMAWI.EY.
J. A. PLAAITE,
French Boot Maker
lVaihinstoii Street,
THREE DOORS WEST OK A. D. MIL
. LEU CO. '3 DRUG STORE,
PETROIiKUM!E:VTIil3,Pa.,
Is ni.nuficturiiiR to order FIIIST-CLASS FINK
Willi:;, such as
Pit tent Lra I her Root,
Pump$ole Boots,
French Cork Solo RootR,
Scotc Welt Boots. .
HEAVY OR LIGHT WORK DONE IN
FRENCH STYLE.
Call and see sample.
J. A. PLANTE.
retroleum Centre, Pa , July 3 2m.
T. T. MAPES,
Dealers In
tsrc O A. Tii
Dellverwl nr at the YerdJby the far or tor.
finlS tf
TELEGRAPH
ItEPOHTEl) FOK THE DAILY REC0I1D,
'.U ifJUJi.igaiHUJ 1. '!
Al'teruaoii IHsputtht's.
New York, Fob. 2.1.
Tho Herald's Washington ilispaich siiys:
Grant bus become conimniik-atlvu. and ex
piewed liiinsulf on SHturdiiy lo a Iriend
very freely In regard lo ibn cenpoMlllon of
his Cabinet, says: "1 shall iiivi; ciliz-ns
lo fill all th Cabinet positions. If my
releulions shall not prove judicious in the
II I'M instance, I shnll fuel justified in Cor
recting tbo mistake by making u eecoad or
third selection If iiecejsary."
Tho letter book r Gen. nnlleck has bcrn
found, containing all the correspondence oil
the snbjeet of the removal of Grant when at
Vicltsljiirg, Including tho order lor the re
moval of Grant, Tbe order wan signed by
Hnlleck, but wan inspired by Stanton, who
nt that time directed ail tho correspondence
of llalleclt, Gen. Batiks friends urge hira
to give nil tho papers in bis possession on
the tiif juet to tbu public, but he still refuses
to do so.
Richmond, Va., Feb. 23.
Sunday nijiht in the adjoining town of
.liancnesier, joun Knugera, aaMespectahiv
citizens, was shot dead by Tliomua Willis,
whom he had ordered from bis lot a lew
hours bcfjie. Willis was arrested.
Springfield, Feb. 23.
A Bifin named Bell trying lo escape from
officer Blon, of Weslfleltl. .Mass., was shot
and killed by him, in Southwick, Saturday.
Bell was a member f tbe Ciar Makers'
Union, and Tyler was trying to arrest bim
for assault.
Constantinople, Fob. 23.
The decree, and orders recently issued hy
tho Sublime Porle acainxt tho Greeks, have
been revolied and tho Turkish -ports throw
open sgtin to Greek shipping.
Boston, Feb. 23.
It is reported that Wm. G. Balch.Trensur
r of James' steam mill, of Newbury port, is
delimiter to tho amount, of $30,o'(K). Tbo
directors have accepted Baku's resignation.
After work now in proress is lini.ledthe.
mills will be stopped and a thorough inves
ligation made.
St. Louis, Feb. 23.
Beiij'iimin B. Wiley and daiiuhter, 19
years old. passed through here Saturday en
route to M"tnphls. Scntlund county, to stand
trial en the charge of murdering an infant,
two yeats of ago, the child being the fntitjof
incestenius Intcicoursti between the father
and daughter, i
Troy. Feb. 23.
A young roan named Edward Flvnti was
murdered by roughs on the ion while cross
ing the river Insi night. Three of the mur
derers, Thos. Nent. Michael Meikel and
" hiiroi Uooertsm.nll youths, were arrested.
The principal asiailnnt, Robert Piekelt, has
not yet been secured.
Fortress Monroe, Feb. 23.
A few shnntiei. oeennTerl b ,n...t.
lers, on the farr of Mr. St. Clair, on the
outskirts of Ilnuntnn. linvi. h..n ... r. .... 1
by the Sherifl'. aided by the military, after
uiii-o peacimoiu ittempts were made to dis-
Harrisbiirg. Feb. 23.
At the St.ile Arsennl Inst evening, while
a mime was oeiny llred, a ptcinature dis
charee of a ft.annn lilaw nr tLu rlht hn.il
of George Clmreh and the left hand of a man
uiinieu .iiarsiun yuay.
1'llH IfnllSe Ve.-ler(liltf DVAnlnn mnitn..n.
It passed a bill aivlng eucli a gratuity if
uu uunuren noiiais.
Ik Fever ami Ariio or Intermittent Fe
ver trouble you, use the Great Yosomite
Bittern. feb20.
Dispatches from JruVrson City, Missouri,
say tho invesilgalion of the affairs of the
Southwest Pacilie Railroad is decidedly in
favor of tho Company. Tho report of Dig
committee will bo presented to-day. It
almws that nearly half u niillin las been
expended in construction; that tbo Com
pany have drawn en tho Slato Treasurer Tor
$150,001) less than they are ontitled to;
ttat contracts have boon niado for ties eiiT-
licient to carry them fifty miles west of
Springfield, and for rolling slock to the
amount of $181, 000, t bo delivered before
July next. Over three thousand tons of
railt aru new en route lo St. Louis, and ar
tangemenla have been made, for two thous
and live hundred tons more. It was ulfo
sliown as an evidence of tho good f.iilh of
tho eompany that lliey bava paid off old
Fremont claims atuniintinif to $105,000
while the law only required them to pny
$60,000.
Tun best Tonio pr-iparaticn in uso is the
Great Yo.-cm'to Stomach Hitlers, prepared
by J. v . Downer (Jo. feb2(l-tf
One Heirman, el Hailford. has been ar-
r-eled because thero were two contempma
neoui Mrs. Hoffmans.
RICH MARRIAGE GIFTS.
T-i. IrmiKte rii,w i,vii. - v .(
. i - i. 1 1 V iwio'i; ..inn ean pre.
sew to Iih llride, la a sound eonutllutiun ami a jmro
..,. .. . " - ,5 "."J"'im, Willi tne lillluai a
tvkwj. of In nuveleai Pli.we.iaui', sent in . niJ le
SOLID Celd Jewelry, Ladles' Set.. Kr Uliias.
Pirn, Meer. Bnuona, tit., at IMIIAM A CO'S
1CY the E Howard Anioricao Watoh, IhTToTl
X) made, of lull AM to ixi.
HMU'PJMO llll.l.M prmui
tie jhor"it nolle, at is, I;,coid OiBcs.
TUB Oil. ItlARKETsJ.
Office of
Tnn Pbt'm Ckntke Daily Rrcokd,
Petroluch Ckxtuii, Feb. 23,
There Is a little more inquiry In the mark
et to-day, at yesterday's prices. 600 bbls.
wore sold last evening at SG.30; 6 cars to
day ut $0.30.
Shipments of oil from this point, Feb. 22,
per O. C. A. R. Railroad, 1.103 barrels.
irruoi.Etnr irtAitKimsir tgl
Special Dispatches to the Dally Rmrt.
I'lTTSBUimil. Fek 23.
Spot 16! for 45 pruvity. 47 gr..
First water 1CU for 45 g. 47 g. .
B. (). first six months, for 45 gr. ;
for 47 gr.
S. O. first six months, 1(1' for45gr. ;
for 4" gr.
Buyers' option all this year, for
4o gr. ; for 47 gr.
SoIIuh' option all this year, 15 for
i.i nr.
Sales None.
Market Quiet and dull.
PuiLAnELPuiA, Feb. 23.
Spot, 37.
Feb'y
March 37.
March or April'to Jan'y, .
April-37.
April to June .
March to J ine .
April to Dec
Crude Bbls., iCK. .
Crude bulk, 21.
Market Quiet; nothing doing.
New York. Feb. 23.
Receipts Refined. 10,053 barrels.
Crude, 255 bb's.
Naptha, 236 bbls.
Crude. Unsettled at 21 K0:22.
Refined, Dull; about 36 for balance of
fenrnary.
Market
London-. Feb. 23.-2. pm.
Rcnned, 22 d. Spirits. 7I.
Antwerp, Feb. 23.-3 p.m.
S"!1.' francs.
Liverpool, Feb. 23, 2 p. in.
Refined 22 d. Spirits, 7,'RJ.
Antwerp, Feb, 23. S p. m.
Crude 57','.
Western Union Line market Report.
New York. Feb. 23.
Crnde, bulk, 22a'.
Refined P. L. S. to W., 35 ; 8. W.
Market Quiet.
Philadelphia, Feb. 23.
Crude 22'
RefiQod-P. L. 3. W., 36 i 8. W.
S7i..'. '
Market Quiet and not so firm.
Pittsburgh, Feb. 23.
Market Quiet; Sales seller's option to
August,
Closing Tiew York market.
New York, 3:10, p. in., Feb. 23.
Dull and prices lower.
Refined, 3535,tj.
Crude. 21J.
bOE.U fX NEW KIIIK,
New York, Feb. 23.
Gold 132 J.
Petroleum Exchange
HOTEL.
OS THE EUROPEAN PLAN, .
FRESH
OYSTEBS !
Received
ALL THE
LUXU RIE5 !
OF THE
SEASON!
,
DAILY! ti)
Vali!ncton Street,
Petroleum Centre, i'a., next door to fshain & Co's
J iwelry Htore-
F.1V & SA.I), Proprs.
Day Koaidprs aecoinmod-ited. Meal eorvod at
all hom-s. tlx, u-rs, nnd every deserijitiou ut ame
fu-iilHiied guet.
No pains will he spared to arcomniodato thoe
who favor us with their patronaga.
I?IIDY a RAN US
Petroleum C'onlr?, Jan. II, Sii'.l. If.
GROCERIES! GROCERIES!
Crock ry ! Crockery ! Crookery !
Glass Ware, Stone Wait,
CHINA WARE,
nt all Uiuds and desrriplions. Aln,
PROVISION I
of all kind. COFFER of fht tc?t nimlliv. TKAS
oini.ii t.ni'"-i i"i ei"l"'rrri4 ri."t' II, I.
TKIf, ( HKKSK, AIM'LKH, I.KMONS
UlfANUK-. uinl in fart uvcrylhiiifi lor.
t Hilling to a woll-condactctj
GROCERY & rnOVISIQN STOHE.
GERMAN -SILVER WARE, KNIVES,
HOURS, KPOOXS, Ac
Vy frlrndu mid the cllizen, of Pitroleivn r...o,.
snd vicinity, will always Uri.l any and evu vihini: In I
Diy line ill Ilia
GROCEItY STORE ON MAIV-ST Ol
t O.SITE THE BANK lil lU.IXfJ.
. , ,. V- ""f VIA'Kn A: SO..
mm
HJSLV. 1
ibe KhXiOiiU Oft l. v ' j
A. D. MILLER & OO.'S COLUMN.
A, D, MILLER & CO,
Whsfesale and Retail Dealer In
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.
Washington Street,
PETROLF.17.1I CENTRE, PA.
Their Slock consists of everythinjlln the
line of
Drugs & Medicines !
PURE J-IQTJOIIS.
FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES,
Wholesale and Retail Agents lor
Y08KMITK STOMACH BITTCtU,
JOHN ROOT'S BITTERS,
CONSTITUTION BITTERS.
ALISMA FOR THE HAIR,
SEWARD 4 BENTLEY'S COUGn SYRTJP
MAGIC MACEDONIAN OIL,
DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS,
WALKER S; RAZE'S CIGARS,
JAYNRS' MEDICINES,
ANDERSON'S DERMADOR.
SPENCER'S MIXTURE.
SPENCER'S OINTMENT, Ac.
PILLS.
Aycr'e, Marsden's fellera. i
Itnitirintlr.. I,l nur,'. U'li...H
Oephalle, IWoflat's, Wi.harl.'a,
iierrick-., Moll'., vvripirit,
Hiinper'., Ilnilway It. It Jarne's,
Clara's Female. heencman'. Daponcw's, de.
vuipu 1,00, a a., a.
Perfumery, Toilet Ar
ticles Soaps, Rrushes, &c.
COUGHS, COL.D8, elMta
Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral,
Jayne's Expectorant,
Mnrsden's Balm,
Bchenck's Syrup,
Universal Syrup,
Excelnlot Syrup,
Ransom's' Hive Syrnu,
Seller's Syrup,
Coe's Syrup,
Hall's Balsam,
Denton's Balsam,
Bryan's Wafers,
Olive Tar, Brown's Trochee,
Wishnrl's Pine Tree Tar,
Seward's Couch Cure.
Bateman's Syrup,
Couj;b Caudy, &t
Cigars and Tobaccos !
'I lie Best Fvcr nronrrlit to the
Oil lSeglon.
IIAIH RESTORATIVES.
AT.TPMA, MRS. J. A. ALLEN'S
RING'S. CHEVALIER'S,
HALL'S. MARTHA WASHINGTON,
BARRETT'S, ROSSETTERS,
LYON'S, STERLING'S,
BARRY'S, &c, Ac.
HITTERS.
I!OOT. CONST! rUTION, ROBAPIi'S,
OKAKK'S. MAOMIA KTAIt, Ilt HLKVtl
MIIIl.Klr, IKlsrKITRH'S, HIT.EH'S.
UOOHLANIVS. t'ALH-'OKMA, ATTWOOU'fl,
l'KOTOXIDK IHO.V, &C
WALL. PAPERS,
CiirtnlJis and Rustic ShniltuH.
PAIXTS, OIL,
YAR.ISIIES, CLASS,
PUTTY, C.LLE,
Turpentine, Spouses,
. tiituffe, Dryers,
Uxnl IvcrtJM iK! (Hi, &e,
LAMPS, LAMP FIXTURES, Ac
Scotch Ale,
licusectt Ale,
Congress utcr.
pr esci! i pt 1 0 ns co m .
poundeu at a i.i.
hoi ks of the
nk;ht .and
SI' MIA VS.
Is
STATIONERY, ENVriCPES M.
sriUMCAL IXftTRUMENTsS. TIU FSKS.
Conip Hln"ir, pome nnc. rouic all. It Hmii'i t'trt titjn
tlih t lotn. nt fjud. uatl wh wilt try tu tnti vrA
til Well.
rn (.inn t 'i t c i ,;, lHt.s i