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Petroleum Centre Daily Record.
pel. tlentre, B-tur.taj, Sept IK
A. . FAT, Uttilor.
Time of Closing Mall.
P. O., finolKii Ckhtrb, Pa.,
JOLT S7sT. IS. i
Until further notice the malts will arrive it and
depart from thla oflice m follows :
AHBJVB.
South and East, via. Irrtneton, loss A. M. t
South and West, " Mcadrlllo, 6.18 P- M.
North and last, Corry, a .58 . "
DET1RT.
South and West, 9.46 A. M.
Sou. East and Weat, S 30 P. M.
Sort h Boat and West, 10.00 A. M.
Divine Servlrea.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at 11 o'clock A. M., and
O'clock P. M.
Ret. J. T. Oxtobt, Pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Service every Sabbath at 11 A. M. and
7j4 p- M- Sabbath School at!).'. A. M.
oats free. A cordial invitation extend
ed to all.
Ret. C. M. Heard, Pastor.
STS. PETER AND PAUL'S (Catbolle)
CHURCH.
Man at 104 a. m.
Vesper and Benediction of the. Blessed
Sacrament at 4 p. m.
Catechism at 2 p. m.
j, JAMES DUNN, Pastor.
Cliaiifte of Time.
OIL CREEK & ALLEOnENEY RIVEIt KAIL WAY
MONDAY, 8EPT. Uth, 18GB.
Northward Trains
Leave Pet. Centre 7:10 a m., ar. at Corry 0:40 am.
" " " 10 44 am., nr. " 1.25 p m.
" " " 2 :6ft p. m, nr. " 0:111 n.m.
u u u (4:06p. m., nr. TltusTllleS:S0p. in.
Southward Trains
leave Pot. Centre, 7 :10 a. m., ar. at Oil City 8 :10 am
" " "tliOOp. m., ar. " 1:45 p in
" ' " 7:63 p. m., ar. " 8:35 p m
" J4.30 p. m, ar. " 6:50 pm
tThls Train will storj 20 mlnntea for dinner.
(These are Freight Trains and go to TltusTlllo and
Oil City.
These trains pass at this point. The Southward
Train itoping for breakfast
.Tho 2:53 p m Train going North and the 7:33
Train going South run on Sundays.
REPUBLICAN MEETING.
Thero will be a meeting of the Republicans of
Cornplantor Township, In Sobd'a Opera Ilonso, Sit-
nrday evening, Sept. 11, nt 1 o'clock, to organize for
the campaign, nnd place In nomination a township
ticket.
Found A small wallet, containing the
salaries of forty editors. The finder is ru
incd.
A iotter is held for postage at Buffalo.
ddrosBed to Charles N. Priest, l'itholu
City.
Tbe Etie Annual Conference of tbeMetb.
tidist Episcopal Church meets at Franklin
September 30th.
A Southern paper advises Mrs. Harriet
Beecher Stowe to go to tbe "Erring Wo
man's Home" in Chicago.
Yanderbilt is mortified at tbe alliance of
tbe Erie and Lake Shore roads, which was
perfected while be was of getting married.
Robert Sellers of Franklin, fell dead while
in tbe act of dressing himself on Monday
morning last. He was eighty-five years ol
age.
A petroleum company in Louisiana has
struck sulphur. Wonder how many petro
leum seekers in this section will eventually
do tbe samo tbiug.
A new issue of pottage stumps bearing
the fumiliar faces of Washington, Jackson,
Ffauklin and Lincoln, aro ordered to su
percede tbe late designs.
Tbe mare Flora Temple, formerly Queen
of the Turf, is atill halo and hearty, not
witbBtauding she has reached tbe advunced
age of thirly-tbree years.
Peaches may be reliuvod from tbeir coats
in a way superior to the uso of tbe knile, by
droppiug them into weak hot lye. ThiB
process will greatly fucilitute tbe operation
of preserving this delicious fruit.
Tbo Directors ol tbe Oil Creek and Alle
gheny River railroad have declared their
usual quarterly dividend of two and one
half per cent, payable October 1. ,Tbo
uarnings of tbe road for tbo quarter end lug
August 31 are $550, 000.
Brief, saucy and very Western is the fjl
lowing martiago announcement in a Chica
go paper: "l'rido, Stillmun Galenu, July
8lh. No cards. Presents, $5,000. Spe
cial train. Letters from Grunt, Sherman
and Sheridan."
There will liu preuchiug at Hie Methodist
Church this evening, coinmeiiciug ut eight
o'clock.
On Eundoy nexl, Comsiunion services
will be held. This will bo tbe last eaera
menlul service for Ibis Conference year. A
full attendance of tbe iiieiuberd ol the
Church aud cjugicgulion is very much de
sired. Luuimeis & Alden are sulliug olf present
clock at coei,
Accidents. Tbo wife and daughter of
John Purcell, who wcro severely burned
while lighting a fire with kerosene oil at Ti
tusvillo, on Wednesday last, both died yes
terdoy from tbeir injuries. Another acci
dent Is reported as oceurriug yesterday
morning te a man named Newton, an engi
neer on the Barnes & Breton well, Cadwal
ladcr Tract, Churali Run. He was washing
tbo boiler with beuzlne, when it took fire
and exploded, enveloping biro in firo. New
ton was bafsV burned, and tbo engina
bouse was destroyed.
A Lock-Up. Wo aro pleased to know
that a subscription is in circulation in this
place to raise means lor the purpose ol
building a lock-up, an institution much
needed in any coin in unity, and particularly
in Petroleum Centre. Much of tlto noise
which is occasionally beard on our streets
in tbe night, and oftentimes during tbo day,
caused by weak minded and degraded pec
plo who have an overplus of ''benzine''
aboard, would in a great .moasuro bo silenc
ed, did they k .ow that a "cooler'' was
erected especially for them by the thought
ful pcoplo of the place. We hope our citi
zens will subscribo liberally to the fund,
that the building may be put uuder way ut
once. We noticed a woman yesterday, a
disgraco to tbe name making tho air hid
eous with her idiotio tonguo, poisoned sitb
tbe worst of whisky, who should have
found if not a final resting-place an abode
'wbero the wicked cease from troubling,"
to remain until reason is restored. Our
officers will see to it that all such are pla
ced in cells, if otir citizens will furnish the
required establishment.
Fihk. A fire broke out this afternoon in
tbe refinery of Baker & Moore, located in
tbe rear of George K. Anderson's botiBo.
They were running off tar into the bucket,
when tbe fire in tbe furnace Ignited with
that vessel, causing the eap of the bucket to
blow oft, and setting fire to the still house,
which was entirely destfoysd. No further
damage was done.
Didn't Do It Considerable amnsemont
wag furniBbed a small ciowd of spectators
this morning on the shores of Oil Creek,
up street, by tbe actions of a man known
as "Dutch Henry," who contemplated sui
cide, and plunged into the creek, ''ca-chug"
probably more to amuse his audience
thau from Berious contemplations, He bad
"suicide on the brain," as everytody haB
been talking it since Thursday. As be
floated ho swam, end upon being admonish
ed that it was contrary to the rules of Btii
Cide, he made the reply "It isb cold." The
cold water sobered bim up, and be who was
drunk Henry but a moment before, came to
the shore a shivering, sober man. Ho was
immediately ous ca spieled.
The Oil City and Petroleum Bridge Com
pany deelared a semi-annual dividend of 8
per cent recently on their bridge stock, and
in addition to this bad purchased plank to
entirely relay the roadway, which hat
since been done. Tbe business Is constant
ly on Ibe increase. We aro glad to Bee the
enterprise making such good returns. It is
a great benefit and convenience to tbe
place.
Iron Gate, Wheat Bheut, Globe Heaterr,
Oriental, and Parlor Stoves, at Nicholson &
Blackmon s hardware store.
A bat and cap manufacturer in New Lon
don, Conn., has .discovered a new way ol
advertising. Ho makes bis three eons go
bareheaded winter aud summer. Benevo-
lont people buy caps for them, and they
throw their custom into thoir father's hands.
Tbe self-same caps are purchased for them
six times a week on an average.
Farlor and Cooking Stoves at
Nicholson & Blackmon's.
A Western town has a new society, form
ed by tbe young ladies, tbo object- being to
redeem young men whoso habits do not
suit thorn. Tbey pledge themselves not to
receive the attentions of any young man
that swears, smokes, chews, loafs on the
street comers, or drinks. Tbo amount of
"sitting up with tho girls" dono in that re
gion sinco tho society went into operation
is "nothing worth speaking of." An agita
tion in favor of "suspend! ug tho rules" lor
two evenings a week Is expected.
Tinware, In retail and jobbing lots, nt
Nicholson & Blackmon's.
Tue Bvnos Story. TUo excitement in
regard to tho article wiitlen by Mrs. Stowe
ou tho subject of Lord Byron has not abat
ed. The newspapers mill leem with corro
apoudenco. A loiter in tbe London New
says: In no instance in history has nny
one told a most unpalatable truth nnd re
penled of lis handiwork when the liii-.t flush
of indignation has subsided. V, e thank tb
author and publishers for telling the truth
Mrs. iSiowo unveiled u st-tret lirineriy care
fully guarded by a few, and restored' finite
and vice to their proper places. l:i future
It will be rcmombcred that, by her couiue
there is one lets imposture ia the world.
.ma 1 1 1 niimi iw .wi w-w nrr '- - -1
A Bank Note Swindle. A gang of
swindlers are mnkiug money by mutilating
bank bills by the following process: The
dodge consists of tanking ten bills out of
nine, and is so managed that there is but
one pasting to each of the inuntifuctuied
notes. Tbe nloo wholo bills are taken.
and from the right of tho first one-tenth is
siiced off; Irom the right of the second two
tenths; from the right of the third three-
tenths; and so on to number nine, from
which nine-tenths are taken from the right,
or, what amounts to tbo same thing, one
tenth from the left. Number one is passed
as it is, with a tenth gone from tho right;
tbe one-tentii taken from number one is
pasted to tbo residue of number two, from
which two-tentbs bad been tukeu; these
two-tenths aro made to answer tbo place ol
the three-tenths taken from number three,
and so on through. Thus, nine five dollar
notes are completed, leaving tho original
number nine, with a tenth gono from the
left, as a tenth note. It will le seen that
but a tenth gone from each bill, nnd on a
different place on every one, and a little
ingenious pasting makes tbo loss impeicep
tible to ordinary observers. It is certain
that largo numbers of theso mutilated bills
have beuu circulated, and our readers will
do woll to look out fur them.
Fine Silk Huts at Laiiinicrs & Aiden'e.
We see it stated that a "class In journal
ism" is to be introduced into Washington
College, Virginia. The Idea is to educate
young men for tho editorial profession
which will provo one of the largest of the
many humbugs with which collegiate liio
is being "doctored" these days. The only
graduating class lor a journalist is a news
paper office, and w hatever of porfeclaliility
is attainable must come through bard work
and dear experience. James Gordon Ben
nott, Horace Greeley, Robert Botinor, and
a dozen others will toll you that. A col
lego may turn out a herd of essayists every
year, but thore won't be a single journalist
among tbem. And who is to be tbe Pro
fessor of Journalism? Hero is one great
difllculty. Nobody but a Brst-claes journal
ist would bo competent, and we doubt If a
first-class journalist could bo persuaded
ii
nto f tbo business of pedagogning. It is
sheer nonsense. If a man wantB to bo a
journalist, let bim serve ten years in tho
ofuco ufa first-class newspaper like tho Kn
quirer. At the end of bis term he will be
an editor or dead. C'incinnaCi Enquirer.
Lammers & Alden have a new stuck of
all latu styles Of Huts nnd Cap?. tf
The Philadelphia Critniuul Court bus iu
its bands a notorious churauter named Jim'
my Haggerty, charged with murder, whom
they are unable to try on account of the
Commonwealth's witnrst?s being spirited
away. Four terms have passed, and bis
counsel on Saturday moved for his discharge
from prison, when bis case assumed a now
phase, and this time one which involves a
law poiut of much importance. It uppears
that some years ago be was granted a con
ditional pardon by Governor Curlin. The
condition was that ho fcbould leave tbe
Cjuntry, which he did not do. Tbe Dis-
trist Allot acy now asks that lie bo temuuu-
ed to prison to serve out tho unexpired term
of bis sentence, on tho ground that bis con
duct has worked a revocation of tho par
don. Per Contra, it is contended that a
pardon with such conditions is a pardon iu
lull, for tbe Governor has nu right to ap
pend conditions.
Iron Gate, Wheat bbeuf, Gl ibe Ileat ia.
Oriental, .aud Parlor Stoves, ut Nicholson &
Blackmon's hardware store.
Duatu in the Minis. The terrible col
liery catastrophe at Plymouth, Pa., dgtails
of which are sending thrills of horror
through the country, is by far tho most ap
palling of tbe kind that has ever occurred
in America, and almost equals the frightful
disaster in Saxony. Whether it was duo
to a proven table cause, and may be charg
ed, as so many of the accidents in mining
arc, to a want of precaution on tho part ol
lliofco whose ftiuiiliurity with - the ever
haunting dangers of lire in a colliery pro
duces a forgetful curelusauusa, dues not yet
appear.
The scene ol tbo cutastropho is a station
ou tho Lauttawtuma ttud iiloomsburg rail
way, tweuty tulles southwest of Scranton,
aud some six miles from Wilkcsbarre. It
is situated on too western bank of the Sub-
(lueliauna river. Tho town is in the heart
of tho V"yoming Valley, and is 0110 of tbe
great coal turning depots. . It litis now uu
awful episode "in iis Lieiury to luako tbo
town noteworthy and meinoruble.
Oen. Kawlms leaves three lijiluivn, an
infant born lait week, und two duugbleis,
ton and Iwelvo years old, ny u lornn'r mar
riage. Mrs. U-iwIiui; is a naiivo of Danbniy, j
Coun., where fiio now is. .She wan UMihle
bv louson ol sicklier to btlettd his lus1 !
bolt 13.
put! it CX.-! ul
.Nioii(ji..si)v A; Ulackmox's.
-svjrrf qi - r - ni. - rjujp. -
Ircii Cute, Wheat Sheaf, Globe Heaters,
Oriental, and 1'iulor Stoves, nt Nicholson s
Blackmon's hardware store.
Vety best case-hardened working barrels
Nicholson & lilackmon's.
CAMMlMt'Y ANNO! M I.;ill:. ITS.
Mn. EniToii:--! Iiiwe announce the name or Imln
Ilollowav. of IMnnier. lie a niudidnlc tor .III, lice of
the Peace . mlMcct to the mages of the Iti'publlciiu
Party, at tbe primary e'ectiou, Mask ITrizMi
a Eoitoh: Please announce the name of Mna
niTT S, iIouth, ae a candidate fit Justice f the
Peace iu Coniplantcr township, at tlie eosiilrg Oc
tober election, ami oblige. MANY ClTIZIISS.
Planter. Sept. 16, 1.-S0.
Lorul .oti'Ci.
WANTED.
A Ctrl to do gcnciitlhoiisewcsk. Enquire of Mrs
It. V. Evnns, In Wild Cnt. sopllt-
( III I.DRI.N 8 CAKKIAtir.S
A line assortment nt tho Furniture Store.
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A Show Case for Sale.
A good second-hand Snow Cos for side at the
Jewelry establishment of 1SIIAM Jt CO.
8cpt.4:3t.
WHITE MTIE
A fresh supply, Just received at R. n. Fisher's Drug
Store.
Tiao florrlaon'a (.611111110 Pino Tar
and Peralan Healing Soapa.
These sonps are impregnated with exotlce of the
mildest and most Etlsamlc nature, nnd are warrant
ed perfectly Innocent and freo front nilnoral and oth
or pernicious admixtures, nnd are selected by tho
lauio nn J public in general in prvferer Co to all
other snap,, as the great producers and preservere of
a healthy purity of complexion, and a conservator
of female beauty. Pur tho softness and delicacy
which they induce to the hands and fucc, theircapa
billty of soothing irritation nnd r moving unsightly
eruptions, render thorn lndlspenslhle to every toll
ot. Wo kludly ask the public ts try tho virtues o
tlicso soaps. J. L. II. A Co., Proprietors.
A. D. Miller & Co , Ooneral Axcnts. Jul22-3ra.
Special Notice.
WORDS OF WISDOM for young men, on the
Ruling Pas jinn In Youth nnd Early Manhood, with
SELF HELP for the erring a-nd unfortunate. Ben
In scaled letter envolopes, free of charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION D .x P, PmnnEMAIA
Pa. May 24, 3m
cw Flour, Feed and Grocery
Storo i
J. S. PIlATHEIt,
At the OLD BANK BUILD1NQ, ON MAIS-8T,
opposite tho McCllntook House, has on band a
lag-n and fl tat class stock of 1' lour Feed and
Groceries, which he Is selling at a low figure.
fjn. Don't forgot the place where A, D. C'otto
& Company broke up. Jn2-tf.
Hard v. nrO A large assortment of which Is
lji-iup clope.l out at reduced rates at REYNOLDS
BHonilEAD A CO'S, No. 11 Contro St., opposite
the PortOtrico, Oil City, Pa.
Urocliorv For all kinds no to REYNOLDS
BKOPHUAD A CO'S, No. II Ceatro Street, oppo
site the Post Onice, Oil City, Pa.
t'nrpct'i, of every quality and description, at
REYNOLD.-., HKODUKAD CO'S, No. 11 Centre
Street, opposite the P. O., Oil City, Pa.
The Mr eat Yoaemlte Bitter.
All hall I (.'rent benefactor,
Who 10 cure us of our ills,
Glva life to the dlcconsolnte.
Without 'loxlnus rintKsor pills.
Pnvcs dUuuitc from out the t item.
Kills fie lusirt wl'h life and light, ,
Will, the hcot of all the ton'cs,
Downer Great Yoscroitut
With root from out tho vallevs.
Wht-io California's sun doth shine,
Giving wealth tons poor mortals,
Riivond the riches or her mines.
Wealth of health and happiness,
Its Mi-ssintrs nque should slight,
Dn 5011 want It F Would you have It I
Uo Dowuer's Great Yoaemlte.
Come ye sick, tllensed, disconsolate,
Why should you pine aud diet
Ye fuchle, faint and languishing,
Come, tho-ie glorious Hitters try.
Sec how thc-e quacks and tingtruiuaj
Floe from the la-id In fright.
Giving place to this puro tonic,
Downer's Croat Yosemitul InlMtf.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Roy Lost.
nt'GII LIVINGSTON, a lad between T and 8
Years old. left the house ef his TTncle end
JIUMI, I'll tllo 0'1KJ 1 HIUI, 4UUIIIU1J ailCTIKJIJU IDSI..
Tue Ikit was clothed in llht colored stilt, and ware
a brown hat. Whoever will give Information of hia
whereabouts to John Jackson, btorey Farm, will
confer a favor on the parents.
A . .... .1... Otn..n. if .1 r , .
Story Farm, Sept 10, ltus. , 8t.
S50 Howard.
OKAYED or stolon, from the farm of 8. Morrison
kl on ' licrryiree Jinn, Hnndey, (Sent. 6th. 1WI9, a
Chtinnt horse, eight bears old, white stripe In his
face, stylish In appearance. Tips on lite fore feet
and tender footed- No shoes on his hind feet. The
above reward will ho paid fur tho recovery of the
horse, and t & atldidonal lorcnnvlctlon of the thief
It stolen. SCOTT, lit AN 15 CO.
Storey Farm, Sept. 6, ls9. aep9:9t
DlKWOllltiOlt
mllE Co-Piirtnersh:i heretofore existing between
I James MeCrea and A. O. Furnham, Is this day
dissolved bv muttfil consent. A. O. Farnhnm rctlr
ing. All debts due tho hue linn will be paid to A.
o; Farniiani. JAMKK MrCKKA,
A. (. FAKNUAM.
Dated Pci. C'onlrc, Sept. tib, 1809. aept7:4t
Two .oteti IiOnt.
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-t Iwti no'es some time ho-
1 tin--Mli or Aiwiist and the 1st doy of
r. l -'iu. ;o. I Holes wore drawn in lnvor
1 nl'j. n;vei: hy S P. Needhillll, and en
. .). V. Intel and .1. L. Uotl'uiao. tno giv-
:i iliivslimc. ncd (he olhoi six uioulhs.
s.o 1, the .a!,lic aeuinst purcliasing smd
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y pn-Miii innin g tiicni will be liber
1 by leaxilu rhclii w f III
J It. KEMP, Storey Farm.
LV the I!. llov..,r.l American Waich, the des
ai.ul.., of 1SUAM il CO.
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artemptine to step over a etutnp. almost severing' hip
thth from the lod; also that he has utcd Itiu hi
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From OitCMP A Bnos , Cochrane Ijimllnp, OI1I1,
Nov. u. lB,iti. We are pleased with your medicine.
It has heen the menus of curing a groat number u
dltrorent dlsuasee upon persons, as nl.-o ujmu liursi
We think It cureB nil you recommend it to do. We
want you to tend us the 1-trcr proportion of the
variety lor "Family Lao," iu small butties.
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From Dn. J P. "1 anm:u Warron, Ind., March
1R61. I am engaged in the practice of medicine,
and ilnd your Gurgling Oil an extremely ctllclu-1
remedy in all cases whore an external application
Is Indicated.
From Dn. G. n. Nkat., Durris, Iowa, Dec. 911, IRS1'.
I have practiced medlcire In Hits county seven
years uud cuocrfu II y recommend your Gurgling Oil
as the best llnament in use.
From Da. T. W. ELt-rs. Ga . Jan. (L is.w.ir I
could receive both boxes of the Gurgling Oil It will
not he too much, as 1 think I could soon find sale
tor it nit, tno inipury being ft-oipieut siucu It Is sup
posed that I h uvo it for sale.
From Dn. Wi. S. McCau., Chamois, Mo , Nov. II,
185S. Vour GarglingtMl Is taking thcslilneon" rrom
all the liniments of tbe day. If you desired them,
I could procure doxens of cortiitcati'S from those
who have been cured by it.
Messrs cLaih Buns , Wholesale Druggists,
Wheeling Vs.. say, tinder d ,to of July 24, IWDL
that they can safely recommend tho Gu-gling Oil
for morediseuses than It Is recommended for.
From J. K. Fimieh. rulontowii. Pa.. Jnne 31,
18117 Your Ga'gling Oil Is doing much iH'tter here
than formerly, sinco its virtues have become known,
and the hollies put up fur Family Use, without
stain, are much sought for.
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Fxtiict from aletter from Hon NAtnAK I ransur,
County Judi;e of Shelby Co., Iowa datod Harlan,
April HI. isili It Is decidedly preferred to any lin
aineut sold In this section.
Extract ot a letter from 8Avnn.H. Ilrpf, dated
Falishnrir, Ohio, July 17,1S. In June lat, Henry
Shurlle had a y arling rolt that had wh-11 was sup
pceed to be Dyplhcria for more tutin ten dw
ihnt it could not ent, nn j the throat swoleu aliou't
shut, and the use of itiroo or four applications, of
the dollar bottles did the do-Irod etl'eet.
F.0111 A ti. Niai.. Lewisvlllo. Coschocton Co., .,
March, lsr,-'. I have used vour Garirlinc: Ml lor the
Neratcl'e on my burse, and It cured it with the first
application.
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fTrom Eios MATttrn, Mlddhport, N. Y.. .Inly 'A
1S5D. I purchased a hottlo of vour thircling Oil ol
vour agent, A. S Ii tker, at Mlddleport. and as yet
havo used but half o( It. I think it has given me
more relief in a case of severe Khetimaiisin. of long
standing, than any thing 1 have ever used before.
Wti"ct f,-nn. a l,.Hr Trnm J ft T'ftATT. dated
Quiney, Chautauqua Co., N. Y., August li, 181. I
nave been ncpmintea witn your mouiciue uan"n
oil) for the last fourteen years. It has proved a
sure cure ror Foot Hot In Sheep for which I sold
the last bottle and have calls almost dally for more.
rieuse torwara as soon as convenient.
Always Inquire for
Merchant's Celebrated
GARGLING OIL;
And take no other.
Retail Price, l.OO, 50 Ct.,
and US ft.
Shako Well boforo uslnu. and rub on thoroughly
before tho fire or some worm substance-
The Oargllnc Oil lias been in uso as n Hnam1
81 years. All we ask ia a air trill, but be sure
and follow directions.
Ask your nearest Druggist, or dealer in 'nl'"i
Medicines lor ono of our Almanacs and aue
cuius, and reud what tho people say ulniut uu. "
The enroling Oil "is for aalo hy all respectable
dealers thruiighout the United States and otnw
countries.
Our tssr.moniafs ditc from 1833 to P"1!?
VMiitkiiat. lira tho Gargling Oil mid tell jou.
neigbliors what good It has done
We deal fair and liberal with all and dory contra
diction. -
Majiufitciturod at
Lot'ltport, X. V., Iy
Mcifliant's (iai lins Oil !'
JOHN HOlKiK, Secretary-
Sold by A. D.
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