'i.! c , . 1 HcFARL4iD,SniTII & Co. (Snccanon to J. A- amPi1 Merchant Tailors ! EXTENSIVE AND ELEGANT ASSORT MENT OF Spring . ami Summer- Styles. rOKF.IGN AND DOMESTIC CLOTHS did CA88I.M KREH, which they make tip to or. dor on HIIOHT-'NOTICE. superior lu BTYLK and WOUKMANM11P. ' Perfect ttntUIactlou Always ' Guaranteed. 1 ' DaUyvrtacWing 11 tin Novelties In BENTS' rUBNISHINB GCODS, ; BATS, CAPS, AC. . If eFABJLAND, SMITH 4c Co.. Cor spring Franklin Bta., Titmville, Pa. "etroleum Centre Daily Record ret. centre, Wednesday. Junela ARRIVAL AND BEPARTDBB OF TRAINS ON O. C. tt A. R. R. On and after Monday, May 30th, 1870, trains will tun at roiiowa : . KOIITU. NO. 6. NO. 8. SO. 1, Leave twin. 11.45 a m. 5,00 r K Leave Oil City 7.00 a m. 2.42 v m. 7,47 ! PeLCen 7 . 3,23 8,28 " , Tltusv. , 3 " 4,14 ' 0,15 Arrive Corry, 9,3a 5,45 ' 10,35 " flOl'TH. .. KO. 2. . NO. 4. NO. 6, Leave Cony, 11,20 a k. 0,00 a k. 6,05 p m " Titusv. 12,45 p M. 7,40 P. Ceo. 1,25 8.1,7 " Arrive O. City 2,05 8,55 ' Irvine. 4,50 " 11,35 ' 7,45 8.35 9,10 gjr No. 5 and 6 run on Sunday. FREIQHT TRAINS NOllTU. LMVe'ftll City. 9,38 AX. !,30A.X. in,35l.M. !,05rj ' P. (ten, 10,61) " 8,2) " M,1UV M. 4,10 Arrive Titusv, 12,01 p.. 0,15 ' 1,05 6,20 " FBriQHT TBAIStS SOUTH. , LeaveTltnsv, (1.15 A M 1,35 . n.OOA.N. 5.2SFK ' P. Cen, B,IT " U,M " W,ir.i. ,30 Arrive O. City ,95 l.oim 2,1)5 7,l " 'Oil Oltv and P.troluum Centra freight, Icares Oil City 11,60 a. m , mriviat t Petroleum Centre 1,4ft n. iii. Uvae ft rule ma Cootie at 4,00 p m., arrives t at Oil City , p m. ' surra rAUtri sunmeit cukjl No. 4 blrcet from Philadelphia wilbuat shange No. -Tiinct tit Pbllfldolpliia wit twait chungo. no. inrenienai i-iiimuwu wiinont rnauye. No (UIHrucI to Pittsburgh without change. mrow hi nwi MHyau, 1S70. Gold 113 ' The report of the Petroleum Producer'! Association for the mooth of May Is out, By It we learn that the .number ol barteli of oil on band at the wells . at tho close of the month, 90,641 ; Num ber of barrels of oil delivered from wolls during the moutb, 407,908; Aggregate, 607,440: Deduct number of barrels of oil on hand et the close of last month, 97,880; Balauce show lag the production for tho moutb, 409,59 ; Average pur day for the month containing 31 days, 13,211.9; Number e f wolls producing- duriug tbe moutb,. 2,338; Average daily production per well duriug tbe month, 5 fi; Number oF woi being drilled, 443; Number of wells' 'oummcnood during the month, 160; Number of wulls completed durlug.tb month, 162; Number of wells abanduuod during the month, 91; Number of abaudedud wells resumed, 3p. Tbe dif ference baiweeu tbe Herald producers, in tbe dally barrels. 48 districts are This evening France Si Lannier's Tbea tricul Cuusiullutkm opoi, at Sobel's Opora House, for an engagement of four nights. This company are highly spokon or by the press everywhere they bare perlormud and we bespeak lor tbetn crowded bouses. To uigbtwillbo prusontud tbe groat his torical drama of i-Luoretla Borgia," the performance coucluding with a tuvorite Tbu now wull ou tbu Omega iurai still holds out at 50 barrels per day. We were In emir yeslwrday in elating that the well liud 37 rwt of iourth saud rock. It should bve rcd 37 feel oi third sund ruck, tbe wells in that vicinity huving uo fourth sand. At Coiry, last Frlduy, one of her verdant youlU waj swluaiud oat cf $13 by bulliua Hi llitee uuid moult. Corry cUiius tweuty-uiiie iimm,m.tuiiiig ttti-iUi.i.uwiiti., ru miug f.-uai machine sbm to jjinger-pfp -Dtps. reuort ami th tubsfted troupe have productiou, is 654 Jjp tbe liveliest reported. Mua XMn ugni oomeuy We copy fiom tho Tilusvlllu Herald, a synopsis of tbo roport of tho rnces at Oil City, yesterday : Precisely at two o'clock the first race was called for bmxes that lmd never beaten 2:13 owned in Venango nul Crawford counties six'y days previous to closing or on trips Purso$i00; $200 to first, $12j lo second and $75 to third horse. Tbo following horses were entered, and promptly appeared on tbe track : 1. J. W. Humphrey, Tilusville, b. g. II. George. P. II. Tlernan, Oil City, br. m. F. Dew. 3. James McDean, Metdvtllc, b. g. Dick ens. 4. James G. White, Oil City, 8. m. Lady Gay. Fogey Dew held tbe call In pools at slight odds, Dickons being second choice. Honest George won tbo pole, Lady Gay second, Dickens third, snd Foggy outside. After four Ineffectual efforts the word was given, and the linrsos Blurted on. Fiust Hbat. Lady Gay got a little the best of tbe send off, wbiob she managed to koup to tbo throe-quarter pnln, Dickens fol lowing close.. Foggy Dew held third place to ens-half mile pole where she gave place to Honest George, whoso steady, sure pace showed bis usual 'staying" qualities with no chance for '-bellows to mend." As tbe horses turned into tbe home stretch "the great novelist" showed his stride for tbe first lime in the beat ard came dasuing up to the score In 2 :49 winning tbe heat by two lengths from Honest George, tbe brown mare third and sorrel fourth. second hkat. luo Dorses got away well together, Foggy slightly ahead, bat at once gave place to Lady Gay who led to the quarter pole In 44 seconds. Dickens second, Honest Goorga third -and Foggy fourth all apparently lapping each7 other. On socood quarter, Fongy drew into tbe lead, Honest George taking last place snd passed tbe half mllo pole at length ahead of Dickens in 1:29. On 4be third quaiter Dickens wont up and the Lady showed him her heels, Fe'ggy- loading to three-quarter pole la f. ill. At the horses turned Into the bourt stretch Dickens went off bis feet and ran some distsnoe, then suddenly dropaed himself in good ihspe and crosssd the score a neck ahead in 2(27; Lady Gay third and George fourth. The beat was awarded to Fceav cn the score or fairest trotting. third hkat. This wss by far lbs finest heat of the race. Tbe bones got of well together. Foggy Dew leading to qWter pole in '48 seconds, when Dickens, smarting under bis late defeat, passed her and took tbe inside, retaining her position through tbe beat, comiog in winner by two length in 2.53, Honest Georite second, Foggy Dew luiru ana umvj vbt lourio. Fodrti Hbat. Bulling, wblcb at tbe close of the seoond beat was rather in favor of Foggy Dew, was now all In favor of Dick- ens be tolding call In pools as no end of odds. BEL'APITCLITIOX. ' Dickens. 1 ' Honest George 2 Foggy Dew, 3 Lady Gay, .4 1 1 2 2dls. 4dis. Time 2:49, 1:57, 2:52. me secona race wss caiiea st 4:13, PUUSE $300. No. 2 For pacers; $175 to ite first, $85 to mo second; and 40 to the third. 1 Jas. Tate, Oil City, s. m. Mary. Ann. 2. Isaac F. Dare, Cleveland, br. m. Mag' tie MIlQbell. 3 S. M. Bane, . Pittsburgh, g, g. Sam Hill. 'rormeriy swan Hitlers. The race was won by Maggie Mitchell. Another large and lashienable audience greeted tbe Wallace Sisters last evening, and as usual their excellent performance in tbe beautiful burlesque of '-The Invisible Prince," was loudly applauded. Miss Ag nus as Prince Amabel; Miss Jennie as Apricotlna; Miss Minnie as Tbe Fairy Gen tlllo, and Mr. Villa as Tbe Infants Furi bood, exhibited rare bistriooio talent, lb acting being life-like in tbe extreme. This tho richest costumes. ... r singers afad suoerVJ and anu Duriusque per- ever visitod tho oil re- giues. The little oues, Missus Minnie - and Maud, came in for a large share of applause. Tbe singing and dancing of these cliarmtn, little ones is by tar superior to anythlnc tbe kiud ever pcrfortuod berosWlorV 0i oitizons will be pleased to lAfn tbat this excellent company intend paying this place a visit tbe coming tutsan. They will al ways be welcome. Tbo well at West Hickory, struck day be fore yvBlerday, is yielding 40 barrels, per day. It is located about forty rods nortb tbe Venture well, and was put down by the same parties who own tbo lormor, Messrs Vera, Blake, Irwin, Bird aud others, of this placo. They Hie of tbo opinion that it will iucreaso in production somewhat, but do not thiuk it will prove as good a well as tbe VifOtUld. Lent s famous Jew York oiroua, tbe best probably in the country, is potted to t-l.ib-it in -lie iluud iv. j-juu 27m. M Tormers tbat have CltlUr. A.NJDHKIKD. A York State girl of spirit couldn't stand her father's reprimanding her, so sbe plac ed herself bityond his jurlsdlctinn with bed bug poison. The Xnnia, Ohio, Torchlight laments that dons' wilh'oystcr cans attached are becoming scarce m that 'village, oa it plaiuttvely inquires, "Is the spirit of youth ful enterprise dying .'off!" Girls would do w'ell when they are mar ried to burn up all their old love letters. A gentleman found a letter addressed to bis wire by some former admirer after Is had been married to her two years, and wus so provoked at tbe tone of tbe letter that n immediately applied tor divorce. Tho railroad war goes bravely on, and from a reduction in passenger rates tbe fight baa extended to tbe carrying trade. Tbe rate ot $120 per ear load of cattle from Buffalo via N. Y., Central, has been re duced to $55. The Erie responds by teduc Ing the rato to $40 per car. A Madison, Win., editor objects to the Keep-off-tbe-grass" sign in tbe park, and declares tbat according to bit Idea tbe chief end of grass to tbs. parks It not to bs mads hay. - Nazarstb BUI, w$p wat accused of steel ing a bone In Detroit, bss been triumphant ly acquitted. There It more good in Nas areth than hsot credit for. Tbs wife of an Indiana clergyman pro cured a divorc and a fresh marriage license all within six tours tbs other day. Talk about tbs law's delay after that. Ad exchange says: 'Trying todobasi- ness without advertising It Ilk winking .through a pair or grata goggles. You may know that you ars doing it but nobody slss """.J v.. . ' Jutt think of it! A Pittsburgh mst) as- tually picked up courage to tbratb bit motbor-ln-law. Of course tbo scoundrel was arrested,-' If be ft - sent to the penltsntlary tbs authorities will not bs at any expense In having bis balr cut Ooo Bodgera, wbo sdvertktes blmelf as conveited comedian, Is IsetnrlDgetj temperance In Soheneotady. Tbo Union f tbat city hopes be Is converted sufficiently to call ' at tbat office and pay s, little blU wblcb bat bean standing against him ftr several year. A wetttro obituary notios closet by lay loi: "Sbe bad an amiable Urn per aed was nnosmmonly fond of Is sitf other delicacies." M. Plichon, tbs new FrencH Kttustsr of Public Works, has but ions arm, whereup on a pitiless Paris wag remarks: "Well, be can't dip in with both bands, anyhow.' We bar but few one armed offlos holders. Connecticut is about to undertake to re-. form ber bar by debarring lb sal of .441 poisonous alcoholio beverages, so produc tive of dsHrfum frtmanj and alt otbsr ktt- dred lilt. . If tbs oaoaol prevent tbs sal ol wbUky, tbe wilt at least try to sxclndo all Its adulterations. Whisky, "pur aatt simple," it hereafter to be Insisted upon, and the makers and venders of beverages containing strlcbnloe, sulpburio acid, sol and other invigorating decoctions known at "liquid lightning,'' ar to be visited with heavy penalties. If tbs sue eeedt, the may count on a rapid lucre to bar population. But sn won't. Stampcd Emvklop8. About tb 1st of July next, tb Pottofflo Department will commence tb itsu ol a new series of Heap ed envelopes, and a new newspaper wrap per. Tbs stamps will bo of tb same do-J tignt and ooloft as tbs asw pottags stamps of corresponding denominations. The tbape of tb Ham pa embossed oa tb envel ope and wrapper will be ovaL V Do not forget the opening performance a I it souei's upera uonsek uit venlng. splendid bill it offerqd i. - ' By. ths following from tb Erie Dispatch it will be seen tbat tkomaosfactaren of tbat city, are boring welttfor tbo panose of ob taining lb gat from tbe m, uting it la tb psaoe ot oiner sinus oi lueit; A big vein of gas wat struck last night at tbe Canal Milt gat well, at a depth of about 290 feet, and one en Saturday night at a depth of 230 leet. Plenty) of gat for tt mill is now forcing itself out, but Messrs. Oliver & Bacon intend drilling torn dis tance further yet. Tfaey superintend tbe; operatlou and pay for labor by tbe day. Last week, between Monday morning and Saturday nlgbt, they bored a depth of 225 foot. Otbef manufabturers will toon follow tuit In tbs putting down of gas walls, and in sums place they are to be bered obtain gut for private botite. There are n6w six 'wells going down in tbe vioinity o!Tlumtr 'Mr the purpose of testing the territory. It is predicted by inauy tbat Plumur will be tbe two Ot n i uthci' oil cxvitctnvut before lonjj. IIb-UniON Or NORTUWKSTXtt.V Pkknstl- vasu Voi.t'KTBKiis. Tho Ke-unlon o' Northwestern Pennsylvania Volunteer to take place In tbia oily on tbe 39tb and 30th of June, promises to be an entire success. The gentlemen in chargo of the arrange ments are In dally receipt of letters from soldiers in and out of tbe State, expressing an Intention of being present. Wo are de sired to say that tbe invitation Is a general ooo to all honorably discharged soldiers In this section of tbe Slate, without regard to tbe regiment or arm of service wltb whlob Ibey may have been connected. Several geatlsmea formerly la cavalry regiments, and now resident her, bav decided to make a special effort for a representation or tbat branch of tb army. A special bead quartet! for each nrgaaltatloa wilt b pro tided. It It desired tbat thoss purposing to be present advise tb committee ot the fact and if possible reach lb city on tb first day of tb Re-union. Tb headquar ter of tb SSd Beglawat will be at Ways Hall, and tb beadqaartsrs of tbs llltb Regiment at tbs Court Hons. Communi cation! may be addressed to Generals H. L. Brown, T. M. Walker, or Colonel C. r. Rogers, of this olty. Erie Dispatch. Baisatb IX TiBiorrr. Ths'Pltlsbortb Commercial baa had a correspondent In Tl- dlout. After looking: at ber Church, b breaks Ibrlb In song as follows: Tidlut ajeeps nor man, nor Mast, dot oorajok," It teen to ttlr tho qolet of ber 8abbtb. Tho vary birds ar still; tb tbantfcttor Alarsat tb moraaag with hit darioo Assembling tb fsur' olaa it wescosae And spread their swy wing to ecort tb annl Tb sparkllag rim rolls svsr, sver ea, Aaar and pur, unwearied at at first It tangoing sprang from beavsn-created sou roe, Historic yet bearing on It mirror tur- fac No Ho of tribal wrong, or kingly rooqtiett Nor aagbl to aaaks the trail of sealplag- orgts. A flowing wall waa strata at Wblta Oak, la Forest Connty, test Thursday a boot an mllaodaba!f this ski laa Tattl wall, whlob It Is thoaght wlU tally equal if Dot exceed that asteoratad well la II ptodae- a. Tho excitement appears to bs com ing Ibkvay at a good lthypae. FotoH Ft. LcmmiI Mottcea. ia raiamt aiae-Uae Uefrla- tor. Lined with Slat, having Air Chambers without Filling of ear kind pertectlv dry aad sweet they are believed to be unequal- ia oy any otaer aaw ta ass, aaa ar or Moderate Cost Slats aosssaaai aa acknowledged aniwrl- orlty over Zla for lining purpose, beiog fre frost smell, tast aad eorrosioa, aad oa be aattly cieaoed, preosrviag every ar ticle w a sweat aaa pat sum. t9-ror sale at FRX EFAX'S RARD- AJtC 8TOKJL ll-St Soda Water aad lea Cream at J. W. Bat W would call tb attention of our bnsl- asss msa to lb superior stylet of Job print lag, both plaia and fancy, atpreseat being turotd out from this office. W ars prepar ed to execote Job nrlnllna of everv dtacrln- tloo la tb latest and most fasbionabl sty Is . . . . . j m tao an. ana at nasoaaais rata. tr. , Sash, Glass, Doors, Putty Ao. Large owe vary oaesp as so ruraitar etorn. ' mla-lf Soda Water aad let Cnea at J. W. 1 I- Soda Water aad loa Crsam at i. W. Baal Lrd Oil by barrel ot gallon at majU-tf H. Fi 'may- fMIUII. Oai Pip wholtsale and retail at H. Fat km ax's. Jutt received a Isrge and well assorted stock of shelf hardware at J. Rutherford's, tf. But lb "lied Hot" Saddl. manufactured la Tftnsvllle espies sly rot tb oil eouatry adapted to all kinds of weather, at J. ft. Kroa's. slZ-ll Soda Water aod Ic Cream at J. W. Beat ' All kindt foreign fruits at Falter, Fenner 4 Co.'t Fine assortment of Paper and Cloth Win dow bbadet aad Fixtures, just ree'd at m8tf. Grippkh Bros'. C01.0 Is a word wblcb Codingtoa t Corn, wall propose to render obsolete. For modus operandi call and as them. meroblOifr Tbb PrAaiD of splendid coal over a odingtoo A Cornwall '1 yard aro perfectly wonderful. marchlOtf. The largest stock of Gas Pipe in town at II. FriKKMAN'S. IufrlUK!iiieiit Notice. Tb subscriber bss learned that a ctritls. firm In Titusrille, known as "Bryan, Dil lingham t Co.," have commenced Ibetnatii ufaoture of Sucker Bods with bockot Jolauji This is a Direct Infringement on his Kigbls, as bit claim Is "ooiineutiug two sectlsua 0) rod by means or wedges, wedging sookett. and doable coupling bolt." He dues not spsolfy any particular shaped wedge, nor of wnai maieiiai 11 inan ne mane. All rods mad as bv described outride of his nun ufaotory, are ojtccl infilngemcols. Tliii tnereiiire is 10 - CAUTION OIL OPEHATOKS. and all otbera, against buying or using m. rods so raado, except tbose of bis manufac ture, as by So doing they will lay them selves liable, aud will be dealt with accord ing to law. w at. j. imsis. FiON-ua. April 9th. 1870. Sparkling Soda Water t M. 8. 4tf. Slffl- mon'a Soda Water and Ic. Cream at J. W. Beau J1. Soda Water aod loeCream at J. W. Deal ty't. ap27-ii. All hinds foreign fruits at Feller. Fsnsw Co.'t All styles light harness, cheaper than ia cheapest, made from Moffat's oak stock, act) warranted, at J K. Kroa's. Nails wholesale and retail at II. FaxiMAs't NEW ADVEKTI8KMENT8. TtX IfOlslsAHS HE WARD. Strayed from thtpnailes oftha own Jam , a small llchl red row; saall red has l m; bad slntp wllh dinner brll ahuat hr arrk, strap around her burns. Tbe sliova reward lll l Said tor bar rainra to the sodw, w alii any om staining bet aad aetlft Ing nie of snrJi eXinilim A K. WIU.UMs. WtM Cat, retrolesm Ototre, Pa. . jlut PETROLEUM IRON WORKS ' Br, MtilNf kRta t Co., rJachinists! Irori ami Dniis Founders FORGERS, -' aasraetanv of ENGINES, BOILERS, DRILLING TlIL, BIUI.UAT ANU AU SAW MII.L8, PDMriNG RIGS, WALKING BEAM AND RANI) WHEEL IKONS. PLOWS. AND ALL KINDK OF CASTINGS, WHOLESALE A RETAIL DEALERS NI ALLISON'S TIBI Al) FOR OIL WELLS, AC.' TitsswuJ, Kov Bthjaw. li. BHAM & CO , C'enlroHt., OH Clly. e-' CD NEW AND BEAUTIFUL 8TYLE8 OF fatts ani Jewelry, (Aiertsaa, Kng lab and 8wlai uske.) sWerlur Silver Ware. UlverPlaUd Ware, OratlfTaaOT, aalnaedtalgna laflL VBU, espselally adapted for prossuU SOt.10 OOU CH A1IIS, JaWILHT, 1 PWTOIA KKVOLVRKH, FlaniNO TACKLB, HBAL RINOI A. ranlcelar aUMUoa elvea lit repalr- A 0 H p CD i CD ta an waichas and Jewelry by a ewnpeteat wurkaun. Ttuflrai ban also a store atTl- tvbwiulm, eprlag straw. ; - natTstaucH ma plaor. Cantre strset. nasi dir west of the P. A. Megraptt tOos, OU CUy, 1" The Hew York Meat Market HA W. PAltKBU hero nitvd up a now build- ltea , Oh MrIn street, Opiaito tne itlcCliaturk lloiise. And intend besplng what Patudsuia Cvn'' " oag aaadvd, a arst-claas Mat Market. " CH0ICE8TAND BEST MEAT will he kept. It will be onr aim to sor vo our rnj tomers with promptuow aud lu tlwlr oullru tMnWtf:.,,.-i H.AW.PAKKW- GEO. W. KING, Sr., lias removed to Ms NKW WRK, adj'ililjjr Hclmoblom A Wlnp'a Orocnry Mw. w,AhlJl'1d4 JVN-eT.. snd U now preiinn-d to fiiruUli ' "m sad tbe pubUc geuemlly wltli Fresh and Salt all kind. Tbanklm; my friends for p"1" '""a Imps to marit a coaiiuuiuicu of Ihu xum. w iaosc.ll. "11. OK) W K0 Petroleum Centre, My , WD U- tf V ll . 1 vaf
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