M( I Alt LI, SMITH & Co. iSnccoMora to J. A. Merchant Tailors! EXTENSIVE AND ELEGANT ASSORT MENT OF Spring and Summer Styles. FOKEIGs! AND DOMESTIC CLOTHS and CAPSIMEKKN, which they makeup to. or. dr on KltOKTiNOTlCK. superior iu 8TYL4 and WORKMANSHIP. Perfect MliIact!en Always CSuoramccd.) Bail; Receiving all tlte Novelties in BENTS' FURNISHING GEOBS, ' hats, caps, &c. H'FAULA31), SMITH Ac Co., 'Cor. Spring it Iran kiln Sis.) Titnovillc, Pa. otroleum Centre Daily Record. fet. t'oulre, Tuesday. June 1 ARRIVAL AND EPARTIHB OF 'lit tINS ON 6. V. A: A. it. II. On anil after Monday, May 30tb, 1ST0, traiiiB will run as follows: NORTH. ' SO. 6. X. 3. NO. 1. Leave Irvine. 11,45 a m. fi.uo ji Leave Oil City 7.00 a m. 2.42 p M. 7,4" p M I'et.Ceu 7,33 3.23 H.2S Titimv. 8.23 ' 4.14 ' 9,15 " Arrive Corry, 9.35 5,46 " 10,35 " KOITU. o, 2. xo. 4. Leave Curry, 11.20 a m. 0.00 a si. Titiisv. 12.45 i .. 7.40 ' 1. Cen. 1.25 " 8.17 " Arrive O. City 2,05 ' H.!i5 " Irvine. 4,50 ' 11.35 " xo. 0. (!,5 p m 7,45 H.35 !);10 ' No. 5 and 6 no on Sunday. FREIGHT TRAINS NORTH. Leave 'ill City. 9.3.1a a. ,30a.m. 1",35ah. S.cr.rji I. I'on, 10.6H B,i is.iiipm. 4,)n Aiiiva 'i'ituxv, 12.01 r a. 11,45 ' " 1,55 ' 0,;u " FREIGHT TRAILS aOCTH. jivcTituK, 6,irA.M i.ri a.h. :iooa.m. .a-.PM - I ten, 8.17 ;. .11.5'. , M.2S p.m. H.30 ' Atj-Ivh n. t'it.v,(i,3.,". i,(i5 r a a,ii5 7.30" I'll City auf Petroleum Centre, ftciulir, lenvos Oil Hy ll.W . tu., arrives hi I'utrol-iim Cetrel,25 p. in. I'iirn Prtmlenm Centre t 4,00 o m., arrives at Kll C.ty 6,20 p. in. i kiiveii PALAra M.KEPir o rms. No. 4 Direet from Ilill:ialuh1ii vt itiioiit ehntuje. No. 3 Hired to Philadelphia without elimiiri.. No. ft Dirttrt from I'Htxtiiirul1. 'without change. No tt-uiract to Pitmb urgli without Chans. Munaay, May 30, J8"0. tJuld 112?,.' The fire company aro requested to meet nu Hio banks or the creek ut 7 p. m., !or the purpose or touting the engine, after 'which ibere will bu a lire meeliag at So bel's Hall. The members or tlio company are urgently requested io attend, as bnsl- tiess oi importance will come befure the uieutiug. Hit. li'KMS. A new well was struck on h Dempsey rrm, Katie Run, on Friday ! iidy last, which Is yielding fully thirty linrmls per day. It Is located on the flats uil Is about Ml) loot deep. Mr. C. O'Don i"U is the owner of tho worklnk luterest.- Tuis is uow the best producing well on tho turm. A tow weH wss struck on tho Brown mini, vut-rryirea nun, auoiit a ween ago.. It is yielufeg alwul 13 bids per day, Jt is jiwued by the Elliott Brothers or Puiladel. yhl i. This well i about biO feet deep and na ai out M loet or oil bearitig rand .The Elliott Bto's. now has live wells pro ducing on this furm. They are practical oil operators and well deserving of the good nek which they have met. Three sets of tools are fast in the Lady ..irniiii welt, J as. Mctray farm. Feurs ire enioralued that they cannot be got out a pun oi ine toots which have been fust in the t'oxwell, Ceutral Petroleum Co's. f irit, were safely removed yesterday, by the Mte ol the "pole tools." Another now well ou the Omega Oil Co's larui. will be compleied lu about in o weeks. A -'big strike" Is aulicipatedr Nrw WKLi,.--A4ler well was struck on the Story farm, yesterday, which. Is yie!. ing 25 barrels of green oil per day. It is known hNii. 7S, and isownal by the Col ivniin Mil (;). of Pitis'..iig. 'f, v.-e!l -,p. ""i !i.-td I-' ! t of. in.'. !;;. The Fenian fiasco, a few weeks since, has been eclipsed In In ridiculous aspect, if tiint wero possible, ' by ttio Italian uprising In Tuscany. Tbo march of forty moiintiinecrs without uniforms, nnd armed only with knives and sticks, under Signor Gulliani, to cmqticr Rome, presents a picture sublime in its grotesqtiencss and rarely equalled out side the walla of lunatic asylum. There is a striking likeness between these two re volutionary ( ?) movements In this, that while they both proposed to avongo centu ries of grievances by a result to armed fotce, both wero signalized by a lack of brains and rapid nod overwhelming, if not diszracsful defeat, O'Neil madn a bombas tic speech tobis troops, which would have done bonor to a Ojiixottc, on the eve of dis aster, and Signor Galliani repeated the per formance with almost a like result. Of the latter, a Near York Herald correspondent, writing fipm the "front," says: ''His proclamation stated to his followers that they would be reinforoed before cross ing the frontier by numerous other corps, all having the same objective to drive out tbopriests from Rome, and constitute Italy one universal republic. To think that the Italians will sit by idle while wo pour out our blood for these sacred aims would in itself be a crime.' .Such was the ending flourish of Signor Guiliuni's card. But a word in regard to the antecedents oi tbo couimander-iii-cbief. Uallianl belongs to tbo culinary profession : he bns been a cook the greater part of his life, and, having principally cooked for republicans, it is said that bo was early imbued with repub liciu ideas while getting up repttbicau stews and sauces. I'pon such meat, then, was fed this ardent republican before his recent attempt to set Pio Kouo and Emman uel at dcilar.ee." Just to tblnk that after all this waste or oratory and warlike preparations, .eight of King Victor Emmanuel's carbineers captur- ed poor foolish Galliani's entire army! A Grkat Invention-. W. D. Snow, for- J merly in the Oil region, as Chief Engineer of the Allegheny Transportation Company, has invented a car n.vU whereby a New York and Erie six Toot guajjo car can be transformed into a Lake Shore four foot eight and a half inch car almost instantane ously. He is now on bis way to the Pacific with one or these cars loaded in Jersey City, and run over tbo Etio rond to Cleveland, aud there transferred to the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern. There are five different guoges used on the various railroad in the United States, aud .a carwitb this impruve siont applied can bo run over every road in tlio country. The mutter is accomplished by a steel "feather," one unil a half inches in width, inserted in a lateral groove in the axle live-eights ol on inch deep. Instead ov wt'ukeuinghi axle, this is ra tl:or inclined to streogbeu it. Ketches nre then cut in this feu'her, so that the wheels can be spread apart or moved nearer together, to accommodate nn junge of rend. A correspondent of the Clarion Democrat writing from Parker's Landing, says: Quiet a number of good wells have been Rttedla and aiound Laarenceburgiwilliin the last two weeks. Forkcr wells.No. i, oo the Fullerton Parker fai"rlwas torpedoed, and bits been produciuhoiit one bundled barrels per (Jay. lor toir.o time. The Emma well, flnlfe Robinson farm, owned by W. P. Fioley, Robinson nnd others is a new well, and is considered among tho best in that section. Well owned by Brown (it Fioley on river bank opposite -theSlslaod, was torpedoed a weckgo, anil is produc ing one buudred andtsi.ty barrels a day. Judging from present Indications (be Clarion side of the liver bids fair to prove as good territory as any-, in the Parker oil field. Among the new wells on this sido is one on the J as. Pollock farm, owned by S. D. Carnes, producing fitteen barrels aud one on tho Ankers farm, owned by Kipp & Churchill, just tested aud yield ng twenty-live barrels Capital opening for several missionaries . . . ut Parker's Landing, which seems bound to oiU-do even Petroleum Centre in general depruvily and ppro cugedneas. Rouseville correspondent Oil City Times. It would bu a good thing for the "high molality" correspondent to remember that "charity .begius at home." Instead ot writ ng up tbo laiills or neighboring tows, ho Bhould con lino bis mammoth intellect more closely still to the great subject of . side walks," which appears to be lyij hobby. By referenud lo the advorti 'uinuiit, it will bu seen that J. W. Realty has received the liist iuvoice oi Fir Works, for the 4lb ot July. Puis will be good news lor th liitl folk. Graenwood , the uiuiloior ol Fleming n Lawreuceburg recently, was arrostod iu the woods about threu u.iles south ol Pallet's Laiid.ng, tlio uext day alter tho murder, i.iid is uow led -e.l i:i Kutaiii jiii. Flcm i't: wu. buried ut Kiliiiiiig, Li t ieu:a Iviii;; tak ' l lel'e 1.1 'l ir I.. (hid;: Asnunt'ixn' The wheat crop In Georgia, Tennessee and the Carollnns is being garnered. It is very largo. , A man named liurion Ml dil while attending service in the Methodist Church at Janesville, Wisconsin, n few days ago. : Ambrose Coe, who stabbed to death Miss Abbio Somcis. at Ashley, Illinois, on Thursday last, has been enngbt and caged. He says he wants to die. Jealousy was the cause. The New York Herald is in favor of sup pressing young America on the Fourth of July, least they burn New York up by way of celebrating (the day. Portland, Maine, was JJe'stroy. d by a fire cracker. Omaha hits a colored Alderman. L'ondoa Is projecting a hrlf-penny pnre-r. bis circulation is expected, to reach 500,000 copies. The unhappy lunatic McFarland lias been engaged recently, in nn effort to sot aside the divoreo obtained by his wife. But ho has also tried to annoy her in another manner. The Boston Uerold leares from a private source that be basy-endeav-ored to kidnap one of the children living with Airs. Richardson at Woodsidc. To accomplish this noble deed a woman was hired, who ' hanuted her house until the mother was obliged to send the child away from her reoch. Mrs. Richardson is still ill with chills add fever and says that the most merciful thing McFarland could do woul l be to kill her." A man named Holt, proprietor of a board ing house in Hartford. Conn., swallowed a large dose of opium on Thursday night last, because bis wife accepted an invita tion to the theatre without his, knowledge. Strong emetics saved the jealous man, nnd give him a fresh Holt on life. Whlls jfltiea Uibinson's Cincinnati Cir cus was parading tnrougn ine s-.ieeis oi Mid'lleton, Kansas, last week, the roof of a wagon, on wuicn was moumeu a u inu of rrfusicians, brolco through, precipitating the men into a den of lion?. A local paper says: "ine awim grains ot iniw mm agony which arose from the poor victims who were being torn and lacerated by the frightful monsters below was heart rending nnd sickening to a terrible degree." i rot. White, or.o of the performers, went to the rescue of the unfortunates, and v ai almost torn to nieces. Conrad Feutz and Charles Schoer were laken out dead. Lydift Thompson has a little girl six years old, who 13 said lo be as hundtomo as a picture. An American sharper has beaten the Klngjpf Wurtemburg out of forty thousand florins at draw poker. About one million dollars worth of Chi nese fireworks are used up in this country every Fourth of J.ily. Boston Is troubled with a rashlonable young lady who iusUts upon walking iuthe middle of the Btreet. . 5 George A Barber, formerly', of Cincin nati, and C. C Wail of Toledo, are to huve a type-setting mutch nt Detroit. The con test will take place in a public hall, nnd the winner to have the proceeds f.-ipi the udniissien fee. Te limn when the contest will take place is cetyet tyuounced. A West Poiuorrespondent sayi that tho poor cutlets aro worried continually tbyJiiisband teekvug girls, who are willing lo .exchange wealth and maidenhood for the title of wile. Thus far the campaign has nut been successful. At Miles Grove, near Erie, on Monday, Charles Thompson, a school teacher, flog ged an uruliiii named Griliin. Thereupon the boy's mother, armed .with a peculiar "pitcher," covered with paper, entered tho school room and demanded ol Mr, Thomp son why he bad whipped her sun. He re plied teat It .was becaiiRO tho fractious youth deserved it, whereupon she proceed ed to empty the contents of tho 'pitcher" on his scholarly person, and emphasized tho performance by breaking tho utensil over bis puto. Tho leacbcr found nn im mediate change of laimcn t Ilidi.-'pensifiW) and the pupils of the School precipitately retired from the ,room without waiting lor formal dismissal, Mrs. Griffin was arrett ed, but .compromised the case by paying Thompson fifty dollars, and turning over twenty-flvo more to the fund of tho, dis trict. AI'leMhe money bad been paid Mr, Griliin uskedslsy Feniauic epousir. whether she had got her money's - worth, to which. Bhe'sjnphatically replied :v'isbaA" tByNjotin Cowan," M'. D. MiALuban Gregustj, 'of Rousevilk-,, Pa. ,.l Li.' llin mil.. n( ll.ij ,. I , , 1 . l'. .,-.V' " ' 'j,-;"!'- i,iv io Veuango countyind ylllJoallen our citizuns Ina daoiiVo for tlie urpoBO of soliciting igarlption for tho work. The worrit one that Bbould bo la the hands of lio'i married and single, as contains fnf'jtma'isli cl valnu tu . ot. IPSSiBWORHLS For4th nf July 1R70. just received nt J. W, llEATY'r, coii'tstlng In part of l''ireCrnck crs of the best brand. Rockets-, Komiin Candles. Torpedoes, two kinils. Mines, rc.xhlbi lion Pieces. Hunting Fluus. Hnlloons, Chinese Lanterns, nnd a great variety of other works too umneious t'i mention. Also choice Confectionery. Ice Cream the best It) the market, just such as wiil suit the tast" on Independence day. All these things are to bo had, nnd n preat many moro at J. W. Eeatly s coud Door from. tbo Opera House. . ' .1. W. II FATTY. Petrolonm Centre, June 22, IS70 2w. Socla Water aud loo Cream at J. W. Heat; ty's Soda Water and Ice Cream at J. W. Beat ty's. Hants' !a eiiiMaiwUHtil Jtcfrls a tor. Lined with Slate. Wins Air Chambers without Filling of uny kind perlectly dry and sweet l hoy are believed to be uueiiuul led by any other now iu use, and are of .Moderate Cost. Slate possesses nn acknowledged superi ority over JCinc for lining purposes, being free I rum smell, taste and corrosion, nnd can be easily cleaned, preserving every ar ticle in n sweet and pure slate. f,?y-For sale ul FREEMAN'S HARD WARE STORE. 31-3t. Soda Wuter and Ice Cream ul J. W. Reat- The 1: rgest ami finest stock of Faj'jily (Jroteries, ever 1 ii'oiifrlit to Petroleum Ceutrc, U now Ijciiiur received ami ofl'ered at heavily rt'dacci! imci's.-- These crootls .ire bought in New York at the pieseut low prices for cash, and we proposele to onr friends and patrons have the benefit of IciV prit'CS, Parties wisiimg to buy choice at ery low figures will do well to call on as befure purchasing elsewhere.' IiifiiitL-ntuiit Notice. The subi-ciiber bus learned thnt a certain firm in Titusville. known as "l!rnn, Dil lingham & Co.," have commenced tlieinatiu ufuuturo of 3uekcr Mods with Hoeket Joints' This is a Direct Infringement on his Rights, as his claim is "connecting two tcctiori ol rod by meanli of wedges, wedging sockets, and double coupling bo't." Undoes nut spicily any particular shaped wedge, nur of what mateiial it shall bo made. All roils niuilo as above described outside of his man utaclory, are direct infringements. This, therefore Is to -CAUTION OIL OPERATORS. and- url others, against buying or using nny rods so made, except those of his manufac ture, by so doing they will luy them selves liable, attdwvill bu dealt with uccurd- 1U-IU JUHT.. WM. J. INN 13. PlONKKli. Arril!)t!i. 1S70. Fine assortment of Paper nnd Cloth Win- doiv fctiuilea uud i-ixlures, .piHt reed at UlBtf. V GttlKKKS Bkos. Vichey, Kisungnn and rioda Water the Arlio Soda Fouutuin of v GjMKPKH 13 HUH. .V 7-r-r p. i ..a word which Codingtoa x Corn- '...V.. .V I l. ,1 nruiM.'atu I'-ntiri uunciuiv. A II I TrniKta uievaiiuciyi and see tliem. muicDluit Mb TfiaAiTiis) oN ''ild oral over n oington& Curuwell 's yard are rftufectly wonuoriui. murciuutr. Just received a lurge and Etuck ul'Bhclf huidwuie- ut J. well assarted Rutherford's, If. Hoita Water nt M. S. ii4 tr. Fnda 'Water and Ice Cream at J. tyV. W. Heat. .odn Water and IceCre'tm ut J. W. Heat ty's. ip27-il. (inld Fish, Drug Store. Gold Fish at M. S. Simmoti'i Wo would call the ut ton lion ol our bust ness men to the superior styles of job nrim ing, both plain ami fancy, at present bcimr I., ... ...l iv..... ikt. .n;.. iu. . ,'n, in.ii, ,1,1.-, uiubv. ,7u un, prepnp. ed lo oxcentii jl priuling of everv dmerhi.. tion In the latest Mid moil tushioiiablu Btvi of the rrt, and at roaonable rates. if. Sash. Glu.. DiMir-. Puiiv An. t ,- stock very clien"( at the FuriillRru Slore. Biiu-tr . Vichey, Klsncon and Soda Water at the Artie Soda Fountain of jl-tr. Ukiitks Uiuw. Laid Oil by battel or gallon nt maj23 tf. H. Fiikemixj. Nans wholesale and retail nt II. FltKHMAx's Kissengeu and Vichey Water on dnndit at Ghivkkh likoi. . , . All kinds foreign tririts at F- IltT. l'tninr t Co. t Gas Pipe, wholesale nnd retail nt II. FrkkmanV, Kissnngcu aud Vichey Water nn ilramdt at' GatpiKM linos. Puy the Red Hot" Saddle iiiaiiulftctumt ia Tllmvillo expressly lor the nil cimnlry odnpied to all kinds of weather, at J. I!. K run 'a. 12-tl Klssengen and Vichey Water nt Gripkh.i Criis. P.hU Water aud Ice Cream at J. W. Celt ty'a. Ail kinds forei; it Co.'s n fruits at Feller, Fenatr Tb largest stock of Gas Pipe in town it II. Frkkuan. Fine assortment riros of w all paper at Griffff NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. IIULSR Volt HALE. . He'iw nnd F.riuw I OA t "t A, orpe'ltc llie Eml. s'.ir !!iil iin(, mhliiKinn Sirm, l'eir"lui its' ir.. I l.e liuiiie it frame, iiiirle, Mulo, will la f" i! ! ip. KniUlra at bctiall' l.iorrry More. oj p-j -itu tn. hniiUiiu;- . Iw. For Sale Cheap. SIX FIFTEEN (ji TWENTY BARUEb TANKS. TWO 12G BARREL TANK3. TWO 2'0 " L'tiiiiirs olSupt. on Haum Farm. jlC-lw. ISHAM & CO, C''iilre-!t.,MICily. NEW AND I5BUTIFLL; J STYLES OF T. c H r t 0 -p O r m H ;in nun 11 ill u le Ji UUU U V K Uil 1) i lit . . i : w r. P (.tmerli nn, Knit iah and Swim make.) ' Steriiig Silver Ware. j . Silver Plated Ware, j Of nil Bn,le, niili;ii" ib ilcn I" i VKU, cpecitt'ly nilaplul In: I'M)11" i ni.in :oi,i CHAINS', JK1VKI.KY, l'ISTi)I, HhVHI.VFIIH, FISilINU TACKLR, SKAL K1M1S At, rartkntar mlonUon isivon o repair Ine fluu walelwa and Jtwe'ry l a coeiputuut workimn. 'I h-Hi m lime also n storo atTlr TL'SVILI.E, Spriun lreet. IIKMBMI1KU TUB PLACF. f'entre street, next ilmr wi.1 "f l'm 1'. A. Telegraph OSico, Oil Clij, l' TDXJlSL 0 1ST IDS i piiiladolplila Ac Fain ! R Hl'MMElt TIMK TA11LE- n. -...I .r,u....l... v. Rnih. 1K7B. the trail" on t! Philadelphia Si Erie Itailroai will i"" loiiows: WKSTWAan. .Mail Train leave Phlladalplilu, " leilveii Oorrv. ' u arrive ai rie, Erie iir. leavua lliilmlclphla, - " " learn Currv. " " arrlvesnt Krie, Warren Amiimiuoilailoii leaves Warren, .i .i ii-nvuH I'orry, arrives at Krlt. ' ' RASTWASD. Mull Trnta lva ICrle. i lpvi I irrvf 10,50 P e,ii m 7 10 . m J0.!MlaB j.S0asi 7.S m S.iKla"1 p 40 a in ll,s. S.W a i jo.i ' (I .imp i 10.441"" a.oii p Vi," ' arrives ill Philadelphia. Ile Kxpr. lutvi a Ki le, . . ' lenVLa Corrv, " . " urrivea ni Htillaalnlplila, Warren Aecooiuiuilativn Isavus Krlo, " , ' I'nrrj, " Vr rives At Warren. at BIFF A 11, COTtK V 111 IS UtKlitl UAIliKOAW- CROSS-CUT. Trains leave Corry. Express, . !):45 a. in. Mail, Vl:35.n.,m. Aceom'dn, 6:30p m.' TrHln9 "',, Mail, .-'"tsjm Aceuin'tU'.-1-4" 11, tli' All styles light Harness, cheaper n' ftJ clieapesr, mndo from Molfat's oak W wanaulcd, at J R. Kron '. KparkliiM mnn. i '.S& k'iQ o'XW'35Tty- .ii!ffi-1 i4l)lilllWWIsaWWffl!r
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