Jl( F UU WD, SMITH & Co.
iSuccMMin to.J. A. Lorn,
Merchant Tailors!
EXTENSIVE AND ELEGANT ASSORT
MENT or
Spring ami Summer Styles.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CL0TH3
aud PANKIMKKEV, which thejr makeup to or.
dr on PHOHTiNoriCE. superior Id
Bri'U: and WOKKMANellll'
Perfect KMlafnctlon A I n ay e
Uuuruuteed.j
Daily Iteceitlng nil the SoYcltiia.tn
BENTS' FURNISHING GEODS,
II ATS, CATS, &C. .
JIIcFAUIiAiW, SMITH St Co.,
for. Spring & Franklin an.,
TituvilTe,-Pn.
f ctrole'um Centre Daily Record.
Pet. Centre, Friday. June 24
iRKIVtl, AND DEPARTURE OF
nUAINS ON O. V. & A. R. R.
On ami after Monday, May 30tb, 18T0,
raws win run as luuowt; ,
KORTII. ' NO. 5. NO. 8. NO. 1.
Leave Irvine. 11.45 a St. i.flO p si
Leave Oil City 7.00 a h. 2.42 r m. 7,47 r m
" IVI.Ueu 7.38 " 3.Z3 8. 28 "
Titusv. 8.23 4,14 !).15
Arrive Carry, 8,33 6,44 " 10,33 "
SOUTH. KO, 2. HO. i'. NO.fi.
Leave Corry, 11,20 a m. fi.00 a h. 6,05 p M
" Tltnsv. 12.4ft I- H. 7.40 7,4 "
" P. On. 1.23 8.17 " 8.33
Arrived. City 2,05 8,33 9,10 "
" Irvine. 4.50 11.35
t2f No. 5 and 6 run on Sunday..
FKEiant TRAINS NOHTII.
Leave OUCH.II.M a.m. B.TOa.h. ,35a.x. !,f!Sp
i'. i (ti, iu.mi s,i is,iorM. 4,10
Arrive Tltuv, U!,ol r x. ,45 " l.SS " M
FIIE1C5HT TRAIX8 S0UTIt.
LiwreTitUfr, (USa.m la,35 a.m. 11 00a.m. SISra
I Cen. ,I7 11,51 " P.M. .0
Arrive U. (. ity.'.I.M ' 1,04 r M i,0i " 7.30
HI Citv and Petroleum Centre freight, leaves Oil
1tr 1 1, Ml a. m , arrive at I'utnilmini Centre 1,25 n.
in. L-nvu. petroleum CeuUe at 4,00 p m., arrive
at uii uiir p. m. .
v' PILVeil PAUfl PT.ff KPIRA rtHII.
Tin 4 lllrcut- from PhiliidHlphin without change.
,1 inreci m rnuauaipnm uitnotii cntnge.
No. A IHruct from I'llUhiirih without ehan;;o..
no u-vtret-t hi I'ittsuurgn without change.
Monday, Utf 9t, 1870.
old lll-'o-
Several of our citizens have started a
movement for a Fourth of July celebration
in this place. It is proposed to have an
oration. Declaration of Independence read,
- music, foot racing, borne racing, jumping
match, pulling molob lor learns, fire works
and a grand bullfor tbe benefit of tbe lire
department in tbe eveuing. As there is to
1m no eelebratiou at Tilusville, or any of
the surrounding towns, we hope our citizons
will encourago tbe movement. By all
inoiins let us hove au old fashioned 4lh of
July ccleiirution,
Uow to keep coul putrouizuGriffesBros.
End a Fountain.
A uew well located on tbe Coldwater Oil
Cu'a lease, Ceil I ml Petroleum Co.'s farm,
is t'ulug tubed to-day preparatory lo lestiof.
Tie shmr is rxadlenl. f
The flbt n Crawfurd county, between
G-o. K. Amleison, and G. B. Delamater,
lor Stuie Senate from the Erie District, is
wuxii'g exceedingly warm, outside Icflu
nice having been brought lo bear in tbe
canvaas. Tbe Oil Ci.ty paper is dealing
lieavj blows against Mr. Anderson in every
issue, a bleb provokes the Tilusville Herald
Ui u-ing susli bard names as "small fry
newspaper," "ignorant slubbering newspa
per," Ac, whereat the Oil Cily paper be
comes v ruthy and retaliates in tbe same
!brn. Next Monday, however, will end
the corneal, and if we mistake not tbe Oil
City paper will have poor satisfaction lor
. tiouble in publisniug Mr. Anderson.
Mi'wr inula fc Co,, uia liiluoiururs of the
celebrated luuis Sucker luds, tiro about to
leinuve liom i'toueer to Oil City, having
cuuairuuied a luru aud commodious work
rtiup at the laiter pluc, lor the manufac
ture ot Ilia celohrati-d roil. Tr.e removal
i in 'de nces try by iheunWnMy Iuciojs
VV7wirwc.'-.VMJVJVf"l tjriiele.
A Remarkable Invciitloii Petroleum
aa Fuel Prat-Ural Operators of
the Proccm,
From the Oswego Time.
Yesterday we were present at the foundry
of Messrs. Harrow, SSvory&Co., ot tbe
Comer of Reed and Front street to witness
tbe practical operation ot Messrs. Whipple
and DIckiuson's new process for converting
petroleum to tbe production of motive pow
er. A largo number of persons interested
In a discovery so pregcent wltb importance
ss affecting tbe whole question of fuel In
the futuro, were presont, and were perfect
ly satisfied with the value aud feasibility or
tbe same.
The new process does not bring tne pelro
pnim in contact with tbe fire at all. By a
most Ingenious and exceedingly simple ma
chine, it is first e vaporated iolo bydto-car-
bongasor vapor, and the gas is coo ducted
to the fire-box by ordinary pipes, and there
burned a you would burn ordinary gas no
der a kettle in a gas stove. .
Tbe process of evaporation and Its pro
duct is tbe secret of tbis discovery, Tbe
objeclion which wn nrged In 1SG7 by tbe
Secretary of tho Navy, that in all tests ol
the value ol Petroleum as a fuel, it had
been discovered that carbonization resulted
lo such an extent as to stop up tbe tubes
used In a short lime, cannot be raised against
the present mode of burning petroleum, as
tbe fire doi-s not coma in contact with tbe
crude petroleum, but merely with its vapor,
as stated. la regard to its pprfect safety,
also, there can be ne question, for tbe suine
reason. At the foundry which we visited,
yesterday, and In which this process is in
operation, there has been a saving of nearly
one-half in coal, with ao increased efficiency
Tbe same boiler is In use as before, and
wbile by tbe use of coal a pressure of not
higher than forty pounds lo a square inch
could be obtained, with a great decline in
this pressure when there was heavy work
belog done in the foundry, with tbe use of
petroleum by this process a censtant pres
sure of sixty pounds is attained, never vary
log no matter bow great the cull upon
the motive power. Tbesa engines
aggregating sixty horse power, ate driven
by the steam generated in tbis way. Tbis
will show tbe great demand for a large and
invariable supply of steam, as alro the ef
ficiency ol tbe newly utilized fuel.
Or tbe solid value or the invention we
have no doubt, and believe that the new
process is destined to revolutionize the en
tire question of fuel, at least as a generator
of steam.
Yesterday afternoon as the up river train
on tbe Allegheny Valley Railroad was
rounding tbe curve near Scrnbgruss Station,
the engineer discovered a man laying wi;b
his bead directly across one of the rails.
He whistled "down brakes" and the train
was stopped, but not until the cowcatcher
had struc k the man and thrown him from
tbe track into tbe bushes on one side, lie
was picked up by the railroad employees,
taken aboard the train aod brought to
Franklin, where bis wounds were dressed.
Ills bead was bad I7 bruised. Had tbe en
gineer not discovered the man at tbe mo
ment be did, there would undoubtedly have
ucen a coroners inquest, me man was so
intoxicated that bo did not realize tbe nar
row escape be bad rondo.
: Dkath bt S.nakb Bitk. Ou Friday last
Mr. Charles Ileberling, of Crauberry town
ship, was bitten by a snake of the copper
bead species while drinking from a spring
00 the Cochran farm. While lying down to
drink ho felt a sharp stinging sensation in
bis band and discovered that he bad been
bitten by a snake. A copperhead was seen
crawling away from tbe spot and it was
killed. Tbe usual relied? in such cases
whisky was given to Mr. ileberling as
soon as it could be procured, bnt without
eiftot, Tbe unfortunate' man died in a few
hours. He leaves a wife and seven child'
run. Speotator.
Do not forget the luclure for tbe benefit of
tbe Catholic School haute and reading
room, at Sobers ball, Sunday evening Tbe
subject is an interesting one, and as tbe
object is in aid of a worthy cause, we hope
to see a crowded bouse.
Mr. Joxepb H. Barnard or Wisconsin, will
preach in the Presbyterian Church at this
place next Sunday, morning, and evening.
Sunday School as usual at Vt o'olock
From Postmaster Miller, or tbis place we
learn that tbe injuries sustained by our co-
lemporary, F. II. Braggins, or tbe Green
ville Argus, who was recently thrown irotn
bis carriage, are not so serious as at first
represented. It was reported that his skull
was fructured and that be could not live,
but a close examination by tbo physician
proved it otherwise. Wearuglad I o learn
Ibat such is the fact and hope that he will
soou be able to attend to bis edituriistdutles
agaiu
Tbe Pieabylerian cbtiieuul Cooperstoirn,
will be dedicated on Sunday June, "6tb,
Uev. S. J. M. Eatou of Franklin, v. ill preach
I the ded;tvi-y tetania.
T1IIKD MSO KOl'K
A rascally bachelor calls tbe friendship of
two women "always a plot against a third.
A shrewd Trojan, the other day, got a
valid marriage ceremony and the clergy
man's new bat, all for two dollars.
Edward Everett's son is to harp on rev
olutionary themes at Bostons ourm 01
J nlyre.
The names of tbo authoresses Lucy Iiar-
com and Virginia vangon are idb reai
nomesof the writers, and not aliterative
fsncies like Jenny June, Minnie Measles, ef
al. '
Hokepokewingaehepnng rottnbokee.
okacallokum ChlngarewinKitrypingwinu
wnng, a distinguished cltiren of the F jee
Islands, is now lo California, and will
visit tbe Easlero cities as soou ns thf) Fa
cine Railroad Company can furnish trans
portation for bis name.
A Chicago thief stole a pocket book
from a lady the other day which contained
only a subfcription list for ibe poor. The
pocket book was Tetnrned with a note as
suring the lady be was "like herself a friend
or the poor."
An astute New Orleans Judge has jusj
shown what an ass bo can make of himself .
by luting bis judicial hdrn nt Caroline
Riching's Opera Troupe. Ho thinks a wo
man should not manago a troupe of any
kind. t
Place, not your trust In strangeis. A
farmer named Cox attended a circus al
Springfield on Satuiday, became Intimate
with atrlool "nieoyomn men" attached
to tbe show, drank freely, got drunk and
Into the calaboose. On coming to bis
senses ho found that be had bpen "('lone" to
he tune of a $300 check and $120 in green
backs. A Nevada editor says that Olive Locan
is "tbe most right up and snappy ebulitiotv
of womanly git up and git that we ever bad
tbe pleasure of meeting."
Newton Seiberland has recovered $2,000
in tbe Supreme Court at Baltimore, from
John Leeson, for kissing his wife hand
against her will. This fearful verdict will
no doubt prompt all tbe women to have
tbelr bands kissed against their will. Hap
py Seibetland! His wife is a treasure a
genuine golden egg darling!
Cincinnati Is described during the Par-n-
gerftst'asa "gfgnntic beer garden, with a
few houses Interspersed here and there.'1 1
A New Jersey paper is printing a mov
ing tale, entitled "Kasper, or tbe Cross
eyed Carpenter of Kalamazoo."
The employees of one firm in Montreel
were patil by toe tirm mr tne time uey
were absent repelling Ihe Fenians. ,
"The White Element in Our Midst" was
the subject of a colored gentleman's dis
course at Indianapolis tbe other day.
."When a great man dies, " saysQnilp,
"the first thiug done Is to resolve to build a
monument to bis memory, and the second
is not 10 build it." ,
A. B. Woodcock, late postmaster at
P led men t. West Virginia, was arrested at
Baltimore, on Friday, by a special agent of
the PostofTico Department, for em hezzllng
money of tbe United States. lie was com
mitted to await tbe action of the grand ju
ry, and is not in love with Uuclo Sam's
style ol woodcock hunting.
A correspondent asks: "Did yon ever
observe bow obtuse a car full of passengers
becomes when a homely woman enters?
lu coniriare, let a pretty face, bright eyes,
and soft complexion appear at the door,
and, voilal every scat is al her service."
A company of Pennsylvania capitalists
have purchased territory in Allegheny
county, Virginia, and established a colony,
made up of em (grants Irom this State.
Twelve thousand acres have lately been
purchased that are rich in coal and iron,
and well wooded. The iron is found crop-
niug out above the water level, and tbe
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad will run near
to it'. A furnace is still in operation from
which tbo famous Tredgar Works, at Rich
mond, have drawn their best ora. There
are evidences 6f oil In the neighborhood.
Tbe Pennsylvania will, before long, itrike
Charleston, tbe heart of the country, and
open it to tbe north ; while until that timo
the Baltimore & Ohio enables access from
another quarter, and steamboat communi
cation enables Cincinnati to be reached
with ease. Tbe Chesapeake & Oblo road
penetrates tbe country, and will materially
assist tbo movement. In addition to lb
company from Pennsylvania, a New Eng
land company, and another from New Yolk
are on tbe ground, to increase the activity
C. H. William's new
will appear to-morrow.
coal advertisement
A refinery Is bwiug built on the banks c
the Schuylkill, which will be the lurg'St 1
tli world. Tbe cjpiul uf the Si 01 is $1,000,
I W0.
David Lcnnon was arrested a day or two
sinco on oatu of Willis Stnrli, for sutcty of
tbo peace, he having threatened to reduce
Stark to the consistency of mince meat.
David was held in the sum of $2U0 to keop
the peace, by that lover ol pence Justice
Reynolds, and the probability is that Willis
will not become Stack and cold for some
time to come.
Clifton, tbe publisher of Dickens' workt,
miblished a statement yesterday, that only
one-half of Dickens' story mystery uf "Ed
win Drood" had been wrltteu. Tbe story
will be published as far' as written, and no
one will bo permitted to finish It.
Ijociil i4itlfta.
The I. urgent Solu Foiiutalu lu peuu
aylvaiiiti.
Mr. Albert R. Griflith has just put up in
his Drug Store at Oil City, tbo lurgest and
most tupurlily flntsbe.l Soda Fduntelnwver
introduced in this country. Ii is a beauti
ful sight to look at this handsome pieceof
workmanship, lis entire weight Is liOOO
pounds; bectagon in shape; live feet in dl
atnuter, and a bunt the same in height, and
cost two . thoustnd dollars. Mr. John
Mathews of New York is tbe manufacturer,
Mr.' GrlftUb beinj the agent for nils' manu
factory, for lliis section. Wo aclvlso every
body going to Oil City, to call and seothis
Mammoth Fountain. , It .
For Sale Cheap.
One anod second hand Tuber & Morse
eugiue, ID corse
Rochester HoiiBe.
power.
Enquire nt
j24-3t.
tbe
Buy tbe "Red Hot" Saddle, manufactured
in Tilusville expresrly tor tbe oil country
udaptvd to all kinds ot weather, at J. H.
Krous. ... al2-tl
Soda Wuler and Ice Cream ut J. W. Beat
SPECIAL MlliCU.
The hrcrest and finest stock
ii
ot laiuiiv groceries, ever
brought to Petroleum Centre, is
now Leincr received
anc! offered
at heavily reduced prices.
iThese jToods
are bought in New
York at the piesent low prices
for cash, and we proposele to
our friends and patrons have
tho benefit of low prices.
Parties wishing to buy choice
groceries at "very low figures
will do well to call on ns before
purchasing elsewhere. .
S( IIOmOM & WI AO.
Fine arsorlment of Paper and Cloth Win
dow Shades and Fixtures, just ree'd at
m8if. GniFFKH Bros.
Vicbey, Klsengon and Soda Water
the Arlio Soda Fountain of ,
Giuvkks Bnos.
Coi.n Is a word which Codingtoa & Corn
well propose to render obsolete. For modus
operandi call and see thorn. murcblOtf-
Tiib Pyramidh of splendid coal over a
odlngtonifc Coruwell ' yard aro perfeotly
wonderful. marcblOtf.
JiiBt received large and
stock of shelf hardware at J.
well assorted
Rutherford's,
tf.
' Klssengen and Vicbey Water at
G Kirn's Bnos.
Soda W&ter and Ice Cream at J. W. Boat-
ty's. .
All kinds foreign fruits at Falter, Keener
& Co. t
Tha largest ttock of Gas Pipe in town at
II. Fphhman's.
FIRES WORKS
For 4 Hi of July 180, just received at J, w
BEATY'S, consisting In part ol Fire'Crack
eis of tUe best brand, Kuckets, Pnaian
Candles. Torpedoes, two kinds. Vm-.
Kxbibi lion Pieces. Bunting Flaps, Bsllooni!
I Chinese Lanterns, and a great variety 0f
oilier worn mmi iiuiiiriuun in mention
Also choice Conlecllonery. Ice Cream tb
beat iu tbe market, just such as will unit
tbo taste on Independence day. All IhrM
things are to be bad, and a great many
more at .1. w. iieiliy a tecoua lloor from nT.
Opera Mouse.
J. W. fBATTT.
Petrolenm Centre, June 22, 1870 2w.
Sparkling
Sod Water
at M. S.
ml If.
Sim-
mou s.
Soda Water and Ico Cream at J. W. Bnt.
Soda Water and Ice Cream at J. V. Beat
ty't- ep27Mf.
Gold Fish, Gold Fish at
Drug Store.
M. S. Simmon's
We would call the attention of our dull
ness men to Ihe superior styles of job print
ing, both plain and fancy, at present twiilg
turned out from this oftico. We are prepar
ed to execute job printing of every deacrin
tion in tbe latest and moat fashionable ii;ls
of the art, and at reasonable rates. It
' Sash, Glass, Doors, Putty Ac Lnr;e
stock very cheap at tbe Furniture Slot.
niu-if
Vicbey, Klssengen and Soda Water it
tbe Artio SodaFouutain of
jla-tf. Griffe fan.
Lard Oil by barrel or gallon at
tnay23-lf 11. Finttaix'
Nails wholesale and
retail at
II. Frkkxa'
Kisfengen and Vicbey Water on draii'til
al
UltiFFKs Duos.
All kinds foreign fruits at Feller. Fester
4 Co.'t
Gat Pipe wholesale
and retail tt
II. Kskkmix'i.
Klssengen and Vicbey Water nn rlmugbl
at . Griffks I)ho.
Bauta'a Paleut ttlate. Lined
atwr.
Kctrlf
Lined with Slate, hsvlnir Air ChsmtiTi
witoout FiUiagof any kind perleclly dry
and sweel they are believed to be nnequit-
led by any other now id use, ana art 01
Moderate Cost.
Slate posMsseiran acknowledged nrrl"
ority over Zinc far lining parpnaea, lu-m
free front smell, Ueie and crrcwlon. mil
can tie easily elsaned, preserving evrry tr
uce in a sweet and pure stale.
TFf le at FREEMAN'S FIAKD-
WAUE STORE. 31-31-
Soda Water and Ice Cream at J. ft. Beit-
Soda Water aud lee Cieanut J. W. Best'
ty't
Alt kinds foreign fruits at Felter, Vetm
A UO.'t
All attlea lloht harneM. eheaner than II" I
cheapest, made from Moffat's ask tttck, M
warranted, at J It. xrons.
Fine assortment of wall paper al Griffe!
Bros.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOUSE FOR SALE.
llonae and J.ea. IOH. lot A, opplt
.. .. 1 . aj. D-f auii r liar
Ire. Th iioiiw U frHiiio, S florin. W-ZTmM
-..I.I kan .ailt'it lirntWTl otvi-r I
PUIU l..l"tl nittlll 47 hi et-uiai
pa-itu Me bulldlnii. . 1-
Fur Sale theiip.
SIT FIFTEEN rJa TWENTY BABBE'I
tAnks. .
TWO m BARREL TANK
TWO 250 " "
Enquire olRnpt. oa Baum Faro.
. jte-iw. ...
fish 1:11 & Millie
GENERAL MACHINISTS
.' and Dealers mi agkhid'0'
WEbL TOOLS FlXTUBt
t
Naeaaiiary Irr putting down ".u'Sra'sV'l
W.,11.. fn innMtlnu with our MAtU'" I
we kava a large and convenient
BLACKSMITH SIIOF.
On, raellltlea tor MANnfACTUBtNO tisl
called by any Shop In mo 011 w .
maj tf riB.
. . SV
All!
V. A. II A rail A &
M. WW Jai
MACHINE & BOiLEBSBOS
WAS IIIOTOltf P.
TUltlaKUJaCliVTiaE)
BOH.ERS AND ENGINES
AT SUORT NOTICE-
,,roiP"'
All Wls-ls of Marhlno Work
wrranlod lo uive aaliilactvm.
Si'
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