D. M. (UfflUKHSTTIIIB, fiimeriew, Washington JAMESTOWN CLOTHING STORE. If- Spring UootK I3Look out SOBEL A AUEKIIAIM 1872. NEW GOODS! 1872. 32ST33,,W ' OOHa Important to our Patrons ami the puWc at fargs ! SO BEL A U E R H A I Ifl, nasiagju.: returned from New York w we now opening out the LARGEST STCCK of Spring $ Summer Jlni 1 ' Ever brought to Petroleum Centre, comprising the l.test style of DRESS GOODS, DOLLY VARDE1M Casmeres BLA3K, COLORED AND STRIPED SILKS. IRISH POPIINS. Japanese Silks, Shawls, (iiinnure Laces, . Hosiery, ti loves, Alio, a very One MILLINERY. G00PS ! MILLINERY GOODs LAlHi:. unit GKVTf Fl'rlsilI.XJ .Olt3, Carpus, Oil C'ioilis, Trunks Valises, Satchels, &c, &c. HJrlease call early tod exatuiue lor The Oldest Established Dry The Only Place in Petroleum Cen tre where you can Buy the Famous FOiRIKIEIR, COAL! IS AT Burton & KO OTHER COAL is equal to Also, the CELLUliAiJiD HONEY BROOK, LEHIGH, vOA.Ij, Decidedly the best ever brought to this market The BEST is the CHEAPEST fte guarantee Square AS REPRESENTED. for Aldan's new advertisement DRY GOODS. JfcO. Read -Made Linen Suits, selection of yourselves fOHEIj Sc A I' Fit II AIM. Goods House on. Oil Creek. Kooker's it for House or Engine use. Weights and Quality nnvlf. A. S. HEBEHJDKH & CO., MAMMOTH FURNITURE Wardrooms, 114 Bank Street, CLEVELAND, O. Parties Visiting Cleveland. Are onrdially Invited to cell and ex amine our handsome stock, and fine store. Ladle will find no lone stairs to climb, we having nn "Otis" steam Passenger Hotel Elevator, that oar rl s customers to auy floor iu (lie bnlldini;. We have six (Ton, ROllSO f-et, making the largest ai d flusat furni ture bouse in Ihe West Vi e retail all clm-es of goods at the lowest who esale priCM.maKine a avion to buyers of from IU to DO per cent At S. JIEHFDE. ic CO. rugs, IPa Street, Pet IIomkoii .Tiibllce Notes. Tbe Boston Commercial Bulletin says: "We are enabled to give, In advance of out CDtemporaries, some Important features o' the grcal programme now in course of prep. aratioo. Tbe Information is exclusively our own.' end if even It do not confirm ill corridors,' it will be owing to (be (act tbat tba Committee of Arrangements don't lee it in the Mgbt tbat we do, or, perhaps, because ol our enterprise In discovering these details before themselves. Tte musical instru ments thus lar decided upon as admissible make a necessarily incomplete list, China, Alaska, and Abyi-sinia aie yet to be beard lioru. We can,' nowever, say that Tbe Anvil and Accordeoo will play a joyous tune, Witb Bugle, Hup pipe, Rango, Bones and below ing Bassoon; When Clarionet and shrill Cornet acd Con certina wail, And distant Drum and Dulcimer in discord swell Ibo gale; .tolian Harps take up the strain, Elcctiic Cannons boom, And Flule ami Fife and Flageolet and fur ious Fiddle fume. The Gongs and Guitars squeak, The Harps aud Iluutboys blow, The gentle Jewabarps shriek, And the Kettle-druroe play solo, The Lute and Lyre sail in, Aod the musical Mandolin. Naked ami Nakokus and Neblloth swell Ibe din. Tbe O if and Organ and the Opbiclide ac cord ri.no, Pibroch, Psaltry will pipe a penta' chord; Tbe O.'iinieiie Club will quaver strong, Itebaca and Rood will lilt a song, riptuet and Saxhorn will keep the Strain a Ion ii. While trombone. Tom lom, Tamborloe and Trumpet swell iLe throng. X l wares, r-uego, uawa:i, Katfarla, And the back Provinces Come iu here. Fouxdeo on A Koi'k! The disappointed adventurers who have from time to time ats t-inptcd tj on tbelr v. ortb'ess poiionsjagairst Drakes l'l intation Hitters, vow that they Cannot un lerstand what foundation there is fiT in anuzug popularity. The rxplana tion is simple enough Tho reputation of the world renowned tonic is founded upon a rock, the Rock of Experience. All its In ttredionts are pure and wholesome. How, tben, could tricksters and cheats expect to lival it with com pounds of cieap dings and refuse liquor, or witb liquorless trash in a state of acetous fermentation T Ul course Hie cbarUtus have come- to jirlef. Their httle garni! has failed. Their contempt tor he sagacity of the community has been fitly punished. Meanwhile Plantation Bit ters seems to be In a fair way of eventually superseding every other medio nal prepara tion luc iMed in the clas to wmcn It ie lone. In every Slate and Territory of the Union it is, to day, the accepted specific for nervous debility, dyspepsia, lever awl ague, rheumatism, and all ailments iuvolviug a deficiency of vital power. Tbe fire department of Oil City Is again completed. Loral Xoltce. For Stile 15 000 lo 20.0(10 feet of SECOND-HAND TUlllNO, at from 25 to S3 ct. per foot The Tutting is in Hist class order and all ready for lilting. April 23. if. It. H. WARNER. Wauled. One or two single gentlemen can be ec commodated witb a nicely furnished room by Inquiring at tu la onice. Kent extremely moderate. C3TA lot of old papers for sale at tbis Oflioe. tf Take Notice. All parties indebted to 13. T. Brlggs are requested to call and settle by Slav 1st. and save costs, or they will left witb Justice Reynolds for collection. E. T. Bt iggs. April 20-tf ICECREAM! Smith's LAGER BEER SALOON! iVw Ick ( ream ISooiiis. Havtiiff purchased tho Pn!oon, NEX T DiiOH to KlMMONf.' DHt'U STO.tK, I ro-iect'ully solicit a alpnre of patroonne. My 'oon i wll Im kept cool and pluURaui, auil niv friunds v.'ill at all tlmaa Had FKKSH LAGfcR from tbe brewery aud alwavs eool. You can alwnvs tl nd tho atiora artlc.e. Willi l.KMONAUK, NATIVE WINKS, MOOT IIKKK, and flesh made KAMj WIOIIKB. bycallinson mo jf "tf I hive. also iltted up a F.ADIKS' ICR CHKAM lc(M), wheru Iceoieatu will ho served up at ul! bou-i. fnvste entrance tn the room. ,. S. (SMITH, OctM-tf, cxt uoor lo Muimons' fciorc- tent Mledi roleiim Ce THE All. ItlAKKF.TM. BY P. 4 A. TEL. LINK. Office of 1 Petrolic Ckntrh Dut.T Runnnn S April 29 1672 N The petroleum market is Gnu to-day f al S3.G3$3,70. The sales were 5C0 barreles at $3,05 an g csra at $3,7o. l'hiladelptiia, April 27. Crude UJ. Refined 21. April 211. May 22 . June 22't'. Market Dull. Pittsburg, April 27. Crude spot, 9.1 Feb. 21. B. O. all year. 12,'s'. 6. O. do. 11J8'. Market Unchanged, Reflned Spot 2l April 22 Market quiet. May Mtf. MewTork, April 23. Cittde 12J. Kenned 22 . Market-dull. AKAOlKCKiVKIfT!). COCXTT t'OM.MISSIONKIt. FH. TtEConn: l'leao annoiuice II. B. DIXOX, of rornpluuter I'owiiHh'p. as a candidate fur Conu ty Coiiiiolssioncr, hubject to the tissues of tho lie yuhlicau party at r..e uriiuary election. MAX! VOTERS. PR'THCNOTAHT. Mr. Editor lJlea-e annonnce tho name of SAMTKI. ItKVNOLUS, of Petroleum Centre, as a c&ndid''teiir tbeOUiceef lrnihonotarv of Venaii o County. St the ensuing Keoublican orimnry eleetiou We believe Mr. U. would fill the cilice with eutire utislactioj to all. Many Voters. J. J. ITAlOnT, of Pleasantville, pa., late Capt of tVirajiany "B,' lltth Heun'a Vet. Vol. lufantry, will hen candidate for the ofllce of Pmtbouaiory, of Venango county, subjct to the uiges of too Uepublicau party, at tbe primary election. P. W. HASTIWS, or Franklin. Is a candidate for the ollice of Prothonatory of VenarKo County, sithjRct to the decision of tho ltcpubllluan party, at piuuary oluction. REGISTER AND RECOTtDEH. t'oaNpianTta March and, 1872. Editob Daiit Hkc ai Vou will pbate an noui.ee that JAMES W. SHAW will be a candl date fof re-nomlnation for the ofllco of Register and Recorder at the ensuing Kipitbltum Primary Elco tion. .Mr. Sluw was a private In tho Army efthe t'n Ion and lo-t Ms riAt arm Iu our own State at the butleol'lle tyshnrp lie Is tuDipetent. prumpt Slid ob'finir, and lias a ven entiic siit'isfactlun 10 Ihe hu-inesa pnhKc as an ofllcer. Theref..re ha lug been dcabled in llm seri lcc of our tounn-y, liu lieina well qnal tied r.ir "he portion, a u nnvlni; Hie ciuv delicto! tile hr.inrss l uhlic mot conimiiritT al nri:e.as an oflicer. bis re-nomiuatlon will he urd at our I'rimary hlccuon ou Hie ifiv of nut VtXANoo Ciimr. Another Valuable Inven tion. CATE'S BACK-sCCTtON PRKENTOR FOR OIL WELLS, patented August 15. 1871, which en tirely prevents the '.ugrcsa of air In oil wells, while the tubing is being drawn. It is a well known tact to oil operators, that upon wciU where Gas Pumps are used It Is necessa y to preserve as nearly a per fect vacuum as possible, and that no a'r should be let Into the well, at auy time, w hen it can possibly he avoided; consequently, whenever the tubing is drawn f r m a well It Is the cause of great iuju:-y to It, as the stnmug box, being then necessarily open ed, the air immediately rushes back between lbc tubing aud casing, iuto the well going into lbs oil rock aud gas veins, and col sequeiitly cansiu the oil snd gas to rush back to a great distance, bo much so, that it almost always takes several days a ter pnmpiiu: Is resumed for a wi'll to be brought back to Its former coudltlon, and oftentimes It lakes several weoks; and quite frequently wells have been almost couip it ly ruined by the air being thus let In while drawing tubing The BACK SCCTION PREVENTOR Is attached tooths stulllug box and works in such a way that It completely shuts np the space between the stuffing box and tubing so effectually that not a p'rtlele of air can get through at any time wh'le the tubing is being drawn and replaced. It supplies a want long felt, aud Is, without qaestlon, one of tho most val uable Inventions of the day, to the e eng ged In the oil business. No well should be wlthou' It, as it of ten times saves ten times ls cost fay once using. rar l is manu'aettired nttho FOUNDRY AND MAl'IlINK SHOI'iif ANIlHK'.VS CO , TIDI OU ''K, PA., and for sn e hy Hardware Dealers. Tidioute, Pa., March SH, 1871!. taw 8111. Pure Drugs I Low Prices ! Fair Dealing ! TRY Johnson & Morris ! And satisfy yourselves Mint tho abOTO Is our Motto. A FULLUNE OF TOILET AllTICLES ! AND PATENT MEDICINES, . SUPERIOR Flavoring 'Extracts. WE CANNOT ENnvERATB, BUT GUAHANTE fcATluFACriON. Whidow Paper & Diaries at Cost ! cines, IPer ntie, Pa. H. Warner BV.ALlilt IS SECOND-HAND TDBIXGf All Sizea Catling, Engine, Boilers, and OIL WELL SUPPLIES. HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR OLD ROPE. IRON and BRASS. 4T"navinK reeentlv pnrchns"d a New and im proved i-ll'B CUTTING MACIIINK, I am prenar erl to cut and fit all sizes of Pipe and Casing from i Inch to 3 1 4 inch. wuslilnifioii-st., Nearly Opp. BocU esiter Home, !(. l enlre, fa. ,pr6 tr II. II WARNER. Just from New York. A SPLENK1D STOCK OF SPRING OVERCOATS, To the Citizens of Petroleum Centre and vicinity- I have just received tbe largest stock of SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING Now in tbe Oil Couotry, and can and will sell cheaper than any other man in town. TO Ts75rT FRIENDS I ask you to call and see before purchas ing elsewhere, as it Is lor your benefit I ant doing this. Don't be led astray, but stop and examine my stock before going to any other place. I have tbe LARGEST STOCK OF HATS Ever before offered In the Oil Country. Aiso, tbe finest slock of Gents' Furnishing Goods in tbe country. 8. SOBEL.. Verandah Saloon, WAIT & PI Gil, Proprietors WASHINGTON ST., PET. CENTRB. TiarttiMilni. iirfomtnn ru.1rl to the wants of their cna tomers, and will keep the finest Slock of FUESIl L.AGGII AND ALE, CIIIOCC CIGARS, e. Irep in and see nslri our new quarter.. og4 tf New Macfc ana BMsitli Sfcp gW.LtBETTS: ENGINEER, MACHINIST BLACKSMIl H, And maaufisctiirer of Drilling and Fisiliing Tool. snOP ON CENTRAL PET. FARM. NEAR R R DEPOT. PETROI.FUM CENTRE, PA. TT- All kit ds of Jobbing and Machine Fepalr lug done to order. Oivo me n enll. aprl.Vtf WOT. I.. BETTS. PETE0L1DM EXCHANGE 1 WASHINGTON ST., PETROLEUM CENTRE, PENN'A. XV. 1. UOJiOE, Proprietor. Keeps constantly on hand the choicest brands of Wines, Liquors & Cigars, of al kinds. Warm JtTcals at all Honrs 7ILD GAME IN ITS SEASON. STOYSTEBS Received daity and served up in any stylo e.eslred. fVIf ''u Wfint logetp gtod square meal, glass of I.uger to wash it down, aud a nice Ci-ar give ma a call. W. D. PCDQE. Petroleum rertre. Mnreb IS lull. tl Lime, irydraiillo Cement, Cal!iiii-d l'laater, Hair, Arc ft a superior qn titty, always on band anil rlellv .red tu auy pait of ihe oil rticn by luaviuij ordii C, A, IiUUKiTY', Fesry accl Keofasntc Mrna. s-vt-'n T?'rMrT,,', T4
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