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W. R. DUNN
EDITOR.
TUESDAY MOANING, APrtL 18.
There i' said to bo a good pros
pect of on agreement nt Hariisburg on
an Apportionment bill, which, In the
coming week, will relieve tho Legisla
ture from the ilcnd lock which tins for
works stopped ail business. Tlirreisa
manifest necessity for fairness ami lib
iralitjron both sides and we should
he sorry to believe that the Committee
having the questiou in charge were
una-bU to arrange a plan that .would
be so just as to command a nmjority
i iv both Houses.. The Republicans
thiMild ot permit the failure to dis
trict the State to rest upon them. If
failuw it must be, let it not bo till they
have done everything that might be
expected from fair inun. ntttburgh
CotwnerciaL
The Cincinnati Enquirer prints a
letter dated "Missouri, April 8th," re
viewing the Presidential situation,
from a Democratic stand point. In
respect to Hendricks, his general pop
ularity, unexceptionable private char
acter.and respectability as a statesman,
are acknowledged, but his coalition
with Tammany and affiliation, with
the boudhbldcrs are mentioned as ab
jections urged against him, besides the
fact that be does not represent the dis
tinctive doctrines which the Democrat
ic party must maintain in the contest
of 1872. Thurman's ability as a jurist
mju experience as a statesman com
mend him to favor, but his presence in
me peuaie ib regarded an a public no-
i ctMijr, umy 10 oe dispensed with in
the contingency of his transfer to the
rwprcmo Ucnch of the United States,
Blair, F. P., is regarded as command
mg "the approval of every fearless
Democrat in the countrv." Yet while
many urge his nomination, others are
loth to forget his erratic career anter
ior and during tho war; But Me choice
of the trans-Mississippi valley, says
o icucr-wTiicr, is ueorgo II. l'endle
ion, ot Ohio, whose friends claim for
him a popular strength enjoyed bv no
other statesman mthat region. "This
outlook of the Democrat Presiden
tial situation is based up the combtna
tion of a "promiscuous company of in
veiiigent gentlemen," representing the
popular Democratic feeling of the
Vireat West, , . . , , ;
Body Fouxd sear Petroleum
Centre. Tho body of a man in an
advanced stage of decomposition was
discovered Wednesday ncur Petroleum
Centre, a few yards from tho path
leading up what is known as ""Wild
Cat Hollow." Several dollars in mon
ey and papers found upon the body,
which showed his name to be James
talosky, a workman in that vicinity
w ho had been miscing for several
months. A coroner's jury was impan-,
nelled, which had not rendered a ver
dict at the timo our informant left;
but from circumstances connected with
the finding and position of the body
it appeared that tho unfortunate had
attempted to commit suicide, for his
undershirt was torn in shreds to make
a rope, which was around his ueck;
but it would also seem that in endeav
oring to climb a tree for the purpose of
affixing tho opposite end of tho rope,
he had fallen to the ground, breaking
neck instantly, Providence thus pre
venting a suicide's act. His htad wrs
doubled in under his body, and the
neck had toon dislocated. The re
mains had probably lain where dis
discovered all winter, and were only
discovered by the offensive odor pro
ceeding from that vicinity, and which
occasioned a search as to the cause.
Oue hand was missing, and although
the above statement is supposed to be
correct, it will doubtless never be full v
explaiucd how he met his death, , anil
another mystery is added to the many
that have marked the past few years
ia the oil region. Herald. '
We take the following items from
the Venango Citizea :
A well now owned by Bucbanon and
others, on the Whitman farm, Canal
township, nine miles from this city, on
the Meadville turnpike, commenced
pumping on last Thursday, and is pro
duciug 10 barrels per day. The rig
was pui up and drilling commenced
last full. We have no particulars.'
On last Saturday morning a basket
containing an infant, apparently four
or five weeks old, was found at the door
of P. R. Gray, in First Ward. It had
been placed there sometime during the
night. It was evidently the hope and
intention of the person leaving it to
have it well cared for, us it was warm
ly clothed, and extra supply of cloth
ing was found iu the basket, also a
nursing bottle, a bottlo of soothing
syrup and a five dollar greenback,
were fouud snugly tucked away by the
ido of the innocent sleeper. The Over
seers of the Poor assumed charge of
m tmiu, nun it is Deing properly
cared for.
We are sorry to be called on to notice
the fact of another horse being stoleu
frpm this neighborhood. On last Fri
day night there was a valuable horse
stolen from the stable of Mr. Hugh
Tombs, of Scrubgrass township, this
couuty.and as far as we have ascertain
ed, there is is no clue to the perpetrat
ors. It must certainly bo men that
have followed that profession for
yeaw, or their consciences would
not permit them to steal from a man
that has not been uLle to work for two
vcars. When such scoundrels are at
large there can be no better safe-guard
thrown around the horse of our vicini
ty tha:i the organization of a siuitablc
(fetcctive force and lusurance Co., of
. Inch there was one lately organized
iii fl.! J:irv. Irtiny .v'vh.
1 We clip the following from the
Warren ledger:
'tiled, suddenly, In Tittslmrph, bn tlio
7th instant, KLl It DUNN, aged & year.
His remains were brought to Irvine
ton ; and tho funeral service lieKUin
the old stone church, on ast "Sabbath
afternoon, were numerously attended
by relatives, fiieuds and acquaintances
of the deceased. . . . - ,
The funeral ceremonies by Rev. W.
A. Kim kin was more than usually sol
emn and impressive. , , , .
Alri Duim, fro in his earliest child
hood, has been a resident of our Coun
ty, "and his 'proverbial genial nature
and largeness of heart, that never for
sook him during a -chequered and
eventful life, endeared him to a host of
friends, who claimed him as a common
heritage.
Uu his monument may be inscribed,
with a tnvth none will venture to gain
say or deay this inscription, te which
men of more exalted pretentions ran
never claim, and this inheritance that
can never be purchased in the hour of
dissolution : "Jlera lies an honest
man." !
At an election held at the office of
the Tioncsta A Clarion R. R. in the
Borough of Warren, on the ' 8th inst.,
pursuant to notice published, for the
purpose of permanent organization om
der charter, the following named per
sons were duly elected as Directors for
the ensuing year:
E. T. F. Valentine, H. A. Jamieson,
J. D. James, Lrastus Barnes,' Asa II
Barnes, L. A. Rogers, and J. II. Wil
liams.
At a subsequent meeting of Direc
tors the following named persons were
then duly elected omcers lor the ensu
ing year: . 1 "
II. A. Jamieson, President; L. A.
Rogers, Vice President; A. II. Barnes
Treasurer; John Sill, Secretary. '
The above organization of the Com
pany shows a renewed vitality in the
prospects ot the road, lhey all have
a persona! interest in the building of
the road, and will exert all their pow
ers to accomplish the result. Many
of them are men of capital, all of in
telligence. ''A united effort ot such a
body of practical men will certainly
put the Tioucsta it Clarion Road un
der contract at no very distant day.
' The following items are taken
from the Greenville Atgut:
A little son of Hugh Gordon of
Jackson township, this county had one
ot ma little lingers cut oil by an ax in
the hands of auother child while at
p'ay-
James Kane, son of William Kane,
of Delaware township, this county,
was killed on the 4th inst. The dad
was returcing a run-away horse of
Alex. Donahue which had been caught
near bis fuiher's house. When fouud
he was lying in the middle of the road
entirely dead, with a severe fracture
of the skull near one of his eyes. It
is supposed that he had attempted to
ride the horse and was thrown, or was
kicked by it.
The new rolling mill of Westerman
& Co., at this place is now in opera
tion, and turning out a good quality
of hoop iron. We visited the mill on
Monday last, and were kindly shown
through it by Mr. Westerman, who
gives it his personal suervisinii. The
cost of tne mill is about $60,000. The
company employ between fifty and
sixty hands, who, taken altogelher.are
a Hue looking set ot men. 1 lie com
pany have laid out a forty foot street
on a plot of ground adjacent to the
mill upon which the are now making
preparations to erect during the season,
ten dwelling houses for tho use of their
hands. Our limited space forbids our
saying more upon this subject at pres
ent. - ' !
Railkoad Organization. We ob
serve O. jSoble, Esq., Chairman of the
Commissioners, has notified the stock
holders of the Erie and Meadville
boutbern Railruad Company, that a
meeting w ill bo held at the Keystone
National Bank, on the 11th of April,
for the purpose of electing a President
and twelve Directors. We are pleas
ed to notice this movement to organ
ize this company, and hope that mea
sures may soon be inaugurated that
will secure success of this important
project. .The desire of those who have
control of this measure is two-fold
one to reach the oil regions; the other,
to reach the coal fields of Mercer and
Butler counties. By constructing a
road to Cambridge, fitusville can be
reached either by continuing it toTry
onville, and uniting with the Union fc
Titttsville Road at that point or run
ning up the A. & G. W. to Union, and
thence to Titusville, and Oil City can
be reached over the A. & G. W. via
Meadville. There is now a broad
gauge road running from Greenville,
Mercer county, to tne coal fields five
miles cast of Mercer, w hich is contem
plate to extend to the coal fields of
Butler county. At Greenville this
road connects with the A. & G. W.,
and by running over the latter to Cam
bridge, the contemplated road from
Erie to that point would opeu a direct
market to our city. Our citizens will
tnereiore, see that tins project u oue
which they have no little iuterest in.
.ru (Jlterver.
A couple of weeks ago, Will Hunter,
of Monroe township a boy some 17 or
18 years of age cut ofTone of his toes
with an ax and cut another toe about
half off. The oue so badly cutdid not
heal up properly, and was very sore,
until a few days ago, when Amos
Hunter, a brother, who is a scientific
cabinet maker concluded to perform
a sureicul operation. Takinc a churn
chisel and a mallet, he cut ot' the sore
one at one blow. 1 here w as some trou
ble iu stopping the blood, but the
operation was quite successful. We
presume our friend Amos will now
be entitled to tho cognomon of "duct,
or " Cfariw lwvrtl.
The following from the Clearfield
Journal:
About twenty-five dollars was ab
stracted tWra"a money, drawer in
llartiwicki Irwitw's Drutr Blore. on
Tuesday afternoon, April.4ili, bvsome.
Il.-l.'. C I .1 ' HM - . . f"
iigiit-iiugi:reu unci, ine mystery is
how the person managed to take the
money without being discovered, the
theft having been perpetrated during
uusincsj iioiirs, ana eviuenuy wncu
the eletk was in the store. Suspicions
are entertained as -to, who took die
money, and if if s'rtirned witfuA.it
delyno questions wilLia. askcd but
otherwise proceedings for its recovery
win be instituted.
About 8 o'clock on Saturday even
ing, April 8th, a house near Gurwciis.
ville.belonging to the estate of William
Jrvin, hq.,dcc d,an occupied by Mr.
A. Irvin Thompson' and family, was
discovered to be en fire. The alarm
was promptly given, but before asist
ance reached from town the flames had
progressed so far as to render resist
ance ineffectual. Such household goods
as were on the lower floor and in the
cellar was saved ; but all effects,, such
a bedsaud bedding, clothing, aud
lot oi meat in tne second story were
destroyed. The cause of the fire is a
mystery, having orginoted in the up
per story, and spread so rapidly, , that
JHrs. ihompson, with dihicultv. and
not without burning her arm severely.
succeeded in saving her children, who
were sleeping on the second floor at
the time Mr. Thompsou being absent
from home. The family received all
possible attention from the neighbors,
ana, considering all things, were for
tunate in escaping as well as they did.
JSo insurance on the property. Mr
Thompson's loss is from $300 tn $400.
lbe building was worth about $1,500.
Large Well on Ciu'rch Rck.
Quite an excitement was created
in town on last r riday morning
by a report that a flowing well had
struck on well No, 2 of Thompson
uumore fi to, s lease, on the Kerr
farm, Church run. This well is almost
three miles north of Titusville, and
was only about foui feet in the sand
It was not therefore expected that oil
would have been struck at that depth
which made the report the more sur
prising: , It appears that about cicht
o clck yesterday morniriir. the well
commenced to spout; throwing the oil
about seventy-five feet into the air in
the form of spray. Work was imnie
diately suspended, the tools left iu the
well and the fires extinguished. The
spouting only lasted for a few minutes.
In about an honr it again spouted with
equal lorce, and continued to do so du
ring intervals of about an hour. . At
four o'clock eight barrels had been
collected ; one-half the oil, however,
was probably lost, by being scattered
over the ground, borne parties rate
the well at 30, others at 50 while a few
as high as 75 barrels per day. It will
be tubed to-day, and pumping com
raeuced as soon as the boiler eau be re
moved to a safe distance. A large
number of oil men visited the locality
during the day, and every one seemed
satisfied that the indications were good
lor the territory. Herald. '
The Tidioute Journal says: The
two lota lying on Main street between
Messrs. Co. and Shaw, have been sold
to the Methodist Society, who will soon
erect threon a fine substantial edifice,
their old one beiug too small to accom
modate their rapidly increasing nam
hers. The tvo elegant residences of
Dr. Bolard and Capt. Cummiugs are
having their foundations laid, and will
soon assume goodly proportions. Mr.
Samuel Graudin is about erecting a
house iu rear of St. Paul's church,
fronting on Jefferson street. Mr. Bald
win is putting np a nice building next
to the 1'idiouti House. Girard Block
is nearly finished on the outside, and
rapidly approaching completion iuside.
The Post Office will be moved to. the
corner store soon, and elegant quarters
they have. About. the first of May
the row of shanties opposite the Syra
cuse House will come down.and an ele
gant new brick block be begun. Mr,
Neill has bought the lots east of the
residence of Mr. Hugne, and will soon
break ground for a fine residence. Mr,
McKay has bought a lot near the
Union School Huuse, aud will locate
his household goods iu a commodious
residence on that spot. Mr. Binney
has sold his house east of Tidioute
to C. C. Thompson Esq. So it gwes.
Stabdino Affray. An affray that
came near ending with fatal results,
took place on Dock St., Suuday even
ing. It appears that a young man
named Geo. Boden was walking down
Dock St. with a young woman named
Welch, who lives in the second Mo
Henry, and is employed in Huideko
per Woolen Factory as an operative
(by the way she is not uukown in the
police court), was followed and attack
ed by one Ed. Barrett, near the Dock
St. brdge, and a scuttle ensued, in which
Barrett was stabbed in the neck. The
wound is not considered a dangerous
one now, iu the opinion of Dr. Ray,
who attended him; a sixteenth of au
inch variation would have made it a
fatal blow.
Up to the -present time no arrests
have been made. Although Boden
apparently did this in self defence, he
daes not seem disposed to give himself
up. He is supposed to be secreted
near the city however. Meadville He
publican. Edward II. Rulloff, one of the most
hardened andself-possessed criminals of
. . i ii .i
mouurii times, reciveu his deatn sent
ence at the Court House iu Elmira on
on the Ctb, in the presence of an eager
multitude. While women fainted, and
strong men almost held their breath,
Kul oil' aloue remained self-possessed
and apparently unmoved, lie will
sillier the extreme penalty of the law at
liiughmrjpt ii, en (he t& dn vf Mar.
Oue day last week, ns Sheriff John
son in the discharge of his official du
ties was endeavoring to eject a. family
front a house in Callcnsburg, he was
assaulted by tho family with clubs,
poker, bet vater and. various other
appliances of ffarfafc; but after ft sang
uinary struggle.the gallant shcrifT and
hisxwe came ofT victorious, with noth
ing, more serious than the sheriff
receiving a blow on the arm from J a
poker aud one of his assistants getting
ablnckeye. ,We forbear giving the
names oi.tnei parties iwhb iiiave, tuns
made themselves notorious, as it is
published that The 'whole matter " will
be investigated tt our coming court,
when they will donbtlem learn that it
is not best to resist an officer in the
discharge of his duties. Clarion Re-
publican, ' ; !
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trains will run on this road as follows:
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Newcastle, at 7:05 and arrives at Pittsburgh
iu:w a. in.
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Day Ex press leave Oil City at.... 2 30pm
Arnvesui ntixnurKii wuopni
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Address, NATL. PUBLISHING CO.,
riuia, ni, 411-41
JURUBEBA.
WUATISITT
It Is a sure and perfect remedy for all dis
eases of the liver and spleen, enlar or ol
atruction of Intestines, Urinary, litorino,
or Abdominal Organs, poverty or a want
of blood, Intermittent or Hcmitcnt 1'ivcrs.
Intlamination of the IJver, Dropsv, Ming
gish circulation of the blood, Abscesses,
Tumors. Jaudice, Kcroful, Dyspepsia,
Ague and Fever or their concomitants.
Du. WKkM having become aware of tho
extraordinary medicinal properties of the
South American Plant, called ,
JURUBEBA.
sent a special commission to that country
to procure it In its native purity, and hav
ing found its wonderful curative proper
ties to evei exceed the antioipajiona form
ed by Its great reputation, has csncluded
to offer it to the public, and is happy to
state that he hat perfected arrlgumeuts for
a regular monthly supply of tins wonder
ful Plant. Ho has spout much timo ex
perimenting and investigating as to the
most elllciout preparation from it, for pop
ular use, and has for soma time used in
his own vractice with most happy results
the effectual medicine now presented to
the public as
Dr. WELLS' Extract of JURUBEBA
and he confidently recommends it to every
lamily us a househould remedy which
should bo freely taken as a Hlood Pl'iu
kr in all deraucnicnts of the avstem and
to animate and fortify all weak 'and I.vm
phatio temperaments. JOliN Q. KEL
LOtiG, Piatt St., New York. Solo Agent
for the United States. Price One Dollar
per bottle. Send lor Circular. 50-lt
A WATCH, pair or Blankets, Quilt or
Shaw), for Oue Dollar, appears almost
impossible, but such may be had, and hun
dreds of other useful articles, by patronis
ing GEO. A. PLUM M Ell CO.'S "'ONE
DOLLAR SALE'
Their system of doing business has boon
exajuined by the authorities, and a Decis
ion rendered from the Internal Revenue
Depaitment, at Washington, dated Nov.
4th, 1HU8, declaring their business perfect
ly fair and legitimate, and entirely differ
ent rum the ditloront gift enterprises. Of
course all do not got watches, blankets, Ao.,
for One Dollar, but In every large club, ono
of these articles are sold for One lkillar, as
an extra inducement, and some member
of the club has the chance of obtaining t.
A new feature introduced by this ent .
prising tirm, is to pay their agents in eit.
er cmli or merchandise, and to prepay tin
express charges. No lietter oportunlty
can beollered to either ladies or gentlemen
having leisure tiutt , to torn) uluba for this
tirm.
Read their advertisement in another col
umn, and send for catalogue.
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY!
Water Street,
ADJOINING THE HOLMES HOUSE,
TioneBta, Fa,,
M. CARPENTER, . . . Proprietor.
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TI3DIOXTTE.
T E AS TORE r
The place la buy evory variety of toe
VERY BEST TEAS
AT TBI
L 0 WES T rmcES,
la at tint extensive Tea Store of w
U. T. CHATFEY,.
where yoh onn always find 1nrfrf M0rt
nient of tho boat Teas at New York prices.
A larg assortment of
Groceries and ProTklons,
unoqualod In miallty and cheapness byany
other store In Warren pemnt always on
hand, xne peopjo oi runi "''".' "
savumonevbv rurehaslng their supuiiew
at this place.
Best brands or
F Ait I L 1 FLOUR,
delivered at any depot on the llneof the; It
It. free.
Store on Main St. near the Depot,
THE
BOOT AND SH O
STOBB. ,
IF YOU WANT a perfect lit and a A
nrtlcloof lkvta and Shoes, of the finest .
workmanship, goto ... - ,
II. I McCAXCITrl,
80 CENTRE STREET, OIL CITY, PA.
jUr.SatUfaotion guaranteed. B-3.1 tf.
AREWS & CO.,
Manufacturers of .
ENGINES BOILERS
DRILLING TOOL,, AND ALL KINDS
OF - "",''
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DKAtEltSl.t
HABDWABE,
Ac, Arr., Atm
TIDIOUTE, PA.,
jotin AKimcws.
6-tf
a. risnta.
G. W. TIFFT SONS CO-,
ENGINES,
is, io, h iioiwk rowi:n.
WITH OR WITHOUT
LINK AND COVERNOR,
BOILERS,
21, I I, :i2 and IO II. P.
LOCOMOTIVE STYLE.
40, 20, 33, and IS II. P., ,
STATIONARY TUBULAR :
K. BRETT & SON.
IC'TS.
Room No. 2, CUxw & Stewart' Block,
V
3C-3m TITUSVILLE, TA.
LIVE AGENTS WANTED FOR
M OJIE OF SEW YORK,
on social ura .
IN THE GHAT CITY.
Wonderful developments among tho
aristocracy. Married Women exposed
Ac., dc, I'rice SS.25. Tho best llisik to sell
published. The best terms to agents over
trlven. Adilrraa V V tin. .1. ...
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Nassau St., N. Y. 3int
K. C. UL AR K,
TI3DIOUTEI, l?Ji.
WATCH MAKER & JEWELER,
Ard Dealer in
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ASIA
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Repairing douo in workmanlike
manuer ami warranted t.k n.;.- .uu
w.,V DOUO
100,000 Agents Wanted fior
HOW WOWEN CAN MIKE MONEY,
and other beat books in the market.
EcKinney A MarUu, 100S Chestnut Streett
Philadelphia. 3g.Jt
2fIO A WE1?K paid agents, male or fe
Yj-'uiaie, in a new maiiufrciurin
u......eu m nonie. o capital require!
Address Novelty Co., Saso, Me. 30-4
'I
$25 Week MaUry!-Young
men want.Hl as l.sal and travel
liiiKHalosmen. A dross (with stamp) R. H.
Walk kb, 34 Park Row, N. Y. .KM "
VENTURE UcTt E L.
atijoiN'iiici tiie ieroT,
WHITE OAK', Forttt Couny, P.
IIUMMASON, BRO'S, Tropr'a.
rpiUS house is new and fitted up in first
X class stylo, and is headquarters for all
persons viHithii the great oil lieldof Hick
ory. The bar is furnished w ith tho best
ot lienors. The proprietors w ill spare no
pains to make it tho most desirable atop
pmg place io the oil regions. 12-l'r.
gTBnrthe Kcnwt Republic
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