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nyheby a plaster of shoemaker's wax over, tin(yjforrsmouth, or strong solution of strychnine in*m i jssido. Married men unaccompanied by wivesCommodore Vaiideibitl and John32 orriswey*not admitted. (N. B.—We do not expectThe New York enrrosp mdorit of ttuveafter this warning a trinyU married, man ( Rochester. N Y., Dcnmrrct is rcfor the following:will try to get in, but although we lose il'li♦* go-is* coneorniu_us:uW’W tpil-ffl •■PMfiJTs-'TRsF X — ■ T— ■.-p™ W, *—y* — — ^ ___ ^ . .. *ainnI, .Ln on,i ..T.,.. | Commodore YumlciMl; and Joltn V. uris.-vV,money, our ideas of right anil \trttte must ! , . , , , , ,, , *,,*7’ i winch has t? mi going on during Me whopPITHOIill!liebe respected.) Our list of paintings coverstwo billion feet of canvass (afeat).mslieWill ho moved by mule power at the rate of 1season, is now beginning to,The sudden expansionlt; into the of a in erean inch an hour, so that none need fear thatpress.prize figh er of the truly blackguard oriku into the owner of a tirst-chiss gambling !• «i,se. is a transitionnathey will not get their money’s worth. In j seems lik*so marvelous that it* • »S Itfact It will afford endless amusement to ahromance, (iossnt ve-whose money holds out. (X. B.—Price ol•ie | admission collected every fifteen minutes byire[sham's time). Dissolving views cuu betuns; Morrissey owned a ft st horse whose |annoved the fancy drivers of th Avenue. and among other** th * (V rtnmsloreThe latter, who is bound o distance ever'*-5*f»Por-seen at tie* bur below s tins. Plain view,ailih15 cenU ; mixed, 2o cents.thing that paws gravel, how found his cour^ilis moil ificttt ion at tlibOpeicircumstance was ■i.iht or patxtixos.V(1. Disc )very of oil in America. Indinnsera iitUAtvipped.rent, but not so grcal ashis surprise* oik* day to find I he wonderfulin.uig stable with a ticket labeled!with the elt; ini'liinenlsof J im Morrisa-v/’• •re.onThe Commodore was overjoyed at being out e seen dipping their blankets in the I niico . p.^iier on the turf. The reply wasStates Company’s tanks, thus collecting the * *• What will vofi have ? ”iii the fidNo. 7The auivit jiugi-1inrock oil which they drank as a beverage.se-9Striking of the Grant Well by Gen-j list only asked friendship and patronage. I ly^THThe Commodore cannot deny so open a re*t quest, and the two friends join in u pilgri-I era! Grant, who will appear at every exhib- ; mag? to * the Springs ” The commodore isition and with a good club give the manneiir-in w hie!) lie st! tick it.*r an old Wall street operator, and h’R protege |now proposes that they bring W;vll street to :th**)»OiDiscovery of li e Pool Well by Mr..Saratoga. All that is nece-siry to acts inns' ' * 1Bin Pool.\ beautiful scene vvi«*• big moralplisb this i*-• to open a faro bank. The Com* modem* seems to think the idea of placing a jon!4. Oil fchuellers. This picture repro- ! bttue ducks tiie Springs is as gout I as J ,„t ,. __......,, , iimt of iiaving swans in the Central Park. ;sen Is *he men who discover .veils bv smell ini!lt;*d at the bung-holes of oil barrels, and thenIk* j find anile locality on the face of the earthi linnwhich has a similar scent. This is a beauFtThe (juest ion ar's *s •*lio\v much must I dra wfor:” “One hundred thuusand. is the hii!yover olfonThe hundred tbouMiid iit8 up the *•*-leblisbmenr. and John Morrissey, once thetifui painting and shows the development oilow-lived pugilist, becomesr lt;»f SaraloJMho athe nose.lo105. Pithole Gifv.1st, 1805.T womillion stalks with last, year’s grasshopersr10]M»rclh*d thereon—the only signs of conuner-ga, and reigns among the worshippers of,• . if. • - 1 rr ... • r j . .. * lt;u3 * lt;■ ■ 51 * ... _ mluck—becomes a golden hercules— is talkedOilC. Pithole City, l£C»f. Showing publici»nat*buildings, mighty crowd rushing and tramp-of for Congress, and a.* far as blackguard- ;inn is concerned thinks himself lit to be President. Such is the explanation whichgossip furnishes of Ibis rare transformation.A Vera Cruz lettei of the 11th inst., saytIiLOWthat there arc no indications ot the with-ing each other toin the streetscorpse's protruding through the mud. Forty| miles from water, and whiskey ten cents ndravval ef the French troops from Mexico.The 81st French regiment was expected toleave for France on the 10th inst. Only onebatallion came down from the capital, andUSj smell. A vivid and lite-like picture. To J the remninder*, a.)oiit fifteen hundredcMy Cn*-*a*.add to the effect of this view, a barrel ofofcrude B. b. Petroleum will be emptied overmen,e ith a cliwere ready to take up the banner of theid*elthe audience.Republic instead of that of France. French7.First building in Pitbole—aFa ro*s;enIr.taonBank.8.firtst public building in Pithole—achurch.0.*ne at Plnmer, Pa,—twoold hens scratching in the street—small hogheleaning against the fence, too poor lo gruntwithout support.10. Ball town. Pa., 18GG. A Derrick withmoney is being expended in large amountsto increase the strength of the French anny in Mexico.Every preparation is still being made inbloodthirstyto give the terriblejFenians a warm reception ! If a Finnegancrosses the border and surrounds a band ofstylo andvaliant Canadians, and compels them toneatsi sheriff’s sale notice and worm’s nest on itsurrender or to fight, (a la Ridgeway,) oureaders shall be duly apprised of the fact.mmno other signs of life visible.11. Birth of Pithole Record, Sept. 25.*re1805. Editor up to hisvarsin mud calling1.-Is.for copy. The “devil” yelling from below*ik was a land-slide on the WarrenSi Franklin Railroad, near Tionesla, lastweek.■i» W» Ih win. !■ U II ■!Tin$ —wfor some one to pull him upon fo dry land, have removed their office from No. 171 tolraden streetNo casescases. The oulyto corner of Uolrnch n find First streets.shooting’stick in the office just lent oiy tokill pork withfhe completion of the Oil City l’itnole Railroadonly shelter ot the the Ul3itod 8tateii Express Company the onlyCall aprinters, a bru.h „H« and ton pole. H,avy I ^ to'ftstorm arising. Thirteen thousand copies ofIne I the paper to be struck off in an hour. Pressltd j linking in the mild, Ac. q. An avv-)er till and beautiful scene painted from life.«T. . 4 jp *•«•' -'*• ■■ * v ,va- -fil.. *■» • •»,lt;» ’ 'gr?*■■ b' - J,'--' •: - • - --'ac -■■■' •-ti?•■? l ecicviiig goo«!- A-om (’lev* land, BufTaio, Rochester, 8cir gmon UnitedCo. Money and freight received aud12. Prather city by moonlight!** * m . * t.,. f * f ^ wCiv. Agent,
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Pithole City Daily Record
Pithole City, Pennsylvania, US
Tue, Sep 25, 1866
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