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to to to to to to to to to to 1 a a a a a a I I 1. 1. Complimentary Supper do M. Mowbray. la' 'the' production of Est.

the Crittenden House, commodity of thie lucality, we think wo may safely, assort that and a tai assist Al a meeting of the Merchants' Asso. you la holding' appropriate 1 portion of held Tuesday evenlug, May 20d, 16 was the proccede, in due legal form. He said that resolved to tender to our fellow G. M. the guest of the ereuing bad been a ploueer in Mowbray, Es4, a complimentary supper in hon- Introducing our commodity te the market of the or of hie success in his late mission to Congress world, sud he thought the time would arrive to obtalu the repeal of the tax on crude petro.

when the oll interest ougut to vote for him for 1cum. Congress. The Merchants' Association At eight o'clock the guests began to assemble strated that in Union there was strength. We in the spacious saloons Crittenden House, should unite manufactures with our trado. They and at nine o'clock were ushered into the elegant would Incrense our prosperity.

He proposed an dining-room where bountiful tables were spread a toast: the most fastidious palate. pendant upon each other, but muking nations with all the luxuries mid viande that could tempt Agriculture, Manufactares and Commerce, do. The tables who properly foster them independent of all. were stauged in the form of The rest of the evening was spent in the dogble Greek Gross. F.

W. Ames, President -of posing and responding to a of volthe -Merchants'-Association, presiding. At great variety opposite centre, A. R. Williams, Vice-Presl- toasts, which, owing to the lateuces of the unteer deut.

At the two ends were seated the Reception hour, we regret that we are unable to produce in full. Commitice sud, the Secretary of the Associa. clation, Messre. Bevcrance, Bunting; Keese 'and The speech of A. Burgham, Esq.

way capeciSmith. Invited guests were ally appropriate and felicitous, and elicited present. About an hour was spent in rounds of applause. the The E. H.

discussing following was the Crittenden, the host of the erening, in MILL. OF FARE. response to a complimentary toast to the CritFisH -Belled Turtle, Salmon, egg Oyster. the tenden oil Hotel, narrated an Irish story bearing on BOILED--Pork and Be sauce. business, and convulsed ipe house by his Corned Beef, Leg Mutton, caper sauce, Turkey, oyster sauce, Bacon, Smoked Beef humorous and iniwitable delineations.

ROAST-Ribe of Beef, A letter of regret for his absence from W. W. Tongue key, Veal, Matton, Chicken. sauce, Bloss, of Ham, champagne Turthe HERALD, was read by the Sec. COLD -Iam, Roust Beef, Beet Tongue, Pickled Tongue, Corn Beet.

retary, Chas. II. Smith ENTASKS-Boned Bolted Chicken, oyster The soldiers of 1812. 1 Salad, sauce, Oyster Boiled Lobster Omelettes, plain, Rum Mobster Omelettes. Salad, Uhicken Responded to by 11.

B. Ostrum, Esq. Sauce, ReLisHEs Frenet -Olives, Mustard, Chow-Chow Mixed Piekten, Piekles, Cranberry Worcester Our New England sweethearts--J. T. Briggs.

Bauer, Horse Radish, Landon Club Sauce. Drank all standing. boiled, VEGETABLES--Green and mashed, Corn, Boiled Green P'ran, Potatoes, Centre. A. G.

Meyers. Stewed Tomatoes, Marbed Turulpe, Rice, Beets, Coarse Hominy, Responded to by G. I. Clark. ber Boiled Onions, Lettuce, Radishes, Asparagus, Cucum- The Committee of Arrangemeuts.

PASTRY- Peach Cabinet Pudding Blaze Lemon Pie, Lemon Pud- Responded to by L. H. Severance, Esq. ed ding, Cake, Charlotte de Pie, Rum, Mange, Champagne with cream, Mir. The Common Council of Titusville.

Jelly, Boomer Responded to by Thomas Goodwin, Esq Oranges, Strawberries, Aprles, Coffee English Walnuts, The Oil Creek Railrond- -May its dividends Increase, and its freights go down. About sixty invitations were issued, in the folform Drank standing. lowing J. T. MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION, Chase--Our next Representative in the Titusville, May 22, Legislature.

Mm. Dear You are respect- Respouded to by Mr. fully invited to attend a Complimentary Supper Messrs Comstock and Zaue. to be given to G. BRAY, Esq, the Crittenden -Friday ercmug, May.

25th, Responded to by Mr. Mowbray. 8:30 P.M.. :1 L. H.

SEVERANCE, Pipes. J. H. BUNTING, Responded to by Messrs. Picket and Van O.

KEESE, Sickle. Committee. The The first regular toast given by the President Reflning Intereste. WAS- Responded to by A. R.

Williams, Esq. The President of the United F. W. Ames and Wm. H.

Abbott--men of deeds Drauk standing and not words. To their counsel and liberality A song was then given by the Quartette Club, every interest, social and material; of Titusville, stands indebted. consisting of Messrs. Wheeler, Lake and Little, Drank all "My Native Land." standing. Our National Bunks.

The sceond toast wasSenate and louse of Responded to by C. C. Duffleld, Esq. of the United States Representatives Our Street Commissioner. Congress Thor prompt action in repealing the odious tax Responded by Frank Wheeler.

on crude petroleum, enuties them to the thanks After thanks to the officers of the Association of all who are interested as producers, shippers, the of that now ludispensable arucle. assembly broke up at a late bour, indulging Responded to by Mathews, who said mutual congratulations over the brilliant suc in yo. cess of the something like the man addicted to proentertainment. Anne 6n canng, who, when placed under circum- regret that the latencss of the hour preWe stances of "I cludes a fuller report of the entertainment, which great aggravation, said, am not equal to the occasion," In I looked reflected the highest credit upon the host and my days the Reception and Committee of the Merchants' Asyour delegate, I visited that asseubly I realized upon Congress as, an august body, when, as sociation. a a a the fact The 30th Congress, elected during the period of the rebellion, represent the will, the scutiment and the intelligence of the people They are a fur and honorable body of men, and can be appronched and lufluenced on proper subjects of legislation, as the efforts and success of Mr.

Mowbray and his coilengue abundantly demonstrate Third regulu to.ust Our Committee to Washington Perserer. mg and energetic, they shed the light of thei intelligence upon the beclouded sisions of our Legislators and Government, enabling them to see, and causing them to remove the pall which la.ts SO long rested upon our 1 alley, smothering its lite. We honor their intelligence; admire their determined perseverance, nnd rejoice In the eminent succuhs which h.us crowned their chlorts. Responded to by (. M.

Mowbiay, Esq. He regretted the nhsence of his colleague on this occusion He was far from arrogating to himself any special credit tor the result of their labors. Their success was due to the intrinsic mcrite of thel: cause. They demonstrated to the Committee on Ways and Means that if New York, Boston 01 Philadelphia were taxed sinty-six per cent. on their business, nos vero the oil producers, they would speedily become bankrupt.

This aguwas unanswerable -the repeal was simply an act of justice. Fomth tonst The Army and volunteer a Cincinnatus, prompt to leave the plough in its furrow, 111 order to repel the enemies of his country, and equally prompt to add to the interial prosperity by return to honest toil after having rescued het from danger. Responded to by Colonel J. 11. Cogswell, of the HERALD.

Faith regular toast Our Press -A frec and enlightened Press the tut rum, the editerisi brain the lever that move the world. Responded to by I. C. Bloss, E-4, of the HERALD. Sixth regulu toast.

The Merchants' IM unity of interests, it win brought loith through much labor and by great throes of agony, and now lives in vigorous growth and strength to attest the productive capabilities of its founders. Long may it flourish a monument of unity, prosperity and wealth. Responded to by J. T. Briggs, who said: This well-considered to st expie-ses very fully the rise and progress of the Marchants' lion.

Composed of our oil producers, shippers, and business men, out city may well feel 01 it Its past lustory is guarantee of its futut The Merchants' Association, decming this government tax onerous and oppresaise, through the energy of its members, and the hearty co-operation of our citizens, have cftected its repeal. Seventh regular toast; Our Young City--A vigorous specimen of the result of American enter sudden her bath and so rapid her devclopment that as Mineiva spang full grown and armed from the head of Zeus she leaped full ficdged an insignificant country borough to the proportions a thriving city. Responded to by I Bunting, Esq, of the Common Connell. lIe observed that the wonderful story of Aladdin's Lamp was nothing compared to the rise and progress of Titusville, which is the commercial capital of the oil regions. We need only a new county to make it the political as well as the social centre of this section.

Bong by the Quartette. Eighth regular toast: The oil producers and oil indomitable perseverance and intelligent industry has added $100,000,000 to the wealth of Pennsylvania, filled the Government Treasury. with gold in the time of its greatest aced and en "more light" to every civilized nation on the Responded to by C. II. Smith, Esq.

Ile thought the producers and shippers of this country were fairly entitled to the proud eminence conceded to them in the toast They might almost fancy they were contending with an evil Genii, who resisting the invasion of his hitherto sacred domain, has invoked the powers of air, fire and blood to drive out the bold invaders. Yesterday no fool so poor as to accept these broad acres 18 gin if compelled to pay the taxes thercon. Today, where is the free born Ainerican citizen who cannot show a certificate of a share in this magniflecnt loltery? Ninth regular toast: The Petroleum Pioneer, Cot Drake -A hemighted world groping it9 uncertain way by the Rimmering lighs of "tallow dips" owe him for his remuneration for the brilliant beauty of the product he discovered, for ita nac, and gratitude for the boundless wealth he unprofitably to himself opened up to its grasp Responded to by Wheeler KAq. Mr. Wheeler In him response to this toast paid eloquent tribute sp the energy and peracver.

noce of Cot. Drake, and said that gentleman WAS now in which required more than mero praise. Congress was to tro petitioned for appropriation for him relief, but we shonld take equal pride and pleasure in contribating to that object. Tenth regular toast: The Rench and the Bar. Responded to by H.

Baker, Req. mid whiled the bar sony not so Titusville- Morning Herald. Saturday, May 20, LOCAL MATTERS. Agents for shy Horning Herald. Onl Creek -MICHAEL SHANNON.

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Subscribers who get this Paper by Mall will observe that the date on the address label of copS, shows the termination of their subscription.Those wishing to renew, should remit at least one week price to expiration of Mr. George Daland, an old newspaper our Canvassing' Agent for "Down the Crock." ders given him for printing or subscriptions will receive our piv'upt attention: He Hi miso mattke collections for us. Propriotors Morning 3, Travelers' Guide. 011 CHKEE RATE BOAD. 541 1 1r lone tile -Arrive Corry 25 a.

m. 12 2 p. m. 2 10 p. 30 A.m.

Shaffer 7:10 a.m. 10 91. A 46 11 23 1. IN. 6 50 p.

m. m. PITHOLK AND WEST HICKORY EXPRESS. Leave Titusville -Arrive P'ithole 10 00 00 00 00 0 00 00 00 00 0 m. 1.00 p.m.

p.m. W. 4:50 p.m. Hickory 6 7.00 1, tu. Titusvil 0 12 LOTTO GUNLICK'S NEST HICKORY LidS.

8'30 u. m. Leaves Trusville-Arrive W. Hickory 19 2:00 (L 66 6.00 0 pm. Bed Atlantic Great Western R.

R. Time Table. bee I'hiladelphia Erie R. R. Time Table Bee Otto Guelick's Stage Line Tiro Table.

HOTEL DIRECTORY. Crittenden House, Pine' E. I1. Crittenden, Prop'r. American Hotel, Spring it.

bet. Franklin and Washneton sta. Bush House, Franklin between P'ihe and Main sta. Monroe flouse, corner Monroe and Spring atrects. McCray House, Spring corner Washington st.

Pendleton Notch, Franklin st corner of Pine st. Pomeroy House, l'ine junction with Diamond at Titusville House, Pine bey ond Drake st. Bee cards of above hotels in another coluran. WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH OFFICE -Petroleum Bank. Block, Spring street, up M.

M. HARRINOTON, Manager. Shatter AND OIL CITT STAGE leave Shaffer for Oil City ed Funkville, Petroleum Centre, Tarr Farm and Rouseville on sho arrival of the Freight and Accommodation Train -t 700 a. and the Express Train In. Returning, connecta at Shatter with the Express Trains at 6.10 a.

m. and 12 m. F. A JAcOBs, Proprictor. Religious Services To-Morrow.

First Presbyterian Church-Rev. Win. Howell Taylor, Pastor, HIS preach in this church torow morning and evening. M. E.

Church-Rev. Mr. Stubbs, Pastor. Ser vices A. 7 P.M, Baptist Church--Services till further notice in Petroleum Hall, at A.M, and 7 P.M.Rev.

Mr. Hays, Pastor. St. Paul's Reformed Church-Rev. W.

Ebbinghaus, Pastor. Services at A. St. Titus Church-Rer. Mr.

Mignault, Pastor. Services 8 A. A. P.M. Universalist Church-Corner of Main and Perry.

Rev. C. L. Shipman, pastor. Services at 4.

and 4. p. m. Take Notice. Those who wish to sign the petition to Congress for the relief of Col.

Drake can And it at the Crittenden House, the Post Office, the First National Bank, R. C. Clark and Allen's drug stores, Castle Brothers and THE HERALD Office. A PETITION TO CONGRESS FOR THE RELIEF or COL. EDwiy petition is in circul1tiun for signatures in the oil regione, petitioning Congress the passage of an act making an uppropriation for the benefit of Edwin L.

Drake the language of the paper the reasons which prompt the petioners to ask this testimonial at the bonds of Congress are, that it is through his genius, enterprise, perseverance and cost of capital and labor to his own injury, the country at large now enjoys to such vast extent the benefts of this important source of our national wealth and comfort, aud the Government its large income of millions of annual revenue. In 1858 Mr Drake was the fist, unaided and alone, to test the experiment of mining for petroleum in the wild regions of His labors, after a long struggle against discouraging obstacles, resulted in the success of the experiment, a and left him ruined in means and broken down In health, and these mislortunes continting to thus time, have debarred him from the realia mon to himself of the fruits of his discoveries and liborIn view, then, of these well-known facts, the petitioners esteem it duty, which, it is bellered, the country will recognize na emmently proper and just, that, as the pioncoi of 90 important an interest which has made him a publio benefactor, enriching thousands, but not himself, Mi. Drake should be rewarded by his Government, 1u behalf of the people, in some substantial te-timonial for his genius and set vices and sacrifices. "As we before remarked, this petition is being extensively signed, and by none is it more heartily endorsed than by those who me petson. ally familiar will the early indomitable and self.

sucriticing struggles of Col. Drake in his mining operations which have benefited all the world but their author, showering gold in fabulous measure upon thousands in this land, and filling the coflers of the Government at a time when it was depleted by the drain of war. Taking the place of cotton as our chief export during the period of the rebellion, it contributed largely to maintain the National credit. Nor are the most credible testimonies wanting of the personal misfortunes of this pioneer in oil developments, broken in health, with a dependent family and unable to tight louger the butle of lite--a few years since curiching world by the genius of his conceptions nud the energy of his character, and now smitten and sinking with the twofold sorrow of poverty and ill health. It is the old story, ne old as lime.

The benetactors of the car th, secking alms from the charitable and from those who have entered into the enjoyment of their labors. The file is "not without precedent." In 1846, Congress made a magniticent appropriation to the heirs of Robert Fulton for the great benclits Among other considerations which he hid con- of ferred upon Oui conntry in the application of steam to navigation. And what is speed compared with light? Is our Government less paternal, Just, and benefirent to her sons now than she was a quuter of a century ago? Let the American Congress hasten to honor Itself by recognizing and rewarding the service rendered to science, to commerce and to civilization for the immortal Drake, tho first successful miner for petroleum on the American conti nent. DEDICATION OF THE MATHODINT EPISCOPAL CHURCH AT PITHOLE The Dedication Exercises of the Methodist Episcopal Church at Pithole City will take place, on Sunday next at a. In.

Bishop Simpson of Philadelphia will deliver the sermon. This church was founded in August last and religious services fret held in it on the last day of the year 1865. We gave a full description of the plan and specificationa in the HERALD before its crection. It is one of the finest edificca in the oil region, and reflects credit upon the liberallty of the citizens of Pithole, who contributed to it, without distinction of class or scot. Rev.

D. S. Steadman, who was the Pastor from the mencement la still la charge of the church. The membership is small, but the congregation 14 very large. Rev.

Simpson 19 one of the ablest and most eloquent divines in the American pulpit and it will be recollected delivered the fineral discourso of President Lincoln nt or Springfield. If the weather is agrecable, 110 doubt many of our citizens will embrace this oc. no casion to her Bishop Simpson, and' we presume there will be large attendance from the Aur. rounding The Morey Forin Hotel is an closed, bat the best of a accommodations are for. nished visitors at the Chase House.

THE Rochester Union says not less than two an hundred thousand panca of glass were destroyed! In that eity by the late storm. One anraery Arm lost over ten shensand panes. Pat it is an 111- wind that blows nobody any good -thousands of dollars being sans threwn into the hands of the desters nad 8 THE next mecilug pug Lake Trio Tress sociation will be held Juno 7, at Clusolund, the wild! at two In the aftermoon. All publishore, editora, reporters, and regular correspondents and tributors of sewepapera in: Western Dis and New York, and Eastern Ohio, without distinction of creed or party, are turited to tend aud become wembers of the association. barrela best Fafully Flour, 1 purchased previous to the late in prices, for sale by -y17 ARONER Co.

HON, 8. Y. McCALMONT la sunouuced as a candidate for Congress, subject to the usages of the Republican party of Venango county. barrels best Family Flour, purchased previous to the late advance in prices, for sale by my11 31 AROMER Co. DROP lu at E.

8. Fowler No. 3 Fletcher's block, it you are going away, and purchase your railroad tickets over auy route, and avoid the trouble and danger of buying a ticket at the depot. FLOCk. barrels best Family Flour, purchased previous to the late advance in prices, for sale by' my17 HAIGHT, ARCHER Co.

os at the Post Ofice. Jans I Wholesale at the Post Once. jan5 Bor your Photograph Albums at the Post Onice. Brushes, Comba, fine and coarse, at the ToorM Post Office. jan5 A LARGE stack of Mirrors at F.

N. Paok's, 60 Spring street. LAnon assortment of Gold Pens -all sizes, at the Post Omica. Jans PAINTs and games of all kinds for children, at the Post Office. Jan5 3,000 NEWSPAPERS, Me good as new; for sale at the HERALD 0Mcs.

Tax Allen Valve accommodates itself to any working bariel, no matter how much worn. Exita de WrLoox sell them: Diaries of every description, quality and quantity the Pout Unice. Jans A SPLENDID assortment of Furniture will be found at F. N. Paor's, No.

66 Spring street. THE peculiarity of the Allen Valve is in its self. pack' ing. Call on SMITH WILCOX. Ir you want te inorei the production of your Well, use the Allen Valse.

SMITH de Wilcox have them. ALLEN'S PATENT is superior to any other In VALVE use, and can' be attached to any working barrel. For sale by SMITE Tar packing of the Allen Valve will wear longer than that of any other pump in use, and can be replaced in five minutes. Batif Wilcox: Tux Allen Valve is used in the Eureka Well, and we have testimonials from many of the bust oil producers in this section, attesting its superiority. SMITH WILCOX.

GRAND TRUNK nurerous applicants for Tickets over the Grand Trunk Railway can now be accommodated at the office of FOR LEn Co, 2 Fletcher's Block, Franklin strect. agency "tor the Grind Trunk Railroad Tickets, Co. have received the which will be of great advantage to parties wishing to 84 to Canada. They have also tickets ever all other reada SAYS MUST BE TRUE, in an old pros erb. And it la a fact beyond dispute that all tell ono story abont the almost miraculous cures performed by Coc's Dyspepsia Cure.

Chronic and obstinate case of Dyspepsia of long standing will surcly give way to Its curative powers. Indigestion, sick headache, ho.utburn, cramps, pains and in either atornach or bowels, souring and rising of food, constipation, general debility, flatulency, cannot exist when Coe'n Dyspepsia Cure is used. We beg of the afflicted to make the experiment It can be found drug stores. R. 0.

Clark No. 14 West Spring stroct, Titan. ville, agents. A DOUBLE A lady belenging to one of the fret families of New York, while going from one of the principal theatres, leaning on the arm of her husband, WILH suddenly ARRESTED -by no attack of cramp. She was of dyspeptic tendency, and had suffered for a long while from dobility, heartburn, and now long while from dobility, heartburn, and now her fee ble ay stern succumbed.

But the cramp in turn WAS suddenly ARRESTED-by bottie of GOLDEN BITTERS, and by its conatant use thereafter the lady succeeded in ultimately rolleving hormolf of dyn pepsin and all its host of kindred disorders. Use HuhBEL'S GOLDEN BITTERS. New York dopet, 66 ludson strect. Haight, Archer Spring und Diamond streete, Titusville, agents. SPECIAL NOTICES.

Fashionabic Dress you want Dress, Basque or Basquine, cut and fitted or made in any of the latest atyles, go to Mra ET MALL'S MIL. LINERY and DRESS MAKING ESTABLISH MENT, No 63 Spring street betwoon Washington and Porry streuta All work guaranteed to give salinfaction Bloaching -If you want your Bonnets or Hats BLEAURKD, altered or repaired, take them to Mow. K. T. HALL'S MILLINERY and DRESS MAKING ESTABLISHMENT No 63 Spring street between WashIngton and Perry streets.

Bleaching DONE ON THE PREMISES, in from four to mix days time. my 043m Vandervecr Thorn, Wholesale and Retall Grocers, and De st rm In PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE, FOR CASH. Diamond Street, Titusville, Pr. Extra Family Flour, Corn Meai, Cat Meal, Hominy, Rico, Barley and Split Peas, at VANDERVEER THORN'S. Hams, Dried Beef, Bacon, White Fish, Trout and Mackeral, at VANDERVEER THORN'S.

Fresh Butter. received from New York Blate Dairy, Choice Lard and Honey, At VANDERVEER THORN'S. Fruits, Dried Apples and Peaches, Canned Tomatoes, Corn, Peaches, al VANDERVEER THORN'S. Spices, Pickles, Sauces, at VANDERVEER THORN'S. Teas, Coffee, Sugar, dc at VANDERVEER THORN'S oil Platform for undersigned offers for sale his OIL P'LATFORM, AT CORRY, opponite the new Railroad Depot.

Also tho LAND corered by the platform and lying adJacent. Dimensions, 110 feet on tinck and 225 feet deop. Title guaranteed. P'ossession given immediately. Apply on the premiaca, or to IL.

B. COBURN, w8m Titus ille, PA CARD TO -A Clorgy man while reading in South America A misalonary, discovered a aufe and simple remedy tor the cure of vous Weakness, Karly Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole train of disorders brought on by baneful and vicious habita Great bers have been already cured by this noble rumedy. Prompted by a desire, to henctit the aflicted and unfortunate, I will nehd the recipe for preparing and gring this modicine, in a scaled envelope, to any one who needs it, Free of Charge. Please Inclose post-paid envelope, addromed to yourself Address, JASEPH T. INMAN, STATION New York: City.

A Great HANDS ABOARD steamer NOW making her regular trips botween Janicatown and May ville, on the Chautauqua Lake. WIll leave James town on the arrival of the Corry Accommodation train on the A. 4 G. W. R.

ahont 10 o'clock a and connect with the So'ciork Train on Lako Shore lb. R. at) Weatheld; which arrives at Buffalo, 5 o'clock p. connecting with the New York Central R. R.

going cant will And this A pirasant ronte and make the same time an ty all rall, 111.1, MURRY, Proprietors. Trough tickets to pass over this line can be bonght at Titueville, Shaffer and at'all important R. R. ticket offces no cheap by all ran. ap1710 Martha.

Washingten Hair Restorer. That which revives, reanimates and birace'Tie not a posson that will soli your treessa, nos a dye Chas sometime will impair The wavy Instre of your glowy hair, Selected one from nature's grand creationA simple vegetable preparation, Where maters and where chemintry combine To make it what It ia-almost divine, wonderons which in trash Restores the fading Instre of gone yonth And makes yes feet, shengh sorrows round you sland And age above watt a hie elver wand, One with yeet Mfo is WonThis In This Hair Restorer la cold wholesie and retail by C. CLARK CO, No. 14, Wet FINANCIAL 'AND COMMERCIAL FINANCIAL Naw Your, May 25. The Post's money article aye: The chief feature of Importance 1et Wull street la the Armuess riven 5-208 by the dire gold the Louse who had Imported them From Europe cannot sell them hero at a profit, and are consequently re-exportine them.

The loan market is active at 1 per cent but at this rate borrowers can get the accommodation they want. Tho stock market iw dult but firm with a modorato Improvement both In Gorornments and the genera! lint. After the board N. Y. Centrul was quoted at Eerie Reading, Michigan Southern, 18N, Pittsburgh, 86, Northwestern, Northwestern prefered, PETROLEUM MARKETS.

May 25. The petroleum markets are unchanged from our sious quotationa. Crude 5a reported to be offering Oit City at 63 75 per barrel. The Pittsburgh, market being overstocked without any demand, makes it lowing business to ship oil in that direction. The ecqueme in that the only alternative for producers to send their oll this way, We hear of several offers deliser oil on the platform hero at 44 15, but witheut any buy urs.

This is equivalent to 45 75 at the wells. Operators are standing in a position of the greatest uncertainty, not baying confidence quough to more. the meantime our producers are showing eyident signs of giving way. Each day brings in offers to sell lower figures. There la no saying what oil can bought for.

The quotations are thereforo merely nomiDal. At any moment we may have advices from Europe which will send the market either up or down. If financial crisis is likely to blow over, or the war cloud passes away, there may be hope for our fall trade if tho contrary is the case, no one can venture to predict where the markets will go, with the immense accumulation of stock on hand. The production, although falling oft in some localities la Increasing in others, and the prevailing opinion this point appears to be, that before fall It will be the increase. The stimulus which the removal of tax has given to development is hating an electrical fact in resuscitating abandoned territory, and reviving business through the oil region.

The tollowing is our weekly report from New York: NEw YORE, May 23. Reterring to the aunexed report of our petroleum market, for the week ending this I would remark: Owing to the disturbed condition of European both holders and exporters prefer to await further new. quotations are nominal. Refined, in bond, for present Relived, free, for present delivery Crude g27c Receipts for the week at New bbl Do since Jun. 342,149 4 Exports since for the week from New York ...15,030 Do Janu wry let .272,435 Total exports trom the 8 since Jan.

441,677 4 4 same time in '65, 98,302 Yours, very truly, J. A. BOSTWICK. The receipts and shipments by wagon, pipes and railroad on Thrsuday were an follows. Receipts.

Shipments Crude, bbla 742 The following are our quotations to day PETROLEUM. Crude nad Funks l'etroleum Center aud hott 44 00 0024 25 Run 3 00 Crude ut 3 Crude at 50 Crude at Plata, nom Titus 75 00 Cr vie it Titussalle, 6 25 c5 50 bbla 8 G48 50 Refined en Bond, Rained Empty Bonele, 50 Le timing from Petroloum Contie and Ben neholl to 1 00 To uming from Center and Ben. nehoil to 60c Teaming from l'ithole to Titum 1 00 PITTSBURGH OIL MARKET. (Special to the Morning Herald.1 PITTSBURGH, May 25 The crude market this a. m.

was very quiet Buyers and sellers could not agree ou terma Holders were asking 1502200 barrels returned and included, but there were no purchasers at these figures In conacquence the supply of crudo being very much reduced and the advanco in gold, wollow were induced to hold At the close of the market prices werd In favor of holders Late last as ening we heard of sales of 1,000 barreia at 14c banels returned, and 1,700 at 20e baa ru In included Bonded oil was quiet but firm at 3 asterday's priece, There is little oil offering, but the market though Innctive wan strong and firm. The receipte during the three days were 388 barrels, the fortunate Individual being Capt. J. Wilkins. YORK OIL.

MARKET. TELEOKAPH.I New York, May 25. Petroleum, quiet and Arm; crude, rothed bond 43c. NEW YORK MARKET. NEW Your, May 25 COTTON-Active and 20 higher; 41c for inid.

ding. FLOUR--A whude higher, $9 5008 05 tor extra atato; $0 90 extra round hoop Olo and 00 G214 75 tindo banda, market closing; dull. WHISK -Stendy 25602 27 for western. WHEAT- Opened 162. better and cloned dull and hens with prices: buyers 70 for generally old No refusing to operate at 1 yea.

$1 2 Chicago spring 80 fo old No 2 Milwaukee: 12 for old No. 1 do; 10 :0 tor new No. 1 do. nt 00 for western. BARLEY -Quiet BARLEY 826085 for now mixed western for sound new do allout, and for ern yellow, and 950 tor southern yellow.

OATS-Higher, 654050 for new western amt 00 Ge 65c for old do. -Steady. MOLASSES at 06c for Porto Rico, and 70 for A for Cuba. 1 -Dull: (3) 256830 374 for new MICHA, closing 840 J1 camb; $20 006229 $25 I for old do $24 24 50 tor prime, almo 5,260 barrels new mess for June, July, August and September, sellers and buy cra option, at 830 00 000230 75. -Quiet at 416 00021 00 for now plain 1110 AM and $21 006424 50 for new extra HA HAMB-Searco and Arm.

VI 119 nt for whoulders an 1 (a c. 101 LARD -Firm at c. BUTTER -Lower; 30 for Olio and 32046c for State, CHEESE H. 11 at N. Y.

MONEY AND STOCK MARKEr. NEW YURK, MAy 25. MONEY-Active and Armer nt 7 per cent. STERLING EXCHANGE -Quiet at -Irregular, unrettled and lower; opening wt declining to 139 and coming At Va bett-r. FREIGHTS TO LIVERPOOL-Quiet.

STOCK8-Firmer. 904 Erie 08 Chicago N.W...... 28X N. Y. Central 04) 111 Clev.

Ac Central 5 20 4 coup rug 1014 do 60 62 60 G's 6-20 coup Chicago 93 UT 10-40 94 Mich OSWEGO MARKET. TRI RORAPH I May 25. FLOUR-Active; $10 25 for No. 1 spring; 412 00 for red GORN-Firm WMEAT-Firm but quiet. at for No.

1 filinola, at 62c for scAton. 25,000 bualicia, corn 55,00) LAKE IM 21,000 bushels. CANAL EXPORTS -Flour a 10,000 barrels, wheat, BALTIMORE: MARKET. TELEGRAPH BALTIMORE, May 25. stock sinall.

AT and scurce. CORN -Advanced 200 3c OATH -Firm at 706c72c. PROVISIONS--Quiet at 2 To New York Accidental Tickets Insure the holder agamal Accidenta of every description The tickula of other companica er only Injury and the result of an accident to the public conveyance In which the sy at the time be truveling. Note the difference. For General Accident and P'.

licica, call on F. DATES, Agent, dec2? opposite Bush House, Grand Opening of Spring and Hummer PATTERNS All the Intent and anost recherche aty lev of Ladies' and Children's Dresses constantly received at the branch of Mme. Demoreat'a Km; orium of LIZZIE SALSRURY, Room 11, Fletcher's Block, Franklin street. I would announce to the ladies of Tituerillo that I am prepared to do DRK99-MAKING at much reduced price as to defy competition. Ladies, call and wee for oursels pa, Valuable Hotel Property for "Green" Mans on, alcuated in the village of West Illek ory, Venango county, and at the mouth of West Hickory Ureek, fronting upon the Allegheny River and within a few rose of the Warren and Franklin Rallway Depot.

The House la 40x46 feet, two morire and tic, with high ceilings, matched floors, "hard finished' no expense basing boon sparel by the former owner to make it a fret case residence. Adjoining the House and eselly connected therewith 3 rough pine baliding, 16x40 feet, two stories high, with double elding, In the rear la a stable 36 feot square, tiro storice high, shingle roof, onk stalls, and floor. Hoth Mouse and Barn have been built ant fire year, Am neatly painted and in ezcellent repair, which, In connection with their location, render then; almirably wlapted to Hotel purporce. The whole establishment wish greend for marten purpescs will be sold mpon reasonable terma, Apply the premises or as the Office el SPECIAL NOTICES. -A pariaor sim the rednery bueluese, near 'Tituaville, with a cook capital of Address P.

0. box 85. my and Lemons chimp, AdM. SHANNON, bod His, Titnitille. Clever and Timothy Heed at D.

0. Headquarters, in quentities to suit customers. D. C. Clark is recetving nice Peachblow and Plate POTATOES almost every day, and can supply custoniers with quantity, from a peck to a carload A Large Stock of the' now Patent Tag for printing address labels sori, packages.

They are better than the Linen Tug, and con net much. Apply at this office. Hay at Reduced One Dotar' per One Hundred Weight, delivered free to any part of city. W. MORRISON 4 00.

10. Travelers Attention leave Killer Farm for Pitholo City 7 a. 10., 12:30 and 7.30 p. on the arrival of the trains on the Oil Creek R. returning in time to bring parsongeri bj the trains fog Titusville and Corry.

Fare only One Dollar. ap28 GEO. EARLI largent and beet stuck of Ladles Minacs, Infanta and Boye Fate, to be found in Th at Nia. E. EMPORIUM OF FASHION, No.

63 Spring street, between Washington and Perry streets. New Goode received every few daja per NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. BASE BALL. special meeting of the U. C.

will be held THIS EVENING at the ofice of the Prenident for the transaction of important business. All of the Club are carnestly requested to be present By order. GEQ. J. LUCE, SSESSORS' NOTICE.

4. Titusville, May 23, 1866. Notice is bereby given that the Board of Amessor of the city of Titusville will meet at' the Common Council rooms on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, 29th and 30th instant, at 10 o'clock a for hearing any appeals that may be taken troim the made ion real and personal property, assessed for in the city of Titan ille. P. WILSON, "HIRAN JOHN: A NORMAN PIER, my 24d1w A BOARDING.

A few gentlemen wishing to get Board in a private furnily, can obtain it by applying at the store of Vall corner of Maln and PrankHn atA, 010 REWARD. COW STRAYED OR STOLEN From Ulus. Langworlby'; pisture. On Tuesday, the 15th a middung sized spotted cow; star in the forchead, lino-back, white belly, smallish big, and orali horns; left hind leg white. The above rewar 1 will be paid for her recovery, or any information here she may Le found.

A. J. SINK, mn; 23dllw Titias ille House THE FIRM OF GRANGER, TUTTLE CO la this day dissolred by the withdrawal of M. Tuttle by matin! consent' Business in the tuttiro will be done under the name of Grauger Cu, Muy 22, 1560. dilu' E.

T. HALL'S EMPORIUM OF FASHION, No 63 Spring strent between Washington and Pony Titumville, Pa MUlinery and In all the Latent at ten, done on short notice by caperieneed handy, and satiefaction gu wranteed. AIM), on hand tho largest and most complete of Milhinery Goods, L'atterne, Ribborn, Flowers, Licer, sate, Crapes, Ornamente, to bu found any vehicle 111 the Oil Regions NEW GOODS, NEW STORE, LOW RENT! QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS Remember the place, Mra. T. Hall's Millinery Store, 63 Spring street, Titusville, I'm.

Bleaching done on the premises in from four to sit day a tine. myndly. Agency for Wheeler Wilson's Sewing Sin. chince. SOMETHING NEW.

would say to the ladies that I' have just returned from New York with a now assortment of MILLINERY GOODS, including the little gem of bonnets cuied CITERT QURE T8 also, the MANDARIN" lint, And many other too munerous to mention. Call and examine before purchasing claowhere, for 1 am determined to BELL A8 CHEAP my 21 $50,000 STOCK! JAMESTOWN STORE: W. A. WINSOR Has somored to bin NEW BRICK STORE. NO 9, SPRING STREET and having n11 IMMENSE STOCK ol DRY GOODS, CROCKERY, GROCERIES, bound to noll'CHEAPER than any, House in WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA an my friends in the "Jamestown MIA.

U. K. TRACY, l'ine street, my 21 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CALL AND NAB. Tunaville, Dec. 1, 1805.

deritt STONE AND STONE WORK Of all kinda furnished promptly and at low rates Rubble Atone for collar walls, alreet curbing and pavlug, undorpinning, steps, platforma and milla, window capa, histching ponta and unlace blocks, monumental work. HENRY WRIGLEY Stone Saw Mill, Stone Yard, Main Street, below Drake, Titoas ille, 1'a. RUSS FARKI, No 33 Spring strict, Titusville, DRALERS I IN FINK'S SINTALLIC BURIAT. CASKS, METALLIC AND BLACK WALNUT CASKETS, And COFFINS of sarious aty lun nod qualitica, SHROUDS constantly on hand. Funernia attended either with or without licarse.

500 REWARD. The above reward will bo paid for esidence sufficient to convict partic (not now under arreat) who were er. gnged in mtting fire to the Lankn of Ilenry Harley Co. At Shatter on or about April 20th. Or ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS PER MAN will he paid for ovidence anticient to convict.

Additional testimony agasnat partica now suspected or under arreat, will be pald puly, to, or A myodtf Shaffer, or Titusville. NEW INSTITUTION. D. C. Clark has established his Headquarters on the corner pring and Monroe eiruata, where he.

has a never falling supply off OATS, HAY, FLOUk, SALT, POTATOES, ONIONS, APPLES, to be solf at the VERY LOWEST MARKET PRICES, For Janh. decl4 ON TO THAT WHICH IS GOOD. HOLD 0. Clark'a FEED UTORK near the Depot a cool thing, and he will well with Oats Hay, Hall, Food, ke. Ho can abord to sell there Com twe to Ave centa cheaper than they can be sold up town If want cats the ined go there, decie DOSTING.

left at the Omflee for Bill Porting wIll receive myl6 prompt attention from 'MORRISON RAOL. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, JOHNSON'S iF '10 been obliged cos and have A st: 1 want ed 1, to VETO v. v. 4, on ail wack proceedings, by 44. tut CORN burly LARGE AND WELL FURNITURE a 5) ea 16 TEN .0 4.

The purchaser will And, 4 PARLOR PETTE, CHAMBER BETTE, 3 OFFICE FURNITURE, TABLES of Ale Lounger, What- Case and Wed tice and Rucking Chairs, Chi Plain and Cabinet Tucker's Patent Cot and Bed Bottorza, Bedding of all kinds, 1 3 COFFINS' 2 70 of various styles and qualities, DOOKS, WINDOW BABE AND 03 11 in ade to order. Painte, Oils, Brushes, Glass, Patty, Paper and Border, Window Shades and tures Fumishine and Frames, and all articles in the 4 I will gell EL vi CHEAP FOR CASH; do asl nay my customers. and shall be alwaye ready. to' show my goods End lune Glider, M. has LEE, his House, headquarters and at Bign this Painter, store.

Grainer, Remember the place, on Washington the United States Hotel. di af A JOHNBON 00.4 Petroleum Centre, April 25, 1866. A LLEN, HOUSE, 1. Corner of Washington and Mute. Strecta, a PETROLEUM CENTRE, PA.

I to Having accommodate recently enlarged this house, I am now prepared two hundred guests Creek leave this House twice day, connecting with Oil It. 12, at Shuffer, and Franklin R. R. at 011 City. 18d19 G.

W. ALLEN, Proprietor. MILES JARVIS. Manufacturers and dostors in FURNITURE, PETROLKUM CENTRE. A Hhades, large and welt selected stock of Furniture, Window Off Clothe, constantly on band.

of uli sizes constantly of on Bash, hand and made 10 Codina Also, as large stock Doors and Glass. Painting attended to and promptly executed. MILES JARVIS, Washington Street, near Zinerican Hotel, 103 14tf Petroleum Centre, Pa. JAS. SITERRIFE PETROLEUN CENTRE, PA; Dealers and In ali Well that Tubing, Caning, Busker Rode, Tongs, the Clamps, pertains to rates.

Oil Well Supplies, of Shelt boat quality, and lowest Also Henry and Hardware, General Iron, Steam Nails, Sa-h, Glare, Putty, Oils, and Gas Fitting done to order. my 10dtf J. A. SHERRIFF CO. BLACKMON PETROLEUM NICHOLSON, CENTRE, Dealers in Stationery, Blank Books, Periodicals, All the principal Daily and Weekly Newspapers reccired fresh from the Preen.

MORNING HERALD for sale on arrival of the mait. Wo keep full ment of Tobacco and Cigars, 11. K. BLAUKMON. W.

1'. A LEXANDER VAN retail dealers in CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars, at the Rochester Model Store, Petroleum Centre, Pa. A. VAN PATEN, POLLST. J3 24dtr FOR SALE TO RENT.

A SMALL HOUSE TO LET. Inquire for two day a at 11. L. Hershberg Co 'a store, bullding, Spring strect. my 2202t FOR SALE.

Beveral Second tand Engines, togetuer with two good two good band Pump Ropes, Band the and Tools Wm. suitablo, Lincoln fer winking Wells Apply at of Co, near depot. F. A. STALL.

Titusville, Mwy 14th, 1800 -tf MERCHANTS' HOTEL TO LET. Reduction of Coat of Transportation of Pc. troleum. Extract from the Railway Act of Pennsylvania, February 19, 1849, section 18: "Upon the completion of any 1nilway authorized as aforesaid, the same shall be esteemed a public highway tor the conveyance of paseengers and the transportatton of freight, subject to such rules and regu latione, in relation to the same, ns to the sizeand construction of wheels, cars and carriages, and other matters and things connected with the 1150 of sand railroad, as the President and Duectors may prescribe and direct: provided thnt enid company shall have exclusive control of the tire power, and that the suid sales of toll a and motive power charges, when the cars used for such conveyance or transportation shall be owned or furnished by others, shall not ereced three cents per tulle for each ton of two thousaad pounds of freight, and two conte per mile for each freight car, every four wheels to be computed a car." Now it appears to, the writer of thia that the most profitable business a man can enter into at the present would be to furnish cars from Miller to a tink car carrying ten tone or cighty barrels of oil at legal rates, viz: Three cents per ton per mile, and four cents for eight wheels, making thirty-four cents per for six miles, would amount to $204, whilst the transportation of eighty brrrels, the Railway Company have for yours awarded and been paid twenty cents per barrel, or $16. Here is a HAVing of $14 per car load, to those soho own or furnish their own cars.

I am well aware that an individual owning a few care would probably to embarrassed in finding motive power when he needed it; but an organizuion of well owners might surely in view of such economical results own their own cars, omploy a shipping superintendent to lond and deliver them to the company owning aud controllug the motive power, aud if recessury enforce the transmission of their own freight. I will leave this idea for the present to permeate the minds of the well owners. I have instanced the distance between Miller and Titusville ns an example; necessarily the same law is applicable to every line in Pennsylvania It may be inferred the Oil Creek Railway Company would encourage such an ganization, judging from the 'establishment of Duane's Tank Car Company, Kasson's Oil Creek Company, Empire Line, Venango Transportation Company; thou why not Well Owner's Freight Car Company? Where there is a will, there in a way, and as soon as the Union Line is built, the a cara may then, if not freely accommodated by the Oil Creek line, And a welcome on the competing rails. There in a remedy, it appears, (if we bave the resolution to apply it,) for the present excessive ratca of transportation. A well owner is in the same predica.

ment as the railroad stock owner; whatever the gross returns obtained for his capital, the net re. ault is trivial, owing to the intermediate, inordi nate and cacossive deductions made from those gross returns before they reich the stockholder or the well owner's pocket. Cut them down. M. CEnTRE OF ATTRACTION body has beard of 64 Watts Mind," but it sinketh into utter insignificance when compared with "wat's on the Let the render drop into J.

A. Losce's "Center of Attraction" and cannine his spring styles of hats, and he will rush to the same conclusion. While there he cannot fail to discover also that his stock of ready made clothing is peculiarly adupted to the present exigencica of fashion for summer wear The goods were all purchased to the late decline in prices and manufactured with special refer. ence to the dictates of the newest styles. Mr.

Lose has effected arrangements with one of the best houses in New York, and has brought on the most attractive samples of their summer goods. Every customer can leave his measure for any article desired, select from the samples offered, and in a few days receive his order, executed in the frat stylc of castern work, and at New York prices, Those who would avail themsclves of such facilities, have only to call at their convenience and leave their orders with Mr. Losee. The gents' furnishing goods of the sainc establishment are eqnally worthy of notice and embrace every attractive novelty. But the reader is respectfully referred to Mr.

Losco's advertisement for minuter particalara, and then to call at his headquarters, the well known "center of traction" on Diamond street. THE Eric Observer saga under their city charter the Mayor is almost without power and anthority--a mere ornamental appondage of the Council. He is denied the privilege of selecting his own subordinates and hissignaturc is noteven required to give validity to acts of local sion. It saga the charter ie out of date and calls for one more adapted to the progressive notion of that community. We fully appreciate the distress of our neighbor and will de what we can to relieve the Wants of his people by sending brother Whitman the Titusville charier, which may sette Erie 16 model to bring harmony out of Thia commodious Hotel, being now racent, the proprietor proposes to rent It for the period of one year for the suni of $2,000, pay able quarterly in advance.The hotel embraces three stories, and has sleeping accommodationa fut two hundred guests.

It is ono of the hotels in the oll region, 44 located In the centre of the town, and in rented one-third Ican in proportion to the amount of room, than any hotel in the city.gis en Apply JOSEPH BARNEDALL," ap26dtf or It C. Clark, Merchants' Exchange Block. SEVERAL HOUSES FOR SALE OR One Blouse suitable for Boarding House or Hotel, altmated in the centra of Titusville. 'Terms reasonable. Apply to SIMON STROUBK, nis 121r Justice of the Peace, Kalph's Block STORE TO RENT OR FOR SALE ALa Bargain.

Terms easy. THAT SPLENDID TWO STORT STORE formerly occupled by Quimby Church en Diamond stract. Inquire first house cast of Washington on Pine street, on address Box 2, Titues tile, Pa. mh3dtr JAMES BURNS. HUNTS OIL REGION COLLECTION AND CLAIM AGENOY.

I. H. MUNT J. V. MATTHEWS.

RELIABLE COLLECTIONS SOLICITED. REFERENCES: and TITUSVILLE, PA -First and See on National Ranke, Blows Bros. Cogewell, Morn. ing llerald. Outl.

ENIK, Int. Lion. stone A. King, National Bank, J. and B.

F. Lynn, Dally Mapatch. PHILADELPHIA, PA lungerich Smith, No. street. NAW YORK-Dupew Potter, Bankers, No.

11 Broad strovt. ROCHESTHE, N. Y-. C. Buell, C.

0. Morse, Keg. TITUSVILLE BOOK BINDERY. The anbscriber has opened a BOOE BINDERY In the second story of RALPH'S BUILDING, FRANKLIN STREET, Third door below Spring street, where he is prepared to executo orders for binding in all Its varietica. MAGAZINES AND MUSIC BOUND, AND OLD BOOKS REBOUND.

SHIPPING BOOKS, ORDER BOOKS, and all work for Oil Shippers Business Men. printed and bound to order. GNU. A. MARTIN.

Titneville, May 19th, 1566. CALIFORNIA CHEAP JOHN, RED HOUSE, Spring Street, one door east of Fraakita, Titaeville, 1 Whit keep on hand a large of Clothing. and Cape, and Shoes, Yanked Notions, Merchants sapplied. I will lame roll goods to one married ail, or mall, dudi, or dumb, cr lazy, don't or look 1M my shop. I pray my friends, stop and N.

11. -Store closed from 6.p. m. Friday to p. urday.

CHAS. NEWMAN. THE NEW ATMOSPHERIC COAL OIL Adapted to Dwellings, Inge It gives the than one cent per how, ordinary chimuey lamp, non explosive, free from blow out. This new light is a on eshibicin land's Hardware store. Call 1 TOWN PUMP.

THE TITUSVILLE WATER WELL 00, are sow prepared to pas at the CELEBRATED WATER for that for rime and valves for net to Piping left imby 6 3 wal 8 6 3.