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PEACE DECLARED.

BY . private dispatoh' received here this
p m, we learn that peace has been declar.
Cd between France ana Prussia. The terms
ass % follows:
France has agreed to pay all the expen.
ses Of the war; 10 oede Alsaoe and Lor'
raIne, aud grant all the demands of Ger
many a. no better terms can be had, and
France Is too weak to resist. 1t 10 stated
too that France has taken this step by the
special counsel Of Austria, Russia, England
and other neutral powers, who have guar.
anteed TO Germany the perfect good faith of
France, and that she shall adhere to the
terms she has accepted.
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An nAdvertising ParsOn.
TFrom Punchinello. I


There is nothing like judicons advertis-
ing--at least, we have been told this often
enough to believe 1t. So thinks Pennsyi-
vania parson, who sdvertises in newspa-
per as follows:
Cupid and Hymen. Tse little brown
cottags at CambridgD, Ta'', is to the p ace to
call to have the marriAGe-kuot promptly
and strongly tied. Inquire foT Rev. S. j.
Whitcomb.'
While he was about it. why didn't the
Rev. Whtco NIB advertise tie other jobs for
which orders nigh. 10 left at the same
shop? Why didn't be say: "Fanerals
attended with neatuess and dispatch?' or
.'Gsntlemen about to leave the world, Will
bs waited upon at theI own bedsides With Z.
out additional charger or, "Cases of con-
science adjudicated upon the most reasona-
bio tcrms!" or, "a fine assortment of NOR
oil advice just received, and for sale in lots
to suit purchasers?" Let the Rev. Whit
comb take our hint, eularss tho field OF his
adver tising, and make lots of the Mammon
of Unrighteouness.
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Out on the Uaion Pacific road, not long
since, Kickapoo Indian saw locomotive
coming down the track at the rate of forty
miles an hour. He thought it was an i'm
ported breed Of buffalo, and was anxious TO
securs it, 80 as to take the prize 10 the
annual sxhibftio n Of the Kickapoo Ayricu
tural Society. So be fastened one end Of
bis lasso to his waistbelt, and when the
engine got near enough, be threw the moose
nicely over the smoke stack. Perhaps it is
not necessary, but we may as well relate
that the locomotive did not stop. The en-
gineer and fireman witnessed the most sue
cessful attempt TO do the flying ,rapeze
made by any X ickapoo Indian upon the
plains since the first of last January. There
was au aboriginal funeral at the next sta
tiou when the eugine arrived. The grave
was not large, tor they only buried o small
pisce Of copper colored meat tied to string
and inclosed In o sardine box.
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DR.. Winper ha&cleanel OH, the Id well
on the Jamlson Flata. and itisnow yielding
FIVE barrels Of oil per day. This well was
put down last year, and yielded at ore time
rs barrels per day, but the production at
length decreased SOFAS to oblige the ptopr-
etors to shut it down. DR.. Winner propos-
es to torpedo it soon. We hope ii will
provo a good we'll. as tho Dr. has pat down
quite u number Of wells during the past
year, and b as not made any very big
strikes. Forest Repu biican.
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New PIPE CUTTING MAcHINE.-Mr. III.
Freeman has recently purchased at a'cost a
over $1,000 one of Wm. Kenyon's new and
improved patent Pipe Cutting Mscbines.--
This machine is capable Of cutting all sizes
Of casing from 5-s inch to 3 inch, and
gas pipe from 8 inch to 8 inch. Hereto
fore much trouble has been experienced by
,ha breaking or stripping Of threads at the
couplings or jointss Of tubing aud casing
when being put iu or drawn from oil wels.
All this danger Is. obviated,. by having
threads cut by this machine, as the work is
done 10 very superior manner and the
threads cannot break. BY the purchase Of
this machine Nj. L. has supplied a want
which has long been felt, by oil operators in
this vicinity, aud should. as he undoubted.
ly will, receive liberal patronage.
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Mr.. Tom. Mcdonald, the popular livery
stable keeper, is looking ont fer winter al
ready, by purchasing number of new cut
ters aad sleighs, buffalo robes, sleigh bells,
and other articles necessary to enjoy a
sleigh ride. His stock Of horses is as fine as
the oil region atfjrds. ''Tommy" is always
up to the times and looking after tho wants
OF his patrons. Give him call.
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siuRiug school.

We are happy to aaDounce to The public
Of Petroleum Centre and vicinity. ihnt Prot
SchuolmaN, of Titusvile, formerly Of Phila-
delphia, has AT lost teen Induced to visit
this place. lie has been engaged hv Rev
james Dnnnto give The Catholic Church
choir thuroueh musical d;illi und under
the Professors instruction, the cnoir is max
lug rapid progress. He received Irst'oi"ss
education in rhi.adelphia aud guarantees
the same TO all who put themselves under
his instruction. He is, w believe, III
only instructor in the oil regons, who
teaches the science OF harmony and theory
OF musical composition. ahel sure that
it the merits of the Prof were fully under
stood, great many OF our citizens would
be more than GLAD 20 secure his services. -
Nj persons WHO wishto take private les.
sons in sineing or on the violin, finite.
Piano, organ. Ec, will find in him . com.
prtent teacher. Terms 500 qnatier,
PAYABLE half in advance. For further par
ticulars address
A. G. SCuoOLMAE.
Roy cI7 Tiiusyi,ls Pa
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: The last "big strike" at Brady's Bend,
has dwindled down from 1900 barrels per
day 10 less than one hundred, the Pittsburgh
Commercials correspondent TO the contrary
notwithstanding. Wa !sarn this from good
authority
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The Titusville Herald's monthly 'petrole-
um report for October appeared this morn
ing The average daily production for
October is estimated at 20, l29 barrels, an
increase of $40 barrels per day over Sep
tember.
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Oae of the New IorK's first families is in
q peck OF troubie. The mother Of Mr.. Al.
bert Peck disiked her dsu.htcr.in-iaw, aud
offered Albert $50, ,0GO if be wonld get Il
divorce Mr. and Mrs, Peck loved each
other, and they loved money. They laid
their be ads together and agreed TO a separ-
alton; with the understanding that after
the old woman bad sheled out the money,
they were to live together again. The hus-
band brought suit against the wife. to
which she paid no attention beyond instruct
ing q lawyer to adm. the charges. They
separated. Mrs. Peck handed her son the
money Ia straightway sent for his wife
and. once again in their household. they
were united. Mrs. Peck brtu aht suit to re-
cover the money, Albert had TO give up
his vile or the money. and, to the IL ;onish
ment Of every one but hl;nself, produced a
divorce for adultery, which he had obtained
by fraud--that is, without his wfe's knowl-
edge. His mother was non-suied. AL
bert's wiie.now brings suit to set aside the
divorce, which her husband will not de !end
Tbus. by the aid Ct cunning lawyer,
Albert keeps his wife and gets the mon-
ey.
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Tho repo-Ier Of the Titus lille Courier, in
an oil report published this morning places
the daily production OF the j. S McCray
farm at 26, S62 barrels!
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They claim that IL mau living near To-
ronto, eighty years of age, shoots squirrels
without spectaclcs. In these parts squir-
res don't wear specta cles.
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ladies Oyster saloon

Up stairs over Y oucher's Restaurant Wash
iugton ST.. Petroleum Centre, Pa. Ladies
arc invited to call. sept IS.
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Latest and 9E0St Important
War News.
Versailles via London, Nov, O.

VcrsaillrsviA LONDON, Nov -
On Monday detachment of the Ninth
Prnssian Infantry encountered body oil
Gar,es Mobile at Brittany, between Bou-
logne and Chemeuy.
ss1m,The French lost seventy killed aud
wounded and forty prisoners
The Germans had two men woundee.
The Prussian forces have occupied Mount
Medeare without meeti ng any resistance,
and placed it in a state of defence as Access
sorry to the siege OF Beltord.
New York, Nov. ..
A Tribune special at Versailles, writing
on the 9TH inst, says:
In military circles Theirs mission was
never thought serious.
His egorts to enter Paris without seeing
Bsmarc!, having taileL, he was obliged to
carry with him preliminary, which prac-
ticalv iorbids an armis;ce.
Ih Paris he was badly received.
Street crowds showed him great illwill as
the beaier Of news that Metz had capitula-
ted.
\ guard was required for his protection.
and finally be left the city with an cscor! o!
cavalry.
Favre. who was to have accompanied him
excused himself at the last moment on
account of the threatening aspect OF al
fairs
Thers had six interviews with Bis
msrck.
Except in diplomatic circles nobody paid
him the least attention
All German commanders regard peace
impossible until Paris is taken, but even
now bomburdment Is not certain.
The seige guns are actually in position
on many points, but it is believed fire vii!
not be opened before the 18th instant.
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ElNC;aa NnttCCN.
NJ, I,csicuyiIi g. Co., :sT

Park row, New Yotk, and Geo. =. RowG.l & Co..
Advertising Agents. are the sole ascna fer the Pc
iroleum Centre DAILY Rrccau III that city. Ad'
vcr,iscs in lat city N'o requested TO leave tAIir
"a yors with either of tnc above hOuses
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The MAD. SUSIE DUNKINsoN (COLoRED)
CONCERT TROUPE. There are very few oil
the old citizens OF Petroleum Centre. or Of
the oil country, who ere not acquainted
with Mad. Dunkinson, as sh1 has resided
among them for the last seven years, an!
has been a hard working and respected
lady: and furthermore, a great many'of the
citizens are acquainted with the fact that
she !s possessed of rare musical ability, coz
seqncntly a. the request Of many friends
she has come to the conclusion to try her
musical talent before the public as vocal
list. She has spared neither pains nor mon-
ey in collecting company Of talented
colored people. and with the assistance of
Mr.. 4. T. Harding as Instructor, and y
great Hlmber of roaearsals, have made
wonderful progress. The concert will be
duty advertised, aud will consist Q! gems
from the III est popular operas, songs OF the
day, solos, Duets, quarlettes, fun, pathos
and everything that can please a cultivated
ear, and concludes with o beautiful little
burlesqne opera from the pen Of well
known ahtAor. Don't lail to give Madame
Susie big house and q good reception on
her start as a dependent on the public. IL
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inst received large and well assorted
stock OF shelf hardware at J. Rutheriords ..
L.
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l.lncikhcrrT lsrai,ay.

A very superior article of Black heri
Brandy, Cor summer complaints, cho!er'
norbus, &c, at
GRIFFEs Bros.
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A. G. SCuooLMAE.
Box 647. Titusvi,le, Pa.

The lsrgesg assortment of Parlor and
Cooking Saves may bs found u; Nicholson
4 Biuckmons.
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Pittsburgh has eishty-iive housesof pros
tiiu,ion. and considers he's II Y!rtu ous even
attha, fslse,
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S. REWARD A reward of s. viii he
paid for the arrest OF any person canght dc.
facing or tearing down show Bills from my
boards. J. III. d. TAYLOR.
Bill Poster.
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John II. Hartman, employed AS a switch.
man on the Atlantic and Great Western
Railroad at Dayton, who Yves crushed to
death while endeavnring TO couple pas
senger coach and freight car was consider
ed by the Coroners jury incompetent. to
ill the position he occupied, and in their
verdict they cersured the company .or en-
playing men at low wages to the detrimeut
Of others who have larger experience and
capacity.
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Election News.
HALLS Majority for Mayor of
New York 13.SlO.

AASsR'S uuyOEby hOA ARS pS wa
New York 13: $40.
New York. Nov. l0-l p. m.
Complete returns from the city give Hail
for Mayor,2 $40 mojori'y.
Breenau, for Sheriff, 1922 majority.
Lowe. for County Clerk, 1856 majori-
~.
Hoffnan's majority, for Governor, In the
city 80, ,4oo
The Express, Dem, claims the election
Of IS Congressman ont Of 80 voted for.
Democratic gain of three.
New York and Brooklyn elect 0 Democrat
congressman.
New York, Nov. 1913 p. m.
The returns up to this hour indicate that
Hoffmsn is elected by o little over 10000.
All the Republican gains were made here
and in Brooklyn, and the losses were sus-
tanned by the apathy of che country. Bnt
for the action Of tho federal government,
Hotfmau's majority would have been Co.
600
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by o A,aPatah from jamestown, N. T.,
we learn that Sessions, Rep, has q major
ity Of 2sS In Cattsraugus county; Murray,
DEM, has a.msjority in Chaatanqua conn
ty OF l07. Total majority for Sessions l76.
Additional, mojority in some towns in Cat
tarsngus county gives Ses;sioCs l6 more
votes, increasing his majority 70 1872.
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BHs;D.

ROSENBJRG.- Wednesday, Nov.
10Th, Wilson Henry Rosenbnra, aged 6
months and Is days VI brain fever.
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SyAl l. PAPER
at GRTFFEs Bros.

Universal. Monitor and Sherman wiring
crs, at Nicholson IL Blackmon's.
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The Fanny u. rros theatrical company
dlStarisd a. tong last Week.
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WALL PAPER
at GETPFEs Bros.
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We defy Competition in Buck
skin Gloves. We know what we say when
we assert that we can and do sci! tho best
uf Buck skin GlOYes cheaper than any other
place in town.
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Call and sec the eytensioo top Dictator
with reservoir, at Nicholson 4 Blackmon's,
agents for the same.
WAE.s4 PAPER
Mt GRipPEs BRos.
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The Latest Telegraphic News

London, September Sth--Ths Tribune correspond.
ent At Carsruhs telesraphs Thursday as fo|lows:
When Informed Sedan had surrendered, Gen. Uhrsh
proposed to surrender strasburgh provided the trsops
were permitted to march ont with the honors OF war;.
The German commander refused, insisting on uneon.
dit,onal surrender The bombardment is continuing
with increased vigor The siege 10 not expected to as,
two weeks longer The hre 10 entirely on the fortiaes
tions.
French uaarauders arc reported on the frontiers Of
Belgium and troops have been sent to meet them
Mcmahon has arrived In Brussels last Thursday.
Paria, September sth-Therc 10 general feeling In
mistice will soon bc made. It 10 believed President
Grant tas Onerco mediation TIE n.pshli~ wss ia
cared at Lyons In advance Of the declaration in PARA
Laon, France, September sth-At 0 this morning tn.
headquarters OF King William remained at Rhcima
The army commenced a steady march on Paris On
Tuesday. The advance will he simultaneous along ali
roads leading to the capital from C0mpe:ue suissop,
and E?ernay. The advanced cavalry was yesterday a
Compcisne, at Greasy, between Suisaons and Psri..
and at Mcanx, on the Paris and StrAsbury railway.
The armies move with surprising regularity, and 4
simultaneous arrival In the environs Of Paris 10 expect,
ed. masscd attack will DO made upon the st. Dennis
quarter, unless declaration Of peace should proven.
an assault upon the city, The German troops are Ia
an excellent and healthy condition.
The concentration Of artillery at Rheims 10 immense
Dispatches received by King William from Metz,
say the health Of the besiegcrs IL good All quiet.
There 10 to believe arrangements foEtho capu.
lation Of Dazaine's army, viii shortly bs made.
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The GREAT SURRENDER.

The army of McMahon-1O0,0 900 to 150,-
600 strong-has surrendered, and with it
the Emperor Louis Napoleon. Thirty
thousand killed and wounded attest the
desperate struggle at Sedan. What won
derful campaigu,-unparalelled in all time,
almost comprehensive in its results. But
40 days from Napoleons declaration of war.
until his humiIiating surrender, without
ever victory to his banners. The valOr of
French soldiers is beyond question, and in
til: triumphal march from Saarbruck to
Sedan, German blood has flowed like water,
and the fields Of France are thick with their
conQucring dead. Napoleon was out-gen-
eralcd, has from the first sacrificed his
armies to overwhelming numbers, and per-
hitting 4 superior force to disunite his two
armies, has succeeded in surrendering one
and getting the other shut up in Metz,
where anything but humiliation or sur.
render IL impossible.
His dynasty is ended. He will never re.
enter Paris, or his son mount the throne of
France. It 10 a question betwhen Repub.
lie and the Orleanists. We anticipate
united Europe will .ssk an armisticc, for
mediation. What then! All Europe IL
alarmed ut Prussian power. Their media.
ton means shacklcs on Prussia. Flushed
with victory, will the King accept it, We
think Intervention now . certainty. and
that II is fully ~ liable to involve al
Europe in war ~ to result in peace.
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Eatest aelrs by Ttlegtaph.
REPORTED DiILY FOR THE
The Daily Evening New North West.
Dates to Ok O'Clock This Evening.
This Mornings Dispatches
Political.

Detroit September sth--The Republicans renomn
atcd VIM. r. Stoushton for Congress in the Second
District. The Democrats nominated Myron Ryder
and H. P. Baldwin, in the 0rst District.
Saratoga, N. r.. September Sth.-Thc following ID
the Republican State ticket nominated For Governor
Stewart L. Woodford, Of Kings county, for Lieut..
ent Governor D. W. c. Littlejohn, Of Kings county
tor Comptroller, A. W. Palmer, Of Duchess; Canal
Commissioner, Absalom Nelson. Of Erie long term
Alex. Barley Of Washington, short term; for State
Prison Inspector, John Parkhurst, Of Clinton.
New York, September sth-The Republicans Of New
Jersey nominated for Congress in the First District.
John A. uazelton; 81 district, Robert Rustoa.
Tho Secretary Of the Treasury to-day accepted
three million In bonds instead Of the two million nd.
vcrtiscd for.
Worcester, Mass, September sth-At the State La.
Dor Reform Convention, to-day, the following ticket
was ominatcd: For Governor, Wendell Phillips, Of
Boston Lieut.. Governor, James Chattaway of Spring
field Secretary Of State, Stman b. Pratt of Boston
Attorney General Chas. Candy Of Lowell State Treas.
urcr, N. N. Stoddart, Of North Bridscwascr..
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or ruE PR1xc1rAL rowxa

Deer Lodge County has 1866 Inhabitants,
5000 Of whom are white males, to Lewis &
Clark County's $3.50 inhabitants, S,ao3 of
whom are white males, while Deer Lodge
town has but 7s9 people to Hclcna's 8, 7l3.
Thus in Lewis & Clark two.thirds of the
people arc collected In ono town, while in
Deer Lodge fvc.sixths of the population
arc scattered in the several mining Camps
and Vc!lies. The returns show, too, that
one tenth of the Territorial population is
Chinese, while in Deer Lodge it 10 one.
sixth. No gratifying deduction can be
made 1ror, this. Montana, like the big cities,
lets down in population unicr the census
criterion. There is ono sublime satisfac-
ton in it. If we have less people than we
thought, they are proportionately produ.
cling moro gold, and farm products, paying
more taxes, sustaining more newspa pcrs,
public enterprises, and live towns, enjoy
ing moro general prosperity for their
number than any other community We
know of.
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Paris ike Moecow: Others to on mInes with po,1,.
snothc. to let the Prussians III and kill them q, ~,
street. Underneath all there appears deep dread.
IN outbreak Of thieves and general plumber and ,,us
ter This fear 10 really great 40 Of the adyapcn,
Prussans The stories told in the English paper, !,
the interview between King William and Napoleon A.,
mere romance. 1t 10 said the King Of Prussia b..
ordered Rethschid to get his chateau near Pasi,
ready for the reception Of the Royal headquarters On
Sunday night.
The value of the French crown jewels In 1891 w
100000 francs, and the celebrated Regent diamond
at coo fraucs The present value h treble thss,
amounts
The Journa! says as Forbes, Coz,pci:ne and Chan
tily Will refuge for the enemy, they shout
be burned. 1t 10 understood in Of mediation th
English, Italian, Spanish and American Ministers VII
20 to the Prussian Kings Headquarters.
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FRANCE.

The surrender of Napoleon was the
death of the Empire, the birth of Rcpub-
lie. Unlike tho revolutions that preceded
It, this was bloodlsss, and seems to have
been accepted withoutA murmur, with q
solemn, profound, universal sentiment that
the Emperor Was unequal ito his place, the
Empire dead weight on the liberties to
which the people arc entitled. Proud of
France and Paris, of their history and ca.
liabilities; feeling that capit'.lation, trib-
ute and dismcmberment are dishonor to
France, al the people in the first flush Of a
Republic counsclcd and avowcd resistance
to the :ast. A calmer thought succeeded. A
triumphant army Of overwhelming power
attic resistance invoking destruction
of the Capitol-the soldiery demoralized,
and besieged in remote fortresses-the pee
rle undrilled and unorganiztd-the chances
of successful defense against them, they
have stopped to deliberate, and deliberation
will result In overturss for peace. Wheth.
er It will be successful none can tell. VIII.
liam of Prussia would like to ride conquer.
or tn rough Paris, but discretion may in.
duce him to grant acceptable terms.
The United States was the first to &C.
knowledge the new Republic of France,
and gratefully it's press and leaders a.
knowledge the friendship of the United
States. 1t Is . glorions compensation Of
history that the United States. wrested
from the despot Of Britain by In Fayetts
anu Washington should. in less than q cen.
fury, he the first and most trusted friend Of
free France, in her hour of peril. May she
be true to French liberty, as Frenchmen
were TO ours. The sentiment in America
has been adverse to Napoleon, and the
tnrn of events will rcvolut;onizc it into
sympathy, earnest aad practical, for the
people of the young Republic. With Sc.
rious misgivings of its pcrpetuity, we hope
against doubtings that peace may be &C..
cured without further destruction Of life
and property, and that the new Republic
may measure its life by centuries, and its
liberties by the Brotherhood of MAJ.