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HUMMAsON, BROS, Propr's.

THIS house is new and fitted up i'm first
i class style, and is headquarters for all
persons visiting the great oil field Of Hick-
ory. The bar is furnished with the best
of liquors. The proprietors will spare no
pains 10 make il the most desirable stop
ping place in the oil regions. l2-ly.
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SLEEPING CARS

On All nj ~ trains. Passengers and hac-
Eare i9aH,,erred at OH CITY, tREG or
CIARGEi
Trains make direct connection with all
%2ats cen'crins at OIL Cay, and leave M
follows:
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Cloths, Flaunels, sackings, Water Proofs
"a full line at c. Bullocz's.
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4 GENTS WANTID-S2-5 per month 10y
n the American kn ting Machine Co.,
Boston, Mass, or 81. Louis, Mo. 20 3m
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IOB WORK neatly executed at this office
j atreasOnable rates,

A CHANCRseldom offered own in
n terest in one of the best silver Mines
of the day, developing, etc, near GEORGE
town. Col. Can salty you OF its undoubt-
ed value as good Investment and layirc
one. Best of references gwen. / wish to
sell one half Of it very c!eap for cash.
Address my att'ys, Townsend Bros. lSi
South Third styHcb, Phila. Pa 3. &,
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Black Silks, Stripe silks, Plain and Fan
cy Silks, his own importation, for sale
at Popular Prices at c. BULLOCK'S.
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90 = A OAY:-tO new ar icles oragents
- - samples free. IL. b. SAHW, Al
tred Nc. 27-lt
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OH Greek s AileghcnyRiyCrgy
WARREN & FRANKLIN, rAEMERS
&OIL CREEK RAILROADS CoNsOL-
IDATED ir. .....

New and Most Direct Route to ti,e OIL
Regions.
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7.05 AN. Express Mail, Mondays except
ed, iur Cleveland and the West: connects
at MeadYille, for Franklin and Oil CITY !;
al Clarksville with Erie d Pittsburgh Rail
road, tor Sharon, New Castle ard Pitts
burgh, and at Cleveland with Lake shore
Railroad for the West and northwest. A
sleeping car is attached to this train at New
-Nork running through to Meadville.
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c. BULLOCK,
20. 4wATER ST. "a cHEsTNuTsT..
MEADvILLE, PENN'A,

Offer to the Wholesale and Retail Trade
Tho Lar; est, Richest and Most II plete
Stock of Fall Goods in Western Penn'a.
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Imported Drcss Goods In all tho latest
6tylos at C. BI,IIoCES.
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100 p. NJ. lightning Express, connect
ing daily at Eimira with Northern Central
Railway, for Williamsport Harrisburg,
Philadelphia and Baltimore, and mt New
York fui Boston and New England cities.
sleeping coach IL attached to this train
at CiDcinnati running through ton. York
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Because

The Blood Purifier is the
only article in the market
whichcontains the celebrated
costly Drugs imported ex-
prcssly from Sweden for its
manufacture, and the Pills
contain the active principle
of Podophyllum (Alandrake
Root,) and is a substitute
for Mercury.
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l.5OP. NJ. Way Freight Sundays exec
ed
GOING EAST:

All A. NJ. New Yorl- Day Express. dai-
" sundays excepted; connects at Great
Bend with Delaware, Iackawanna & Wes-
tern Railway for Scranton, and mt y. York
with midnight express train ~ New Jer-
sey Railroad for Philadelphia
A sleeping car ii attached to this train n,
Cleveland running through to Hornells-
vile connecting with train having new
aud improved Drawing Room Coaches at
tached, running through TO New York.
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9;37 p. NJ. Freight and Accommodation
daily sundays excepted.
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6:33 p. NJ. Freight and Accommodation
daily. IT
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8. 81, =. NJ. Cincinnati, Express daily,
sundays excepted, connecting Al Binghuin-
ION for Albany and the celebrated sum
ner resort Sharon Springs, and at New
York for Boston and all New England cit
ies. sleeping car is attached to this train
nt Meadville running through TO New
York.
, 1870-06-26
A Rnlloou Duels

perhaps the nost remarkable duel sver
fought took place IN 1905. It WIS peculiarly
French in its tons, md could h1td,y hare oc-
CURED under my other than 1 French state Of
society. II. Dc dr1rdprn md IT.: 10 Naue
had : quarrel, arising out Of jealousy con-
earning lady engaged 1t the Imperial 0pcrs,
one Nsde1nolselle T5evis- They aereed to
and, IN order th1t tho heat Of angry passion
should not interfere with the polished elegance
Of the proceeding. they postponed the duelfoga
month-the lady agreeing to bestow her smiles
on the survivor Of the tNp, Il the other was
killed; or, 1t al events, this HAs inferred by
the two men, II not ActuR1ly expressed. The
due{iets wero to fight In the air. Two bal
looms vero constructed, precisely Alike. On
the day denoted, Dc Grandp1c And his second
entered tho car OF oae balloon, Lc Pique and
his second that ct the other: it WAS In this
garden nf the TuillcHea, amid IN immense
coneourso Of spectators. Ghe gentlemen werc
balloons, in order 70 bring them down BY the
escape Of gas; and as pistols might hardly
have served for this purpoee, each aruraut
took blunderbuss In Lis car. At given
sienal the ropes that retained the CATS
We1e cut, and tic ba1looh aseeuded.
ihe wind ~as moderate, ind kept the balloons
a. agoot their original distance OF eighty yauis
spaH. When About half ! mite above the sur
dace OF the es1th, pTecoucerted signal fnl
y nf1ng waa given. u. 10 riQno fired bnt missed
- de d1andrrn fired and sent ball through
- fiq4ee balloon. The balloon collapsed,
1ne ea aeeeended with friShlful rApidity, and
De GfAndpro continued hla ssoent triumph.
antly, and terminated his e,ikl voysee sucoess.
Pxria.
, 1870-06-26

posed 10 represent one psrsou. Af.sr the
number corresponding 10 These, md The very
poor Who could give nothing, WAS subEaclea
FROM the su10 total, less than three hundred
pennies remAtued, to represent the naunlh-
cameo Of two hundred well -dressed adults! II
you wp1d $50 tho frgrained seldshness Of
new fozk men, women,, and children
exhibited IN way thAt will make 5ou hate
youraelf, and wish you belonged to any genus
but the genus homo, I would recommend =
vtEtt to ono OF Our frne churches on Sundav
morning. rew-holding is chronic disease,
the une1adieab!e consequences OF which CROP
out continually In free churches, to the dis
Enss OF people whose devotion is not dopcn-
dent upon particular seat. The moet ot1en-
Eive phase u has assumed IL the employment
Of poor children, who tuah into Tho church Il
6oon ~ It Ia opened, take possession Of the
nost desirable seats, aud hold them until the
aZ71snl. Usually just As the serrice Is CON-
menceo. OF the men and women who - cannot
sien14 Sios1hp In @aeTs9t se;s every sunaay-
Chicago has had good laugh over our Bee
tnoven dzzle, suspect. For some reason or
other, though, nobody ca1es Aoything about
It. One IA At loss 10 account for the utter
ah6ence Of esprit among musicians and pco-
plo Of muFicA taatc. In tho first place, the
nient mode Of access to 1t WAS by the Third
Avenue Railroad. The cars On this route ire
always packed to suirocation, and al,hy be-
yond DESCRIPTION. Tho otlors fhat sfc
waited from stem to stern Of your
own Blue Island avenue Cars aie "a hreezee
from Afaly the Blsst. compa1ed with tho null
ufafaous etenches arising from the compActed
M mass Of petHpiring, neglected humanity on a
1hM avenue cas- The Acoustic prope1tiea
Ct tho Iinl arc defective to such degrees that
Farepa's glorious voica eounded forced md
harth and any other woman on the face Of
the earth, standing in Parepa's place, and pro-
ducing such sounds. would have been pro
bounced failure. That tho fault Was not
hefs, all who heard her magnificent solo dur
ing the otlertory at St. Georges Church on
Sunday morning, need no assurance.
QCrp EuSc
, 1870-06-26

An sperine7tum in tosPore eik Is familiar
proceeding in science. but il the inferior ani-
mails could hare their say, would probably b
vigorously denounced Il may not bo generally
known thst one Of the flfrt martyrs to the dem
pnstrsion Of the properties Of ch]orofcrEn,
was The cat Of Ritiah hospital aEip. In 1850,
Eheu the marvellous anasthetie had been l4te1y
discovered, the chip Alligator VAS ssxsiooed It
Hong Kong. Iha Surgeon Of the yesse1 vas
enthusiastic in his praise Of Sir James Nup-
sons addition to the pharnacopeiA. When
any nAn-of-~af arrived whose medical of3ce,s
had net received news Of sts wonderful rxomr
ties, the order vas Immediately eiren, hSuw-
ard, c1tch tho cat" This unfortunate upatfrr,-
ped, having been rendered duly nsen;bIs.
rad joint Of his tail ampntated for the bena1
=. =. q science. A oe5aes Of such e1pen,n.nts
Surgeon Of tho Herald, that vessel arz7ed
from N Arrtic expedition, the feline ridiua
bad brt one Joint let. This having been ta:ed
IN the usual msuner, the ext, on coming to hia
senses: ''eaat one noulnful look behind, nd
lnmtdnte1y committed suitids By jumping
out Of The after g1,n-roem port" Tho na1za-
tor adds; "This h ltezs1y = f1ct"
, 1870-06-26
Rnuty and the Bird.

She nused with her mouth, NJ when one sips,
And gently waved hcr golden heat, tncllnd
Outside his cage, close to the window blind;
IIl her fond otr.i, with turns and d'ps
i7ped low 10 her Of sweet companion4h1p8.
And when he made al end. come seed took she
And fed him from her tongue, which rosily
Peeped as piercing bud between her tips.
Aa1 Ike the child in Chaucer, on whose tongue
The bletscd Mary laid, when he w1B dead,
A gT1in-who srralghtwav praised her name IN
song;
Eyen 10, when Ahc, . little lightly red.
Now turned on nc and laughed: I heard The
throng
OF inner voices praise her golden head
, 1870-06-26

uete - ~ Aux Auo FItueSe 01 leAtnmS 70
caz1y bundlcs-a pursuit which ID there for
three years Necessary introduction to becom-
ine salesman OF the smallest wares. To OBJ
tain etuation ~ begYH va sdn moro hope
lesr. the competition Of native dvzzfs knd
es1pples being altogether too powerful
for Al ahie-bodied alien. Sc hers wAs the end
OF my S131 in Currency, Il had made what Is
called the tour Of Europe; and now had the
prospect ofimmediatc starvation for my pains.
tho h.Pfitess dsy u ny his. FoI, jnst 4 T. Z.
teen minutes past II o'clock T. m the post,na,,
knocked At the door and banded mo velJ unex-
recsedly letter. containing about e25 10 our
money. It came from IN American paper, to
which had written, 1t least, twenty lettsrs for
publication. and twenty-five letters aaking for
money; 30 II VIA undoubtedly the tventy Ave
cunning letters that were paid for, And I ahsu
aeyez be 80 aich or happy sga1n.
So much has been written about the ho!i-
days IN Germany, that I cannot be e1pected to
SAY ANYTHING new on tho eub}eek- Il n.y,
| however. have been forgotten By tone that
the VesnachtN Of the fathcrland commences
On what We call - Christmas eve" This Ia the
| great night for children- II 10 their feast II
| is the time they have been booking fosvasd to
with tuch Wild, Glad, gorgeous anticipation.
| It is tho night OF the Chrntmxs-trce and. In
al Germany there is no child 20 poor Is not to
| Ges something from til green boughs- BESIDES
to which respectively there eee1ns to
I be logical appo.tionnent Of twu
very important kinds Of enjoyment.
Ths f11t day Is assiGned 70 boundlees eating,
| and the seeopG-mildF spcaGag-to getting
| Drunk and It is due to tie xeL Of the South.
eru Germans, At least, to say tta& they observe
this order Of ceremonies with ec1upulous e1-
| actneaa- Now, 1t may be sentimental, On
something uorse, but I confess Ike ia
dwell nrop the time when twenty-five dollar.
made mo perfectly hsppy. Meuorx, you may
have observed. has way of painting fre.ooe
with the clouds Of distant skies that ire even
rrettier than the 1av-ds7res and life
forms which served for the Teal
models. 1t WAS. for instance, 4
quiet little scene Of domestic jor, that Chris.
| mas OF my student life in Germany; yst,
somehow, It has grouped itself in my remsu-
tTancc like the masterpiece Of Cornelius, the
largest iYereo OF them all Fran Hirtel wxa
the domestic Ilttle body Of whom rented En1
.i.y apartment F1an1cin Anna was her ros,,
daughter, and this ittls sunbeam in The house
wss the only child Of the family ihat I hai
ever Seen: though many And'mAny tine The
nsme Of Earl, the only ton md brother, ws4
upon their liTs- Earl was hAudwarksburscha
-ona OF tkoee house1ees t1adexmeu. befnr.
cvelt upon; and on this Christmas Karl Wal
expected homo from bis long, 1one; xandar
inEs. The Illuminated trne on the night ha
fore had been ladan With 11Any gift Of Adec
uonAte Remembrance for the absent Kari. A.
I we eat down to the Christmas d1uuer, the1s
xas rstsnt plaee At tha table, nd In IL
, 1870-06-26

urature, who was often my next door neigh
bor Il table, pay MO centerimi for bread and
seven centessu1i for wine, and thAt Was her
whole meal. This experience has Always helped
incident in the history Of tho Floren.
tines, given, think, by Machiavslli, in which
it ts relAted that during the republican days OF
Florence, when there uaa hostile army max
Ing n inroad on their territories, the doughty
sepo6is.ds, ,1a 'ng ,;l Ront % ~ 70 m9et II, ny
that, suddenly, when the oosnny Was tluoAt
upcn them, thss rerolted, turned around. and
marched home again, to let their ta11itory and
the fortunes Of their city take caro- Of them
selvea, because hs Fimantina army had un-
fortunately got cut ct wine. Sometimes I
took my breakfast, ndHhero, for three soidi-
thrta ceuts-inve eated IN coffee or chocolate, I
could rit ~ long ~ liked, reading the papers
Or listening to tho talk Of ny astist friends.
It VA AWays chesPef fer ms to 60 to tbs op-
T7-tahng very hi9h seat. by tho Wy
than to have light md fire IN my rpona- I
have seen Al opera with \ hundred or more
people Oh the sta6o It 6me, in = theatre ~
large Is, and some Say larger than, there is N
London or Pazts. and al Ii cost nc Els sight
cents- Thus Lived on IN the ciry Of n ts md
olives When ~ money began to give ont
sSAn, I thought ! would eont1escend to
trans1ois auothe1 article TO the London n1gz-
1no which had made my fortune before- I
transmitted another Article; and Ut the tina
when I ought to have heard from 1t I vas ra-
d1ced to the sann Of forty fr1nca. ReceiEing,
at Last, m envelope with tho Paternoster mxff
upon il. retttained ny Joy, md opened it
leisurely, ma6fg merely the mental resolu-
ton that would dino il nt1ta that day for
this WAS longer article than tho first one, and
tha eHm which 1 would bring must bo simply
enormous ThAu proceeded to read the fol
lowing letter..
-Dxts sR: Ioas article entitled - isre-
This hne starvation vas surs; but
had Set N, heart on seeing Rome,
thought there would be = sort III
melancholy ssasfaction in having visited
the capital Of tae ancient world before going
to any other nev one therefore took The
next open-toppsd car for the sea-shore, having
previously put NJ first rough draft Of my IN.
fortunate Article into 4 new wrapper. and
shipped it oil to the editor Of I less pretend
ing penodicsl, pahliahed 1t EdinL u1Bh. Ia
not zcmembet how or why, but the night .ftes
left Florence, had 10 lie over 1t Pisa, where
came ncar being robbed Of wh1t little money
l had 1t niserable, cheap trnnoria, not III
from the famous Leaning Tower. I
found fe1c+moustsched bandit cf I
fellow in my soom in the middle Of tho
night, steA1thil, approaching tho hsaa Of
mJ bed, and scared him awsy, 1 shLl l.
ways believe, by ths bad Anglo-Italian in
which expressed my sense Of sutpaiss and
eonean II his urtimaly and eztcaozdinatJ CON
, 1870-06-26

teAtne@ "ho tAukos tnoeo Na3tetn and those
ehoP-keePczs to murder our owu va1nAcul1r
By uahculating At the great Cnivernty Of
Heidelberg, l became endowed with II the
tinc-houoted privileges OF students. could
not 30 arrested or taken through the streets.
Il bad been eail.y Of .n erdiaazy crime !
or 80 to common hospital, Tia .niyor-
si,y having those institution. fo- its Own
particular benefit And poverty scanned there
10 have 1oet its cu1so- The vary fact OF my
beng stodent pu. me on ! eociAl scale above
1hAs Of the wealthy merchant. This, how
ever, may have been only in tho estimation Of
the coneeiAns themselves. 4 fouow-student
Thought some Of going to AnARica, and pro-
pounded the following question: .'But when
.H1ye, ehal not have any money, aud I shall
xaas TSss sSa q ese g aoh 81 III d
What? manual l1bar! I An too Ansto-
e1sic: ThAt young man, let me add, vas
,hen living on An income OF S110 JaAz.
The German student must hare his
Pipe, hts beer, and life OF pleasure, At
sene attention 10 his personal appeasance.
fou viii see him adorned with boots OF in
nepse length; corps cxps and ribbons; the
number Of his duels scored On his red face In
unglin1y sword-seats; and followed BY ret,-
nuo of sineeuzitts, in the ahape OF greAt, ugly,
dee to the merry gcds. He Is rarely sesn 1t
lectures. Indeed, there Is one society or club
At the university, the first article Of whose
constitution seads that, "So mcmhe.
shail, At my tine, OF on any pretence
| whAteyer, After natticu1ation, be seen
in the uuive1Nty building" On thA
| other hxnd, Il the student ia poor, he
pays very slight attention to what be Eearx.
! He docs not the less, however, deyo&a great
| portion uf his time to bear, tobaoco. and the
pursuit Of pleasure Tou win SEQ him At the
most frrqueutcd beer-houses every night. Il
you SO to Tho opera, you viii observe lin also
stalking thither, shireriugty, through the
wind. bis tight pantaloona striking his crane
like legs about midahips between 6is fee, aud
knees, and his shoulders shrugged up in the
vsin attempt to get mora warmth out Of
an extremely short coat. He looks more
! like the impersonAtion Of Famine, Bs1id.
ing about among men, than The good
houe4t-hea1ted fellow that ho il. For
with al his fau!te, rs our morr Putitanicl edu
cation may lead us to cal them, the German
student Is An honest, generous, notle-hearted
fellow. He sees beyond the srnoke Of his owu
pipe, md has deeper thoughts than those In
spired by beer. His hsaSt svol1s beyond The
bounds Of his petty State. HiA sympathles m
- broad as The old German Empirr. Il il toe
true, pe1bape, th1t when tn mature manhood
! be becomes dw9tseM IN suuae hfe-odacs in tht
, 1870-06-26

These beautiful verses arc said To be by CnAnzrs
D1e1tSs- We putttshd them some months ago.
but repuhlish them now Is possessing new Inter
est ehAve no reason for questioning their au
thenucity. but do not know where they were drst
puhttaheti:
, 1870-06-26

10 salencc ana Eautn9- Ni4o toh1e IS one
mourn the Absenee Of the sronde saonde,
tLefe arc = round dozeu Why shouldn't.
Suppose I am deprived Of The bits Of gos-
sip 1t haa been 30 unconsciously furnishing
sour unknown correspondent all winter,
fed next Sunday, Though when /, in IN tho
glory Of Seventh avenue dsees md Sixth
avenue bounet, walk unchecked up tho middle
aisle, and seat myself In tho naost lusurious
pew I can andf Two weeks ago. II ID
. misguided moment, I hid ventared into
the ssered precints where Reverend chad.
band or Cream Cheese en1cts the Celestial
Pilot" for elo, 600 per Annrm and biennial
trip to Europe, should h4se been requested
By the gentlem.nly sexton TO stand - closo 70
the wall - possible, until ahe congregation. in
Pinehon dresses and verot bonnets, x1s saas.
ed. Aftsr which ceremony, II hAd been ms
test3c.l1y waved into the next paw but one
from the door, I should have thought myself
extremely lucky. What IN icy Individuality
there u about phazsssisrn! How cold Its gym
y detachable it ia, the withering exposures Of
ita hollow moc1erieu that fell from the Mss
teFs~ ~Nps be1r testimony. The Gentle Shep-
herd, who, ont Of the fulnets OF His 1oring
pit! could s.y to The shining woman. "Ncith-
er 90 condemn thee" and to the Samaritan
ereakest to thee, thou wou}dst have asked Of
Elm. and He would have given thec, living
watars." found IN tho self-Tighteous PhArisee
an object deserving nousht 6ut he1y indigns.
ton and wrath.
The problem Of tho po-riblitv OF support-
ing unendowed frcc churches in Nav York civ,
bE tho voluntary offerings Of tho worshippcrs,
Is Just nov undergoing solution. ont Is the
tbIee or four Episcopal chnzche. wher. III
sitdngs are free, but one is selt-sustain;nf,
and that not because Of any superior ronse,
ention8nens on the part Of the coneresst;o,,
but because the rector, having small privat,
Income, euf6cient 10. his Necessities render
entirely grstuitouB service. The SALARY Of H.
assistant rector il paid by four or a.
OF the wealthiest communicate leaving oal
The current md incidental expenses 10 tn
tender mercies Of the orertory. Az the see
tor OF this church il = pronounced celbate
and, having food and ralrnent, is therewit
content, tho probability II, tha. the Church q
The Holy Communion will weather the gale
Whether Grace Free Chapel or ST. Ann
Church for Deaf Mutes, will be 10 fo-tunat
roIa1iua to be seen. Some singular statistic
were given not long since by tbs rector Of on
Of these churches. The offerings Of tho pr
vious Sunday were examined, that th
proportion they bore to the nunab<
ct peEsons present might b determinet
Each piece Of currency was naturally suE
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pittcd against France, Austria, and South
Germany Italy is also usually counted
on the French side, though II Is
far moro likely that this power
should avail herself of the tide Of events
TO make Rome the capital of VICTOR EMAN.
uEL. As for Spain, NAPOLEON will probably,
in the event of war, despatch one of the
Princes of his dynasty, at the head Of pow
erful feet and army as ruler Of that country,
leaving Cuba at liberty to achieve her indie
rendence Of the volunteers who now rule and
rob her.
The first object of the contending powers
will unquestionably be to localze the
war but in view of the unsettled rela.
tons between Egypt and Roumana on the
one hand and the Porte on the other and the
general fermentation among the Christians
of the East and the Slavic populations of
Austria, il ia TO be feared that the confagra-
ton will spread all over Europe and Asia.
This would give TO Russia chance to get
the better of Turkey, and place England in
the alternative OF war or the extinction of
her power in tho East. AS for the United
States, the sympathes of our people are with
Prussia and Russia and if England should
be driven into the conflict, an appropriate OPP
por,uuity may arise for the settlement of our
little bill against that power
II is not yet clear, however. what the peo-
pies of Europe have TO gam in the impending
conf ct Of jealous, ambitious, and Aggressive
dynastics, unless u should reed revolutions
and give an Opportunity to strike down Kings
and empcrCrs and establish republican forms
of government. The probability, however
is tIiot the people VIII only again be made
me victims and tools of designing rulers, and
that the war will but add to their burdens
and entail upon them cnlamitics without end.
To Lc sure, it is believed that the present
conflict will not last longer than the ten
days war between Austria and Prussia in
1866, but the circumstances are not the same.
Ii the French pounce upon the Rhine, the
Germans will if necessary wage another
thirty years war for the expulsion of the
invader The issue will soon become either
death to NAPOLEON, or the subjugation of
Europe, as in the days of the first BONA
rARTE, at the feet of the French couqucror
According TO all the signs of the times, LOUIS
NAPoLEoNs travesty of the First Empire
may yet eliminate in a second W aterloo.