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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-10

w II. TEEkEY BEST FAMILY FLoUs
MADE "a fENNEY, DAVIDSON
OF selected choice WHEAT, by n nr,caS. knovrr
oniy to themselves. and thoroughly cissoed hy tbe
best pAfsnt cleaneIs. Il now being piae.,i On the
market with satisfaction 10 all who have tried n
GsarGRtssd equal 10 any "a tAs UistTief
fOr sale by most Grocers. sGIs In
STEAM CARPET-BEATING WORKS,
- No. 23 HGtHs ArsSES, eSstrsss Es asd Sra sts
The undersigned Is now prepared TO execute AL or
ders At short notice in the CLEANING or OAR
PITS, of all qualities and sizes. Dcr information
Sal for circular. Ly9-uJ i. RICE.
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POLITICIL SQTIBS.

Dugald Cam pbell is the Labor Reform canl iss
"r tie Assent bly, from the tst District ui kcuAcaen
The Young Democracy l'st evening nominated
Patrick Mcnamara lor tae Assembly Eoin the Fourth
District
The Hon i. Harry Ford, c' the blossoms, VIII be
one Of the candidates tor Assembly iu the 5Iiecnh
Assembly Dstuct
The Grant Cnh OF the Tweut first Assembly Dis
u.ct nominated Justice Thomas \. Lcdwlth Tor tia
hayotaty, and Gen. william H.lyer tor Congress-
The Bergen CouutylN 3D. y mocrltc Convention
ycsier rlAv nonrated Inymls w. prulIcst for County
tlerk aud renomlLIte j Z. Va. BAreom for sheriff,
The young men of the seventh Assembly District
on Ihuf,la, cScUlug At loG SN'h avenue, formed a.
owen ". Brennan Association, ant elected W VaA
COT, President aud Joha ". McCahe, Secretary
TIE Republicans Of the Ninth (Mass9 chusetts) Dis
uict have nom uatcd mo Hon, w, II, Washbu, nc a
GrCcGEclt Tor Congress and The Democrat. Of the
Tenth District have nominated Ecub u Nobe Of Wees
fed.
. The lndepel dent Democratic Canp3ign Lub Of
me EleYfhlh Ward last evening passed tcsolutiont
tecummrndlng 10 Tammany the nlmIHaton nt the
Hon Charles Loew Tor County Clerk, anu " illiAu
W. Cook for member OF Assembly
John Newman, the 1ammany collector. can Be
seen daily around lhe seyeta oncpl aUeT the lsscss
ments levied uDon the CiCrks, Ac. On the sewers
notices served on the I4mmany employecslhe cfcmA
states that The 1ammSny Hail ASSOCIATION are poo
and Stand mu h In nsed OF money Tor election On
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Marshal Bozninc made sortie on Saturday last, in
which he captured COO oxen and 500 sheep from the
enemy. The enemy manain a strong garrison In
Nancy
Tours, Oct. ti.-Minislcr Gsmbcita works con.
sauily, not with the civil Administration, but with
the military chiefs. his 0rst object being the
izttion Of tho armed forces Of the country. When
thst has been accompl ished, he will turn his atten-
ton 10 political matters. The Government has
issued PROCLAMATION to the people Of the provinces
showing how the enemy treat the population Of the
territory they oco upy. 1t charges that they fret
buy. then take, and hraly piilage. The proclama-
ton is to be plscardcd In oil the communes. An
American. who has just arrived here from Brest,
says the patriotic uprising in Brittany Is wonderr!
Thousands OF men, led by tho cures crowd me rail
way trains on their way TO Tours, 20 obtain arms
and enlist Throughout to country,
Tue GREATEST fNTnusIAsx PREVAILS
The following onicial dispatches have been re-
&C.. ,od E: The Ministry Of te Interior;
MER ION the railway between Tours and 0rleans)
Oct. 1.-THE Prussians are at Beaugency, but they
have occupied Ncupg in force
ST QUENTIN. Oct. l3-The Prussans have com.
menced to bombard scissors. The town Is able
and prepared to stand siege.
NRUronATEAU, Oct. ia force OF Prussians,
1000 strong, is at Epinal. Ten trains full OF Ger.
man troops have passed the Meuse going to Paris.
ErBRSAY, Oct. 10 There arc 1850 Prussians in
hospital here Many die daily.
1ouRs. Oct H.-The invaders attribute the fre.
quent ralsay accidents Ia their rear to the i'll will
OF tie inhabitants. They make this the pretence
Tor treating the civil authorities with excessive Sc.
verify, ana for lev,ing enormous requsitions. The
inhabitants OF Aube and other eastern departments
are resolved on resistance. The francs-tireurs are
| sprnging up everywhere oyerrunning the country
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JOITISGS ABOUT TOWN.

Tie II1nsa from Bremen, arrived last night.
JOHN Reilly. aged II, had his leg taken on ycs.ar
day by Harlem traini
Margaret Wiley fell dead in her room, 329 West
Seventeenth street, yesterday.
The new cross town railroad, from Harlem bridgs
70 MAMMA nuvlr, oIeus To-Day.
Frnuk wyckon, aged l2, coorci, Of II Thompson
street while standing on the Sidewalk opposite iA
SprGg stree. stabbed IN the back by an unkbown
boy
The turtles winch we're clltured on Concy Island
ard served np m l'urchS re-tlursnt weighed iG and
pounds respectively,
The body Of man m TIE garh OF a Bllckwelrs
bland couy ct was found 81 strrday by tho HaEb1r 10
lee At the foot Of East S.N'y trst ttrcct.
A corresportent comr'iins of tue egg nogg sOds
T. drnnH ltcly from 'hc ion ,an of a down lows
druggist. l. gave him CA FNp.duIry guAlms, Aad
sLI srgunnt cole lie was uclfy loahlel up.
Nj Diver DYER VIII lecture on Tho Tos
+ a-ucs OF gypt," IN tho i'upu Cuurch a. " liAns
bridge. 10 morrow morning, a. 1913 o'coch and at az
n th' e,cnns he wiu lectare IN tn same place %
'Ih' Ten 'ssugs"
Herr von nolz aul j. Pirlrsrh receive, a
Fr' rnrs. s.D each pcr month secretaries nf ths
German Patriotic AID sOC.t.lr', Ths tact hns reused
'hc iniignltpn OF the Germans throughout the city
% IN
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In the western departments, making total OF COO
Effective aud disciplined men.
nuTicY IMMINENT IN NErz

In tho western departments, making total OF 6OOO
Effective aud disciplined men.
EuTisY IMMINENT IN nErz
The Prussians report that a mutiny is imminen,
among the French soldiers al Metz. The land
around Fort du Mont Valerien was regarded as
the garden spot" OF Paris. Before the invest.
ment OF Paris, the commander OF the fort EN-.
ployed his men digging the potatoes and collccbnr
tho other crops, all OF when were stored in the
fortress
despatch ftom Versailles dated Yesterday. via
Berlin to-day. has Just been received. and contains
the following news,
Tho court martial in the Prus,ian lines makes
- The credit 'or arming the German people has
been rnred TO twenty.three millions Prince Fred
erick Charles occupies the house OF Prince Mos
kowa. Tie royal headquarters Ore at
THE wEsr or ruE DELxAouERED CITY.
and those Of the Crown Prince to the east"
The commander Of Toul died at Minden recently
OF smallpox. The French fortresses on the Belgian
frontier, M6zeres, Maubeuge, Rocroy, Douai, vaIeu
ciennes, Lille, &C., are fully prepared for a siege
Tho bombardmenl OF the 6rst named is imminent
The commanders Of Camoray and Landrecics have
given orders for the inundation Of the surrounding
country as means Of defence. The postal system
OF Alsace and Lorraine has been completely reor.
ganized. The ship Merrimac has stranded In tho
Bay OF Jahde. In the North Sea. The crew were
saved but the vessel is considered total loss.
The rumored proposal OF Count Won Bismarck N
reconstruct the Holy Alliance Is regarded here
equally false and absurd The Gardes Mobiles a,
Roucn have received orders to march at momont's
notice. .,y-~
A detachment OF 5000 Germans, undor the com.
mand OF Prince Albert, with artillery have marched
on Rouen, making exhaustive acquisitions on the
way. The Prussian Government have ordered an
appraisement OF the damage done TO private prop.
erty 10 strasbourg, evidently with intention Of
prtting the amount In the bill OF indemnify against
France "' - -'-'
Amieus, threatened by the Prussians, is preparing
for
VIGOROUS RESISTANCE.
The Natioral Guard CALAMITY, but vanly, dciendei 1
Epinal, and finally retreated toward xertigLy. The
Franestrenrs. who were near at hand in force,
rave tbcm support, and ned on the appearance OF
the enemy without firing a shot.
Military movements, OF late, in the Prussian camps
and within the walls Of Paris, indicate that great
event is imminent
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lnE POLITICIANS CIRCUS.
THE COMPLETION OF THR TICKETop
THE YOUNG DEMOCRACY.


The Kind OF Democrats Installed In ono.
by A. O'Haii-Ho~ the mountobanh
Mayor has sold the Tammnny Gans-Ths
Nomination OF sound Democrats.
Apollo Hall was again crowded last evening
with the brave spirits Of the Youug Democracy, who
had met to cench the last all In the conn oftbe Tam.
many Ring. The streets near the hall were blocked
with groups Of men, who were patiently awaiting
the moment for the reopening OF the Convention.
Shortly after eight tho hall was crowded 10 suno-
cation, but perfect order prevailed. At . quartes
past oicht Mr.. WIN. c. Barrett tho permauent
Chairman Of tie meeting. mounted the platform.
and called upon Mr.. John Fox. the Chairman Of the
Committee for the report on Candidates for the
onbces not already hled. Mr.. Fox IN an uproaf
ofappl 'usc and handed the list 10 tho Chair nap.
who read as follows:
JrnEMfAu NELSON TAPPRN Twenty.nrsl wand
Irs.ga lIGs,.a y; Brows. Fifteenth wsId; "a Sheriff -
censRGrs FTNs 4 ksof T HinSs Wa waT@ SS.Gne
DR.. AUoUsr HERMAN. Eleventh Ward. coroner.
Deafening cheering and shouting greeted the read
ing OF the nominations, and before the excitement
had subsidized delegate Jumped up and moved that
the whole ticket bo nominated By accamaton, which
motion was put by the Chairman, and adopted
unanimously. MIR. Roswell ID. Hatch moved that tho
committee OF twenty-five be formed into an ESecu-
tive Committee to transact the business OF the com
ing election. The motion was adopted unanimously.
Henry l.. Clinton moved thnt the Chair appoint i've
OF the delegates TO inform the candidates OF thcss
nomination. The motion was adopted, and tho
Chair nppointed Henry L; Clinton. Jphn Fof, Gen.
is point there were loud csis 10 C,in;on anu sor.
but the adherents OF the former the more sue,
cessful and finally brought Mr. Clinton upon the
PLATFORM; Mr.; Clinton spoke briefly in eulogy Of tbs
iirknt. lie said .
You may be certain that when Mr., ,fedwlth aceeptea
;SsIys i9% tsyiHs every sno%. . .:eaIs s; sseon
for R W. w'at DO 's not Wsna e n Sos
lambs Pnt can elect him oy ne votes OF honest citi-
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THlRTY-ElGllTH YEAR.
THE ENEMY BEFORE PARIS.
suMORED WTTHDRhWdL OF THE
pEUSSgANS IfgOU 7HE CITY.
ryo prr-.inn Armies before Pnris-Position
oil the Various Army Corps The City 10
no Attached from the West Side.

ryo Pr--.inn Armies before cPnris-Position
oT the various Army Corps The City 10
bo Attached from tho West Side.
~ cable Correy Ondencs Of The sun.
Tours. Oct. IA have adviccs from Paris
10 tie . h by balloon. Every ylhing was going on
vel! III re. The rrussan forces investing Paris
are divided into two armies. The frat army
nndcr the Grown Prince Of Prussia, lies generally
on the south Of the city, and the second army,
snder the Crown Prince Of Saxony. holds the
fines upon the north. The lines of Prince Fred
,rick William begin at Sevres on the southwest .,
where The Fifth Corps, under Gen. kirchbacb.
has its headquarters This corps extends south
md east beyond Mcuion, and it has thrown up
immense cirihworks.
Next toward the west lie two Bavarisn Nrr.y
corps. under Gen. Won llortman. Tic len Of
The Bavarian lines is on the redC.,o Of Moulins la.
Tour. Their headquarters .;e at Sceaux. They
occupy Clamari, iresis, rllay, Chevily, Thias,
and ChS.,- .ic.Roi On the cast of the Seine lie,
f,si tie sixth Corps. under Gen. TGmpling, and
next to this the Eleventh Corps (Wdr,cm.
bergers) under Gen. Won Dernalz, extends from
Chcnc,icrcs to CournAy.
The second army, under Albert, the Crown
Prince OF 'axOny, joins the command of Won
Berua'a on thc ccst of the city. On that side the
First Corps is OF Saxons, under Prince George oi
saIon,. lis lines extend from the river Marnc Ia
the canal de POurcq. 1t occupies Gagny, Mt
Fermeii,l, Clichy, Livry, and the forest Of Bondy
Joians this corps on the north lies the Roya
Prussian Guard under Prince Augustus Of wdr
ismbcrg, occupying Drangy, Dugny, and Bourgei
On the ives; Of the Royal Guard is the Fourth
Corps. under Gen. Won Alvcnsleben.
West Of The Fourth Corps lies the Thirteenth,
which was lately under the Duke Of Mecklenburg
and which occupies Epinay, Argentcnil, and Be.
IONS These armies are together go, 900 strong,
besides the reserves and the cavalry, which arc
sbOui $4,000. This position they will probably
maintain defnitively during the siege. If there
be an attack, it will be from the west side, from
The direction Of st. Cloud.
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PRUsSIAN WAR DISPATCHES.
The Palace OF -. Cloud Fired by the French
sickness Prevailing In Metz Colmnr

Tho Palace OF -. Cloud Fired by the French
sickness Prevailing In Metz & olmn Z
Invcstcd.
BERLrS. Oct. l4.-Arrangements have been
completed in most Of the Gcrman towns for bon.
fires. iluminatons, fireworks, and bollringiug, TO
celebrate the entrance OF the German army into Pa-
ris. Later news has been received from Metz.
Dysentery. scuryy, bronchitis, and other diseases
are prevalent in the city. Al allc.boded citizens
have been compelled to in the dc ence OF the
city.
An Official despatch, dated Colmsr, "wednesday.
says 5 0)O prussan troop. are before N Neut Brsach
and the investment Of the town Is vigorous eai
comrlcte Two German corps, numbering 5000
each, levy contributions in the country arouni Col!
mar.
VERSAILLES. Thursday, Oct 13 via BrFLtS. Oct
1.-THE French have shcllcd and van,only fred
tho palace OF s.. Cloud. Ten French batialiors
made soriie from Paris TO day. They we're easily
r,ru sei by TIE Second Bavari.n Core. which los,
nineteen mon
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W1SHINGTON NOTES.

The President and party returned to Washington
al iVs O'Clock last night
Attorney General Akerman started last night for
New YORK, on private business. and expected 10 re-
turn again on Monday,
II 10 understood that Secretary Cor has rendered
his resignation but It's acceptance matter OF doubt
The pressure him from certain quarters Is very
great but he retains the confidence OF the Presdent
and Of all his associates 10 the Cabinet
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The New Police Commi-sioncr.

There is no doubt Of the aPpointmen, by Mayor
TaIl cf the Hon Scaaei J. sLaadley is Police Com
missioner i7 Place Of Mathew +. Brennan. THIS is
racOsaiuou ot tlC services NJ Nr. Suu ilcY to HE
party, aLG q tribute % TIE devotion OF his brother
thg Judge. 20 " IaG,Ta'y org.uiL4'ion exhibited
in ~. Withdrawal from the jontesI Tor tie
ShHovhty. Nr, SLdalioi is gentleman in the
very prime lie, 'i.s hid considerable Official q.
poricucc, AID is cIcccdG:Y pOluar So Mat
BYGuL.a's CuNty 10 the Hon. Micharl Norton has
oyorSoished the friendship oi the Hon william NJ
TTsed, lsrattu 10 Is one Of the bIseit Of crimes
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Democratic victory In Indiana.

ISDlANAPoLIs, Oct. H.-Nery few additional
returns were received to-day, and not enough to
definitely settle Ihercsut on the State ticket. The
Democrats CAIN 1900 majority. The Republicans
think tie ontial vote may yet give them the State
ticket.
Tie onici'l returns from the Fourth Congressional
District elects Wilson Rcp) over Goodipg by four
majority. Shauks lRep), In the Ninth District, has
majority Of 2Nj The Republicans claim two
maJGUty in tho Seuate, In the House the Demo
craze N. jyrity will not be over i've or siI.
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Brilliant Aurora BoreaiI-.

ressed Tar north as Springfield and tBoston
Mass; as far south Washington city, and as fai
west ~ Terre Hauie, Ind Over the Federal city
toe Whole Ornament was blaze OF crimson Light
IN NON Haven the aurora was mistaken for 4 cou-
ia, ration, and lre alarm WAS sounded.
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HILLItRD TrROiR.
A;trmrr 20 pcfroud itu ioiphr.thr Winner Of
the Cnhmpion-i p-DcmInL- His N!Oury
rud !. Assaulted rhslar, NriI Hryrui,
U'CpunOr, uud capt. BOy'c o. r." sued.

Il =
O'Counor, and capt. Boyle tph- sued.
Ho" N, '.'f e( @' Ir'' NJ 7-t'H
, On !, Gsy ai' ~ ~ ~ l'' hr'y'n fn 'o'n,S 1nl
orri nal ''c ,,sge. ''ae - ~ 'ioc N thr form o!
SitIH ~ @ i,''' H'T A. T. & -, '2' ~, "ng DO. T.
TALL e. 1r-c ol ne "cl. a. Wao'e nt.t cznern cat
G.y, rot tct 1aia oy,r 70 ln,o'ph' M, .oor,on '
iaNer ~ AluNo u 20 "h ne ll-ii g, ne match sot
iic gac sii tis u1 G, tAbrr DO fr tclcts gdc. Wth
trs oIN"t I. & .@,.. @ III i.n' T mat h'.py co4'
An me money for ai. Isl. On 10 Az 10 Har en- The
e Conn ttcc n", vii n ne ',nsn. es Scre apI VII
a'h W9rl n' hcy c.u.dch ~ lay, male over O. .
lin IL ti.kcr '' ''
ar'cW N ns w. 'n,G he ore, ,hS' l,niolnhe
count or H. and what h worse. w0s met oy delisyc
m =, NE aroma NJ e e' 6 By ' o % ' m g G y
n- ior euy ro.c, Nq'y Us tlc Duucace on t.c ot,t.
IrlrI u S a. gU p an ~ as t"aI ~ ~ %
allow 81. ~. 'ooks q. II it were l.,o to be a pretty
. rious agair 70. lrlolrhe.
, W. iaaiH LGoA h.w W TO account i2r ms contact on
'A'' oil an a'''"p' 20 ID us money
TALK WIN RrDolrnF.
A'or Te,t'ls ne above sr' r'p'r''t lost no
TINE IN hn@''s u nrlh 'lgse, "'aner ana Fra''n;
holder OF tie much over valued c'aml ion cue, and
ra,
ei,e''
,,at ,lry,,c 10 a., ,nor ~ =, 1c,"r,,,,o ~,
,,,.o.,rr,s 49,, n.,'.n, ,Io ,.o,a,,
@'' ''''" WV "" '."""' "' '''. ~ '"e ''u -
N,rn'r OF ,le ''.'lli m'''h IN Apollo Hal on the
80 "'" 80. ''' "'I0 ''' ''H' "'
iu'oiphe-lt-' slr' nave anu Win the exact
rc'ult which u'ci0atcl.
rn,,.tytn M uoxvv
Hrd no sMswcN'n. Nha' Is worse, was treated
With great indirnty
Rcnor,e,-Ip Nh,t v,y,
" $50 "'
hudolpte-Just h'er paiung win you yesterday
l went to Cart BoJle's room in Broadway. The
C,tt.tuv vasrot in Some g.ntl, men nresent I.orn
F' - , - w.
'ne lAe OBJECT OF ny Nlsi' sci up lauGh al my ex
Tense, aai tod ne that 1t was foolish for mo TO de-
nsnd any money nom the Committee. as they voud
,,T',. = .s -. -, h. a., , IL, 4.
cer'an'y pa' ne none Later IN 'he Gay caNe' 10
see Chris oCornor at lis rooms on Union square
but as expected, Mr.. O'Connor was not 10. At
10 o'clock In the evehins len the Apollo billiard
paror and wen. to O'Conrol's place again
roac- rd 10 rooms AZ fcw minutes past TO- Clris
Was stan ing rear tie bar, talking to some ole.
SAID to one Of lie markers ~ should liSe TO speak
to Mr.. O'ConEor'
Amer .Lout qiartcr OF m hour Mr. O'COnr 0r
came up 10 ne. ''What do yoI want with M -
said be. II have called TO get the money that u
sad Mr. o. onnor; 'but don't think there il
any money coming 10 iou;"
lLeh ! sNi 20 hl'h' - "aNe "a'en week. Inc
accounts couiJ nave eNsi itch maze out ara set
ueu be oIe vi; my, uud oI,''"l ~ ~, - "mSe''
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The Murderer Wilson Starving HimserI

HARrFoRD, CoNS., Oct. l4.-Wilson, the nun
derer Of Warden willard OF tie Connecticut Stat
irson, still persists in his effort to sIarve himself
He has taken no food since his effort week ngs
Thursday, when he took his last meal In the Jail 10
q - city on the diy of his sentence he told ths
iaier that lie should be a dead man in ten days.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGEyCE.

O,y- Logon ia lecturing In Maryland.
gen. sherman returned TO Washington yesterday
mrrulng,
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Belgium Despatch.

BRUsssLs, Oct. l4.-Begum renews her Corps
OF Observation on the border as Prussia designs
bsseging tho towns on the northoasIern part Of
France.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-21

Tue murder of DR.. Livingstone. the Arri-
can expIorrr, whicd was reported II iew tla, g
ago, sIot believed b tue mos! competent
au thorli,s iU En- land. Sir Rodurick Mnr.
Gibson, himself n old African explorer.
publishes ii letter in whicn he drnlrs the
probability oI De- Livingstone having been
at the head OF HE Congo river, Ii n"iy days
Jonrney Irom toe mouth, wherr, according
10 Captain LOchrane's statement, be was
burned hy the natives us Il sOrc-rrr From
what is known uf the course d.. Livi Is
tone intended to take it is Impossible that
he could have been in this locality by the
time iudicntrd.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-21

In Z nclnBa;l theatre iisl op.tur lay.
Lucille Western played .'Madain V,ne'' Ut-
Tor" an audience lar-ely composed Of :he
emi mond", upon whln she produced Il
powerful impression After the interview
VITA the beirayer aud "Lorl Mount
Srvern' was endrd. and sh. .xtlaimrd.
lluter gof camhric Us "A tunIr h,ldker-
chiefs went up TO ryrs unused TO wrrp,rg,
aud at least score, who's" hearts one
might well suppose to have turned to flint
by years of shame. Lowed their heads and
w"pt in their deep sympathy ior Il poor
fallen woman
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-21

Meadvllle has city Library. In making
mention Of aome OF the valunbe works that
have been presented 10 it, the Republican
says:
W. cannot help referring again to the
handsom" git, OF Capt. j. Il. Ray OF P-tro-
lrum Centre. 81. A. Spencer. d D. His
tory Of the United STATES, Vo.s this is a
magnificent work, em bel'sl-d wish heauti-
ful steel engraviugs iIom such artists as
R"nze. WriE Powell, Chapprle. Thps.
Mast and Others, and certainty could not
have been purchased at less cos, than
se'eniy-ive dollars. II permi-sabe We
shall suggest that such valuable books
should never DO permitted to leave tie
loors of the Library. as there is reat dan
ger OF them being irr-psrably injured.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-21
SD LAKE HIN

A sentimental yuung lady lost curly
pood @ on which she set great value, and
which she fed with her own hands. Not
long after the poodle had departed this
'ransi'ory iiie, Frldnlna WAS seen TO cuL-
template with great pensivrurss the coun-
tpnance of bewiskrred and rhgie. ted
young man. "Fridolina, my dear" said
''dont look so ut yonna Frizzly; bell think
you are in love with hin." Il can't hplp
it, Aunt Sophia" replied Fridolna, with
tears in her lovely eyes. Ibis expression is
so Ike my pet pood!rs."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-21

An old negro preaching in Auburn few,
evenings since, referring 10 the general ien-
dency OF people to wish they had the talen.
OF somebody else, then they would do AZ
great deal Of good in the world. puts the
C ase thus clearly: What would the hum
mlu' bird d. wild de eagles wings! he could
sip de leastrst sweet from no flower. And
what could de eagle do wid do bumnin'
sird's wings? he could kcS de earth all de
time and nothin else. Bredsrn Is- de- wings
OF faith God can gib you aud God will care
| tnr both dc eagle and de hummia bidsr
| flight"