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New-York tribune., 1870-04-29
long ISLAND RAILROAD leaves Jane

L ICHNCS
IL slip;
s:3Oa Mail Train for Greenport.
1O: m Rosyn Glen Cove, Locust Valley Huntington, and
Eorhport
yehead Express Train through to Greenpo Saturday
p m for Ro.lyn Glen Cove Locust Valley Huntington, and
Horhport.
$50 D. IN, for North I'p
All trains Branch for Hampstead.
Sunday Rosn Glen Cove Locust Valley Huntington, and
NonhpOrt, leave Hunters Point at 3 4 IN. and ,.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29
NEW-YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAIL

WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING NOV. Y, 1862
station SewYork OF Twentvseyenths and
Fourth ave. Entrance Twenty seventh st.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
For New Haven and Bridgeport T. Ell ll:O Rl3 (BIl
800 (BIl, 3:t5, 4:30, 500, and tBIl p.
For Milford strsifor Pieh Southport and Wespor 100 l3o
q m. 3:45 40, and $50 ~.
For SoT,t 100 600 tT s:c n9o M, l2:i5 gI), SEQ
(BID 3:45. t:J0 (Er). $3.50, $50 and $500 (Er p
FOr DaTien T. O. 1850 3:i5 4:J, 500, and $50
For Stamford Erl g. ll:30 l2:l5 (EI 2:l5, (EIl
3:t5, t:3o (EI), AS $40, $3.50, 7:l5, (BI) p.
For Greensch g. 1850 2:l5 3:45 i:s5 $50 $50 T5
For Port Chester AMI intermediate stations llJ0 2l5
3:t5, t:45, $50, $50, and 7:l5 p. IN.
Sunday Mall Train leaves Twenty eventhst Ne~Yok for
Boston.
For Boston via Springfield A. m. (EI (Br) (RI) p
For Boston, via Shore Line, l2:l5 (BI) 3 (RIl p IN.
For Hartford and Springfield, a. BI) l2:5, tBIl i:ao
to Hartford p. IN
fOr Connecticut River Railroad r) l2:l5 p. Montreal
3p IN. 10 Northampton.
fOr Hartford Providence and Fishki Railroad (Er) LIS
Por NewIayen New LONDON and stoungton Railroad, m
R:l5, g. 8p IN
For Canal Railroad 800 P. Northampton aad Williams
burgh
Por IIousatonic Railroad Ia AMI D. IN.
For Naugstuck R4lruUl. 3 A. D.. , (EI) ID.
For BaGbury Sorxalk RIop l2:lb and 4:10
9s. eon With Freight Train Norwalk Danhury
For EexC,paaa Railroad, m.; l2:l5 p. m
days 53 D. m.
tommodeu. Sleeping Cars attached train and Drawing
Ro.un( tn the b a ID. a. In M N
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29
Mem i1ablirniione.
UTCA AMERICANA.

plDMOTHECA AMERICANA. ,,,..o, Hall. A.,er.
I'D M,.ere LHAVIrT SrhEbElGH x 0o'' ''' ~ a., -.
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eollfctiCa ~ ...o M ,uppIcA
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS BELAIIN" io HI :,
,,..,, 90 NJ = p roON THIS oolecion Is 'he Au'' " 80
80 ,arcb an, is ps- c!a1r rich In Local .of's ,i.nisu
aId tlavty po'u"',, nd
s+.,ran svoln.lon-sr'y NJ" hn-Inl ~ XXX lot.l
gi,er,ric. L.. &c. The Ciat'g9e' t VI cou. III
ilS'oi!- be had o j. nahh eol ~
Nsss~.tt.; Wm GoVans, llo hasssu-s"' o. w. ''
o tue auciioiecr' a., ~
ry,HE SCHOOLMATE FOR MAY
L. rrrs al ata.oas Two clapters 81 Eulli sl ~,
heas0 M % acn wen lastrated Aid TIE eb - u and
''i' it'M,FTiCaS ,IS NEWS Co. supply the trade: ,,,, ,
CTRJCTURE and irritable bladder, OF zen
- rd by piles sure arl Gstula Instant ourc w the urthfo
-, y,coe thimo,i, sDd other abnormal eondtonsi sbng'n
tom zen Lectures bis private surgical class on th oie @
60 and oe tive surfy the pelvic yiscera, By EiThn IT,
~ m Ft1r of The Stape lnclose SOC. q X WAtNEl
AZ Iynhsye between 9 and 9 ami g. and and evenng, .
The Six Youms Of rhe Ssp 500 pages each neatly bonD ~
tered and riclci may had Of the Editor only for s &
DARIS BY SUNLIGHT AND GASLlGHTI
work descriptive MYSTERIES, Virtues vices Spenlers sn1
Crimes the 1t contains 10 Gne IngrAVi IS OF h4N
Psrr. Life ami Scenes Paris AGENTS WANTED Asdiese N
TTOYAL PUBLlsHIEG Co., Philadelphia, Pa
VTTZ HUGH LUDL0W's "TEE HEARI OF
II THE CONTINENT" will he Published on SATURDAY. Is
graphic OF he great MAJ rou
owug asr ptons semitic Valley aud turning nse ou' u
iii KD HOuCHToE, Publishers 10 Asor place, n. !.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29
Gedrbers.

A LADY offers INSTRUCTION in ENGLISH,
IA FRENCH and MUSIC Of Housekeeping
exchange for board LONDON Station !.
EUROPE.-A PUPIL WANTED, by a reliable
IL MASS. TEACHER, travel ahnosd viii With family
References given and required Adlress s, Tribune Ofee
TEACHERS expecting to want POSITIONS
early application to AMER SCHOOL INSTITUTE"
experienced Principals Public Schools Acadc
and Boardng schools J W. SCHBRMBR0RN, Il Bond.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

,,,sToRY OF NEw.JERsFY, from the ia Eatr,S r ,non
,aents TO the Present Time: pSgn,su pSg,i, ~, rd INA
GG"bnos Academies, Colleges, fanues anu - -, 90
e.. By J. z. sYPiiER ana L. a. ArGAE up -'''
,SmoJ Philadelphia: j. b. LAprn'o" w.
This is a small volume, but very good one LIS
historic notices of the discovery se.heine"'' anu
growth Of the State are terse ana i"'lo i'' N,
&c t,,s revolutionary marches and combats i'll New
Iorser vivid and interesting. Its accounts OF the
;ndpstrial proress Of the State-her Minerals Manu-
factures Railroads. Canals, &c.-have rarely peen
eouoled New-Jcrsey may well he proud OF her past
sat;sied with her present, and hopeful as 10 her
trturc. and all these arc faithfully portrayed 10
clearly foresladowcd in this little volume we 'ruS.
II NAV find It's way not only into the seminaries OF
,cboos lint to the families and fresides Of the stare
which Justly boasts that She was among the iis' anu anu
ratify the Federal Consttution-that she oiu ,iiis
by the unanimous vote Other Coavention-and tn"'
she has never faltered in her fidelity to the oiioh'
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29
The following comparison Of prices yesterday and to-
will Aha,g the adyance In GayeIrment honda

The OF above par with gold, and 52Os Of 1862,
1884, 1865 nearly equal to par in gold and the lo0s
are In gold s94 26.
Tho following comparison Of prices will show the
changes in the stocks named at the first call at the dates
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
II

MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION.
Ba,yS AMI foot Of Christopher
SIMMER MONDAY, hpnl H. B7o,
300 m EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN. cennecpg Dervile vita Boon
raueb Si Sheer Branch waterloo with Sgs eI r.
for Al over anil NegoB Washington With the D. H. AMI w
GAP S'rcuburg Scranton Great beud snon ytS
cu eni all points the lackawalna and BoeAsOag
AMI beapare AMI Hsison r. Ris -
l:49 m LEGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Newark, Morris
town Dover Washington, Phhps5urg and Eaton
PhIs5grg With Bel, De- X for Beee &C. anl a.
with L. " for Bethlehem Aente"n hAlch Chunk sai
Wikessare. -
IiOp M SCRANTON EXPRESS connect. a. Dover with Chester r.
r. at Waterloo Il aad Washington with d. L. and
W. r. X. for Water Gap Strowlsturg, ami scranton -
$3.50 HACKETISIOWh NAIL connects With Boonton, Chester
and SUSSEX Railroads
For MORRiSTOwE ll2o ll4o m $780, $780, $40 $40 and
Fox SUBMIT ,nI intermediate 600, 1870, and 1000
4:2U and $500 p.
For ORANGE a6i SOUTH ORANGE, 6:2o 79o 900 1890 and
:2O m l: 2: 3:io iJ 49, $780, 6:O0 6ie sOo and Has
N. - oo . ~ "a .,o.oo N. m =, M
2n ami 40 m '0D 20 '2:J 3:3o 3:i0 JJ i:lO 42O
.i:50 5lO 5:2 53 6:Ce .6lo, $40 '7i 500 and l:i' m
Trains marked stop at East NeyaIs. -
Po BLOOMFIELD and MONTCLAlR at $50 ard l;O NJ anu
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29
oorvrurs HERMANN AND DOROTHEA. Transint0d
D., ts, * FROTUINGHAN. Crown Syo4 PIP 100 hoo

n y
by EILES FRoTHNGHAN Crown S'o' PIP iO'' i'''
eTts Rrothers -, ,,on+
Nc Erothipgham deserves our thanks for present.
inc one Of the most exquisite of modern 10y is Ill
l.;on which if not perfect, is at least falthful
I'D readable She has done her work conscenlouBly
and rcverently. and endeavOred to reproduce as
cIesely rs possible tho spirit rs well as the form Oh
tbe ORIGINAL poem This was task of no ordinary
6iAiculty. Whether the hcxameter measure can De
paturalized in our language Is a question wmch
avep the experiment of LOngfelow has failed to an
s,ver and if Miss Frothncham has left it as far as
aver from solution she is not to be rcproached Tor
that Her verse at any rate is smooth The eXlgeh-
eos of the meter have led her. however, to sacrifice
fbe SIMPLICITY of language which the subject requires
70 load the mouths of plain burghers with sesqulpe-
daan adiectves and substitute for the honest Saxon
words which are especially appropriate in poem OF
fbis kind such sonorous Latin as excellent, opu-
lent intelligent" copiOus harvest" "'potent
attraction "thithcr adjourned they then, thelr
.commodious places" &c, words good enough IN
themselves but they rob the verses of the grace
which belongs TO them. In a similar manner Miss
Frothiucham has been led very frequently into
dreadful Ishisln to be giving instead of to give
"to be bringing" instead Of to bring as in the fol-
lowing ont of six or seven instances which we have
noticed: Father. l am not inclined TO be giving
away NV old Hnen;7 Eve shall be bringing our
grain i'm dry :" "Thc village where they were mean-
ing to rest Unto or dwelling thou wilt be bringing
ere long a bride" Apart from these minor defects
her translation deserves great deal Of praise and Ill
the last part is quite spirited The publishers have
clothed 1t elegantly with beautiful type and paper,
binding that is at once pretty and novel, and five
illustrations wood.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29
r.. T.. KICKER. Superintendent
III. y. BALDWIN, 6en. Passenger Agent.

NEW JERSEY RAII.ROAD-FROM FOOT of
~ CouRIlAhDfsr-for PHiLADRLPIIIA, via Camden, m.
West Philadelphia, $50 10 a. l2:39 8.
m, " p IL night tor Baltimore and waahngou-8i 40
n"p IN, s;2o' For South AMI Soath west-8O a. 9:2o
fOk THE WkSr-8:tOs IN, $50 m l2JO m. r. m o. n
m silver Palace 1850 a. anil through
Maont ehange on through daily 10 Louisville without change
on M AMI through TO Chicago without change. The ~
hIoagh cara 70 Cincinnati AMI Chicago daily Saturdays
oh hat nsy THEY are attached Ia the IN. train (ADsiD
Nov rs 1863. T. W JACKSON Cener,I s,reIip p,e,ds,,
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29

SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
a. IsiAsD-WiNrHR ARRASGgMgNr.-On ami aner October
20 he uAn. sN leave the Roosevelt lors
80 m NAL anl Passenger for Patchogue 10 Mernek
'y IA hHprS To Psehoguei tO Accommodation ISL
Sn nrsras throush to fAlcosue go Menek-on saur.
We hernct lsl ssJ earl, nana ' "' 'F'
CIV. DOUGLAS, sapsnseuIcu,
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29

ERIE Trains will leave Depots
foot Of foot Of Twenty IL rdst as folows
Chambers. a ~
(day tnrist at 7:+o s:i5 ana
s5 r. M GAy improved DaNing Room Coaches viii &C,
the through Buffalo connecting at Horp.n
vile magnificent Sleeping Coaches through Cleveland and Gaon
sesg Coaches viii accompany The 10 aa IRON snsq1efnna 20
Buffalo and the $50 train 10 Rochester hnhhn and CincisnAu
An Emgsnt train leaves daily at ?. m - "a.
For Port Jers AMI Way, 4:D m, (IWeny hrl, flo NIB
Orange Express Sunsy eIcrpe connecting for Warwick Mont
gomery, Giliorl. Pine Islaai, oni UniolVle
for Mdle;own and WAY at $3.50 n Eenty Ji2 p
Por Osyle and Way, $3.50 daily Twentthrlst b:lo m
For Nevburgh and Way, at $3.50 add 40 CrsentJ'
thiri-st. m. 3l5 and ALB I.
For Suden snl Way, m and op m CrTenthn't $50 ana
s5 M Theater train II: 30 ty-hirist II M
For Paterson Way from hri Depot at Gas 9:lo
q m las las daily 3i5 ?. m, 5:lS and 6:45
Depot 6:i5 s:i5 IL m LAS
(aly), D. IN, j:l5 RI, Hni 6:+5 IN.
For Iaeknsae sad Way Twenty yhir, Depot a. a:i5
Has m. 34j D. m. 5;lj 5:5 ?. and 6:f froa
Chamberss, Depot IL H., NJ D p m,6 p IN, and
6:i5 p. m.
Fox Pemout Mon.ey WAY from Twenyht Depot at s:f5
q -3:l5 i;l5 4;i5 6;l5 p n, and
SATURDAYS only ~ eht From Chambers Depot at m
$3.50 4:l5 $3.50 and Saturdays only IL
midnight
Tickets pss,ag in Drawing Room and Sleeping
sbn and orlers for the checking and transfer Of bag
LEFT Compan oEces 2 so snt 951 Broaway
corner snd I and Thre Harlemi SB Ful
tons Brooklyn DcpO O Chambei and foot of Iwenbhr
3h1ane place and Long Dock Depot jersey City
and Of the Agents at the principal hotels.
PeruOnt only.
WM r. BARR, General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29

A NTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 2l2 Fifth
"a sve. with Primary Department AMI q Gymnasun
A PRACTICING MEMBER OF the LNol,i.
psuusn aud of fair general education AurtS A. H. ~ "
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rnLlyox. wAten eur,1r G.

Juue ~, lh0b
On. JouS GrLt- Dear Sut 1lmye recently
given yonr " Wofn Destroyer several trinls.
and find It wonderfully efleacluus. II has not
hiled N q single instance 10 have the wishsd-
tor effect ana doing a pretty large country
practice and have daily use for some article Of
The Kind. am Tree to confess that know OF
90 remedy rcepnicnled by lhs eblost authors
that Is 50 certain and needy III ~ effects. On
le ~eontEalS they are UNCERTAIN in the extreme
hyohleet IN writing 10 Iaf X % find out upon
Nhat iermss Luan get the medicine directly
fonf loas ifl esp gstit Fpgu easy terms |
Nllusc y rftat deal ~ II. Tam awafe that
Ihe usr n rieh attir los contrary 70 The teach
laps adj rtgffigep f q great majority Of the
fegdar line III Ms 7. hut | sec no Inst cause
Or good seisc 3 DESCRIBING i ietaedy which
we knpw W ~ efficient, Simply heea,tsc we
my he faafAat OF iis combinaiion. For
my pnft J kasIf mike II a rule 10 use M aud
every msans ~ a~tissiate snftring humanity
Which ! AIRY be able to commapd mot kcsita-
ting bcpalisc sanlc one more Ingenious Than
myself may mare knoMnsits effects drst. and
ssrasltd the selo rirhtto rare lhat knowledgc
However, am by 10 means IN ndyocnte or
supporter N the fhoHsanas OF WORTHLESS nos.
truns hal GOOD the country, that purport to
cure all nlnnner 'of disease 10 which human
hesh Is heir. Please reply soon, and inform me
Of your best terms,
AM, str, mos respectfully,
JULIUS I. CLEMENT, N. D,
/
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-09-03

@&#SE&
Y hliana Halleyy Seeretary of the z Life Association
NY sworn, depose andsay, and each for himself says
or thesaid Conipan ~ ana that on ths s3fsti day Il
assets weret tho absolute property ,ofthe Ad Con
except as previously stated. and ia
statement o. thetsueconditich andofth sctusl stats
aidslst day ot December last, and for the yearAnding
information, knowledge and BELIEF RESPECTIVELY.
Ssa@sRa o. ~. w HoUGH, Viee Rsssident.
9.sa, ysm.abW. HANLEY, Secretary.
2fth day q Febrdary, A. D.1s7o. sNssStaM
THEODORE PAPfN, Commissioner for Mississippi,
W. a3a vAt st Iouis No.
80 aadi assss eaaan ss sud
u r. rsvas aSsow dai ,eaua sas sa
=, SrEaW a.NI mg
Public Accounts Of the State aforesaid. d6 hereby ser
y ASocaation Of Amsrica,sof Ut, IoahsAisoui
q, iii, sErsl day SfsfKisa, u m.a i aud
q atSsiROEE Auditor sfs PabliosAccsuais
Gnno.,1 n:4H &.,t
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w on RT D~ESTHoYUR.
To my United States, and World
Wide Readers.

huvc frrrIvml many ~ iimuniHii from pro-.
ie iunal Md medical men. s my almtha0t
hna various publications have shosn. aIl ~
ehirh are genuine Tho following from %
highly educated md popalHf PHI dcian in Gouf
gla, is e%crttinly one VI the must Sensible CON
nuniciuons ! have ever received. De- Glen
cnt knows cynetly what he speaks Of and biz
testimony d~escrses to he written in letter. al
grld Hear y bat thc Doctor ays Of BULL
WORM DETRuYER
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THE STATE OF MISSOURI &S1N
aga @y aS CouvTy or ST. LopIs. I
Henry W, Hough, Vice President, and
of America" located at ST louis, being d
that they are the above described officers
December last, all tho foregoing described
panyfree and clear from any leins Or ella.
foregoing statement Is d true and correct
ofthc affairs Of the said Company on Ties
on thatsday, according tothc best offheii
r.n, AsA@sM @ANa&AW 14M MA&a&
4SyaS IL
Subscribed and sworn TO Before me, this
Witness roy hand d ndofirini seal au
SEAL
Nv #FSs@ fIsasa N Oh
h'aa *aetiaH .aasa pssya
THE STATE OF MISSISSIp
l, HENRY MU6GR0vRAAsditof Of
tify that the foregoing statement Of the u
is truly and correctly copied ffonft he orig
GiSeu under my hand and official !,
9 n aaHiea r. a. /
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SARS AR 1 1 A..
A Good Reason for the Captains
Faith.

RUM q
Read the Capialas Letter and the Letter iron,
his mother!
benton BurracSs, Mos April 30 1906.
Da Joas rrnt.-Dsar sir. knowing tbrl
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he fdllswihg ssatcmcat ef my easea
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since was Ssandej. l. aa shot through the
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else. lwish that that Ia genuine. Please ex-
rress me bali Dozen hotties. and dtaige
a Carr, 7, T., JOHNSON,
2 ~ tSt. Louis, Mo.
p. ! TIE idlhwinw was written April 80,
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johnson, ~
/. TR, ions Rtu Dear Slr. Nv husband
n. =. $ johnson was skiltiul surgeon and
physician III Central New York, where he died.
lptyinE The above G. y johnson Ia my care
Ntihirleen years OF age he had a chronie diar-
rhea aud stfotula, far which gave him your
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Iowa and Ohio, for s%erufnla, fever sores, and
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" Thf CERES easctai ul sone cfsts ~ srtotalr
and fffsr sorts ..rcre almost miracaloss. am
anNiot.s for MY sor 70 again have recourse Ia
ydnf Sarsaparlla.l lieis &atul of getting n
spurious article, hrnc" his writing to you for Il.
Wis wennis are terrible, but ! hclicve he will
fecoNtrs Respectfully,
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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-12
Gold today ll9T.

The concert last evening was success in
every particular. The instrumental music
by the band was certainly very fine. Their
rendition OF such difficult pieces as the San.
vii Chorus" "Come Where my Love Lies
Dreaming" "Prayer frsu1' the Night Csup
10 Grenada" &c ia certainly very cr.di,a-
BILE and exhibits degree Of musical talen,
that it would bs hard 10 excel even among
older bands. Especially we'll rendered
were the Instrumental Quartettss by Messrs
Hamilton, Kane. Jones, McKalip and Hol,z
worth. Scotch Ballad by Mrs. Brandon
was good. The aitsrpecs kept the audi
ence 10 good hunor while it was beius
played. We have not learned the amour,
realized, but it will probably aid materially
towards purchasing the new uniforms. Th.
attendance Of 90 large number at the con
cert Is an evidence Of the good will of ONT
citizens towards the boys of the band that
we ore glad to witness. We trust they will
favor our citizens with another entertain.
msnt before long.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-12

A sharp.tong ued Texas women ogarav'-
ted her lord to such degiee that he desert
ed bis home in Houston and fled to Calves
ton, where he wrote the following interest,"
letter:
Galveston, January the 7th, 1870.
Ny Lovin Wyfc: line comm ONE next
woek an bav forgiv yon for jawin me. Tile
come on the o'clock train ar shall stay
ONE hereafter & tri to be IN altered man.
/ want peace and so do yew, why shoodn't
we love each uther, os we used ter when we
were first jined together in the wholly
bonds Of maddox, i've jined temperance
society but if yon ever jaw me agin for cum
min ONE Tile wolop you like 6ty fur we
must have peese as grant sees
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-12

Yesterday was high day among the
sporting men and lovers of that .'innocent
amusement, "dog fighting" The fight was
announced to come of at Shstfer, but owing
to the vigilance .of deputy sheriff from
Shamburg the parties were obliged to stop
Vt Miller Farm. The tirst match was be-
tween Titusville purp and Buffalo dorg.
This match was witnessed by large numbers
Of twolegged CANNES from this place, Oil
City, Timsville, Buffalo and other places.
The Titueviile dog was declared VICTOR
Great r., joicins among the Ti'usville dogs.
The second match, between an Oil City and
Petroleum Centre dog, was stopped by the
sudden appearance Of the Shamburg depu-
". Mourning among the Centre and Oil
City dogs. This last match came of, we
learn, at a late hour last night, at some
point on the fats near this place. The law
In regard to snch brutal exbbitionsj should
he enforced and examples made Of those en-
gagged in tire practice.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-12

1t will be remembered that last Christ
mas we published an account of row on
the cars between this place and housewife.
1t will also be RENE bered that several of
the individuals engaged in the row left the
cara at Tarr Farm, and after getting cut %.
gagged In the pastime Of stoning the cars.
breaking several windows and endangering
the lives Of passengers. Since that tine
the railroad company have boon engaged in
ferreing out tue matter. and yesterday
caused the arrest of man named James
Parker. y resident of Tarr Farm. A PIE
liminary examination was held in the cuse
before Esquire Donaehy of this place, this
forenoon, which resulted in Parker being
held in the sum OF $1,000 to appear al
Franklin. TO answer The charge. The re-
suisite bail was entered for his appearance
al court.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-12

A countryman walked into New Y ,rk
barroom the other day, and called for a
glass Of ale. Having swallowed the refresh
ing beverage With great in ward sutisiac-
tion he laid FIVE cents on the counter and
was proceeding on his way, when the bar
Keeper stepped him aud init mated that the
price was ten cents. "What, ten cents for
glass of ale," exclaimed tho worthy old
Jerseyman with a look Of indignant sur
prise; and then, while he brought from a
bulky pocket'book the required additional
currency, his countenarce settled into q
mourniul resignation, as he plaintively con.
iinned: ''Ten cents glass for ale, eh
Well, If l had ever suspected that, I'd have
took whisky
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-12

A New York paper says that "Many peo.
pie especially strangers-in this city stay
away from church on Sunday for fear of be-
ing considered intrudts, and this feeling
is very natural under the circumstances
We have seen in fashionable places of wor-
ship half the pews vacant. and yet visitor
is unable to obtain seat, unless be or she
would take one near the door or up in the
organ loft"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-12
LITTLE LIPS.
By EMILY BAYNA.

"Little lipa, go gently pressing,
"Aittle fingers, soft caressing;
Oh, the bosom of mother
Knows more care than any otherl
"Little feet, 40 early straying,
Little wills, socn disobeying;
oh this fathers heart mother
Knows more truly than anotheri
"Oh, the lovC-links ofa mother.
Stronger far than any other;
God has welded every chaia
In the infants heart and braipr,