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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-07

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just received and for sals by GAFFNEY.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-11-23
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NOTICE TO POLICY HOLDERS.
On account of the heavy losses sustained in the late
Boston fire, the Peoples Fire Insurance Co.
have discontinued doing further business and decided to
call in all outstanding policies. Policy holders
quested to hand in their policies for cancellation at the
Office of the Company, 377 Main st.
By order of the Directors,
II 1870 n CURRIFR
Worcester daily spy., 1872-11-23

BY b. w ABBOTT. Auctioneer and Real Estate
Main and Walnut ss, CUP stairs.
VALUABLE REAL ESTA L
Worcester daily spy., 1872-11-23

HU M An S G 1 E N o E =.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-11-23
NOTICE

HAl HAl-IRWIN'S EMPLOY OFFICE is
not the oRiy Office OF the kind in tue city, neither
Is tue odes It only claims 10 be the BEST True 1t
nj draped yGh the CObwcbs of ANTIQUITY, managed
with the venera dc and trembling hand of patriarch;
bnt il aims at REFORM abOlishes the abuses that have
hitherto brought dishnnor the so-cal ed ''Inte-
gence business and has established in he heart OF the
9ommonw weaith an honest Employment Agency, that IS
what lis name implies, reliable medium between En-
,lnvers and their help. dtf MI
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-12

MURDER OF FEMALE INFANTS IN INDIA
The Central Provinces reports for 1870 sup
ply the annexed account in regard to the prey
aIence of infanticide in that country:
A regular village visitation was instituted
and evidence taken as to the proportion Of
boys and girls, and some other necessary facts.
One magistrate reports having visited ninety
nine villages, inhabited BY a clan whose head
is the Rajah OF Amornn. Eighty-six of the
villages were suspected" In seven villages,
inhabited by one caste, there were one hundred
and four boys and only one girl, and that one
girl had probably been saved by being brought
up 10 her mothers family, altogether apart
from her father. The Baboos Of Asogpoor had
twenty boys, and "no girl has ever been mar
ried from among them" In ten villages OF
another caste there was no girl, aud in another
ten marriage Of q girl is aa unknown cere-
mony." Nearly all the families of Baboos and
koours practice the crime, with the exception
of the kovaca Of Luckmunpore, who had
twenty boys and twenty-one girls-a most hon.
orable exception where murder 10 tbs ruling
social law. In one village in Oodeyborc =
venerable pundit said: II have lived near tho
place, man and boy, close on eighty years,, and
never saw marriage in It," In some dis
tricts there has been considerable improve
ment. The Lieutenant Governor, in referring
to the Agra district, said: I'm 1s4O only three
female infants among the guilty clans survived
tbeig birth; in l64l there were fourteen, in /
1872 there we're twenty eight. and in 1866 there
were four hundred and thirty Eight. about "a
per cent. Of the child population could give
you a very large number Of instances from
these reports, both ~ to the crime and the,
great change that has been brought about by
an indefatigable body Of officials, acting under
enlightened and sympathi.ing chiefs Here is
one answer, at all events, to those who tell 10,
that English rule is doing nothing for
India. There s no doubt that we arc failing
in many respects, aud, in some. where the
East India Company succeeded; but there cer-
tainly are some particulars in which British
power is enrolled in the service Of civilization.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-12
THE wooDHULL SOCIAL FREEDOM.

The Indianapolis Sentinel presents this view
Of the subject a. expounded by Mrs. Woodruff
herself
Victoria Woodruff lectured at the Academy
of Music in Chicago, on Saturday night. She
came and spoke on Social Freedom" or, az
she elegantly expressed it, "came with heal
ing on her wings for the bruised hearts and
crushed affections of humanity" She declared
that she was a free lover; that she had an in
alienable, constitutional and natural right to
love; that she might love whom she pleased,
for as long or short time az she pleased; that
she bad, beyond a doubt. perfect right to
change her husband as often as her dress if
she wanted to, that she would love 10 spite Of
Jaw or order, and that if ever she ceased to
love-it would be some years hence. She also
declared that "promiscuity in sexuaEty is slnl-
ply the anarchial stage of development" and
We don't doubt it in the least She added:
g As promiscuity ia the analogue to anarchy,
so is spirituality to the scientific selection and
adjustment" which nobody can deny. In con-
cluson she said the love that l cannot CON-
mand is not mine; let me not disturb myself
about it, nor attempt to ilch it from its orig
inal owner. A heart that supposed mine has
drfled and gone. Shall l 90 in pursuit. Shall
forcibly capture the truant and trans6x it
with the barb of my selfish affection, and pin
it to the wall Of my chamber Rather let me
leave my doors and windows open, intent only
in living SO nobly that the best cannot fail to
be drawn to me by an irresistible attraction"
These are noble aud free hearted sentiments
Leaving the doors and windows open is o bold
idea-especiaIly for Winter but even 10 the
best Of weather it has its inconveniencee. We
should recommend simply leaving the latch
string out.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-12

ExCELIENT RuLEs.-Finding the interest
on any principal for any number Of days The
answer in each case being cents. separate the
two right hand figures Of the answer to ex-
press it in dollars and ccnts.
-Four per cent-Multiply the principal BY
the number Of days to run; separate right
hand figure from product aud divide BY 8.
Five per cent.-Multiply BY number of days
and divide BY 72.
Six per cent.-Multiply by number of days;
separate righthand figure, and divide BY 6.
Eight per cent.-Multiply BY number Of days
and divide by Is.
Nine per cent.-Mulhply by number of days;
separate righthand figure and divide by 4.
Ten per cent-Multiply by number Of days
and divide by &c.
Twelve per cent-Multiply BY number Of
days; separate righthand figure and divide
by3
Fifteen per cent-Multiply BY number Of
days and divide BY "a.
Eighteen per cent-Multiply BY number of
days; separate righthand figure and divide
by2.
Twenty per cent-Multiply by number Of
days and divide BY 8.
Twenty-four per cent.-Multiply BY number
Of days and divide BY Is.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-12

NORTH CARoLINA.-The North Carolina
Legislature has not yet elected United Statea
Senator Ex-Governor Vance, at last accounts
had 7o votes. Merriman 90, and Pool, Radical
~. Judge Merrimon's friends, or at least a
few of them, among the members refused to
abide the caucus nomination; and unless the
id fools reconcile their differences. a Radi
cal will probably be elected
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-12

AN EXrEkIMENT.-Four boys at Yonkers,
New York, recently, found a couple Of cans OF
n'.ro-glyce1ee in cut on the line of new
railroad as an experiment dropped a rock
on one dtthem to see what effect, If any, it
would have. Their curiosity was satisfied, as
two OF them were left. frightfully wounded, to
account for the sudden disappearance of their
companions.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-12

RUMoR.-The Dales Moumtaimeer of Nov.
3Oth says that it is rumored, and with consid.
cradle foundation for truth, that the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company are negotiating with
Ben Holiday fer the purchase. from him, of
the Oregon and California Railroad; and that
iii the event Of the purchase being made they
will commence at an early day building a road
from Portland to the Cascades.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-12

MARRIED.-Mr. w. G. Child, formerly a
clerk in Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Office in Idaho
City. but now Register Of the Land Office in
Helena, Montana, was recently married in that
city to Miss Mary Mcfarland.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-12

EITHER WILL DO.-Ifoa James S. Rollins,
of Missouri. is prominently mentioned in con-
nec,ion with the United States Senatorsh;p
from that State. but he will have several form-
idable competitors. among whom are Col. w.
II. Hatch. of Hannibal. an exConiedcrate Off.
Ger. aud Hon. George G.. Vest. Of Sedalla. an
cxmcnbcr OF the Confederate Congress.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-12

OS TnE SrEcutArE.-Thc albuquerque,
New Meaico) Rerieu says that Wilson Wad-
bingham, formerly an old resident of Idaho.
who realized abou, $500. 900 from his Maxwell.
gran, speculation has invested all his means
in the purchase of lands throughout the Terri.
tories of Colorado and New Mexico.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-12

A DEMOCRATIC VIcroRY.-The Texas
election has resulted in al overwhelming Dem.
ocratic victory. electing all six members Of
Congress, and large majority in both branch.
es of the State Legislature
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-12

SESsinrE.-Senator Trunbull takes time
by the forelock by declining to serve as Chair.
man of the Senate Judiciary Committee. This
will relieve Grant and his partisans Of the lit
deposition.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-12

\ TrHScoAr-A prominent member of
General Moshys staff, during the war, is now,
IN times Of peace. on the staff Of the Chicago
Radical organ. the Inter Ocean. where, it ia
said, his presen, pen is migh,ier than was his
former sword
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-12

LoSo lNpicrMENr.-Thei indictment against
Wm. NJ Tweed is said 10 be the longest ever
found In the history Of judicial proceedings
throughout the world IL contains oue thous-
aud fifty pages II will take his lawyers a
meath or so io read IL understandimely.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-12

New DfsCovEKrEs.-It is reported that
rich veins of gold quartz have been recently
discovered near kelly's Bend. on the Kappa
hammock river. 10 Virginia, and that the gold
excitement is prevalent in the "Old Dominion" !"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-12

KILLED nr PoIIcEMAN.-A policeman in
Sacramento. named Cahcrty. recently shot, in
sslidetence and instantly killed a man named
lIalp,nc. The latter shot first at the officer,
when Caiiersy returned the fire, killing him on
the spot.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-12

A CHANGE.-Th Mast, the caricatnrist oi
Harpcr's Weekly, 10 said to b. engaged in illus-
trating "Pickwick" for HHpey's Hossehold
Dickens.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-12

HOLDS HIS GRIp.-Secretary Fish is man
Of the most retiring disposition in the country.
He has been retiring from the Cabinet for
three years, but manages to keep HE hold"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-12

A MAN 10 Indiana, who has been exhibiting
himself - . living skeleton, 10 growing fat.
and finds himself threatened with starvation
because his occupation ID gone.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-12

New SENsATroN.-New York CITY has q
new sensation in the nature Of "fnger.nail
artist" who has recently arrived from Paris
with innumerable credentials.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-12

MONEY TELLs.-Fernando Wood 10 said to
be worth SIC. .0OO, 900. and BY spending an enor-
NOUS amount. saved himself, at the last cleo
ton, by small majority.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-12

JUsf So-A Western editor. speaking Of
neighbor with blind king eyelid. says that "he
suffers in tho LEFT eye" -
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-12

GoES ON DUTY.-Lieutenan Fred Grant,
having got tired of "loafng," 10 at length or.
dered to join be regiment in Texas.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-12

AN enthusiastic student Of zoology has beeA
supping on Welsh rabbit for week, in order
to ascertain whether nightmares were subject
to the horse disease.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-12

AtoLtCITs ADVERTISING AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
- for tho fpaHo WonLp, and for papers published
In California oregon and Nevada. Washington. Utah
Idaho. Montana. Colorado. Arizona. and adjacent
Territories: Sandwich Islands. the British Posses.
sons Mexican Ports, Nicaragua. Panama. Valparaiso
Japan and China: New Zealand and the Australian
Colonies. the Atlantic States and Europe.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-12

ADVERTISING
Has created many new business.
Has enlarged many an old business:
Has revived many dull business:
Has rescued many lost business:
Has saved many a failing business:
Has preserved many large business:
And insures success in any business.
GfRARD'S SECRET.-stephen 6irard used to say
In his old age: IL have always considered advertis
ing literally and long to be the great medium of
cess in business. and the prelude to wealth. And
have made ii invariahlc rule TO advertise in the
dullest times well the busiest long experience
having taught me that money thus spent s well laid
out. as by continually keeping my business before
the public 1t has secured many sales that otherwise
would have lost"
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
IN IMPOSITION ON TRADESMEN

THE EXTORTIONS OF INSPECTORS OF WEIGHTS
AND MEAsUREs-A TAbIMANY RELIC.
The agitation which drove from power the
larger of the public punderers has still left the business
community prey to numerous snecure officials whose
dcpredatiOns II comparatively insignificant sngy form
an oppressive aggregate Periodical complaints nave
proceeded from merchants and tradesmen who use
scales and in regard TO the solent manners
and unauthorized charges of three men calling them
selves inspectors. One Of them presents himself once
or twice a yea and the pretext OF having made
On examination OF the scales demands feo Of from %
cents TO a. II the demand is fatty refused. the III
spector having read with flourish Of authority an eX-
tract from city ordinance croeps away and PROBABLY
not again for year IT, as s usually tho case
the merchant hoping TO escape further annoyance ae-
codes TO the demand, he has the satisfaction
Of receiving a dirty little receipt, signed with
black lead pencil by Costello and Fay but with
out any. address. few days ago Yember
pTotser fi hr OF No s Nest T twenty nG % t. or
examining scales weights: ana aeaSSs Tho 40 1Han I
had called the firm OF j. B. 4 j. NJ Cornell IN West
replied that il was Impossible attend to him them but
told ln TO make out a bill. TIE Inspector cheerully
a6ons6 Sda the PToesd nt
scales not out of order the inspectors have main
minutes service The farce Of an examination Is not
often attempted, and whenever 1t Is the ignorance VI
Chapter "a OF the Corporation Ordinances Revision OF
1866 provides that there shall he four inspectors ap-
pointed by the Mayor No limitation as to the duration
OF Office imposed aud bonds for good behavior are
required Mayor Hall appointed about three years ago,
James Fay OF No 100 Greenwichs Thomas Costello Of
East Fohrteenthst.. Thomas CaIraher OF Goerck ana
Grandsts, and James Reilly The latter has since
died, Costello and Fay tho only who
ever seem supposed that Carraher has sold his share
of hepriege. The ordinance pages SS and 0S further
specifics:
weight i pounds for weight pounds 81
shall be the duty Of said Inspectors Of Weights and Measures
every months deliver Of tie register made Kept
By them during the preceding quarter u the to The CIs Of he
o
fees shall not be charged
Notwithstanding the scope for extortion this act gives
its provisions, not sufficient 20 satisfy the greed OF Cos
teo and Fay, entirely dsregarded No copy Of the
register delivered TO the Clerk OF the Common
Council, nor, indeed are returns OF any kind made.
The oftentmes charge stOekeepers twice In
one year and supervision whatever is exercised
over Them they have the unrestricted control Of bust
ness which yield very large revenue, Of which
account is rendered to the city.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
POLICE NOTES

James Duffy of No. 54l West FOrty-third-st ST.
with selling whisky without license held yesterday
S5Oj bail by Commissioner Shields
Theodore T. Jones, conductor of car No. 80 of the
the head with
,erey by unknown who had broken a -ndow
Henry Lanipe, of No. 75 Carmne-st in a quarrel
with George of No. 90 Leroy night In The
head With elnb aud severely wounded him Lahpe
John L. Hyland age 15 of No. 3i2 East Nineteenth
yesterday horse and driven sehe
Twnte,t aud Ibrsye aud seriously injured The driver
arrested.
John NJ Boyd, a shoemaker, of No. 914 Third-aye..
while walking through Warrenst yersy struck
and we'd cut 10 bis head 1t alleged that Was at
tacsed by Cnspin.
James Watson, age 53 a native OF England late of
Gc 6ll West flyseeOnd, died yesterday from injuries 90
FEB H. while attempting drive soss Harlem Rsiosd mel
HIty sixth t and bonIhave Ia front Of an train
DIR. VIM. NJ. Kemp of No. 267 West Twentv-third
Who chage1 n aPnete attempting abortion ON Ann,
OF No. II suIot, held II S2OeO YESTERDAY by
CO Keenan, Tbt soeGsed claims that he establish
An investigation. yesterday, by Justice Hogan. in
the n llsry (ien Brunswick who ALLEGED s; hs
ayogled that the girls Madam. on1o
held bail charge Of ktepbs dsoey hOuse and
The ,enaliRg prisoners were discharged.
VI. d +. O'Brieu's stock of human hair. on the first
noor Of Ne ~ sI bAye damaged 5000 BY ire early
Injured for $4,000 br the Globe Cnpan The haes damard
s2 Ialfd for $3.50 By the Grcenriob COmpsu The apart
neBts O Mr. tls.. The second damaged
damaged 900. John j. MoTns dwelling M Wru
'Hthhu vas dsUsss aI0v by ire caused by defective heater
EOmelies Jordan. brother of the late Superin-
tnlrsi Jce tsktn before Justice HCgn 1ombs
ds oB Of his 10 support although
sbPy able TO do " TIE complainant stated bN che hsd been Married
bad neglected grNs sups lie aud Ls 6tr Ttmss
lso boa,.s hHbe it AMI be Tsrr Owned Mott
IT, shd has modg6ges Qibr property JCrin sGed that bs
a,Gms vas only $3.50 Tie p'"r H'cyd hs ACCESSION Until
New-York tribune., 1872-02-28
NEW MATERIAL FOR PAPER.

The San Francisco Bulletin says: 5. ID. Bald
win of Marysville has secured patent from Washington
as the dscoverer Of process of making paper from the
California tue, known in botany Scrpus aeuStries
He has been experimenting with the tue as material
for paper number OF years. and has succeeded in pro-
ducing fine pulp, capable OF being made into the best
quality Of writing and printing paper. Using tho tnes
cut June he obtained from 80 to GO per OF pulp
fine and strong Sea Island cotton. His discovery has
been carefully tested by experts in the paper business
this country and Europe, who satisfied that il fur
nishes most economical paper stock which Is destined
to come largely into The process of reducing the
reed to pulp very simple and cheap and 1t believed
larger percentage can be obtained by taking the tues
later in the season. when fully matured Mr.. Badwns
discovery Is one OF great interest to the paper trade aud
as the ue abundant here IL promises TO be Of great
value TO California. We believe 1t IL Intended embark
in the manufacture soon as the necessary
rangemcnts be made. The practical utility OF the
discovery evidenced by the fact that in Europe another
variety OF lake reed is already being largely used
the manufacture Of paper that the prices OF certain sorts
reduced, ana paper, into which this
teral enters being imported into this State from
Europe cheaper than it be brought from the East
With such abundance OF the material at hand 80
much cheaper than rags other stock used In this
country it ought 10 be feasible to give eat impetus
f-making IN this state.