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TITUSVILLE MOKMKG FEBRUAEY 27, 1872. SflUGERT STAKE Will oflfer during UUa month elegant novtltlca ID -Ytry rtylft, quality and A SHIRTS, COLLARS, CUFFS, DRAWERS, SUSPENDERS.c, INCLUDING THJt OBLABBATBD KID AND DOG SKIN GLOVES February 2Oth, will re- ceive the Celebrated Dover Cloth Shlrt-the Latest Nov- elty. AJUo ft Splendid AjeorUnent of TRAVELING BAGS, LAP ROBES, SHAWLS, SHAWL STRAPS, C. ThoM desiring gooda at popular will and thf in at Cor Spring; 4k Franklin sts. "CLUB" SKATES.

Over IOO Varieties of Cook and Heating Stoves Manufacturers of Copper, Sheet Iron and Tin-Ware House Furnishing A new lot of Willow Hampers and Baskets. Dame, Smith Co. We Make Specialties of Wostonholm's Pocket Knives, Rogers' Scissors, Ladies' Shears and Trim, mers, American Table Cutlery, Fine Plated Forks and Spoons. Dame, Smith Co. Tin, Tubular and Fine Brass Lanterns.

All kinds of Large Square Lanters, for Refineries, Made to Order. Smith Co. Herall fleis Apts Shamburg Bhamburg Kant City Hoi. News Titurrfllt HurJ, Uoiint.iro Now! Room, Tltuavllle I L. NBWJ Room No 3 Diamond Coon Mem.

Noura Kooma, Pl A Hrnmurd, Room, Tip Top Dnwion Co Depot News Boom, Pioneer Joahua Korea, I' Boom, Pioneer A. Merrtck, Webb News Room a Co (j 8WS Room, Pet Centre Don Nevrn Boy, A. A Bowen, New. Room Ounntnghnre, Neva U.xim, Ituih Bpalabury, News Boom, Uoud.ji.iUt) OU City A Forterfield, New. Rooms Bailer, amenta Oil Creek A Allegheny UIVOE ll'way Newi ngontd, Fmnklin Branch Kallwny Hem agentj jameatowu A FrankUu Railway roatvr, New.

Koom, lullock Place, Bt PotejuburH TueKlell Wlw Bvmn Neira Boom, Tldlout I Newil Rooma, Oeorgt Alleu, Uovkatoru Neva Boom, Franklin King Union Oil. I- Bulow Son, i' Com Oftot Mevi Boom, A. Ford, Dtuham ft JonM, ft Dimlck, Room.Paiket'i L'g Oolenoa Shi.ld., O. C. Morlaa, Soutk W.

New Scale Hydrometer Ou by iMTtaf onion with CituslatKc Tuesday, Vile I A Hr.t in tli a i it, LvUtbUklittd JMIIO 14 I I laryer ircultitiou other paper In Western viiuin, outilde of 1'i tt-lur)f 5i And (be Clrculiilion of the Me aid IN Tilt. OIL by F1V1 HUNIlKFO tlint or Any oilier tr let su i a lew ChurUr Oak Lifo Co A Dicl. a 03 Oil Lodge No 303 A Hlore to rent-- aiiipamii "Wjtnted-- Inform tlou Wm Poole Hoatettci i i rn-- bieci 1 A of In: Oil He- Bious and i i Tho Tsduute, Eater' Ploaeanlville, Petroleum Centre, Oi! City, Parkers and other towns interested, are requested to s.iu\ delegates to tho Ot Titusville ut a publio meeting, to be held at tlio Opera-houge, on Too-day evening next, he 37 b) to con- aider tho neoeyi of i xail- road from Krio, by the Weiy of Tituflville, into tho Oil Ksgum, is a competing rnll road, ooiineottng i water coiumunioi tloa to IN ow York and Kuropo And such other i a of internet to the people as may conio before the i BY OltDEll (H I I Forewarned The history of the a a i uoal re gion is case of meUucho warning to the oil region The coul intercut in aound hand uud to tho railroad inig Iho i 013 SOLA luto iho old ol tho trt ou companies Ibe i 13 uo i a in ihe a Ilo baa bee nit. more ot wood and d.awer ol a i to the inono- poliut, and from tima to time, ua bo turns the i i the in a i and aaaioliy nd blou i tl ri So i the oil i 1 i fixing i I i 0 LU oil iti ajiog who ahail i it, where it shall 10 lot i a by aud i 11 pipe tnes and all a i i eadlng ri i tbo HohLiiie, t-o ia i i a a ortato i to a ipoiN, aud wo a i bow trate oil i bee I top bo to up the i land-3 become producers theai to a whole i thtni owu a I a few men, stran 0 erd her i ti jurish in riohey, on tie ruma oi tbla a i itlust hey vlll dnvo our a i bv houaauda i i stand still, and i so i decay VT he and i of a a a interest, i i m- ercat i also i A 1 t- ievclopuiont for oi 1 i no longoi bold ut i a to the i and ng They will abandon a) precanou mrauil in i they hey a and, and their i ire gobbUd a greedy and i ip 10 oua i efiuiug lati-rest i be tft a i tefltroyed th a whole region a tbo a of tbuigs, evoladd tho vest of U3 a ell and place it in the eaatera ia cheaply aa we can I id i a to the lavra of natu-e and a ahe should do so To a i a i tho a competition a Iraud has beea lor a 1 ug practiced, and uud du crimination uned favoi of Cleveland by ho railroad coinp IUICB, aud a i eVer riud id i a I by a tnbu -Uo i ol tho a an ing i I a bokd i i upon mouopolua ind upou the rta i i rade The a regard co p-i mono ai mblio aerv vutf, aw reiding theu charter i aLd i i a not in derogation of tho piiohe righta and but coaflistoat i i policy There a be a in tt arsenal of the law to pn orit a ol he public Iroui i i our ete, or the oppreaaor from our imba It IH when lawa are cunningly contrived and perverted, and the i plea of juatioe wantonly defied, that a )eople, mad with a acute of Wiong, orth into revolution It waa a matter of a few pence tax on tea, imposed aibitra ily, that kindled the war of independence The and insolence ot railroad corporations la one of tho ularoiinj signs ot the times For railroads are not only ivilizera, ahaddlug light and piQcperity ut often become hory floourges, i i evorytking in i track Wo on expect nothing from the great rail road lines, except as their inter dictate "Wo ahull bs com and trampled on aa long aa wo are dependent on They will be coma reasonable and oTnplaiaant only when wo are i tbeir favors Tho producing i of this ragioii reureieut millioni of capital So does thu business io.tert.rtt, BO does tho a i and a a i interest They muat limits and combine, not only to break up the present aoheme by legal remedies, il anoh exist, or by masterly i a i i or by fttern and summary involving wo Icaow mot what of iaerice. Not thi.

Thene temporary expedients Thora only bo a final and eff ctual remedy amd an i a a wall of defence and aecurity i around us when the men who liva by oil production, or the Industrie! it supports, shall own a railroad and pipe line of their and tanka and magazines for storing oil and holding it, at such Eeaeona of the year and inch states of the market when it ia ruin ous or prejudicial to the oomwon interest ta ship or it L't us united oounaald and united action to-night oa the producer and i here ask "When will freights be i rea- aounblu and equal "When wi 1 disorim- i and oppression We answer "Whou the torbearsnoB of tho ceaae Does not eveiy passion, greed most ot nil, grow by what- it feoJa on "SVhen a i own abtpj, railroads pipe- tauks, rchnentn, do they not con trol the a li uot competition aseleaa? "What is left to the Mono pely but buy the wella and the oil imia. The hjd will thus be to tho combination i i i a Tlion npply the screws to labor, Uiou c1'e out tho weekly groceries at tho Company a store the samn the weekly stipend To i complexion it ma oome we-t aa east of I Alleghemop, and tbe oil regiuu now so ac- tivo and of poverty, a pluntation of the non-resident i i gloating and bloated with a tyrannical prosperity, founded on a i Slavery, and the oppreision of free Ubor by the cruablng tuergles oi Capital ol Frctgliis. The following ugnlfaoaut dipatoh roonivd hero yesterday Ailvinco in oil rates to day Oil in i rry to per bbl to Xflw York, $9 14 per bbl hued b-irrels, thirty-six cents moro the above This is an advance of $1 1C over old ra a moment's notice oonie- thoeo who have already bought oil tor shipment are just $1 19 oat ot pocket or, in other words, if they had to purchase to day they would not g.re within $1 19 what they paid yesterday, and tha loss would fall directly on tho producer If any one thing more than another would seem calculated to unite tha producers in a Bjhd and determined body for the protection ot their it is the buddeii and unexpected firing of this first shell from tho batteries of the enemy It must at once convince even tha most akeptioal that the South Improvement Company and the railroad companies are a unit, and that the great movement to swallow up the entire Region produoeis, refiners and every other interest has baguo. These railroad magnates doubtless calculate ih it by auddenly causing depression and a panic on the oreek, the price of crude will go down to a figure which will euab'o them to give their newly purchased reiinenes a tair start, at the ex- peuso of tho producers HJW far their aro cotrcot remains to be ileula'iona i a lbey Ijok upon the people of thia re- being composed of an incongruous uud lull irmomouB maes of oonniotlng oleni nt up into contending and fictions, the producer pitted tbe refine 1 aud the refiner agaiuat cce producer, iind all parties ous and sutspieioua ot each ether They i i a no plan can ever be devued for moulding sort of ithapa capiblo ot i oo and effoctivo 11 unof. How much i are miatakeu il i a i i bo to It producers know themaelvea, and we i do, the pnoe of crude will neither det line, nor will any contending lactioua divert from their determi- na ion of ot oiicu and fcrevor ridding themselves of trose i i a rates of tar 8 and of opening rip an inedapendeut outlet to Ihe By throwing aside all local jealousies, nearly the whole product may in future be refined on tho creek, and the mtereat )t producers and rtfiuers become idanti- haJ Thay i 01 dy control the price cf th i p-i-Juot indflpeodent i nr outside refining i wheruiu it i-pUt up into par i i a be oontrollad by i ilroad speculators, who will detor i the pn 9 of crude tor them The ei i i plain and simple, jo ution i all in dom table K.

at. 1 sagacity oi our thrifty nd ent i itij pjoulatiou AH i i nuoi lu a previous fir icle, tho price ct 'o on tho oreek 19 governed a grfut measure by tho price of refined lu verpool, which fluctuates between 7 I tintl 101, and that price is governed tin pu of her i i oils Cbo which the produoar, thore- jr c-u ret.i is what oaa be laved on etitu ij? t- in i It BOW a kuowledgtid faot that per can be refined cheaper on the creek, 01 iti tho region, than at any her ,.0 ut "Why, therefoie, not savo thia dif- it reii08f Tbe price benzine to day ia a.3 that of crude, and it can all be i a used in the region Shale ail in i mixed with benzine to mke it burn, and aa shale la our greatest competi- or, this ia the most potent reaaon why we should not allow oithet cruda or benzine go there, and why wo should send noth- ug from the region but refined The only means to accomplish i is to effect a combination between producers and roficers on the oreek It li much more economical and safer in the orjg run to bo refined oil for any length of tiuie a to store c-ude Tbe insurance is much lighter, and the wastage is not nearly so great With regard to independent transportation, that wo must im modiately have at all hazards A hue of road to le would answer every i i a urement, aud a Southern outlet i also ba undertaken i prcflt Tho road to Erie could be ready in sixty dnjs, and oil transported either to Now York via the cazial for most i conta to one dollar per barrel or shipped to Europe i via the 8t Lawrence There ia money enough in he run 1011 to hold all tho oil produced until i o.in be effected, arid if not, a uuited association of producers aud refiners can readily borrow all the capital that ia i for a purpose Tnere every indication of tho whole a oi thn region being represented at tbe Mans Meeting to night, and it is to be beped that they will do their work ther- and foiever decide whether the i i of di llara dearly erned by our i i i pet pie are annually into tbe pockets CT non-resident specula tors ni-d i corporations, or -Another they are to remain here to enrich and de- veljp i J.o( iii B'j cKHK.et s' jtssociacioim. kdi ura Morumj Herald Tae evea a now agitating the public mm I of the Oil Regions point to a necessity, long ielt by many, for some system whereby i ot action end influence rnsy be obtained and exeroiaed whenever our interests are invo ved Tho Petrol Producers' Association was organ- to supply this want, but it has failed to secure tho attendance of the larger pro i of thoae whose interests it was de- sunad to proteo. Still, the ninnageri of that association havo d)no good service Be 'tir tbay "were euatamed Now, it oc curs mo tli vt, instead of only one central fimoi lation designed to embrace 'n its i poraons residing and business at i to far apart as the tho cil producing we i i have local aascetiationB at ech tbo of production, there to bo rep bv two or throe of their best men in i a managers IH this a and by weekly meeting! we oiu got a full expression of opinion tho i of men interested, and the gene ral i i i a i a or central ojinmittee can mould ibe'-e opinona end ideas mtoebepe tor praotionl i PKODUOKK Tlic Combination ond Its Kem- edles -JLelter fioni Mr. Prentice.

FBANKLIN, 6 20, 1873 Editors Homing Herald DEAR IMKS --Writing ncw-papei or- ticliy, jou will plainly (o is not my bat as I bare been largely interested in the production oi oil from the first commencement, and have aeen the ups and downs," and fuel thu step 18 taken by railroads and refiners to enslave the entire producing interest of the district, the serious thoughts and test energies of every man connected with the producing of oil, both great and email, which la my excuse for writing, and in your judgment it ehould be worth a place in your wide-tpread paper, you can give it one It seeini to me it will do no good to only go on and call this Combination bad But all huge that swmdlerp," wanting (not by all producers First commence by putting down no more new wellts shut down all weila that do not pay or only pay a tiiila above expenses, use torpedoes sparingly, and for the time bei ng use no artificial means of increasing production By this moans we shall get oat the earuo amount of oil, but requiring more ttmo Bud less expense for the present I feel fully satisfied that the companies with which I em connected have lost money by putting down wells too closely together, and have spent too much torpedoes While it may have increased tho product for the time being, it baa not compensated for the greit expense and damage to the market Cjuld the pro duotra only produce the oil that tbero is now produced they could get moro than double tho price, for there IB nothing that will compete with oil at a price below ten dollars per barrel at the wells, aod I think it la well understood there 18 but little profit below five dollars per barrel and when it is to $ii 50 and 1 00 there will be many ot the producers losing money I saw plainly some ago the wild manner in which old oper itor-i, as wi 11 as a portion of tho new, usod us cpLi itnccd ones, of which there are many, going on starting new wells on old and new territory and wild catting all over the country far some now district, and also using every artificial means for increasing ibe produot and which has had its i3uut on the producing interests, already, by reducing the price very mateiially, and this greU Combination is only hastening Some weeks I had decided foi myself, and several companies in which I im interested, that it would be Ily to itart mo wella, have not for some weeks et a now contrao. for I havo eeu interested, and shull not for the oix unless it may ba to move orai old pliyed out rig And now if all jrodncers will act ou this plan, wo will loon see tho production oft rapidly, and tho price advance irrespective ot this Cjmbination We muat reduce tho roduo ion if we expect remunerative irices, but will not bnug oil up till thode hat wunt oil see tho supply falling off Tho question is aeked on every ooruci what to be done to meat this great Combination. It eeerns plain to me tbia Combination cannot line without us, but can live without them Stiould it prove iffcusive, as is feared, all that will be necesatiry is te uhut in producing, get ouraulves to work in earuoat and an eligible route for a a to be peaboard At the same tmio appoint a committee of earnest men confer with tho refining interests oi this countrj, and alsj of Europe, which this Cjmbiua- oats off entirely, and raise tho money, not only to build aruilioad to the seaboard, to buy and hold the oil, while this is iQiug done This would be a Coinoma ion that would not only pay enormously the advance in oil, but the railroad would have the aupport of the entire oil producing interest, as well as the community at large, and would get an mmenae outudo traffic, and it la possible we can enlist some Railroad now in oper- net making it necessary to build to seaboard Yet there ia one point that always must be taken lato ooneideraiion, rbat the control of this road must be in he hands of tb.2 oil oducmg interests, and those whoeie mterebt is with them, so control oinnot be wrenched from Yours most respectfully, PUKMICE ted A New Ktiilroad Project "When it was announced that an arrangement had bean made between the Pennsylvania Central and the railroads, by which the latter was to at Irvine or "Warron, a meeting waa cilled at Jamestown, which resulted in the eloction of a delegation its business to visit Tituaville, and make preparations for a new railroad After the selection of this committee, it was found that mass meeting of dele- gatoa from all the oil regions a to meet at Tituaville thia (Tuesday) evening The Jamestown delegation arrived bere on Monday uttcrnoon, and while they would not lay one straw in the way of any propoaed outlet from the oil regions which may be thought desirable, they wish to their now project for the consideration of the meeting The points they make aro a follows 1 The proposed route Will be trom the A railroad at "Workabarg, three miltq east of Jamestown to James town, thenoe orosung the A at the that plank place rood south gap by to finest agricultural section in Western Haw York. 5 A charter for this road in Pennsylvania, with right to connect at ate line with a New Ycik road at the point iu- dioated, passed the Ponnaylvinn Leg i-ia- last year, aud it mx- tavorabiu id ust in i'i tc'iuf 0 rn ia a miuiufao Eg monied nea invci their capuni in and, like the oil producers, they have a vital pecuniary nterost in cheap freights and breaking Lowu railroad monopolies Bpea'al to the Herald at Tidioute riDie-wiK, Feb 20 toia Morning Herald Atan immense meeting of producers at Chrard hall to-night Olapp was oho- eu chairman, aud John Tonkin, Jr and feeler, Secretaries The greatest leterniination was manifest, and Tidioute means business The following preamble and resolutions were adopted unanimous- Whereas, It la understood that an or- ganisation has been formed and chartered if the legislature of the state of Pennsvl vama, ariug the name of the South Im- rovemeut Company, to control the entire il basinets of our section, and Whereas, We believe the aims and purees ol said organization to be deslruc- ive to our entire busmen inteiesta 'hoiefore be it Resolved, That wo producers and eiti- 9na of this section are fully determined devote our entire energies and means rom now on to defeat the machinations of ho South Improvement and hat we will leave no atone unturned and xhauBt all our resources to that end, oiid hat we pick up the gage of battle thrown by this gigantic monopoly, and will it out en that line li it takes all 'Uuimer Resolved, That we agree aud reoom inuud lu connection with the other pro iucera of the oil region to shut down our wells long as may be necessary to a thodisigns ot this monopoly Hesolvod, Th it our delegates to the M-ias Meeting uro hereby m- truoted to urge importance ot rompt and thorough ilion of the mtiro business interests of the entire oil egion A delegation of fifty is from here UIB HIBBllNO AT K1UE LitIF, PA Feb 20 HEHALD There waa a large tteudance and much enthuai ism at the liilroad meeting to night A committee as appointed consintiag of about twenty- ve prominent cttiyans, to attend the eetlug at Tltuavlllo to morrow night JAS Tub. fouud-i lou walla of the Nationa 1 Hotel, Oil i which burned short lime i and we understand Mr M.

li vnolda, the ownsr, is to irttot a flua buck building upon the spot Tho a i gentleman id actively engaged teaiitig ont the debria on the lot where the Allegheny Trust Go's stood, to tho Wmaor blook, and 11 put up a Lciek i i its stead A A a Good to ShipmrB, one bnek i lbCU30, two stone-, consideration $8 000 Also Adam Good to "Wilkes, of Tidioute, tie store adjoining above, the Still "Water Valley, up that valley through the town of Basil to near Sngai Grove, and thence southerly thiough Patch Hollow to Garland, and thenoe by the moat feasible route to Tituaville. 2 This route is entirely feasible on the scare of grade, no deep cut being required between Jamestown and Garland The people on the line between Elhoott and Basil, New York, and at Sugar Grove and Garland, feel a deep intereit in the road and will oou- tnbnte liberally its construction 3 Tho of Elhoott has already isiued ita bonds for $00 000, and tho Com mittee feel authorized to promise that the road in New York will ba built to the Pennsylvania line without calling for any help from Pennsylvania 4 Tins new road would afford Titus ville and the oil regions direct comnsuni cation with A roads at Jamestown, and with a certain ty of ita sxtennon down the Chantanqua Outlet up the Cjnewago Valluy crossing the Erie Railway and thenoa to Buff ilo thus affording connections ou tho lim with these three railroad, and connections Buffalo wits the Erie Canal, and thi net-work ot railways which cento: in that city, including the Great "Western of Canada This route, besides femible, IB more direet than any othe nte now constructed, saving fourteen mles distance ever the route to offal via Corry and Brooton, and about the sam via "Warren, and opening up direct com Btunleatlon of tbe all region! with th VtKKlINO AT PUAMliUKO feHAM-Buua Pa Fab 20, 1S72 EDIIOUS HKUALD A large and en- husittdtio meeting of UB hua been ield hero this evening A strong and united feeling IH exptesaed to stand by the roduomg and refining interests agtuuet ay i monopolies Delegates have )een elected to meeting to be hold at to morrow evening Commumcatad of Union Siliool. The Hydetown Union School closed on riday Inet i oppiopnalo exorcises, omprtsiDg olloquies, rr-oitatuna, atioim, music, le idtug of original Cdaavs, to The performance WP.B very c'edit- ble to scholars, teachers and enpcrin- endent, uud tbo viditors present ix- themselves i gratified, and a i lu tho i that the school ully Buatamed reputation it has here- ofore obtained as one of tho very bent choola i i the country It would be diiE ult i i i all acquitted btm to creditably, and we will nly to two cxprcibea contrasting be old and methods of instruction, ne of which vividly recalled recollections the old log echool houae" of our ehool i a ot Auld Ijing Syne As representing the old system a spell ng elaes of boys vvits called when a rush aa made for the and, jostling and owdiiiL, each other until, after much tfort, comparative order was restored And after the settlement of disputes in egard to precedence in the class, the IOE- on waa proceeded with, occasionally in- bj Master, tbiia's pmukmg, 'Sam 'B on one foot Only an ocaaional word was correctly Bpelled at bo first trial, aud some definitions ware iven which are not found in Webater'd unabridged, but pronuunoed correct by he representative toieher, when the class dismissed lu tho a order as before The improved method was next reprc lented, tho members of the claes quietly akmg th-ir places by numberii, in regular order, and tho questions were answered promptly, and the esson recited wi accuracy At the close of tbo exercises tha Sup endent, Mr Chamberlain, wna presented with an elegant watch and chain, bjhalf of thopaironn of the school, a of the zeal and ability displayed by him lu the management of the school for the five successive terms during which it has been under hia charge The leoipient waa taken completely by sur but after recovering bis diaturbed emotions, replied with expressions of gratitude aud hctrt-felt thai ka Mr la candidate for tho position of County Snpennlendent, for which he is eminently qualified by his attainmentn and long experience an a sneoessful teach er in this county, as well ns his sterling integrity aud moral woitb, and should he be called to that position, the citizens of Eydetown feel that hia place in their school cannot easily be fiHed Feb 30, 1872 REMOVAL It any one's removal should be noticed it is a physioian'e thougu his patients are pretty sure to find cut for themselve? Dr Rjno has removed his ffice from his residence, on Pine street, to Spring street, over Olmstead Jewburst'a store He has very pleasant quarters, central and accessible yet i und retired Ir Keno has i large practice, and his success 13 a reoom' mendation of the Homeopathic achoo 1 But it is not only skill and judgment, but ana patience and attention that com mends him as a good physician ALBtNO MINBIRKLS Tho minstrel had a fair house last night, and the an di noe seemed to enjoy the performance Tee appearance of a company of minstrel in any other a than the acoeptei style of black faces, though it may euo oeed for whilo aa a curiosity, yet it dos not meet the general approbation Tk performance last night, however, wai ver; good, in some points, but the first par did not gecm to be enjoyed as well as they had appeared in "bnrnt cork rig The contortion act of Master Willie Gay lord waa good MK BjtiDnEiM proprietor of the Farmers and Mechduica boot and shoe has gone east to purchase bis spring stock All in want oi boots aud shoes wait for hia return, as he will bring the best and largest assortment ever Wrought to Tit ua ville One More Suicide. We briefly referred yesterday to a case )f EUicido at Pleasant? illo, but the orowdcd ytate of our columns precluded extended I I ive The i i wasa young woman Burned i 10 a and isr ory, as bri fly comiaii ed to paper a ew hours bef jre hpr death, reveals one of he mott wanton and brutal outrages aver omini'tei upju an innocent und helpless Oman It appears that about a year ago Mips jewis was living at Eagundap, where tho was employed in a private family aa a domestic At tbe same time a young man amed Steve Loveless, the aon of a re- peoted widow woman at Ploasantville, was emplojed as an engineer, nd having made tho acquaintance of the irl succeeded, in part by promiaea of an-iaye end partly by violence, in ruin- ng her The act geema to have beeu one the most cruel and despicable that can imagined, the girl being confined to er bed by illness, and incapable of rouiDt- uce From that time, it would appear, ae continued to be dependent upon her- and failing health, and bt.in^ cust by the heartless villiau who bad estroyed her happmoe-p, she was bilged to aeek temporary shelter with a arried eidtar living at But le increasing burden of her thame at ength made her she rerolved take her own life Sho was homeless nd a wanderer, i resources, with- ut friends, worae than all expecting oon to become a mother, and forsaken by 10 one who of all others should have een her solace and aupport The agc- foeling!) with which tbe wretched nd despairing woman was goaded to elf destruction, may bo inferred from aeae private letters They tell the true tory of a most heirtleua crime, and yet tie has no word of condemnation tcr tier estroyer She only asks that somebody will pray for her, and that BBC may be uribd where ho resides, in Pleasant ille Ona can imagine how he drags her weary frame along on the onely roud from Triumph, in the effort to each his home, and leave her body at his breshhold, in the hope that he might ave sufficient compassion to bury her he had "opened the veins of her arm, nd had taken somo poison," as she ex- ireesed it, and when tho readied the (use of Mrs Ijuveleea she had barely trongth to for a cup of iter and to permitted to lie down awhila It ap ra that Steve was not there, but his uter, an estimable young lady, admitted ho a girl and aho was oon- ticted to a bed Here ahe remained, mtensclj i and eocivlug gome itioos from Miss Ijove- ecs, who i uot a i of thr rue state cf tho ct-ae At about 7 clock on Sunday morning bhe expired wh had been haslily sum- loned, could givo no relief The follow- ng lettera wero found her pert-on I a 10 MISS HATCH OF PAGUNDAB Misa MAGO HATCH--You wi 1 be urpriaed to beiu whsir I to pay By bo timo read ihe'to ln.es niy hand ill be staled in death I dan'r ant you lo ba blamed lu is all th it I an do I have dnooivrd but I ould not help I ku3w that you i aink I hivo done wrong, to do BO, do not vt nt to gink any deeper in rime, aud is all that is Iciit lor me to I nin not ablo to wirk, und now that I havo no home I i than let my siater know of it ivo beeu wrouyed, wiongod, and rutally wronged when I at youi ouae last Spring und Summ Stovo joveloja would stay out i i all could bo asleep, and theu he would come nnd abuse me I have git out of bed nd run out of doura aud hid repeatedly to eep away from i If k.0 caught ino lieu ho would tuable with me till I WUH red and then I would holloii and leu could get away But when you went way a give him a belter chance -To could come in and out at his pleasure know he had to go through the oom where I slept I used to stay np ights till he would como in, or he would omo where I was, aud then I had uot 0 nuch chance of escape One day Sunday) while yon wore uwa, I wan ery sick, find Mrs Loveless was there I ould sit up in the forenoon In bu afternoon I got batter, and Stsve toid 10 atterwaids that i told him, his tune lo et tbe start of me, it ho fetovo aud I hud not been terms fot tome timo i lo promi el to a mo I did not timk enough of him to marry htm, but and when i came ime for him to get married bo me 10 would not marry eald that ho did ot want to married now then be went away, thinking Icould not find him heard where he was, aud then I was home I started for Shamburg rode to Enterprise aud walk- to I found S'eve, Ld he said be would come aud ee me in the evening I told htm I was ablo to work, and he said thai he jBuld not to pny my board He lid not ever oome nt ar me Ho went away and told tbe boys that ho did not want to see me I have not seen him since hn trouble Mv mind is much use hau it was, and it I could longer i a vould kill me by t'egreea My mind is so jad now that I am not capable oi taking oare ot inysslf, if I was able to work, I am not I do not want you should et anyone nee thin Tell Mr Hatch that want that ha will what in coming to Jteve to me Dm't Ut my slater tnow it Don tell anyone that you got hese lines Maggie, pray for mo I I feel hat I am doing i best that I can do I am going to Ilia engine house, where ht i to to breathe my Ijst' I cannot llvo wiui him, I die whore ill I want to be buued in Ploiirmt- viilt), in ie i laa no iiharma for me Miggie, piny tor 10 1 Maggie, pray for me HATTIK L-KIIRR 10 MHB LOVELESS MHS LOVFIA--- --I have coins to die with you I only a tow minuted to live Your so I as fthamcfuHy abusec me, when I was ck and not able to take oare of self He seduced me nnd then he would rry ma ISow he has left me and will not me one cent to sup port me and I am not able to work and do not -want to sink any deeper la crime 1 don't think I amdomif wrong Ic wil ot be any more of a crime to take my own Ufa than thn life of I can not support myself and what could I d( with a child? I nhall not have a child tt go through what I a I don'fc i 1 am doing wrong It is all that is Ielt lor me to do I have no home noi i and this ray mind has Jailed I want you to bury me and not tell any one about it I don't a my faiater know it, and it would not be best lo Steve if they find it out I i tha Steve had ought to bury mo, but if does not, cand to njy sister and she wil bury me I have opened the veins armi and took some poicon, and you wil not be troubled lonor with me I want be buried in the Methodist church-yard, there is ont, if there in not I want be boned inPleaaantvillo signature SECOND LB1TBK TO MIES HATCH Mus MAGGIE HATCH --You will to hear a I have to Hay the time that vou read these hues hand will be sealed in death H-tggie, want you to forgive me for not telling yo all before, bat I could not I want Mr Hatch to comfl and bur me I i that this is all i fault Stave told that Jw told him that I wa very ciok and now waa hia timo to aba me 1 hepe that the curse of God wi I fall on him gnature THB VERDICT. An inquest waa held an Sunday by Haight, Esq acting ooronfr, aud th following is a cipy ot tbe verdict Cemtojrwiii.Ti OT VENAHCO LootTi, An inqniiitioa inden xl and taken ut borough, tbe eanatj ef Yoauogo, th Mtk In the reu of 1-orf nethouiand eight bundled and eeventy-two, bo II UAL 1 7 year, since, ovr ot the body of Hattie Lewir, tben and thtro tho poor jcople for good, dead, upon thp oaths of L.

Kvenan John 41cholH, 8 Newkurk, AcUmg, OUtirlea Gardner and Jl Curtlas, (food and lawful meu the county afore aid who befnir uworn to m- uiry on the part of oyromonwealtb n. how, and what manner tlm Lttwii came to her death, do any uporj tlr oalh that the uld i i L. nil did at oountjr aforeaaid, Kebruarr J6tb, 872, olun a 117, aud with intent lo tuk-j her wn life, aimlniatt by her own hand pjiian, ilo ofonn and laudanum, causing her dettth be- weeu the boura of tevert eight o'clock a ebruurr 25th, A IB 2 bund so ejurore roreiaid, upon their oaths nforeaaid, euy itmt fie aald tbe i and Iheje, in mmntr oresuid, aa a felon of heiatlf, felemoualr, vol Btjrily, of het mttl ce aforeth ught, nereelf illed aLd murdeied, the pf and dlg- iiy ef the commonwealth of Funiiiiylvitnia The funeral of the deceased took place eaterday afternoon from the Jhurub, and very largely attended bo following IB a tketch of the remarks iadeby the Riv Heard, who con- uctod the servicea FtJNEHALI, DISCOUIiSH With mingled we meot to- ether to give burial to one who bos eon overwhelmed i the billows of rouble. At an early age left withcnt arental care, she wia thrown upou her wn Sho found friends in tho orld among those whose friendship means all tbe word expresses, nnd she was orthy, for she had many excellent quakes of heart and life The circumstances 1 her death, while they show that her fe was not without fault, plainly de- ftre that the inclinations of her heart ere toward tbe paths of honor and irtue Sho must have been intensely Gnaitive to the claims of respectability a demanded by the ethics of Christian tciuty, and this la saying much in her vor Her life, like many another, was not xempt from trouble and temptation hat she was tempted above that she light have be able to we dare not ly That sho was a greater emner timn many who moro guilty yet live, and uil.r infinitely lees than eho must have uttered, wo cinnot affirm consistently mh truth lheapptient inequalities of us life will cettamly lie made right in an litr woild by the jual fudye of all the aitfi The innocent who suffer for the uilty must have their reward hereafter The leaaon of tho hour la lor tbo viug, especially i young people We avo been brought into this world for ise and holy purpcaes, worthy of the irncter of God who gave us ting The temptations and troublea errmtted to oome upon ua are ot designed by our Father to destroy us, ut thai, in icsntinij and endui ing we iay increase lu strength learning wherein lies Tbe trials aud sorrows of life, we are eustainod hy conscious oj.e in God, must fill our days i nourning, and involve eventually lu the arkness of despair I have sometimes thought that life ere was like walking a rope across It is to do it suc- eusfully without pome kind of support ttempt it alone without any support for bo trembling limbs, we fear, reel, and ,11 i the devouring flood, i there A no need of one walking rmnd tho enrla of life alono No not if nnd initber die, nor if lovers and friends land aloof child of humai ity, earning for friendship and ompamonahip, never more BO lan when in trouble, look up, lift their desponding heart to heaven and ear our eternal Father say "Child take my hand i upon me in the day of rouble, and I will deliver theo, sinking oul, behold frail Pater mnking hear his rj "Lord save or I perish then ace esua Btrctch forth his all-powerful hand it is our unbelief that tbe gates blob lead to deapair, and out from ur bight the groat lights of hope--morey --love--which God always hanga out in ur sky We never can bo in rouble BO serious but that God ctm help if we will only look to him No sin which wo are ainceroly sorry in too i i to bo covered by tho divine larl Now, because G-jd ia willing and i i dehver ua from all our sorrows, we havo riiiht to a to deliver ours-lvca laying violent bands upon our own ves That only adds sorrow to sorrow nd multiplies our troub'es Consider what a well-grounded hope in through Jesus Curiat his Son will do man. If we have it QH our stock in iituiil trade when we commence reypon- ble life, it will keep us through youth ad young manhood from tho allurements vice, it will control the of tho ody aud soul, it will shield in the our of temptation, it will cast down tho ase elements of oui end mljeot ur inclinations to be motives of truth nd i if our fco slip as we fill, it ill help UR to rise f-gain When gricfa re HO multiplied that reaaon in er seal, this hope will preserve sound of mind and when tho last storm omen and tired nature becomes a wr ok ahonlsof time, wo can oast this hope that witbin the veil, and ptove that it a an anchor which always holds TIIK I I IRON WORKS, Hoi, iitooK, GUILLOD Co --Tuis compara- ively now machine shop is doing a busmeifl Ita location is fa voraMe ior the accommodation of tbe of a large section surrounding ioterpriae, lately arq uring a good deal it importance Two of tbe pioprietorf, dr Guillod and Banuifter, aro well known as thorough and practical machinists jr no berpiirpoHL, I in I heve Tho people 1 hia fact understood But tboae tipgecaea so 1 ng, and tunny to aye la a 1 -will admit I will nuTiir cjasitn tliat it pleagea the crowd, While brerltr conjtitutti wit No tlma la the -world, haa hUtory chaag-ed, In the matter of prosy deba Would you wlah to be hiirpi, avoid thoae intn Wno ate boru with thia Tsondtrtu! ult Contusion pre idea, and long uteethnproauxe, A muddle, in nine out of tea Ltt thtin maka thtlr long ipevehei, but save me at lette From yourpiosy oiil imu The are 1 11 admit, in tbu of lite "When must b- uaad to expl tin But moat of theap ukere, who grett ua to day Are BpeaktrH lor peiboual FlOAllO The attentiou ot our readers is called to tho advertisement of the Charter Ortk Life Ins Co of Hartford.

Coiiu This o. ru pany is well known as one of tbo oldest and uiott substantial institutionn of i kind tho country It has been most carefully managed during its business career of over twentj -one years Though one of the most conservative oompames ID existence, it has always been the loader in matters ot improvement in the aoiece oJf life insurance, and has beeu tbo originator of many of tho most raluublo features which have been added to tbo buainom during tho pant few years It now presents ft new plan, which is highly commended by all whose attention has been directed to it Tina plan, deposit lupur. anop, certainly some very marked improvements over any other plan of insurance i which wo aro acquainted To thosa who live long and prosper" yields very handsome returns as an investment, and to those who die it affords tho benefits of insurance at rates far bslow I huso elsewhere ciTared on any short ou dowrnents, foi which thi in a substitute But its chief and admirable- provision is for the withdrawal of payiutntH, by those who defeiro so to do, at the cud of any policy ye ir The utnouut allowed to be i a is definitely tpcoilnd for eack year, and is very Ijrge proportion of the total payments to the company We are confident that, 111 advising our readers te investigate this -plan, we are doing them a service Thin company or its agents will afford full infirmuliozi of tho plan to any one them on the subject ODD I ELI own' A I DLUICAHON -A public dedication of the new Did 1 ul lows hull of liounoville i take place on Bloni'a) ich 4 li A public lecture will be i in ev inng by Past G-and Siro, iracfi of Phila- delphi i All lodg nnd members aro cordially invited to bo preceut on tho occasion By older Cjmmittce of Arrange- NEW on, ouui: A 1 eld thm or the of the mt utei und tier 8 Membera are notlded, and visit ng i i qucs td lo uttiud LVMAN, 'TOltj; TO IN GOOD 3 BRICK BUILDING, No 7 Rou I a itrett of SE11 A a ieb2- Info i A POOLE and L1AV JN i'(JO Lher nud tit ter who i oicester Masc for lovft in the 18 0 Pl.t liidjr comj IL.XI a 1 110 5 ub ut 1 i pay a il iniunnutioii of these purliuj fi0 )f Box 34, dim br i i a i ior dciini WM. PC DLL i PA Low Cash Rates, OF THE Charter Oai Life OF U1UTFORI), TOIVN. c-i i i i i nee on all tho cirdl try na i 1 ruten than otoci i i i i in3 pays annuil duidenda inciea The pi in citl td Deposit Insurance, 1 iteiy i dueed byfliw corn piny is tiperfor (o mv ort term endowment or tine it lix 11 irrrn ler ilue for llio poll ut the i-nd of iiy of iti urrcnt ars A A w3m Fa OTICJU.

CLAIMS i 1 tto Ilora Templf qu 1 to ti i em to the und 1 1 to i Hi i ad-ounl" him 1 1 i i TJB.MPi-1 6 Jt MASONIC Hall corrmr FnaJtlm mhng Brothers Companions tnti Sir fntffliit a coral a ly invited to attend I PHKBD UlN A. 1 40S A meets Wonrl ly vunnf at 7 clock Kimt and bud Mond ij 1 ic.ul Toise SM CHAS FORD MannBoi 11 1) WAili U.L. Busm Manager fun TWO NIGHTS ONLY Pjldj unlay, March 1 and 2. lirs of the world renowned Spee tacular Comic Fautom me, Hy the H-rnand-s Fceter online Tr neryl 2sew Jiii.ita v.h ngtai I4u New Costume" I QU AK 1 Mi litvn Mr JdernauiUz tan tlcon, Frank Jtfr Col jmbint, M'lle Juntnn Cirle, i nd a fautomiuiti i rcmpe TLa Bti will uppu course of enter t-ach of orn po scales a he a nl ipeciul ty ITl'lle JLillie uud lo tbe brutaij. tha urt duncere LI I ri-fc.

VIC, the child wuudtr, in no And charncterist impcr ount uin PHfc, A I ir in their wonderful gyiuoavau feats TH.K LA. It bert ni Di lc in eir "out am unrig performances aud A g.o dtincerii. 1 i performance to toad wita a Pnccu ol A i ion-- Purguc te isd Cir- Ilia nd $5 i cle 50 ery Sic Boxes chur Jo Of mormug, i i a tm of the 1 ou on at clock. OPERA HOUSE. rUKBIbll WILTON Managers.

THB OUAND EVENT OF THE SEASON. a a a si Two Nights Only, Wednesday and Thursday, FEBRUARY 28 and 9.9. The ft eat Society Sensation, tke Fifib Avenue a New Folk. Under the direction ot Augustin Daly. Pr nn unu II Hervcdspntfl a ofhne on a ufte Monday, ba ready A I J-JOU4E WANTED.

SMiLL HOUSE, Huitab fur a family of two OT three persoH Apply to 01 addresa I Herald office i ignatniy plfic Ward of liuum I i elections In Third i hy tbo Common i i i ilie elections which ibt 10 jt the liiid of oiry i lit. ru i "sio ti ho tthill be n.u-1 by Curtis te i the wvst Vpositi tho Gibbi, Coun il of thf city ot 1 Tli li 'i nu 11 in th build pido of Monroe i I i. hi' 11 2 i a 1 mcts oi parts of or- ilm jiusfec I i or ihe usage ot thia 01- tiuiinr an 1 nth with the provisions hereof a here!) i ilo i A CAD I'll Hid nt of Council A A. HAS)- ti Clerk Af i 1 ti, 17 tb I febl BA.TL9 Mayor From New York city of European, South Pacific, and "Wtet India mails lor the month of February, 1872 1st Httvanuiinl "West Sd im nnd ts Indids 3d (ierui in nt a i i Bremen 3d Jjivtipool oth Eur ipe, viii Plymouth, Cherbourg aoi llnmhu 7th I uropt. i L.U rpool 8 li iv it Wcai Indies nnd Ntusaau, 10 Utrrmm via Brtmen 10 FrttnJi M.

uli MH Brest 10th iiu 1 1 Tp iol 1 2th VKiiii Hud 51 xico 1 Jth KUH Fly mouth, Ob erbourff and fiam- biigr Nth Europe Liverpool t6th HJ.VUH i 1 5th tijiiih Pacific, Kingston imd ici 17th Gcirn in Htitea via Bremen Kuiopi vi i JLi crpool 20Lh i.ur i via Plymouth, Cherbourg and Hamburg Plnfr i Llvtrpool. i 22d Baran ami 231 Hep ihJic, Brazil anl bt Thomas. 24th Germ Ht Hrtmcu. J-iLh Fiench AluiiH i a liieat 24th Kur pe via LinLipiol J7tli Kurope via Plyreouth.Cherbourg an! Hamburg 2Sth Fuiope Mft Tuivprpool 28 Ji South Lucille and tntral America 1 he last i i a i i fi om Titusville connecting i sbov stonmera will ba which asca it 4 00 AI of (he aecond clay before of th 1 nit tone 1 dates The mail closm at II 00 A of the previ us day in possibly be in time, it IB duo ia York at 7 00 A J( 1 hnnry 1 1 7 2 utfta we Apply nt Mia SICLDEN'S, corner nnd Mn si ffblS HOUSES L.OTS ITOR 8ALK In Hammond's Addition. Terms eiuir to B.

HAMMOND, wlir.ti aru 3 0 8 A I 1 clock lueada In tkc feeing the 1 1 i btc i Mr Guillod being the inventor of tbe oel- ebratrd Guillod Steel Jars The Enter- i Shop is fitted up and fnr- niihed with new and first-class inofHne- ry, with three lathes and a drill 1 pla urr, to none, an improved GOO Ibs steam hammer, a 20 horae boi'cr und several fireu Mr Bannister Jias contrived an ipparatus for conveying back the cxhauat- Klo.irn to tbe boiler, theieby saving one- quarter of the fuel. Tho firm nave a bras? anel WHO supplying castings and fittinga of all kindc, and a full assortment of patterns of mill ani well gear A specialty is made of the throo and one-half inch rig irons for deen well? Special attention is also given to ropu'rmg boilers, and all i of jobbing and pipe and oil well supplies, are kept constantly on hand Tbe shop now turning ont a sot of for an artesian well at Bos'on The reputation of the firm is a guarantee to then patrons of good wtll done at living prioec Orders from all quarters faithfully attended to THE next meeting of the Korr Hill terary Society will be held Saturday evening, March at the school house, at seven o'clock The exercises for the evening will consist of declamations, essays, orations, reading of the "Paper," and a debate on tbe question, Resolved, That eapitsl punishment should not be abolished Three dispntantu will be beard for acd the tame number for the negative of the question. All are Invited to at tend. WEDNESDAY-- JS KBlt'liU crnplur, maeU I i ot ich month JOHN I Jl IHli.au 1 35r. GOTTLIEB FISCH'S BITTESS.

'1 Ins pi" pit iU of this en it i i 1)1 Gott- 111.1) I lM.h of i i i i i iiPd on tho fact tli it as a mit rials of the boi'y i i lionl 1 oo 1 si nil 11 il 1 one or Hi nmi, Is 1 I fioni tlif 1 1 on i it i In I Ur. A 31Mci en iblos Iho Svt i to a i ami up )i mti 11" i ri- a A cm 1 I i i Us I i IJ blllty nua liulc of 1 1 't-'- Hi si i i i i trt nl i mil ill i no i '( re Inlor i stem BO It i looM'i ul results of in I "to, walor, rf an 1 1)0! 1 i 11 Mil tm, in i oft i t( miilo i 11 i I ft in 1 Pnori 1 i ill 1 I i i s) in I nil i i i i a 1 i ru it i itloa. I I THURSDAY. moatk I AKR, A Coiin- RII 1 bccjnd Ihuiftday of A A ASFIKWJU.I., tf Anron Tt A. lin.ptor on i iriUy of r.ourot eling 7 clock TIXOD YOUKO, arc 1 jauSO it i It WANTCO, i IT i fur Si rotuU, i i a Rhctiina- 1 i uin 11 C'IM ises of the AT One ipel acquainted with the Oil WP 1 Hird ware a--d that can come well rtcom mended BH.OWN, THUBY Co fi-bSJ Pollock i lano OountT Pn A HAS JUST EBCBIVEB AN KKTTIBELY OF THB i 1 i i uf i i i i PHYS'cJANS i I 1 1 r-, ai I i I I 1 1 i i i i i A I I UTEST STYLE IF BOOTS SHOES Bought direct of the b'it propot'eB to Bell them at UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES Be now next Mil I'la, i I Columbia.

Oil NOIlLrS, I dgocomh, O. Al'D ENDOHSED BT nii ii Ml I hio i I 01 I illlo, Ta VDU1.N, Murfncl- i a a 111 ul 11 i nantPe a 1 1 i i i I in tlie tn mo i of I o. i i i try i-, 1 1 be restoroi i i a i IS urlee 6, 1 -SO DB. CL322ST3 CO. tn all Druggljta.

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