1NHANITY AS AN KXVl Kit FOR HI.UK Mr.'DftviJ Dudlev Field rpad ropar latt evsninc, before the New York Medico lxral Society, concern lug eiaotionnl insanity in lta relntiooi to the commission ol crime and legal puniuittnts. , II Itcld the emotional insanity, as it is called, it not a justi fication in law for criminal acta. In various cases cited he said that the killing was nn absolute olfrnc against the law, and thertore to guard society from repetition of such acts, Sickles, McFarland, Cole and ethers ought to have been hanged, no matter what their mental state might have been at the moment when they fired the pis tol. In other words, a man is respon sible in law for becoming emotionally insane, just as a man is responsible in law for becoming insanely angry, the distinction between the two not always being apparent to the lay mind. Mr. Field summed up his argument in the following conclusions) That children and idiots are not holdsn to criminal responsibility ; that mental unseundneos mny excuse crirno when the will becomes the slave of defective reasen ; insanity excusing crime must be shown by experts to be a brain dis ease; neither emotional nor percep tional insanity is an excuse in itself for crime; all prisoners delared insane hould be put in lunatic asylums un til their restoration to health ; the jxinUhaieuU should be graded to suit tho quality of the crime and the intent and relative guilt of the criminal. These opinions are praotioal and gen erally sound, and if adopted by our courts would tend to rid us of emo tional insanity altogether a result , inuoh to bo desired by those who do not expoct to kill their neighbors, but who may run some risk of being kill ed by their neighbors, while the latter, according to the current doctrine, are legally irresponsible. , t The New Orleans Picayune says: A visit to the levee at the present time will fully convince any one of the vast value of the great river that flows by our metropolis. No less than thirty steamboats are now at the wharf, with twelve or fifteen barges, and immense piles of freight encumber the landing from one end to the other, though numberless vehicles are em ployed iu removing the merchandise. Iwenty-eight boats have come in since Sunday morning, bringing over $5,. 000,000 worth of produce. The re ceipts of cotton, for example, since Saturday noon have been 21,823 bales. This ia just double the receipts for the same period at all the ether ports of the United States, as telegraphed to the Cotton Exchange. A story told lately is of a wealthy New York German and a Hartford livery stable keeper, who was loth to let his best rig to a stranger. The German was bound to have his ride, and agreed to buy tho horse and sleigh, and when he returned the stable-keeper might refund the money. This was done, and the team returned and the money refunded, when the German started to go. "Hold on," said the man of horses, "you have not paid your horse-hire." "Why, my dearsir," aid the New Yorker, coolly, "I have been driving my own team this morn jng." "I could kill you for two cents, said an enraged individual to a neigh bor. "Great heavens ! can it be pos sible?" cried the neighbor. "I knew you were avaricious, but I could not think that you would stain your hands with blood, and your soul with the aw ful crime of murder, for such a paltry Hum. It is terrible." The enraged individual stared quite hard at him for a minute and then withdrew per. fectfy disgusted. An Omaha man rose to build his Monday morning fire, wben ho was seized with a violent fit ef coughing, And choked to death before relief could be had. Let this serve as a warn ing to domineering wives who kick their husbands out of bed at the ap proach of day-light, and sweetly snooze while he chills the marrow in his bones and barks his shins on the stove hearth, kindling a fire for them. "Will you have a daily Sun?" said a newsboy to Mrs. Partington. "Will I have a daily sou f Why, you little scapegrace 1 How dare you insinuate against a lone woman ? No, indeed, I guess I won't have a daily son) My poor, dear husband used to com plain when I presented him with a yearly sou. A daily son, indeed ! Be gone you upstart imp !" Mr. Whipple says, women to the end of time, will never be tired of gat ing en these insipidly handsome faces, and those perfectly but impossible fit ting garments, which gladden their eyes when they look at plates of the fashions. - Mr. Whipple standi a good show of being snatched bald-headed by uttering such sentiments as these. A country editor, while reading his proof the other day encountered this expression : "For our part we are firmly convinced that a long tail shirt is by far the most desirable." It wai a canal article, and what the mis guided editor wrote was a "low (oil sheet!" Frincipal of the California- Deaf and Dumb Asylum, Ib in the" habit of ... . i , putting ins anna arouna ana ising the girl pupils who, liable to yell, can only blush or 6cttU.cH l&cjr uienp jriyJ. RUBBER GOODS, RUBBER GOODS, RUBBER GOODS, RUBBER GOODS, AT If. CJ. TIXKER ft CO.'S CKNTRE STRFET, OIL CITT. TA. Wo have an Immmiw assortment of the altove froods in every stylo and quality Imaginable, as for inslanoe: 11 Inch Twivply Relting. 2 Inch Two-ply licking;. 21 Inch Two-ply Belting. 2 Inoh Thrce-plv Bolt in. 21 inch Thrce-plv Melting. 3 Inch Tliroe-plr lleltins:. 31 Itmli Throe-ply HeltiiiK. ' 4 inoh Three-ply Dotting, 8 Inch Three-plV belting. 6 Inch Threo-plV Uniting. 7 inch Three-ply Belting. 8 inch Fonr-ly Belting. 9 inch Four-ply Bolting. 10 Inch Four-pty Belting. 12 Ifich Four-ply Bolting FIVE-PLY AND KVPLF-SS BF.I.TS TO OKDER ON SHORT NOTICE. Wo gnrnntoe satisfaction In everv In stance. We are hoadquarters far the above good. H. G. TINKER & CO. Allegheny Valley Rail Road. DIRECT KOUTS TO XUFTAX TUROUGIH TUB OIL KEOIOMS. OX AND after Moadav Tth. U, Traia will ma as follows ( Pkl'aaUlaiki Time) i 80UTIT. Buffalo Express leare Oil City at t It sa Arrives at Pittsburgh I (4 BBS Night Express Leaves Oil City 1 60 p m Arrives at Pittsburgh it a at nay iLxpreK leaves Oil City t 1 a at Arrivoa.t Pitllhui-ch Oil fitv Aiwim Tn. nil ni, A cs - aud arrives at Brady's Bend t it p. as. NORTH. Buffalo Ex, leaves Pittsburgh at T 4t a as A rrvlwaa aft Ml tMt m. . 4 n s a t sr eh v V. I L t Ml) , Jjf BJ KfBJ Night ExprMB Lmtoi Pittsburgh t 0 mm i a v rm Ml Yl, Vlt-Jf 9 V ft BH 1y Kxpren Uavea IM tin burgh 13ih ArrlvMat OM rU ai Oil City Acc.leaTM Brady' $nd 4 a m Silver Palace Sleeping Cars ea night Express Trains, between Pittsburgh aaf Titusvllle. Through Coaches on Day fivoB uniii. utiwovi x uisourgn ana aajs ton. J. J. LAWRENCE, Weal, a. Ass t. Sup't. PENNSYLVANIA CEWI TRAIi RAILROAD ON AND AFTER 11 P. P. Sunday May I, 1870, Trains arrive at and leave the Union Depot, corner of WauhtnUm bm4 Liberty street, as follows t ARRIVE. Mall Train, 1.30 a ni : Fast Una, lilj a m ; Well's accommodation No. 1, t.20 a aal Brinton accommodation Ne 1, T.M a as Wall's acuommodntion Ne 1, 8.55a m ;Cia einnatl express 9.20 am; Johnstown ee conimodatiou 10.50 am; Braddeck'a ae commodntion No 1, 7.00 p m ; Pitubnrgh express 1.30 p m; Paeifie express 1.50 aa t Wall's accommodation No 8, 2.S5 p bb Homewood accommodation No 1,9,65 bbs Wall's accommodation No 4, 6,50 p m Brinton accommodation Ne 3, 1.10 n Way Passenger 10.20 p ni. DEPART. Southern express 6.20'a ni ; Pacific ex press 2.40 a m ; Wall's accommedation Ne 1, .30e m ; Mail Train 8.10 a m ; Brinton's aoeommodntion 10.20 a m ; Braddoek'a aa- oommoaation jso l, fi.io p m; Cincinnati express 12.85 p m ; Wall a aooominodaWea X 2. 1 1 -ft 1 111 .TrtK Ylatrourn tafisattrvi mvlatlaiai 4.05 p m ; Homewood accommodation Wn.11 fnirti rti l r Va 9 9 At n . VL.'-11'- 7.40 p m ; Wall a No 6, 11,00 p ui, The Churoh Trains leave Wall's Station every Sunday at 9.05 a. ni reaching Pitta burgh at 10.05 a. m. Returning leave Pitta, burgh at 12.50 p.'m., aud arrive at Walt's Bttiou at 2.10 p. ni. Cincinnati express leaves dallr. South ern express daily except Monday. All eth er Trains daily, except Sunday For further Informutinn apfv to W. II. BECKW1TH, Agent. The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not assume any Risk for Baggage sxi cept for Wearing Apparel, aiifl limit tbeir rsponsihility to One Hundred Jlollai a val ue. All baggage exceeding tlijt a cunt In value will be at the risk of ti) inw, unless taken by special contract, A, J, tlAWSAl Boneral Saperlnteodent, Alloona Pa. PITHOLE VALLEY R'T. O X AND AFTER Monday, June , 1871, iaius wui run as kji)oh's; TRAINS NORTHWARD. 8TATIOHS. Oleo polis, Bennett, Woods Prattlers Mill I'ithols City Xo. 3, Ke. 4. 10.25 a ra s.se p m 10.3S " t.2 " 10.30 " 8.18 10.24 " l.li 11.0 ' 2.60 " TRAINS SOUTHWARD STATIONS. Pithole City, Prathora Mill Woods Bennett No. 1. No. 8. 8.40 a in 1.2t p ra 8.48 " 1.48 8.5 " 1.64 'I 9.0i " ?.pi l Oleopelis " 3.14 All Trains make close oonnsntlona i uionpoiis witn trains on the Oil Crack ft Allegheny River Bail way, North and South. Two Lines of Stages run daily between Pithole City, Miller Farm and Pleasant villa, makingconnection witharrivingand uoimiung i mini. J . 1, U liA I tt, II. WK'KHAM, Sup't. Ticket Agent, Pithole City, Pa. STRAUSSNtMlT. limCB. nrifl. 14 ftiph In TtnrH t& iM eloth. Tho two volumes oontain ovsr forty lutiful Waltr.es, worth at least $25 in gFAvoKimavi dealer be partioular to auk tot J'XTsas' "'"V" vf 4i.Tjtaa, as ills the only correct and complete edition. Ad droB J.L.PKTKRS tlf A T nrCO MiiMie Publisher, VV AL 1 ZllLO. 609 Broadway, New York. Nov. 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THE FACTS about this Urant nro Low Pri-68,' 4iiK Crelit, aud a Kehato to set tlers of nearly one-fourth j a Kii-li Soil and Spendid Climate; short and mild Winters; eaily planting, and no wintering of, Stock; plenty of Hainfull, and just at Uie right season ; Coal, Stone and Brick on the line; (..'heap Rates on Lumbor, CouT, Ac.; no lands owned by Speculators; Jloinestead and Pre-emptions now H)undaj,t ; a lirst class Kailnd rn l)m line of a greut Through JtoiitejProd'u,. win pay far IjuiU and I mproy omenta. J I is the tjest pp)Hrtunity erer offered to thp publiu, tiu'jgugh the receut completion i,fihe lloiul. ' bqt Circulars and general lifori"tion, address A. K.TOUZAUN, Manager 1-aud Dep't, -2ni, Topoka, Kan. 0. W. CLARK, Aent, Tionesta, Pa. Ttte Republican Offioe KEEPS constantly on hand a large afl aortmentof ltlank Deeds, Mortgages, Ruhpcenas, Warrants, Sumtuons, 4e. to be sold c.uean for oosb, tf. ' 7 - Meadyille, Pa. 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TIIK I'WKLVK vitlunbls active riuciplf ul' the wull known curutiv aint, 11IS11 TltKlJ TAIl, VS ECltrAI.t.F.P In rmieli.. CoU, Catarrh, Aathma, ltrnnchiti and Cuniuniptiun. CUItli! WITHOUT PAIIj A rwnl 1 In tlirrr fo nix hour.: ind sl.o, by its VITAMKINO, l'Ultlt'VINU mul HTlMt I.ATlNO rtt'fit upon tlu- ta'ucrul rratvni, ia rum.rk.bly .fllca ciou. in nil uiHV.Asr. of tiif, nt.unn. Incluiluiff Krroluln snlKrutitiin. nf the ikin, Dys Miti, 1 iM uf ttio I ivrr and K idnoy., lluurt Ilia obih;, .Td t'l-nct-al IMttltl). ONE TRIAL CONVINCES! I. GARVIVS VOLATILE SOLUTION of TAR WKDlCA'l'KD FOR IVEIALATIOX. B-T" A r nuuktilily v:i!u-bW dbcnvcrT, irltlrh poel ti. lj iur. CATAKKU. i:it4 HITIS, ASTHMA, ami nil Iisamoritio ROSE, THKOAT tud tUrl I'OMrtH'M) TAIi A A 7 ,U.I.Y7J.I K K FILL, for in wmmytion with (tin EI.IXIU TAIl. ins mmliinstinn of h- TWO miwt vnl.ml.U AI.I'KIIA. TIVK MoiHciiufi known in ilia rroft'M.fn, nnd ren ders thu l'lll without cxcoutiua the vdy be.t ever gflvred. . Solution nnd Omronnd Elixir. ! Vjl '""T ,nUta i M AianumKV 1 111 zacts per UOX. Bledirsted Inl.alation, $..00 per rucknffe. Send for Olrrular of POSIT1VK Cl'UrS to our Urusviat, or to L. T. HYDE & CO., m SOLK PKOPBIETOH8, tUli Seventh Ave., Xew York, 63 TIIKMEIV KI.AHTIC TUISH. An Imporliiiit Invention. It' retains the Itnptnro at all timits, and under tliw hard. ot exercisoor severest strain. It is warn with tfomfurf; nnd jf K"it tn niKlit and day, ellet-U a porniuncnt cure in a fMW Vvccks. bold cheup, and sunt by Mail wdion rfiitiOHted; circulars free, when' or dered by letter sont to The Klastio Truss Co., No. fiKJ liroadwav, N. Y. City. No body uses Metal Kiirinar Trusses: too I painrul tlmy slip on too freiuontiy. sr-K.f :- . i mr lioJ Mo Pron tH take the liUtrr accirn fnj to direciicmi, and remain lonft unwell, provittvd. tneir bon arc not dentrnywi by mineral jxHsnn r oilw means, and lb vital organs wuted Ueyonei tbt point . Iy ifMilt r Indlffval lon ITendnchc, Pain in tht Shoulders, Cotiitt, l iKlituem nf the Chest, !i linets. Sour Kructationa of lh Stomnrh, Had I'natti In tht Mmiih, JtihoMi Altacka, Palpitation nf the Heart, Tnflammaiitrn of the I.unc, 1'ain in ihe refiitvna . of tha Kidneys and n hundred other luimfid ayinpuii, . are the oHnrtng nf yn)epiia. In tline Cfiniilanita It lua no equal, and one bottle will prove a Letter guM anteeof its merits thitt a lmKihv ndvertivenient. For KetnnlQ Cniiilnlutt in young or old, married or uncle, at the dawn of womanhood, or the turn of lite, these Tonic Hitter display to decided any Influence that a nuiked impiuvciticut it loon perccp lihh. Vur 1nflnnimn4ory mitl Chronic Rhen Hint ! til and (lout, llilinu, Kemitleiit and lnter mittent Fever. Iiieiof the Hluod, l.iver, Kidneys and Itladder, iheie Hitters li.ive no eqti.d. fiiitli Dis eases are caused by Vitiated Blood, which ia Reucrally produced hv dernncemmt of th DtceMtva Organs. They are f Urntl lui-ajntlva as wvll mm m, Tuitlr iMMixessing n)o the peculiar merit of acting as a powerful agent in reiteving Congc.lioti or InH.vn in at ion of the Liver and Visceral Oiftaustand iu liilioua D incises. For Rkln niMAsea Eruntlnnt, Tetter, Salt Rheum, ltloiclies, Sot, l'iniplcfi, Pustules, UuiLt, Car buncles, Ring-worm, Sc.ild-lled. Sore Kyes, Kry. tinelas Itch, Scurfs, liiscolontiansof lie Skin, If 11 more and liisrases of the Skin, of whatever name or nature, are literally dug up and carried out of the system in a, ahort time hv ine use of the Bitten (Jrntrfitl TlionaMtl proclaim Vihrcab Tttr- 5kri the niost wondeitu fiiKorant thai aver sustained ' e sin Met i a system. I WALKJCKePrnnV. B. H. McOOW II-D A COi, DruRpists, and Gen. Agte., San Francisco, tel.. and cor, of V.iaLington and Charlton Sts., NewYorVtB ' wii iTccKtXAiicgneny niyer Ky, O.-s a.iu atoii Aiinar June 5, 1871, Trains will run as rMuws; . - SOVTIIWAHD TRAILS. STATIONS: 1st Class. 2d (1a. 10 14 . a. in. a. in. p. in. a. in. a. in. Corry 0 IS 11 on 5 f0 8 00 ni'iu LHiinum 'J Jl o II 21 , V U tilvnden 8 M II 47 fl S7 9 8t Ceiitreville 7 04 ll (5 0 49 64. Trvonvillo 7 13 12 0:1 fift 10 Jj llvdetown 7 aft 11 1ft 7 10 1! OA A R TJ.j U 2o 7 1!5 ll 20 Titusvillo ia W: A to A', t An n u ii a. Miller Form H W 1 03 7 fiO 6 6ft 12 IS Shamir 8 07 1 08 ' 8 03 7 W 12 20 JHoneer (17 1 IS 8 10 7 40 12 4S An 8 'J ib. 8 23 7 64 1 OS Pet Centre w ! 8 2S 1 28 8 30 8 10 1 M Columbia 8 8ft 1 S5 8 SS 8 2T 2 10 Tarr Farm 8 40 I SS 8 42 8 80 2 2ft Hyntl J'nrm 8 40 (1 44 8 50 8 4(1 2 40 Itousevillo Hi) 1 4U 8 60 9 00 8 64 McClintoolc H 68 1 63 9 00 9 OS 8 00 At 9 10 U 05 9 15 9 20 I 20 Oil City nn 0 15 3 10 If) 15 t 40 Olonpolis 8 45 2 Sit 11 10 4 2ft Kalo Knelt 9 A 2 48 11 S3 4 tO President 9 bO j2 50 11 88 4 60 Tionesta 10 23 3 12 12 SO & 7 liiukurv 10 41 8.12 1 20 111 1'ruuksyviUe 10 64 3 41 1 45 8 43 Tidioute 11 11 3 68 ' 2 24 T 10 Irrincton 12 01 4 40 4 05 8 40 ADDITIONAL SI COK D-t'LAftS TRAINS-SOUTH. No. 18. TitUHville 2,10 p. in.: Miller 2,60; Tloneer 3,20; Pet Cuutro 3.3.1; Columbia 4,15; Tarr Farm 4,23; liynd Farm 4,37 ltotiserillo4,5; Oil City i.ao. No. 8 Corry 0,15 n. in.; Titusrill 8.35; Miller I'ariu 9,25; Pet Centre H,4,S; Colum bia lO.l.t; Tarr Farm 10,18; livnd Farm 10,27; Itouseville 10,35; Oil City 11,00. No. IS. Pet Centre 1.28 p. in."; Ct lumhla 1,60; Tarr Farm 2,05; Hynd Farm 2,10; UntisAVille 2.30; Oil Citv 3,00. No. 22 Oil Citv 6,H0' a. til : Oloopolla 7.25, Tionesta 8,54; Trunkeyville 10,16: Tidioulell.il. V MOJITHWAHD TRAINS, STATIONS: 1st Class. 2d Class. 5 3 1 IS 9 a. in. p. in. p. iii. a. m. a. in. Irvlnetsn 12 45 6 Oft 9 00 7 43 Tidioute 1 28 & 47 7 20 9 03 Triiiikevville 1 4ft 0 05 8 05 10 1ft Hickory 1 54 ',0 It fS 20 10 44 TiolieHla 2 14 6 34 8 45 11 40 President 2 3ft f 65 no 12 l 1 jilu Hock 2 38 ;i 60 9 36 12 Hi Oleopolis 2 47 7 OS 10 Oft 03 AR 3 15 7 Si 10 55 1 60 Oil Citv DK fl 00 3 20 7 40 11 80 2 10 MeClintoek 0 13 Ht 32 (7 6,5 jl 60 2 23 ItotiHcville' 0 10 3 35 7 5U 12 00 2 HI) ltvnd Farm fl 20 3 40 f8 04 12 25 2 40 Tarr Farm 25 3 45 8 10 12 84 2 M Coluiuliia (0 20 3 40 8 14 12 43 3 10 Alt 6 34 3 55 8 21 1 05 20 Vol Cnl DK 0 38 3 59 8 23 1 2ft 3 83 Pinueor 8 42 4 00 8 30 1 46 S 4ft Similar 6 63 1 1ft 'S 40 2 (0 4 Jft Miller Farm 0 60 4 20 8 44 2 14 4 40 au n 15 4 40 9 PS 2 45 fi 20 Titusville I'M 7 3ft 4 45 10 3 05 Hydetown 7 44 4 65 9 20 8 20 Trvonvillo 7 67 5 08 9 84 3 50 Centreville 8 05 6 17 fu 43 4 10 (ilynden (H 14 5 27 9 50 4 80 Kpartausburg 8 24 5 38 JO 02 4 60 Corry 8 55 0 10 10 32 & 60 ADDITIONAt. RKCONIl-CI.ASHTKA INS -NORTH No. 15 Oil City 6.55 a. in.; Houseville 7.20; Tarr Farm 7.40; Columbia 7.5f-; Pe Centre ,10; Plonucr 8.4(ij Miller 0 26 Titusville 0.55. .. .. No. 7 l.ilusx ilc 9.00 a. in.: Corry 11.26. No. 11 'Oil City ll'.-tA. iu.;' Houevill 11.45; Hynd Farm 11. .VI' Tarr Farm 12.0.1;' Cnhlinbia 12,10; Pet Centre 12.20; Miller 1.25V Titusvillo 2.00; Corry 4.42 p. in. ' No. 21 Tidioute 12.45 p. in.; Trunkev villo 1.45; Tionesta2.43; Oleopolis 4.25; oil Cit.f 6.20, ' - . () Trains do not stop. (") Stop on signal. (t) Stop Tor meals,' . F Trains 5, 0, 21 aud 22 run daily ; all other iriiins (lanv exeeiii nuniiavs. N. H. Traill Xo. ly is ail K.vi Express from Titusvillo to Corry, SILVER PALAl'K Ht,EFri"0 CAR TRArNS. No. 4 Diroet from Philadelpliia without change. , ... No. 1 Direct to Philadoliiiiia without char Ke. ' : : ij J".l pirect from Pittsburgh witliout ciiHiiK. 0 Direet to Pittsburgh without phanne. . - t). J. JIEPriURN JNO. P1TCAIRN. Superiutendeiu! iien'l Manager. "TVR. J. N. BOLAltD. of Tidioute. has XJ retnrnsd to his practice after an ab sence of four months, spent iu the Uoapj tola of New York, where ia will atumil rails in his profession. i Ollice in JCiueka Drup Store, 3d dnnt: stbevo tho basik, Tidioute, Pa. 4Mf '
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