THURSDAY. MARCH 20, 1873.
Car Time at Mltdgtcay.
Krie Express East 2:35 a. m.
lo do West Van ' m'
ao ft mi t,st R.nn n m
p.enovo Accommodation East 8:55 a m.
do do do West. 6:20 p. m.
Hates of Advertising.
One column, one year $75 00
" " 40 00
f " " 25 00
L '.' " ". 15 00
transient advertising par square of eight
linos or less 3 times or less 2 00
Businoss cards, ten lines or leas, tier
y ;.. 5 00
Marriages and Death notices inserted
gratis.
Elk Lodge, A. T. M.
Stated meetings of Elk Lodge wilt be
held at their hall on the second and fourth
Tuesdays of each month.
o. l. Mccracken, Beo'y.
Billheads, letterheads, etc, printed
at the Advocate office Send in your
orders.
Methodist Services. Rev. J. W,
Davis, will bold religious services, in
the Court House, next Sunday, morning
and evening.
Sheriff Oyster, has a piece of land
which he advertises for sale this week.
The sheriff sella his goods cheap, and it
is likely a good bargain could be had.
Apr-IAS. Nice apples by the peck,
bash el, or barrel at A. Cumruina's
Ridgway Bakery. Maia street, near
the post office.
Snow fell hero to-day to the depth
of four inches. It seems as though
w inter was determined to "linger in the
lap of spr.ag."
Tub way to support a newspaper, is
to subscribe and pay your subscription;
0:10 ounce of this kind of support ia
worth fourteen pounds of good wishes
unaccompanied with the cash.
Land Sales. The finale adjourned
pal'?, of unseated lands fortaxes for 1870
and 1S71, yet due and unpaid, will be
held at the Court House in llidgway,
on Monday, April 11th, 1873, at one
o'clock, p. m.
Look HKaE. Five hundred agents
w:iuted for the sale ef Kennedy's Photo
pMph Family Record, the most beuuti
pt.n work of the age, both u?e!'ul
unil ornamental. Apply at once to II.
.1. & 13. F. Kennedy, Conuaaut, Ohio.
fho paying of salaries to all county
incurs, instead 01 lees, is a proposition
tnat is meeting with favor 111 a'l parts of
tie State, It is proposed to gay all lues
into the public treasury, and tlie olicera
to receive their pay from the Treasur
er. No doubt an effort will bo mado to
incorporate this feaftre into the new
(.li'ustitution.
Arrested. Two young men named
Akx. Nolf and 1'erlc Fields, about
liticcn years of age, were arrested yester
day by Constable V.'entscl, for stealing
lumber from J. S. Hyde, at the Mead
Hun Steam Mill, and brought before
Empire Beeman Tlisy had rafted in
threo platforms, and eight courses deep
111) had run the rait as far as the ices
would permit. Pcrle Fields received
b.iil and Ales. Nolf, was consigned to
Kurt Ovster in default of bail.
Rafting. Tho lumbermen in thin
section cf the county, are busy at work,
rafting in lumber, and making prepara
tion for the spring ruo. However, the
ioe is so thick on the streams; and the
snow so deep in tho woods, That it will
take a great deal of good weather to
make a running stage and now the fear
is that if the snow should go off with a
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rain, that a bank sweeper equal to the
one of 1861 would be the result, the in
dications present are that the lauibsr
men will have a good run.
Paving Twice. Some of our sub
scribers have complained that they have
paid for the Advocate twice or that
they have paid four dollars for one year's
subscription. Now if our subscribers
will do us the favor to be sure they have
paid two years subscription for one year's
paper we will be under obligations, if
any have done so wo will send them the
Advocate a year fee. We will fill
out all back subscriptions, and we hope
our enbscribers that feel an interest in
having a good paper, will be prompt in
sending the pay for subsciptions now due
us. It very often happens that subscri
bers complain of paying twice for one
year's subscription, when the faots of
the case will show that they have paid
for one year and ozpeoted to receive the
paper for two or three times what
they have paid for. All we ask is that
our subscribers do justice by us for it is
our wish to do the fair thing by them.
Lastly, we are not in lavor of inserti og
duns in the paper week after weak, and
would not have even inserted this had
we not felt it justice to our patrons aud
to ourself to do 10.
Fbif.nd Advocate. Sitting at uiy win
dow drerJiilly' watching the cloud, al they;
float through the mistv ether chasing each
other in quick succession; each in its turn
gnthoring size and beauty as It dons the
east off misty garments, of its floating
noighbors, how frowning dnrkly, now beam
ing with light, now spreading the folds of
its spectrnl mantle o'er the fragile form of
a weaker brother, then fading, swiftly fad
ing into the dim blue of the d istant horizon,
ny eyes then droep from their airy gaze,
and my thoughts from their dreamy flight
fall flat, prone to earth, shocked perhaps at
the scene that meets my eyes. In full view
from my window several young men are
playing at "throw and catch ball;" an
amusemaut laudable and innocent in its
kind but not 'appropriate to the day. "Re
member tho Sabbath day to keep it holy;"
was one of the copies under which we
used to scrawl w4th our cramped novitiate
hnnd, in the thumb worn copy books of
childhood days. God's flat and loag cus
tom have made it a law universal among all
civilized nations, and by them it is reoog
nized as a' day sacred to worship and to
rest. From boy I manhood (we were
tiught the divinity of its origin, and we
now sorrow to see drunken brawlers reeling
along our streets breaking the sacred quiet
with their bacchanalian howls, and idiotio
gibberish. We wonder where they procure
ihe potent liquid, for our laws prohibit ven
ders from selling it on the Sabbath, aud our
"knights of the bowl are all honoruble
men." Winking you snccea we (niy must
and I) remain your friend.
Makrikd. On Monday, March 17lh,
1878, at the residence of the bride's mother,
in Ediuboro, l'a., by the liev. W Hollister,
Mu. llcNttv A. Parsoxs, Jr., of llidgway,
l'a., to Miss Eva M. Fuller, of Edinboro,
Pa,
Scddex Death. 'e hear that a
young 11110 named William Dixou died
very suddenly last Friday night, March
14th, at Johnson's steam mill, iu Pleas
ant Township, about scveu miles from
Warren. It seems that tho deceased
aud others came from Irvinetou that
night bringing with them a quantity of
whiskey of which they drank quite free
ly during the night, and Saturday morn
ing he was found deudain John U tier's
barn. Yesterday a Coroner's inquest
was held over thj body by L. T. Purmlee
Esq , assisted by S. B. Stoddard, Na
thaniel Sill, Ja!u4 R. King and others,
who rendered a verdict after due inves
tigator, that the deceased came to his
death from excessive driuking of intoxi
cating liquors. v
This sad incident is an effective sermon
on the evils of intemperance. Warren
Ledger.
A Real Old-Fashioned Winter.
Where is that elderly scamp who has
"howled for sixty-three years for an old
fashoned winter? How we would like
to ruu liiai through a planing mill run
by ice water, nud cut him opcu with a
snuw plow, and fill him full of snow
bails, aud sew him up null uu icicle, ul1
ttiap hitu to the north pole until the
epriig i.tiiis released bim. Ifco aalul
wretch. l)uiib'jry News.
.. I.
A YUDg lawyer iu North . Carolina
was lately paid a pound ol butter for
legal services.
A Company has been formed in Are
quipa, Peru, to seek the coal deposits at
Tuaibay.
"Gehtl emeu's pautaloons upholstered
here," is tho sia tear a skaj'tig park
iu Titusville, Pa.
Georgia has a joint stock company com
posed exclusively of negroes, tor the
purpose of building a colored hotel.
Utica's chiet engineer has iuvented a
nozzle that will throw water "nround a
coiaer."
Miss. Jennie Brown; of Wisconsin, has
received fifty yards of watered silk as a
reward for saving three men from a
watery grave.
A Dispatch from Snnko River, Idaho,
says that the cattle are dying in largo
numbers, caused by the severe cold
weather.
No fewer than 176 almanacs forlS73
have heen published in Paris, at prices
running all the way from three sous to
ono f'rance.
It has been proposed in the Nebraska
Legislature to offer a reward of $j0,0u0
to the finder of a four-foot vein of coal
in that State.
The Michigan crop of logs thisycai
will bo very heavy, and it is estimated
by pood judces that there will be at leat
20,1100,001) more in Grand river this
season than will supply all the mills
during the year, allowiug them to run
night and day.
Fklt. Suoht. A Kentucky man set
out to husk eight bushels of corn, the
ot&er day, but right in the busiest part
of the task he was called off to shoot a
man who had proposed au eloument with
his wife. He therefore fell short two
bushels.
Nine counties and cities have so far
voted ''for license," and eighteen
"against license." The aggregate vote
for license is 8,473, and against 16,291;
lanjority against license 7,818.
Bad luck is simply a man with his
hands ia his pockets and his pipe in his
mouth, looking on to see how it wil
ooaae out. Good luck is a man of pluck
with his sleeves rolled up and working
to make it come right.
LICENSE NOTICE. '.
TAVERN LlCliNSji. .
BEKKZITTK TOWNSHIP.
1.
Martin Entz,
2. D. Kunes.
BKNZINGER TOWNPniP.
3. Jacob Hcrbstritt.
FOX TOWNSHIP.
4. Wolfgang Auman,
5. Kook & Son, (Kersey.)
JAT TOWNSHIP.
G. A. Turley, (Wwedville.)
7. T. J. & J. A. Burke,
S. P. H. Rarke,
V. 11. Rrownlee.
Jones township.
10. Horace Stark.
6T. mary's nonouon.
11. B. Conner,
12. D. Scull,
13. A. J. Layton & Co.,
,14. Mathias Wellendort.
EATING HOUSE.
EENZINOER TOWNSHIP,
15. F. Sore,
J6. F. Doport.
FOX TOWNSHIP.
17. P. G?h, (Kersey.)
18. James MoCloskey.
jay TOWNsmp.
19. Thr-s. J. Burke, (Weedville.)
8T. MART'S BOROUGH;
20. Charles Klauscman,
21. J. B. Hiudlo,
George Sclinnh
STORE.
jAt TOWNSHIP.
3. B. E. Morey.
JOXiii TOWNSHIP.
24. Martin Sowers.
FRED. SCI1CKNING, Clerk.
A San Francisco widow keeps tho
skull ot lier deceased husband in a glass
ca.se. bhc onee remarked to a Incnd
who was viewing tbe remains: "Alus!
how alien have 1 banned these boms
with a broo'jistirk, I am torry for it
now."
Louisville Ky.,tlaims the only origi
nal Tom Thumb, wlmjis colored.
. 1
Honesty Pays. It pajs to be hon
est. It pays in uiore rvs thau on.
It not enly pays in the SHtisfaCiion it
brinps, but, in the long run. it pays in
dollars and cents. The Mechanic, the
meiohant, the manufacturer, tiro law
yer in fact, every man thai seeks ad-
ancement through his labors will hnd
that bouestf is not only the best policy,
but the be-:t stock iu trude that be exu
have. It may tnko longer to earn a
fortune by honest labor, but ooce carried.
it will last loiger and . buy more solid
comfort than double the amount earned
by difcboncst means. There is some
thing better than wealth. Integryly s
priceless. Money canno, buy it. J ne
ueh uiuii may envy the poor man its
possession, yet the rich can I. ere it from
the be-'inning. Start riwlit 3011112 man.
Let not ambition whispeis lead you
Rftrny. J.e determined to deal cn the
squnro with your fellow men. Evry
duilur thus earned will biing a bloving
to your heart. If you cant make money
hnneMly you had better remain poor all
your life. It will uot pay to exchange
your honesty for a lew dollars and cents
jtouey made by chcaliiig your neigh
bors will burn into your conscienca tivi
destroy foiever your earthly happiness
Does ambition lead the citizens to lueli
political power? Let bim understand
that the ouiy ure loot ho Id m ciimbioi
t!'e rugged tteep of fame is hereby of
purpose, lie may have brilliant ability,
may cunrm the ove snd please the ear,
but if be lacks iutegiity be lacks the
one treat .element of lasting power, if
be is false to himself he v.iu oe laisa to
others, aud his fall will be as certain as
bis elevation was rapid. The wrecks of
ambitious statesmen are to ba seen on
every side, 'lbey had ability ; th'y hxd
the coiilidcuce of tho people; uiey were
elevated to rower and influence, but
they lacked honesty and they fell mo'al
wrecks made so by their own lolly. Let
their fate be a w-nng to public men.
Letpeisonul io'egiity be the priceless
jewel that money cup neither buy nor
sell. The lame that is uuit upon hon
esty will stand like ihejslir.ft of evauite,
the emblem ot buauty and eternal
sirength.
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of Fruit atid Ornamental Trees, bhruht.
Evergreens, Roses, Gtapes, Lillies, t'inall
Fruits, House and border Plauts and
Buibs; one year grafted Fruit Trees for
mailing: Fru:t Stacks of all kinds: Hedtje
Phi 11; b, &c; the uinst. ccmple'e assortment
in the country, will he ent tratis to auy
vl;in oddress, with P. O. hox. Tt lie Ope
Cod t'ranherry for upland or lowhiud, 1!
per 1000; SI j-er 100, prepaid by mail.
irado List to dealers, bean 011 Commit;
sion. Agents wasted.
JJ. M. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries
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Is plain talk abeut the body and its phytica
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Lexington Ave., N. V., who entertains
everybody with 111a pei, and cures evo y
body by liis skill, ia JUi author. Iu riti
thousand pages it aaawers a thousand
questions you don't want to go to your
physician about. It ii, as is stamped upon
its eover, "a book for private aud consid
erate reading." Price $2.25. and sent
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HOUSEWARE, " AND . HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS.
Carpenters Tools,
Blacksmiths Tools,
Farmers Tools,
Lumber mens Tools
In fact everything usually kept
in a tirst-class Hardware Store.
IV F!Pi
Eiiiploying none but iirst-clnss
Workmen and nothing hut tlrsst-
eSas material -used.
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C3 ??03ITE THE COUPwT
W- S
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MALL'S
VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR
EENEWER.
Ei ;ery year increases the popu
larity of this valuftble Hair Prep
arat ion, which is due to merit
nlon e. We can assure our dd
patr ons that it is kept folly up to
its t Ash standard ; aud it is the on
ly r enable and perfected prepara
tion for restoring Gray or Fadid
Haj r to its youthful color, making
it t oft, lustrous, and silken. Tho
seal p, bv its usn, becomes white and
eleri a. It removes all eruptions and
dan IrulT, and, by its tomo proper
tie?, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes .
the hair-glanda. By its use, tho
haii grows thicker and stronger.
In 1 'afdnesB, it restores the capillary
glat ids to their normal vigor, and
will create a new growth, except in
cxti 'erne old nge. It is the most
ecoi lomioal Hair-Dbessiko ever
uset 1, as it requires fewer applica
tion s, and gives the hair a splendid,
gloi ;sy appearance. A. A. Hayes, ,
M.I State Assayer of Massachu
eetl .s, says, " The constituents aro
pur 0, and carefully selected for ex
cel ent quality; and I' consider it
tin Best Preparation for its
int ended purposes."
Sok I by all DruqfUf and Dtalrrt tn IMietom.
f Yiia One Dollar. '
B uciiingham's Dyo.
POn THS WHISK3E3.
As our Renewer in many cases
re quire3 too long a time, and too
in uch care, to restore gray or faded
T Tuskers, we haT( prepared this
d ye, in 'one preparmtion, which will
q- uickly and eu'ectually accomplish
tl lis resslt. It is easily applied,
a ad produces a color which will
n either rub nor wash off. Sold by
9 II Druggists. Pries Fifty Cents.
'Manufactured by R. P. HAXL & CO
WAJbHUA. xjs.
TO CO TEST. .
Tlii an iiujuiry wliich every CDt
tilnnill liave-'J7y answered bsfore
lie tturts ou his jourocy, and a Utile
care taken in examination ot Uoutft will
iu mauj cu-es bitva ciuol trouble, time
tiifl niooey.
Ihs'-C", B. & Q. Ii. U.," running
fiorti Chicago, through Gal';burg to
Burliogtaa, aud tlia '-I., Ii. &V. Route,'
running IVoia Indianapolis), tliritigh
ljlooniingtoii to )Uiiim;to, have lohiev
ed a 8 pic t did reputation in tbolast two
years 3 the leadiu Passfagirs Routes
to tle West. At Burhugtoa they ood
ncct with the B- Js M. II. It. and from
the jrraat Burlioton Roarte, vhich rung
direct through Southoru Io to Nebras
ka aud Kansas, with close cooueotiots
to California aud the Territories; tsi
"pu68etigers starting from Kilt County, on
iheir way westward, eaunot do better
lhaa to take the Burlington Route.
ThU Liue has published pamphlet
called "Hew to go West," which 000
tnios much valuaoie informatioa; a large
tiorreot njap ol the Grea Weit, which
cu b obtaiued free of charge by ad
dressing tha General Tasseu'er Ageut
it tha BAM. K , Borlirrton, Im
HOUSE, RIDGWAY, PA.
SERVICE & CO-
ilOPE'a CEHT.
IiTVEsTHENTS
SKilF.UD BV I IEST MOHVGAGS
OK
!fat (Sstate lorlli
TIlIlliK TIMKS T11E SUM
LOANKD. .
At th? Dunking House of
A 1, T, E N, S T E P II E N S & C O.,
In New York City, or at any Baali d-
sigfia by the loudtr.
TR AHE INYF.STINO FOR EASTERN
V rarlit" ninny thousnmld of UolUrs
per month in first marina- ri oil iniproTefl
property in Illinois, an'i saeli liai betn the
flemrnd for these dtsimlile securities, (bat
wa liave, during lh last fificeB mouths,
iHced ia tUcin nearly one million dollars,
kiie fmi-an':tu'i icieieiit oil wbicli has, iu
tachandeve-y c't9e, been promptly paid.
Tlies mm trusts ars in the form of Trust
leedd, and can bo cleW iu 20 days ebonld
there he a Ui'.uva to pay internal or taxes
wlien due.
We iuTi'.st any siia, be it large or small,
and collect and ren.it interest and principal
its it matures, all wiilien.it expense to the
lender. Caa refer topmtics for whom we
hnve loaned largo noiounts, nnd v'io haro
iifver Ibit a u.ilmr tuber of i.rincipol criul,
ereet in this c'mss of Fecuritien during the
lnet nntrn tears, ctnd lor .our pamphlet.
'Jllinoit an a p'ace i!J-v,utc.ii,' mailed
tree.
I1K.NP.V C. V. ILSON, OEO. W. TOMS.
W1LSOX A TOMtS,
DeALF.ns in Keal Estate Ten Pje
Cent. brcxtiTirs and Scuooi.
Bonds.
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jo 10 '71 yl
HonlisDd: How Lost, How
Restored..
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Ci.nsrufTinN. Ei'ifcvrbT and Fits, induced
by te'.f induleence or sexual extravagance.
fJYTiQ9 in a sealed envolope, oily 6
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The cclcbrttd author, in thli admirable
eesay, clearly demonstrates from a thirty
yenrV practice, thai the a'unainiu eoasek
(iicnoes of t.-lf-abuse may a radically
cured without the Iau;ittrous us of iater
tial aiedicine or ihe jpi.lition of lbs knife;
painting out a tuoJe of cure at once sicipta,
curtain and effectual, by means of which
evurv sutiVier, no matter what his condition
may l.e cau cure hinigeli cheaply, private,
ly, viid radically.
ff." This Leciure tiiQiild bo ia tha hunds
of every youh and every man in tha land.
flent, under seal, in a plaia envelop, to
any address, post pari oa recei fi f sis cents
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' Also. Dr. CuWerwell'i ' Marriage Qnide,"
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Food, li a b. Butter,
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A Large Stock of , . , ,
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Constantly on hnnd, add sold as cheap
as tha CHEAPEST.
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in
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forna the Cittxens of Ridgway, and tha
public fto&crally, taat li hns stnttod a Liv
cry BtabH and will keep .
GOOD STOCK, GOOD CARRIAGES
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b'.e terms.
will also do job teaaing.
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RAILROADS-
P"iI.AD2LtHlA rTD TRIE K.4IL20AD.
TTUTKU TIMK TABLE.
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and after SUNDAY. OCT. 27
1872,
111 the irniii on the Philadelphia
Eria Unilroad will run ks follows
WEHTWABP.
Mail Train leaves. l'liiladt-!phia..ll.40 p.
' llidgway 2.28 p.
, m.
m.
m.
tt n mrive at brie (.66 p.
Erie Exp leaves Philadelphia. ..12. 40 p.
m.
' llidgway 2.8'J a. m.
" " arrive at Erie .....7.45 a. m.
Accomodation, leaves Kcnova,...2.10 p. m
" Kidgway.-G. 20p. m.
arr at Kane 7.3(p. m.
EASTWARD.
Ma'.l Train leaves Erie 11. S6 a. m.
llidgway 6.00 p. in.
' arrive at l'hilada... 6.66 ft. in.
Erie Eipress leaves Eue 9.05 p. m.
ii l'idgway... 2.04 a. m.
" " avral Philfldolphiu.. 8.80 p. m.
Accomodation, leaves Knne 7.55 a. m.
Bidgway... 8.65 a. m.
" air at Hcnovo 12.30p. ni.
Mail East connects east and west at Erio
with LSMS If W und at Corry and lr
viueton will Oil Creek and Allegheny al
tl W.
Mail West at Corry and Ivvineton wilt
Oil Creek and Allegheny h 11 W.
Warren Accommodation Eautandest
with trains on 1.. S. & XI. S. H. W. east and
west aud at Corrv with O. C. & A. K. It. W.
Erie AceoDiuiudstionEast at toiry and
West, at Corry and livinttou v.ith U. C- (J-
A. It. K. W.
SU. A. BALDWIN.
Ucu'l Sup't.
NEW TIME TABLE.
Commencing Nov. H 1872.
ALLEGHENY VALLEY R. It.
THE BEST P.OUTE BETWEEN PITT3-
BUKGH AND POINTS O.N TUB
PIIIL'A. & JSltlE K. U.
GOISO SOUTH.
Pay Expross leaves Cot ry at 11 00 a m
Leaves Irvine ton, 11 of a m
Arrives at Pittsburgh 8 80pm
Leaves Irvinelon, 5 20 p m
Night Express leaves Corry 6 10 p m
Arrives at Pittsburgh 6 80 a m
Talker's Aceom. Icjivcs Oil City 7 16 a in
Arrive at Farhci's 10 15 a m
Oil City Accoin. leaver Oil City 4 80pm
Arrives at Brady's Bend 8 30 p m
GoiNO wor.ru.
Day Express leaves Pi.tbburg Rt 8 00 a m
Arrives at Corry ti 00 p iu
" Irviueiou 6 00pm
HiRhl Express leaves Piitsbuih 9 30 p m
Arrives at Corry 8 60 a m
" " Irvinetou 1) Sa p m
P.i-ker's Accom leaves Parktr 0 20 p m
Arrifcs at Oil Ci'y 9 00 p ra
Oil City Accoin. leaves B. Bend 0 50 a m
Arrives at Oil City 11 00 a m
Connections made at Corry and Irvine1
tou for points oa the Oil Creek and the
Allegheny Valley Blil Bond.
Pull;rma Palluce Drawing Beam Sleet).
irg Cars oa Ki-'Ut Exprees Trains between
Corry aui Pitiburgli.
Auk lor iiekcis via Alicgheny Valley B.
3. J. LAWKENX'E, Gea. Bupt.
From aid after ZJouday, Feb. 6th 1871.
Trains will raa on this Road as follows.
Leaves Karlcy 7 30 a. ra., arrives at
Daguscal.ouda Junction 8 10 a. ra.,oon
naotinf; with Accom. east 8 14 a. ra., aad
with Mail west at 9 15 a. ro.
Leaves DaguscahonJa at 9 20 a. m.
arrive at Ivarley 10 0 a. m. Leaves
Ksrley 3 30 p. in., and arrives at Dagus
cahonda at 5 00 p. m., couuectiDg with
Miil ecit at 5 09 p. nv, acd Atoomnio
datioo west at 5 40 p. id.
Id case P. & E. trains are lata, Dagus
cahanda train holds twenty amnntoi be
yond the above time.
Tickets should always be procured
before leaving statious.
O. B. EASBY, Lmcm.