iviSfii akliV OVWJ-..: "ia 0',.-jgy i 1 I ! if ; ..v d..-,. 1 o:i !ii.rs; i j.i iLuitUft torpedo. I TOBP'ED OES. f TnB HUBERTS FsraounriB JDBFE30 CO. Office at Ike Red Planing Mill, Cnrer of Pine and Second atresia, Hitut the Hallroad,) nUSHLLE, PA. Owtl be tir?e md hicwMlnc ikmnnl far the ILvtMrts Torpedoes, and the lain decUlon of the 4jr3mejlalo?r of Patents In refnslns; to Win. Kced a patent, and the d.wl.l.a of f udm P. (J. Orier sus aainbu; IM Hubert' p.tteot the; liars LOWEKED be prks of their Torpedoie TW&XIt. PER CEST. r that every Opfntnr i-an afford to try a (torpedo before ao&udoiilng Well. rho following In the decision rendered by Jodie rlerootlie twsnt (ecvnd (W) day of September, 18M, in the V-Ited Stales Circuit Court at Philadel. Sh's. We c.ee wa anrned three days hy Charles . Ktlltr of Hew York, B . Lucas and M. A. Pur suance of Pltt'wrsh, far iMendants, and George . IWdhiK of Philadelphia, ftud Uwiw U. Chrltv. V rittsburgb, for pleinufl. OPINION OP JUDGE GRIEK. As I write with dltBcnlty I can only state the con elusion to which my nilnd has come after a caretu xarolnallnn of this cam ThueomirisJnniit i exhibited a patent dated S6th of April, 186S. 'i'llii i prima facie evidence of a goat tltlo, and put on the respondents the bur , den of proof thai the patent to Told or worthless. I necit not repeat my remarks In the ease of Good - year ts. Day (S Wall. C. C Kl; tS9,) but now adopt them as aflbrdinir a rule of. decision which ap plies cleaily to Uie present cue. As the loTriiutement of the patent Is admitted, the only qnestion will bo ns to the validity of com plalcsii's patent of Anril 5,18.'S. It was after speculation had been rednced to practice," aad after related experiments, that the cornn alnaut succeeded in ovcroumiug'he prejudice andbuorruiccof the pple on the subject, and . persuading the public ti.at his inveotioa was neerhl; aftar ho had established Irs ureat ii'lllty and value, and "when his roiilus nr.d putieut pursoverance, ia eolteol snoer-.md sooiW were completely sue eeejtfnl, thai Heed, who hadbofnro made experi ments on the fame suh.iect, and was unsuccessful, Imaeiued that he had the best rlirht to the invention, ed ai.erpnrcbftsing one or more complainant's tor pedoe he applied on the 1st of November, iwrj. tor a -itent for substantially the same combina tions of devices and a ii bine contained in complain . nnt's patent. On the loth r the same month the respoodentii fwmed thenmelves into a company or eoipomtiou calied "The Reed Torpedo Company," . Tor Uie purpose of piraiiuff the complnlnaul's 1n- ventton. and ii'ep'M-tiu- the expense or Iltliratlon. and tuns defraud him of the fruits. They have per seve.-ij, even aft.r tlie preliminary Injunction very proyeTly gr..r.tcd hy the Uistriot Judge. !t a d. cree h entered torce-nplatnant for I per petual 'iijajettou. and n Master appointed to take an acconnt according to the prayer of the bill. K. C OUIER, Judge. Nor. The passngo referred to bv Jtidee Orlor In his former J, i"'on. a Wallace, p. ara adopted as r ayp'luable to this case was as follows: ' ''It Is til : the ease, wheh any valtiaWe fllfcov ery la wade, or any new machine of sreat uii it y is invented, tut tboauentlun of the publie has been turned to thiit aunjeet prtvioiuly, and that many perona have bacu mnklui- reaeiuclics and ciperl meus. I"h:loe'jplieri anil :nech3nli;iaUB mav have m Buaie measure anticipated In tlielr stH-ctOallons the pusdbility or pruliahility of sueh diwoverv or InvcoUou) Tiaay expe.-iraents have been sncconful It tiled, eoti.luu vurv near, vet fiiilimf ihn .t dmlred result. Tuey kive proiiuced nothiiis bene c!al. 'I lie Invention when perfeend may truly be eM to ho the culuiinatin; Kiiut of manv experi lueu s, ;.. .t tn'y by the Inventor, but bv many Vth- ; uav prorira inqireetiy bv the nnsnc eesfnl e Mtiiinentaand full-irns of nihM k.. i give tr.oi.1 pe rltthttu cla'nLn share of the lienor of M.eprumui me vucroiisiui itirenlor It la when specul.1. on has been redncd to practice, when cx pcrlnu at lm resulted In t!lrj,verv and when that i-um:ij uto iiwii in rn uM a ny paneiii nnn contin ued !i rim-ma, when sumo new compound, ait, anan'iAtMPi'e. or mnnliine h.v lhn thin produced which ii useful ro tliepiil(lc,that the party making!) eeein, a public benefactor and entitled to a patent. "And vet when aenlus and pallmt nerteverauce have at. le:vth succeeded, iu spile of sui era and scoffs, . ma vilimble Ir-venllon or dlco-ery, how seUom Is il loilnwod by reward I Envy robs him f the honor, '.-hie s;e-.ulalort, swindle s, and pi rates inn him of the proflts. Every umnixeesfiil xjiermv mcr whadld or did or did not come very "larniHkinnadie.ivoiyniiwuliiimslt. Every ona whocan inv. ntani:nrrovemniitnr Mr it claims a rlniit to plra;e the original diseovnry. Wo nn.w.,uiHuiupii.iulur oiitnunitru, or Vioorl- worth to iir.-ve that this Is (lie usual history of ovo ffv LOal dlsLOverv or invent inn. "The prer nt axee adds another chapter to this eeec ana n uorai tutor. "i Wallace, C. il. He- CAUTIOW. The pn'jllf la eautloned sesmi employlne anv the rniilnrlv iiinhoriiod AKeuls of the Cnmua T) . elnee t ue t.'oberta Patuut cover the use of the i orpefiii itiu ti Mpim-.Tu miuemiia lor oil wells, and the dm of such uinterlnls hy other parties Is a rrrect Inn infKmont or tneir rlzlits. Any psi iImi In. 't.iRHMrsnyoi tlui UOHRHTS PATENTS nill be desit wftliascoirfliin in law, and as acting wilirully nd kuowiiinly iu dclwnee of law and the ducislous m i ian '.fin: .9. The Cunin'inv lvo reorKanlaed their business if. to a itrw loeccuiiiioouife wn jnen in every uart (f the Oil Rfqiou. i;u,v have employed the nio.t eilkicit A ulna a hi nuirinriH mar ean ho proi tired ne.1. L-ltrli Tonie.lo U llullA.i ...i.i. for the tnsi doe e a patents, toireiher wlih the pricn of the Tor' In, and lmd hy an othoor of lliu Cmupanv, sn ev Onrar.-n' wirftiinrr a Toniedo msvL,,,.. i. pel price and wuechcr il ca:re from our ofllcx ipe .iters will ennfur a favor by riiwrtiu.' tn il,ia Ofllee a-.iv my ligenen of Am-nts. b The intlowii.g iiiiined perMuis have been niinoiiit i Asent a?id, Asslftimt Aeenis for the Oil iL-io , f J'euubjiuula and Wesl Virginia. "V'W'is- I4IST OF AGENTS. TiTuhviu.e, enruen itu.v and vic'ini TV-StKVHKN nOUK. (mice, Hamilton. Viuar Voreaddrts. Tltusvllle, P,u Awismm, John ?n ri'piViLLE, rnuncn nvx and .vicivi MY-;'.. H 'iHDMAH. Orlloe aud add r?.u v, ' n. n Ho.iso,tlt.vH:e, Pa. ", Man. .-lUal. -.V.a ! VUINITV-CKOHCR fw. IN W.rfhamt.iirKi residence, litiisvllie, J'a, A:la"t, A A. West. paum anu nrnoi.E- kkhob w vaU 'MKT. Om-'o and mldress, Chase Homo, l'uvis nlville. Assintant, If. C H imiiucton. T.DfOtJTi: ANU WK8T HlL'KOltV CUA CL Alt : : Uffiex and aodress, Kxniea Office "riai 01110. Hu Aslsiant, K. C Boaiil.ley. ' 11(11 PKl'-'ULEIliA IJRNIHK ANU VICINITY LEVI tA-.j. Oflico andaddrofd, Petroleum Con too, Pa. A ! .taa, ltr's Ulaeklbrd. t.Rit ANU BbK)l) VAKMH aud District lylni . on Oil Oroek and ''hornr un, from Btory ann tS McCliuioc!iv!lU lAVBuriAIIKDRns address 1 nrr Stani, Pa Assists,, Luther B. Baunders. CIvjI... K. C iehran aud wtll'an Hoyt. osaBa" Mof.L'Ni OKVfLW, oik CITY AND KtNO -A. b. IV ST. A.droU;01l City or Iteno, Pa isiaiHi, (. Mead If. A!ao.!N. A tSo Til" AU.KOHBMY HIT. '' r7 .. WiTJiifit. Office an-l address, Kranklin.I'a , r?.,,V-'v?"Af'Sl "'"'TKIt i''-HM PA.;lil5rt'S XANIVU-l'!i,MlAHI W. KKuklRbl). Office and a tdns. S, rilnrrass, a. Assiitaut, K. V. por teino'il, mnirem hmipin, Pa. r j AnuM'. ana T. F. fiO1- . Adurtw. I'Btlcnrsbnrn, Wot Vlruinla. to 'ni ri'troloiuu Torpedo Co. .... IlinnrS-ieiv'.. riecord NEWSPAPER, AND Job Printiimg Office; MAIN STREET, PETllOLEUM CENTRE. H.IrONOWGLL, Proprietor om New York, Philadelphia, and Pittsburg, whl ogether with Editorials and Local matters, make It Kef """ ?Mlb to Advrtlilus Mctlium, The RECORD has no luperlor, as It circulates where ver an Oil Operator or Dealer can be foundj JOBBINB DEPARTMENT. We have a large and well Delected. tmi i t Jobbing .tlaterlal, emorac the very lutejt stylos. We are therefore, enabled to execute Joi.Yorkof overy variety In a satisfactory manner wbco desired, jobs will be neatlyprintcd la Colois Shipping Billi.; Poster Ilnnd-llllls. Fiograiumee," Jiills uf Fare, labels. AND BnlnoN and Visiting Curds Ij ilTKK HEAPS, . ' BILLHEADS, SILLS OP FADING, Eta, Eu itso BALL fUllNTINC, n or Fancy Btylos, neatly and promptly execu ted, embracing CIRCHLAHS .-P.00KAMME8 CAKD8, TICKETS, Etc. ct, every variety a style of work In letter press pr.ttttug. Merchants, Lawyer. Justices or the Peace, Land Aeenis. Oil Dealers and A pen is. Insurance Agents Kxnressnicn ai.d other nartiesln want, are In'nrm that wcareproiiared loexeeutotoorderall kinds of nu r sls, ouemo-s or leg 11, 1 squired iu this com munlly. Jobhin j patronage respectfully solicited. W. a iWfliWjrLia (tlF.KAII.WAY. 140 MILES HSDEIi . 8M JIILE8 WtTHDUr ONE MANAGRMKNT. OHASORof COAC1IE The Broad Gauge, Doable Track Boute BETWKEN THE ATIiANTIC CITIES , AKR TB WEST AMD SOUTH-WEST ' TI113 RAILWAY EXTKXD9 FROM Cincinnati .to New York 800 ttiloa, Cleveland to New York 625 Milei, Dunkirk to New York 460 Miles Buffalo to 5ew York 423 Miles, Rochester to New York 385 Miles, ' aiTD is neat KJT22 TO 27 MILES THE SHORTEST KOUTE-laS . . New and Improved Coaches are rnn from Clneln natl, Dayton, Urbane, Marion, Uatltou, Manslield, Ashland, Akron, Cleveland, Warren, Meiulville, Dunkirk, Buffalo and hocbester to New York Without Chance . ONLY ONE CHANGE TO BOSTON.: otl and after Monday, Jnne 13, 1ST0, trains will leave lleadvllle at the following hours, viz:;, FRANKLIN BBANCHoiua; aonth. Liavs: Meadvillc, 5.4 a. ., U M A. a., 8,40 r. v., 4,45 A M Asium: Franklin, 7A " 1,15 6.10 8,10 Oil City, 8,30 " 1,46 ' : 7,UU ,4l) FRANKLIN BUANCH-olng North. Lkave : Oil City, in.no a. a , D.IO a, a., S.la r. a. 0,10 r. a Franklin,lS.Ul 9,44 4,0X1 " 0,41 Akrivi: Meadvilie,2,41r. a. 11,15 a. a. 0,15 r. a.l,!5r a O0INQ WE8T I. 55 A. Iff. DAY EXPRESS, dally, Monitors excepted, for Cleveland, Cicninr.nti and the West and South. Connects at Clarksvllle. Snndavs ex cepted, for 8barou. Newcastle and Pit'buri$h;, at LcavlttahurE for Yonngstown and Slinronj ut Cleve land with Like Shore Hallwav, for the West and North-Wen; at Kavenua, Hm.days excepted, for Al liance and Piitsbnrt:h nt Akron, fundaya excepttxt, fia-Orvlllo and Mil.ershuiv, at Urbane with Pitts burt'U, Cincinnati and St. Louis Kailw ay lor Indian, apulis, and at Cincinnati with the Ohio Jlinsis aippl Hallway, for St. Louis aud the South and South-West. Sleeping Coaches are attached to this ttaln at Ilornellaviile, running through to Cltvelaud without ehange '' ' - , r . 8.65 A. n. EXPRESS MAIL, dally, Mndavs exci'pted, fur Cleveland and the West and NurLh: West. Connects nt Clarksvllle for Sharon, Newcas tie and Pitisburch, ai d atj Cleveland with Lake Shore Hallway fur tho West and Nortb-West. , 9.HO P. HtV-MOriT EXPRESS. 'dally, for Cleveland, Cincinnati and tho West and South Connects at Leavlrisburj!, Sundays excepted, for YoiimMoti n; at Cleveland wlfh Ike sl:ore Hail, way, tor the West and North W.: and nt Clneln. nail with the Ohio & Mississippi Hallway for M. Louis aud the South and South. West. A Sleeping Coach Is attached lothis train at New York, running through to Cincinnati. II. XII a Ttw. 1 nrr ii A . r i TTnv t- . excepted, for Leavlttshurg ami Way Stations, con- MUliU, HH lUUIgllUWII, fj 3. .1ft I. TT. PRFWinT A leeovunn. ----- - - . TION, dally. . ,.. 7.0 A. M. WAT FREIGHT, Sundays ex cuted. , ,( G0ISG EAST. 1 I ,1 , mm T TntimXTTw, m.nnn-.. . .. con l tcllne at Corry, Sundays excepted, for W'arnai, l Vbvl'IIIa ....I .;. in- .. . , ... 1 . J "....,.11 miu , mil., iue, lieu Ulll V V :..V,, "oo ""rl,,rlu v form luuiwav for Williiiiesporl. II irrljhurK. Philadelphinaiid Buf- ImnH. An1 u. V V...I. I,.... .. .. . .ui.'.u . a, ..on ,ui. IUC UOSIOU UUU -1CW CUif and clt v S Mli.,ln la .ll,.!, - .,.1. ..... . cinnatl running through to New York 8.20 P. HI. CINCINNATI EXPRESS, dally Sundays excepted, o nnectlur; at llleelinnipton for Albauv and Hie cek-brHti'd summer roort, Slmrnn Sprint's, and at Kuw York for Boston, nmi nil vAU Eiiulund cities. A tileeph.a Coaeh Is attached ti this train at Ueodvillu running through to New York. : O f.l a. UT WBilr vtTrr ti i .. r... , - ,u. ...Lux lynx r..M iie.fa, daily, Smidnys excepted. Cooneeta at Great Bind Willi llalltunru I nL-.tw.inru IV ,1" .. , . I....I ...... uv....n,,,.n ,u ..viuiii luiiiiiity for Scninton, and at New York with MiduL'iit F.x- press train or New Jersey Hailroad fur J hlludel. phla A Sl,..ln. Pa.-I. I. l . ... . -.iitjmii .....in in uiiec:iel to this train nt Cleveland, running thron-4h to Hop el sllle, con- " ". iiu un.nm ui-wuiu ioiii-iiveti iiruw- iiii! Knnm Couci.cs attached, running through to 2.45 l. nr. ACCOMMnTiATTfiv r.,,i,. excepted. 12.10 A. HI. ACCOMMODATION, Sundays exceptcd- 5.1 5 A. 7.1. WAT FRF.IflMT. Snmlni P. v cepted. Boston and New Pnirland Passenirers, with tlielr Basrpsi:e. are transferred PlIEU OF CUAK0K in New York. ... . ... v . The best ventilated nml most InTiirlotia HlfM.r.t coaci-es t-IN '1'ti K WOliLOat uccomuany uil night trains on this Railway. E3T The Erie Hallway Compsnv has opened a new Kerry from their Jersey dry Depot to the foot of iad St , New York, thus enabling passengers to M iih Uil. iii.nA. nnvtlitn ft, tl,. Mi v u,li 1,...,, .1 pense and annoyance of a street car or an omnibus E vinuBivi. V The scenery along the entire route of the Fill Railway is of I bo moat picturesque and heautifu ehuriic r Adinlers of Nnture's hsautles, In au dsyliglit journey over this l.luo, will flud Its ever! chang Inc lnndsiapes suhjocta of continual aduior tlon and iutorest. BaKlrnro Checked Through And fare always as low as by any othor Umito, ASK FOE TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY Which can be obtained at all the Principal Ticket Oillces In tho West and Sonih-Wcst. I. I). BCrKER. . ' Gn12a'r Agt. ;6lSjj't .Jatf.S,fSIJ 7'ti Wl78dlTlA08.?ifA.UMN. W.ft3OR PROS., ' STORE.. I )A.- ESTABUS53EO 1859. ' . 4 ' Wiiisor ; Bros.; ...-,'" "V av -, flIAt iTUEET, PEThOLEim CENTRE, ...... ;r,i& ' - : PEa'lERS IN Olu WELL TUBING'" AND CASING 1 alSo' . -- ', ;'vv:-' " WORKfNGlriAr.RELS &. VALVES, STUFFING BOXES, CLAMPS, TONGS, . INN1S SUCKER RODS, RIVETED JOINT SUCKER ROD ; " BOILER PUMPS, i CISTERN & WELL PCIPS, - Every Description of supplies for OIL WEIL , JJMS -'MD , .vW- iCtFINERIES.. t BRASS (.OOPS, ' i STEAM & GAS FITTINGS BELTING, PACKING AND. nosS KIRBY'S COMPRESSED BUNGS,' XI -A- R D-w- Itou!eTrImrnlngf, -T.. Carpentd'ea'Tools, Drilling and Plain Laid Rope, Oakrim, Nails, .Axes, ' Table aud Pocltel Cutlery, A full assortment of everything In '.the Hardware r, Housfc Turnlshin Goods, VEiTTIXjAiTOIli r . AND , Moriima Qlory BASE BL'REHSs HOME COMPANION",' i IRON GATE, and ' ) ' ' . "lVHEAT SHEAF -' ' V -J i i : Cooli Stoves. Iiainpa, LanlcriiD Sc Chimneys, Ko. 1 Winter slminetl Lnrd Oil, NO. 1 KCnXElj QUUt i, CIIAl'ION CLOTHES AVKIXGERS r.-j r. . . ..... ..;nT ... Maoufacturirsjof I TIN.' SHEET IRON &: COPPER WARE. - SMOKE STACKS, ' - i , i , ?. t Hepslrincof nil kinds done with' nantnesa arid die patch. Especial attention given to Ntcam and Gas Fittings Purchasing with cash only, our facilities for fnr mshlnx everything In our line are superior t .ny other eetabl.shiueut in the Oil Kegiou. We ' o.e a lirst class. TIN AND' REPAIR' SHOP ThanklUffOiirfrlAnilarnrtl.ntr llhprfll nntrnnnfra. In Ui p:ul, wuhail uootir bet Tort .to merit FRANKLIN DIVISION, Cotmectina trains at Jamnstflwn.and Oil n, n. as' follow'. AUR,U,t lb70' "' U1 rw LKAVI Oil. PITY. TI1VI.fl nu 4 I VT , ,ul ... . i,HAr.i i ii.il iimiT Oil IU? 1,10 h r. , .30 p u: Two Mile Run, SfW p in i Krank'il.' S 65, de. b,U6 p m : Huminit, S,M p m , Wat.'rl ;t,W pa; lUymtlton, 4, Up mi Ranilv Laki A 'T Ill . OIVUl'UUIU, i n iu Clnrb'n. M nils, R,l p m; Hsillnv's aw , i ' V m w ti M-WCtosslngiis-p-1; i ' n,n""n, ,! a m- Hum mi., ,. . in j n.iniui,, am; Kayin Iton loob a tn ; Sandy Lake, W,U a at; Htonehoro, In Tii I?! Coal Branch. lU,S4ami Clark's MUlaWffl . Si HiMlley s, 10,41 a m j lalna, ld,U a m? o Crosslnc. loM a mj or. at Jsoieetown, ILlo KKANKL1N ACCOMMODATION Uavai rs, Cilv. 4.QO Dm: lm. 4.1K a sa r. wi7L . iti p m j airiroa at Prauklm, 4,o p ra. ' ARMTaT AT OIL t'lTT. wmm in,ini.iti ........ . ....... w,i. im. amesiown. nTio 11 n. ,A.WX?."M'.,.6J,',"i ! WjTO 'a TnT llS! ar. h8o, de. ,oo a m; Btoneboto. 9,08 a m Ilkc.sr tl.0. de. lo.ooam- H.v.n.T,.. '.r' m: Waterloo. 1o,S6 a in; Siimniit. lo 4,, I Prankllii, ar. ll.So, de.lUoami Two Mil, ul' IWi i" : Ko, 11,63 a m; arrive at Oil tit," ""j MAIL loaves Jamestown. 1,00 pa: A Jt n u Crossing, 1,14 n in ; Salem, l.llo p nil Iledley's . v u., a.,. 1., p n t im) nraaiii, 1 1 p m ; Stonehoro, .o4 p m 1 tiandr Lake, in UT Rnymllton. Wp a; Vatcrloo, 2,W p in; Summit' IHpiti! Franklin, a.06 n m 1 Two Mile 11,,... pm; lcno, 8.18p-n; arrNrsatOil Citv, l.3o'. ii riiANAiiM AVCHMMOIJATION leave Krirk lln, 8.00 am; Two Mile Hun, 8 ov a m: Keno. lit 111 - arrlns ml 111! U a. . , ' Mall east and west will stop at all stations nnes Two Mils Hun, Summit, Coal Ihauolt, Clark1! t3 and on siirnsl to take paest-nieis. jiisuu miiin win snip iti an sianons. CHAltLES K. HATCH, Geo inb'L OBO. U. MolNTYKK, Snpt. ' " pt Philadelphia Erl.t li. R.g . iCMMER TIMU TABLE- . On and eftpp ttnnA,. Maw Auk In .k. on the Philadelphia & rlo Itaiir'oal will run is WISTWASB. Vail Train leaves Philadelphia, ' "tlMOpsi ii-nimoiirrv, - D.UD D m arrltei l I'ri. . . t Erie Expr. leavea Philadelphia, lo'su s m , " ' leaves Corry, Musts " amvesat Krie, 7 aiao Warren Aceommodatiou leave Warren, 8,00 s ni ih.s. v,iara arrives at Krif , 1 u jo , B ' I . . . . . Mail train leaves Rrie, m s ra " leave Corrvr lo 40 a at ' arrnvaaat niil1eA.ti.KI on . - Erie Ix pr. leav. s Krte, p m lenve (.orry, lu,4ipat nfauaai O, 1 1 I..V t- .... L Warren Accommodation Ixavea Krle, 4,'l p m " - '.', Worry, tSsa " V arrive At Warm, 7pia express, Mat) and Accommodatlen, Eist and West, connect at Corr. and all Vt ivi hound trslcs and Mall and Areommodntioa Ka-I at Irvinttoa with Oil Creek r.nd Allraheny itiver Kallway. vTM. A. IIALlWt-N, lian'lhsptC IsLEGIHy.XY TAL, LEYU.lt - New line to feuf ilo. through the Oil Keeloni . .. JL'NE 6, lolo. floinu soctb. Oil City, fia-iklln. Parker's, ar. P tts'p Moll t,'tin nam 12.niiiu s.iupia Day xp, a.uOpat S.ipm 4 35 pm :pm Night tut, ssVm l0Mpar l.Wpm- 70aa ' vaon aoarirv ' . Plttsbnrg. I'aiker a. Franklin, ar 0. City Pny Pii.7vi am I1.4U am l.Wipm S.IOpai Wuv Pas'ra.DO a ia 4,ru .:tupm luSpn Night Ex, ,00 p ra 8.(10 o ru 5, Wain t,S)in MI.VBR PALACE MI.KRI'lNO CARS on SIM f Xrrcis trains botu way beiwtuu i Utiljur.-h sdJ Corry. t. i. I.AWHENCfi, Gen 8upL Thus M- Bjsu, Ai-s't Hupt. 5lTFF4f.O, COItllT AXU .il'Il'flttHVRGH i BAU.H)AD. (mTAk..!jiuixAVJ , ' Corry. Tnwt'B. BnlfaK Fxircs. 0.i, am. ll,P.S,am IMP" Mall. ll,5i, am, ,M,pm. " Way Frelfht, - Rial, am. .'" Accomdalloa, 5,3S. p av ., a m. 1U,30 " " fatrtlWABB TIMW"' ""S'T " IrtfTaW. ' rnca' "Cerry M II, e.os, a m. Sets, a m. 1W. a m. Kxuress. 11 AO, (ion, pm. M. pai. Ae ommniit'a pm. 7, '5, " l'1.'?1 Wav Vrelaht. 4 HO, a m. 7,S in. 1UA- Monday, May 30, 1870. IW To Milliners and Country btoreltecpert fallTrade WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT VP STAJB.-3 . PE3IHABI.K Koods received dally from anrtloit ami privntesulc Cur etoek of Feet hers,, f era Sairns. Silks, Velvets. Ilibbons, nilngs, Frliurcs. Yankee Notions, laiiev I eon". lc etc., IslurKe, and clienn. W out Icii'11 price. , Buy and sell fo' cosh. . Edward Jltdlcy & S' pOO, 311, t ZUX Gi-and, and C6, 68 t 70 Allen Streets, Com i !. Ulili I Ink 'tfi f"m tie MEW YOKK CUV usiirn n MiuiiiSi GENERAL MACHINISTS ttd Beassrslaallk"' r WELLTOOLS FIXTURE9 Keeeasary ler pnttlng down and WfA'E?,! Wolla. in connection with our MACblNk bo'. we have a large and convenient BLACKSMITH SnOP. Onr facilities for M ANITFACTCWNG arnot celled by any Bhoplalbe Oil Kegiooa. .. ShopMain-st.opposlte ileOUnlock 3Mt m.y7 tt FibiiEU ANOK GEO. TT. KINO, Sr., TIas vemnved to bfs NKW 9TTOKK, fflMjl? SidmnMom Wlnp's Grocery Wore, w."''ltUds Ti'N-s'l'.. and is liw nre;vin-. lo furllintl his .n and the public Kcnorally . ,v ; ' Fivsh and Salt M ats ; ' f 1 " irfir of all kinds. Thaukliiy my friends i for 'pai I hope to merit a couiluuauce of the sam.. ino n cull nun W KISO," 9 vuuituuAitcv. .uarvfi 1 if. r tpfciun tjenrte, May 8 ri I -r.a.v- h
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