Eorron.
TUESDAY MOANING, NOV. X.
AND AGAIN:
At announced in last week's Rcttjb
licah, wo again take cliargo of this
Taper.
We promise nothing new. Our prin
ciples are established, and, we believe,
aro pretty well known to the people of
this county. We are glad to say that
our old patrons whom we have met,
welcome us bock as though they were
rather rejoiced than otherwise at our
return. We are grateful for this, and
will cudeavor so to conduct this paper
in the future that it may give satisfac
tion to its patrons.
We aro glad to b anions' the rrand
old hills of Forest once more, and we
have come to etoy. We only ask that
our life may be as pleasant hero as ii
was when we were formerly of you.
Forest County has improved greatly
in our absence. Tetroleuni.thegreapy
greenback getter, is being produced in
psyinjr quantities, in several localities
in tlm county, and new towns are
.ringing up rapidly within its bound
aries. Wo do not speak from actual
knowledge, but think the population of
the county must have increased at the
least calculation, one-fourth in the last
eighteen months.
Tionesta is improved considerably.
The Court House, which was unfinish
ed when we were here, is completed,
and is a source of pride to every citi
ten in the county. The Methodist so
ciety has erected a neat brick church
which does it great credit. Mri Tate's
and Mr. Maaon's law offices have been
built, and Mr. Tate has erected a hand
some residence Mr. Dimond has built
a largo wagon and blacksmith shop,
and a comfortable dwelling bouse.
One more improvement we must speak
of, and that is, 'sidewalk. We formerly
had to wade through mud, ankle dcop,
from the corner of Elm. and Church
streets to the Court House, and ditto
over about two thirds of the town.
Tionctta now boasts of more good side
walk thau any town of its eize in the
country. Several new stores have lo
cated here, and the wisddm and good
taste of their proprietors cannot be
doubted, when it is noticed that they
advertise in the Republican.
Cul. Iieisinger, the pioneer Republi
can editor of this county, in his vale
dictory in this paper, said: "It will
be but a few years when Forest County
will rauk with the best in the State."
This predictiooJs being steadily and
urcly verified. Let us all try to im
prove me county morally ana socially,
as it improves in population and
wealth, and it roust eventually be a lo
cution desirable to all who seek for
pleasant and happy homes.
Destructive Fire-Loss About Nine
Thousand Dollars,
About 21 o'clock yesterday after
noon the alarm of fire was given and
our citizens were soou on the streets
auxiously enquiring fur the scene of
disaster. The fire broke out in the
roof of Abial Drake's house, lm Cot
tage Hill, and as the wind was blow
ing strong iu a northeasterly direction,
it was feared at one lime that several
dwellings and the school house roust
be destroyed. . But owing to the her
culean efforts of some of our citizeus,
and the effective work of Vigilant
Stearaor No. 1, the fire was extin
guished after completely destroying
the house, of Mr. Drake and nearly
destroying that of Fred. Geigle. Ow
ing to the muddy condition of the
streets and the heavy grade, it was
with great difficulty that the steamers
could be got on the ground, it requir
ing six horses to draw No. 4 up the
hill. While this steamer was passing
up Spring street the fire box came in
coutact with a crossing which complete
ly destroyed that part of the engine.
After getting on tho ground it took so
long to get the fire arranged and steam
up, that No. 1 and the haud engine
had nearly extinguished the fire before
No. 4 began to woik. Vigilant No. 1
played from a tank near U. P.
Church, and the other twi from a tank
in the rear of the School house. No. 4
did good execution after it was got
in ordr, but that was too late to ren
der much assistance.' No cause of com
plaint exists against No. 4, as the ac
cident above mentioned demolished
their fire and reuoVtcil them poweilert
fr a time. telow we give a list of
the looses and amount of inurapro on
each :
Abial Drake, loss $7,000 ; insurance,
jEtna, ?2.50()
Fred. GJi'lc, loss nc.-.ily total : in
sured, Cumberland Vallty, $2,0CJ.
Dr. Harding, loss on furniture
hhout 500 ; no insurance.
Dr.Hardinw's furniture was damaged
by It i;i curriod out. The fire did cot
reach his I:oiim Mr. Drake's lot is
tslhnawd br hirnc!f.-r0tv ?W
w. n. DUNN
U LL 1 1 !' V "L ",J. L 11 1 1 ' "IL'f
Neighborhood ?few.
From lha Petroleum Centre Record.
We learn that the Oil City Daily
Tim. s suspended publication as a daily
newspaper this tnorning. It is said a
weekly paper will bo issued hereafter
from that office.
Mr. William Doyd, of the month of
tho Clarion, who . was so fearfully
burned a few weeks ago, ir dead. It
was thought at one time that he would
recover, but his injuries were of such a
nature as to preclude all hope. , He
suffered much before he died. Anoth
er victim to the misuse of petroleum.
The O. C. A A. R. R, Co. are about
to make several needed improvements
in tho vicinity of the depot at this
place. A new switch is to 1ms laid run
ning in the direction of Wild Cat Hol
low for the convenience of the Central
Petroleum Co. in shipping oil. This
will necessitate the removal of the ex
press office and the adjoining building,
to make room for the track. They al
so intend building a large and commo
dious freight depot. Theso' improve
ments are made neccessary on account
of their constantly increasing business.
From TltuSville Corn-tor.
SEKIOVB ACC1DEST AT FRANKLIN. '
Yesterday afternoon as our reporter
reached the depot at Franklin, he was
an eye-witness of a serious if not fatal
accident. As Ed. Mackey, son of Maj.
Mackey, of Franklin, was driving his
team across the "Jimtown" R. R. track
in front of a coal train, his team shied,
throwing him from his seat, and the
wheels of the .wagon passed over his
body, inflicting injuries of such a na
ture that when our reporter left he was
still in an unconscious condition. Dr,
St. Clair was summoned to the assist
ance of the injured man, who reports
his case hopeless. The family aud
friends of the young man have our
sympathies. , i
As Outrage. Some scoundrel or
scoundrels near Trunkeyville deserve
having a little "cowhide" taken vigor
ously ' taken away' from them.' Last
Friday night the down train, which
passes here about nine o'clock, was as
sailed by some miscreants, with stone?,
near Trunkeyville,1 and ' considerable.
damage done, although no one was in
jufed. But for the shutter being down
on one window, a gentleman occupying
the seat would probably have been in
jured, as a large stone struck the win
dow sash, breaking that and the win
uow into fragments. Once or twice
before the same train has been assault
ed and the windows have been broken
out and stones picked op inho carsi
What the objefet of this can be is a
mystery, aud the officials are using
ery possible means for the ' capture
of the perpetrators. '
' We learn that Detective McKenzie
has arrested two boys at Truukeyville,
as perpetrators of the above. Ed. Re-1
PUBLICAN. '-' i
From Raftsman's Journal. "
Seriously 'Injured. We are in
formed that, on Friday last, Oct. 21st,
Mr. Ed. Lee, of Huston township, met
with a very serious accident, while he
and -several other persons were engaged
in pulling stumps with a lever tnacnine.
Having attached the chain to a stump,
the power was applied while young
Lee was holding up titer crotch through
which the chain passes. Unexpected
ly one foot of the crotch sunk into the
ground and upset it, striking Lee on
the side of the head and face with such
force ds to knock liim speechless for
some hours. At last accounts he was
getting along as comfortably as cir
cumstances would warrant, yet little
hope of his recovery was entertained.
Fatal Accident. We are inform
ed that on Saturday, Oct. 22d, David
Welty, Jr., of Ui.ion Tp.,' met with a
fatal accident while engaged in raising
a shed at his father's barn. The top
plate had just been pushed up on skids
by a number of men, and when in the
act of dropping it into its place, the
pike poles being released, the one end
of the plate unexpectedly slid back
wards and descended to the ground,
knocked down young Welty and fell
on- him across, the bowels, crushing
him so badly that he died the next day.
He was an exemplary young man, and
his death is lamented by his many rel
atives, and the community generally.
THANKSGIVING. .
By the President of tht United State
A Proclamation, ! :' .'
Whereas, It behooves a people sen
sible of their dependence on Alr.iighly
God publiciy aiid collectively t ac
knowledge their gratitude forkismvnr
and mercies, and hujibly to beseech
for their continuance; and
Whereas, The people of the United
States, during tho year dow abrut to
end have special cuusj to be thankful
for general prosperity, aluiuiaia harv
ests, exemption from putileuco, for
eign war and civil strife.
Now, therefore, be U known that I,
tLTsrra 9. Grant, President of tho
United States, concurring in any simi
lar recommendations from Chief Mag
istrates of StateSi 'do hereby recom
mend to all citizens to meet in their
repctie places of worship on Thurs
day, the 24th day of Nojmbcr next,
there to give-thanks for the bounty of
God during tho year about to close,
and to supplicate for its continuance.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand, and caused the seal of
the United States to be nfliixed.
Done at the city of Washington
this 21st day of October, in the year
of our Lord 1870, and of the iudepen-
lence of the United States the ninety-
fifth. U.S. Grant.
By tho Prcsideut.
Hamilton Ftsit, Secretary of State.
3 HULL'S MUSIC SUORE.
ariw
(Successor to HULL &, WHITNEY,)
Wo, 107 Wafer Sfreef,
MEADVILLE, PA.
Is Uk place to bay all of tlx First Class
PIANO FORTES,
T GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
; ' ' ALSO
Organs & Melodeons h
Tlavlns tho exclusive Agency for Craw
forp, Ycnanjro ind Meroer Comities for the
following ciuDnieo mattes oi
Y,l ANO FOICTES: ,
Wm. Bradbury, Steinway A Sons,
Chiokerintr A Sons. V. Kurtzman's
W. V. Emerson, Uroveatceu, Fuller A Co
ANL
Whitney and Slnyton's United States
ORGANS AND MELODKONS I k
And having constantly in my store from
. Twelve to Eighteen Pianos.
Forties wiBhlnjito purchase, will And it
greatly to tho.r interest to purvhivio direct
UwMi JI'O niiujh uiumiks A.u vnvi w.
.-iiruint'iit for live roar -
These Orpina and Mrtotteona are. eonaM -ered
ty frood itnlgea i be the lst Kefld
Instrument iiiaile.- Hhjuld tuher .make
I prefered. I will furaMi them a J J
a can be bougnt irom any one. ' '
ATfD ALL KIKDS OF '
Siugirg and Iutruction Boolcs.
OriTAilS, BANJOS, VIOLINS, FLPTrH, riFKM
, , ASO BBl'M.S.
CRASS BAUD IBSTRUBEHTS.'
l URNISUEDTO DANDS VERY LOW.
A good stock of
GENUINE ITALIAN STRINGS
Alwava on hand. lealer funiis'.iod at
New York prices. iJr-All orders or com--municaUoua
promptly attended to.
4-tf . . : J. C. IIULI
SHERIFF'S SALES.
' ' . ; . . .
BY VIRTUE of anndry writs of Vendl.
Kx., isaiied out of tho Court of Com
mon Pleas of Korost Coun'y, and to me di
rected, there will bo exposed to sale by
public vendue ' or outcry, at the Court
House in the Borough t of Tionesta, on
MONDAY NOV., 7TII, 1870,.
at 2 o'lock, P. M., the following describ
ed real estate, to-wit :
James V. "William, rs, J. C. Miller, Ven.
Ex. No. 3, Deo. Term, 1S70, Keeves All
delendnnts, ryht, title, interest and claim,
of, in and to, a certain piece or parcel ol
laud situate iu the Township of Harmony.
County of Forest, (formerly Venango) and
Sate of Pennsylvania: Bounded and
described as follows, to-wlti Jk-Kinitinx at
a post, thence south eighty nine degrees
east one hundred and severity-lour perclies
to a post ; thence south one-lialf decree,
west one hundred and twenty-two ami
three tenths perches to a post ; thence by
land of Jame.i HuUiiixh, n vrth eigthty-nine
degrees, west one hundred and sevonty
lour percliusi to a while oak ; thence north
one degree east, one hundred and twenty
two and three-tciith perches to a post, t.ie
place of beginning ; containing one hun
dred and ninety-three acres of land more
or less, being tfietsaino piece of land con
veyed to the Cherry and Trout Kun Oil
and Mining Company, recorded In Charter
Book No. a, page 111 in Venango County.
Taken in execution and to bo sold ns the
Sropoi tv of J. C. Miller, at tho suit of
aiues D. Withain.
ALSO,
Charles Hays. vs. t he Iron 8ides Tetole
um Company, Veil. Kx. No. 5. Dec. Term.
Ib70, lthey All thst certain piece or
parcel of lurid situate in Harmony Tow n
ship, Forest County, I'a. liouiided and
decsei-ibeii as follows, to-wit : Beginning
in the centre of the road leading Irom
Tionesta to Pleasantvillc, at the line of
land of Jacob Kango. running thence bv
said land K perches to a post, at lino of
Daniel Alit uno, uoceasexl: t Hence south
2rt ierches to a post, at line of lsnd late of
William Mi-Kinley ; thence south -4 de
grees west 3iiv prchcs tolundof F. W. Al
len; thence ulong s.iid land west perches
to the -entre of road heretofore mentioned;
thence along said centre line to road north
38 degrees wet -10 erches ; thence alnutr
saul centre line north -10 degroes west iM)
nerches to tlu) place Jf beginning ; con
iaiuing twenty m res more or less.
Taken iu execution and tn be sold as the
properly of The Jron Sides Petroleum
Com pan v, at the suit of Charles Huys.
TKKMS CAKH. "
Sheriff's Oltleo, Oct. 17, lfCO.
Ifli-U - K. L. DAVIS, Sh ff.
liELAPIERHE'S ELECTRIC SOAP
Warranted better ai chrsyer thnn nny
ather. i or Sale in Fbiladclphia, J'itts
li'irtrh Ac., bv
J-inny it .ridrews, T. I'onrcw Co.
Hoetli't h .V X!oIkh, Bhi ion tt
Burns c Sinticker Jteiir it Hurry,
Wa ertnan t'- Youug, W. I ii raver,
The', ison C Moins, J. II, Kra.ve,
Wainwr.ght Co. Bote.-ts A Co.
Wat Tntr-.ii. Hon Co, S. J. llninnl i v,
H'..isuii, Hoar Ok Co. H.J. Iloffiirr
Vvers Jt ("o. J. S. Morgan'
Ii. ilbv Co. . llouh A Co.
T. BRrr.es, , W. J. Kirt,
rioyd t C'"'. Ogden A t o.
Arbuckloa A Co, of rittnburg'i, and inspv
Sioem. ' M-4W
i-v
OCTOBER, 1SCO.
J. & p. "coats'
DEST SIX-COBD
' M Now Tnn
'ONL Y
Thread put p for the Aroorlcan marker
which Is
SIX-CORD IX AI,IiNU MUCINS,
From Ko. 8 to No. 100 Inclusive.
. For Hand and Maohlno.
PTTH KAV E .LER S
ali JKKANH.UTinnxTisstm.
B i BaNCM COMPANY, of Hartford.
Conn. CikIi Amtet., $l,:iO0,0U.
iri.t L1KH and KNHOW
MKNT jlhtiea of all approved
forms. Ample fwnrity. ' low
rtttjv. A 1mi iiiMiiroa ntrntiiftt A4'f'T
f-. cauoiiig death or total
diwMlitv. Policies written by the vear or
month. Hiw paid fTiHl r day for Six
Viirn in beiicllta to policy-holders. 30-it
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Ivirva nauhml Aiirl fnfnrrnfttlon furnished
ly UKOHUK Ul'HAM. rrovidenoo, H. I.
THIS IS NO HUMHUO ! Q K
' Jtvuemlintt OtlOF.NTS,
with aire height, color of eyes and hair you
will receive, by return until, a correct pic
ture of your future husband or wile with
mime and ilntoof nturriiuto. AV. KOX, P.
O. Drawer No. 218 Fnltonville N. Y. S0-4t
THE PRACTICAL FARMER. The
leading Agricultural. Monthly of the
United States : contiiiiiiugl uiiurlo p:iges:
is roconi mended to Farmers everywhere
as a thoroughly reliable ami well illustrat
ed Agricultural and Horticultural Journal.
It is largely made up of original matter,
and devoted to Stock liaising, Urnin Urow
Ing, the Dairy, Orchard, Vegetable and
Market lianlcuing, (irnzlng, Bearing and
l'attciiing Anomals. a Veterinary Dcpnrt-
Yiiont, c. l'rlce l.fiO icr annum. Sample
copies suppici on application, liberal
tonus to Agenis and Canvassers, with
show-hills furnished on application to Pas
chal:, Mounts, I'M i tor and Proprietor, IS
North l.llh ilreet, Philadelphia. 80--U
T40MES, HFALTH, HAPPINESS.
A A HOW to be Obtained Tor Five Dol
lars! Plantations, Farms, Villa Sites and
Town Lots, at The Ore.it Premium Land
Sale, Aiken, S. C, Tho "Saratoga of the
South." 48 hours from N. Y. Tho most
delightful climate in the world. Freo from
the rigors of Northern winters, exempt
from Throat diseases. Vineyards and or
chards iu full bearing. For descriptive
pamphlet, address, with stamp, J. V.
DKKUY, Augusta, (in. 80--U
.5 A Week Salary ! Young
men ivanted as hx-ai and travel
Jingsatesineii. Adress (with stamp) It. II.
At AT.KFR, .i4 1 ai'K IvOW, .N. 1 . .K)-4C
UUUItaitU: X 1 sullerrcd witli
Catarrh thirty years, mid was cured
In six woeUs by asimplo reme'dr. and will
send t ho relieipt , postage freo, to all nltlct
rd. T, J. Mead. Drawer 170, Syracuse. N.
Y. ' i 30-4t
A JTiysitery .Ntlvel. Fiftoen
. Minutes' Privato Oonvcratloo with
Married Ladies by one of their, numbe.-,
Sen' yee for two slumps, bv Mis. II,
M KT7U1CK, Ilanever, I'a. " RU-!t
A tJ A It I
A CleiiJ.jia.i. while resii'inc fn South
America as a nithsloiiiiry, l:se rved n ul'e
and simple remedy for the Cure ofCor
vous At'eaklieos, "Early Decay, I)o.e-iw
ff the L'rinarv urj .1 Seminal Orgiuis, and
tne wnoie train or 'i!Minirs brought on
by baneful and vicious habits. Cruat num
bers hue been cured by this noble reiuo
di. 'Prompted by a desire to benefit tho
anlicted and unfortunate, I will send tho
recipe for preparing end using this medi
oins, in asealcd envalopc, to anir one who
needs it, free of charge. Joskcii T. Ismav,
Station D, Bible House, N. Y. City. SiMt
Jmghtrer Cent. Cioltl .
ITRST MORTGAGE BONDS .
' OFTHESSUK OF
$1,500,00 0
' BY THE ,
ST. JOSEPH A DENVER CITY
RAILROAD COMPANY,
In denominations of ? 1,030 and t-'.OO. ' con
pon or registered, with interest at Right
per cent, per annum, payable 16th Febru
ary and Augurt, in OLD free of Vnitoil
States taxes, in New YorkorKuropc. The
noiHis navo tmrty years to run, pavaulo in
New York in OLl). Trustees, farmers'
Ioan and Trust ('onipauv of New York.
The mortgage which secures theso bonds
is at the rate of f l:t,5;0 per mile ; eovera
a completed road for every bond issued,
and is a first and ONLY mortgage. This
lino, connecting St. Joseph with Fort
Kearney, will piuke a short and through
route to i ouioi-nia.
flio Company hay a Capital
OlAJVJk Ul - -
And a grant of l and from
Cougreas, of l,600,0o Acres
vaiuod, at the lowest esti
mate, at - - - - -
First Mortgage Bonds, . -
tlO.OOO.OOO
4,000,000
1,500,000
Total, ... $15,500,000
Totol length of road, 271 miles' distance
included iu this Mortgage, ill miles ; price
Bii ana accrued interosi, ti ttltltl'j.Nt i
Can be obtained from tho undersigned
Also, pamphlets, maps and information
relating thereto. These bonds, being so
well secured aud yielding a large income,
aro dosirable to parties seeking sui'o una
i iterative investments. We recommend
them with entire confidence.
W. P. CONVERSE & CO.,
Commercial Aoknts,
No. 54 Pine Street, N. Y.
TANK Kit ( O.,
Fiscal Aoknts,
N, 49 Wall Street, New York.
10-Cm.
REYN3LDS.BR0ADHEAD& CO
1 Centre St., opposite Tost Office,
OIL CITY, FENN'A.
DEALERH in
FOrJEICN AND DOMESTIC
DRY COODQ.
imrjss goods, carpeting,
OIL CLOTHS. BOOTS & SHOES,
IIATS& CAPS, TRIilMISGS
NOTION, 15TC, ETC.
THE
3Q.OT AiV'D SHOE
STOES.
rFYOTJWANTanerf"etfil and a g.xd
ai tic'e of Boots and Shoes, of the Quest
worLmunship, goto ,
Iff. Jm 314-CAXCE'f,
80 CENTRa 8TREICT, OIL CITY, PA.
JMrPatitfaotion uuaranteed. tS. '
THE GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVEHY.
D14. WALKER.9 CALIFORNIA
VINEOAR BITTEIIS
i ,
cgS More than 800,000 Trnona
sag lwrtUmoiiy to ihMr won-?' ? 3"
.? dorfnl curative powers. 8 g
5 -1 W H AT A R E TH P Yt 5 3
' ' V 3 ' ' - BADS
e 5 h b 3
rf8 t. -fyvsj els
1 1 lis
2 t --iZ. J . . - I a e -
W J !
w'3
M t.
r.l ja
E-. THEY ARE NOT A VILE
a '?
o . rrwi w hi ii i
m
U 9
Mle of Poor Rum. Whiskey. Proof
Spirits, and ltefuso Liquors, doctored Spi
and sweetened Ui pleaxe the taste,
cal!e) tonics," Vappellr.ers," Restoratives
iVo., Hint lead the tipler on to druirkenss
and ruin, tint are a true medicine, made
iroiiithe iintive Itoots and llerlm of Cali
fornia, free fropi all Alcoholic stimulants.
Thev are the (JURAT BLOOD VCRIIY-
E It and 1,1 KK OIVINH DHIXCIPI.E. a
perfect Rcuovnler mid Invigorntor of the
system, carrying otl all poisonous matter
and restoring the blood to a healthy condi
tion. Nonerson can take these bitters ae-
cording to directions aud reuiaiu long tin-
wen.
1100 will ke given for an Incurable case.
provide I the bones are not destroyed by
mineral poisons or other means a'nd the
vital organs wasted beyond the point re
pair. For Inflarmnstorv and Phronle lttinnn,.
ntism, and Oout, l)yspeHiii, or lndijjw
tion, Bilious, Remittent, mid Intermittent
rovers. Diseases of the blood. I.lver. Kid
neys, and Bladder, these Hitters have been
most successful. Such Diseases aro rails
od by Vitiated Hlood, which is generally
produced by derangement of tho Digestive
Organs.
Cleanse tho Vitiated Blood whenever vou
find its impurities bursting throuuh'the
skin in Pimples, Eruptions or "sorosj
cleanse it when yon tlttd it olistrncted and
sluggish in the veins; cleanse It when it is
row, and your feelings will tell Vou when.
Keep the blood pure and the health of the
system will follow.
tin, Tape, and other Worms, lurking In
tho system of so many thousands, are ef
fectual!" destroyed and removed.
In billions, Remittent, and intermittent
Fevers these Bitters have no omutl,- For
full directions read caitl'ullv the e.rcnlur
around ouch bottle,, printed In four lmi
guaes English, tJeriimn, l'retich nnd
Spanish. J. W A .k Kit, Proprietor, I
3'J Commerce St.. N. V.
R. II. McDONAI.D A t o.. Druggists
pit-Oeiieral Agents, San Francisco ami
SiK'i ami-nto, Cul., and W A Umiiumi
Creet, N. Y '
i. Sold by nil Druggists nnd Dealers.
. U-lt ', . .. .i
, . oil ;. y..; ,
GREAT EXCITFIhENT i
"' ' fiVtlio Etoro of
D. S. KNOX, li CO.,
Elm St., ioncsta Ta.
Wo are in daity receipt o, the largest and
MOST COMPLETE stock "ei V '.
tfSKOO'KIIIS
' ' nnl
ntovisioA.s,
EVER BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET
EOOTS & SHOES !
FOR THE
MILLIONS!
which wo are determined to sell regardless
of prices.
AND
llouso Furnishing Goods, Iron, Nails,
Machine tools, Agricultural Implements,
Ac., ic Ac, which we offer at greatly re
duced prices.
FURNITURE! FURNITURE ! !
of all kinds,
PARLORJSUITS,
CIIAMBEIt SETS,
LOUNGES,
WHATNOTS,
8PRINU BEDS,
MATKESoKS, '
LOOIUXQ GLASS
ES, .lc.,. ., Ac.,
Iu TIN bLESS VARIETY. Call and see,
7-tf D. S. KNOX, A CO.
iiEST ST RY PAPER
n the Universe. A $5
I'riie to every subscih-
r. Send stamp for
Prlte Clreular and
Specimen. J. R. UIJLlQiT, Pub ishor,
uoston Mam, wtt
Ei5 a
E.3S.
3
9
!-.. IS si
A 8A1T,
COtTAII
Asa
tfaT Cars
ru3
AMD AU,
RERV003
cisMses.
IU t.Tsctj are
It in an Unlailinir Remedy In all easosof
Neuralgia Facialis, often effecting a per.
feet enre In less thnn t Ihonrs, from the use
of no More than Two or Three Pills.
No othor form of Neuralgia or Nervous
Disease has failed to yield to this Wonder
ful Remedial Agent.
Kven in tho severest ease of Chronic
Neuralgia and general norvoim derange
ments, of many years standiug affecting
tUociittro-srslem, 1ta Un ( a low days,
or tew weeks at the-nhnost, always af
fords the most astonishing relief, and very
rarely falls to produce a complete and per
manent euro.
It contains no drug or othnf materials
In the slightest degree Injurious, even to
the most delicate system, and can always
be iied with perfect safety.
It has long been in constant use bv many
of our most eminent physicians, who give
it their unanimous and unqualified appro
val. The following, among manvofour
liest citizens testify to its Wonderl'ul Effi
cacy !
"Having used Dr. Turner's Tic-fioul-eurcux
or Universal ifeuratpia J"i(f, nd
in numerous instances recommend)! it to
plftients suffering with' neuralgia I have
found it, Without an Exception, toaccoin
plish ail the proprietors him claimed.
J. t. JUI.l.l.MJII AM, Dentist.
12 Wlntor St., Boston, Feb. 18, HW7. "
Mr. J. M. R. Story, for many 'year an
apothecary in this city, and lor three years
during the war. In the Hospital Depart
ment under the' U. S. Government, thus
speaks of it i
" I have known Dr. Turner's Tle-Doul-ourenx
or Universal Neuralgia Pill for 20
years. I have sold It and used it personal
ly, and I have never known of cass
where it did not give relief. Customers
havo told me they would not bo without it
if each pill cost ten dollars. I think It the
most reliable and valuable remedy for
neuralgia and nervous diseases iu the
world. "
Messrs. Turner Cft 'j
For a longtime a memberof my family
has su tiered sovorely with Neuralgia. Tho
pain was almost unenourutiie. we tried
various medicines without success. A few
months since, we began tho use of your
Pill. It has proved Perfectly Successful,
and no traoos of the disease remain. I Can
gladly recommend your remedy to all
sufferers from Neuralgia. ,
lte8pectrulry vonrs,
F. W. PEVroN
Boston, Mar. 25, '67 Connora( Lav.
Sent by mail on receipt of price and pos-
toge.
One packago, el Postage B cents.
Six jiackages, - - 5 "27 "
xi in soiu y nu ucfticrs in aruga aim
medicines and by TU RN K R A CO.,
Solo t'roorlelors, vai Tremont St.,
; .:lK)S'fW, MA!t4, 3 17 4W.
Robacl'a Slot'
ack Bitten,
vlitil4 "till other
Ttilleri in the
market, ;ponesi
intrituio mtrit.
MoL it(er to
called, are merely tciMwashy ahtff,
told at a beverag. vDf. Iloback't
BUlert are not a beverage in any
tense of the word,' but contain the
moei expensive drugs liwcn.to
teiend for- the- radical cure of
Indigetlion and Dytpeptia, and
for all catet where a ionia and
tttmulant art
required, i 17ity
restore tht vital
foroet in a w-
marhable degree,
and give tone to
the eyslem.
It it now eleven
yeart tince Dr.
Roback, the cel
ebrated Sttedith
physician, from
Stockholm, Stre
den, came to tht
country awl introduced the Scan
dinavian . Blood ISirifier; tince
which time thoueandt have been
cured, by itt we, of Scrofula and
otlter blood diseases. It contains,
betidet the Iodide of Potmsa and
Syrup of Slillingia, drugs import
ed from Sweden for itt express
manufacture, unknown and not
kepi by apothe
caries in this
unry. A
( & gle trial will
convince the most
tkeptUvl of itt
wondei ful value.
Dr. lloback't
Blood Pills are
unsurpassed by
any I'M manu
factured for a
similar purixise.
One trial inva
riably cstablitthet them as favorites
with all who um them.
The reasons why Dr, ItobacVs
Blood Pills should be kept in ev
try family are: Because they can
be employed in all cases where a
"family physio " is required, and
are perfectly safe in their admin
istration at all times; Because
they are made
both with and
without sugar
coating, thus
adapting them to
the use of every
body; Because
they can be pur
chased at any
drug store at the
extremely low
price of twenty
five ttntt per
box,
Ihr Sale by DruggUtt
, and Dealers its JPatcnt
Medicine evrilwJicr.
, The Republican Ofllca
TTEEPS oonstantlv on hand a Is'ge as-
IX tortinant of Blank Deeds, Mortgages,
Hubpojoas, Warrants, fjkwMuoius to
be WHO rnfttp Ifr M 10. . It
IY-rS -lfM
HoiiAcn
mm
BITTERS
BLOOD
POWER
nrnnn
I
puts
GLORIOUS
NEWS !
' '- ' - TUX
iPEOPLE REJOIOINO!
:o: :o:-
"LIVE AND LET LIVE t"
Is the motto of
HILBRONNERcVCO.
Lo have opened a
MAMMOTH STOCK.
OF v
DRY GOOIM,
MILLINARY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
HATS, CAPS,
CARPETS,.
BOOTS & SHOES,
NOTIONS CUTLERY fcC.f
In the old Court House building, edJol:iing
the Holmes House,
where" they will be happy; to 'supply the.
wsnts of this community, with aU
Entire Trvuli Assortment
of all the novelties in the
....... t..
DRY GOODS LINE.
w hich have been sclecfed with great' care. .
As to prices, wo chellengo all eomp"titors.
It has long Isfn tho dos:ro of tho people
of. this oominuiiiiy, t havo a store intholr-
midst where can be found evervt!:tnjr prn-
criUly kept In a Hrst-chiss store.nnd whoro
It could Le purchased n! living prices. To
satisfy this want, wo havo come. In your
uiidst, aud hope by proper Attention to
business and to the wants of tho people, to-
socuro their pat.-cnago. .
Our stock of
DRESS GOODS
Is second to none in
Western Pennsylvania, .
and wo ore cVterrnined not to be under.
sold. These goods embrace all the
LATEST STY I.E."
and we feel assured thattlieeiUiesjtof this
county will not have to go to adjoining
towns to purchase DRESS GOODS lu th;
future.
Our stock of
cLOTHiira-.
is superior, both in quality nnd stylo to
any over bofore offered in this suction, and
wo trust that all will call and examiuo our
stock beforo purchasing elsewhere We
also,
MASK CLOTlilNS TQ CRCER,
having an experienced cutter, wo etui Kt-
isfy the most fpstU'lous ; and as we havo
our own manufactory lu Pl.iui '.olphla, we
thereby have t':o advantage over all other
dealers In this section.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTH, &C
in endless variety, at prices to suit tl.o
times.
to;-
B
& Sh
00T3
OES
of every style and quality, which we r.ro
prepared to sell at New York pricos.
o:
Call end Examine'ourJStock.
ep3 It.. . HILBHOVtES Or