HULL'S. RUSIC STORE. (Successor to HULL A WHITNEY,) 3o, 167 Water Street, &YIEADVILLE, PA. 3s the place to buy nil of the First Class PIANO FORTES, IT GREATLY REDUCED rRICES. ALSO Organs & Molodeons! Vtavine the exclusive Agency for Craw forp, Venango niul Mercer Counties for the. following celebrated makes of V I A N O FORTES: Wm. Bradbury, Stoinwny A Sons, CliiekeringA Sons, C. Kurtiman's W. P. Emerson, Groveeteen, Fuller A Co AND Whitney and Slayton'a United States ORGANS AND MELODEONS ! And having constantly in my store from Twelve to Eighteen Pianos. Parties wishing to purchase.-will find it greatly to their interest to purchase direct non 1 nip and pet a guarantee with each in strument lor live years. , These Organs and Melodeonsnrccont-id odbv cood iudtros to be the ls?st Reed Instrument made. Should other makes bo prefercd. I will furnish them as low as can be bought from any one. STOOLS AXI SrilHiDS AND ALL KINP8 OF Singing and Intruction liooks. riTARS, BA2CJOS, VIOLINS, FLCTFS, FIFES AKD D1UMS. BRASS BAND INSTRUMENTS. JTu'RNISHED TO BANDS VERY LOW, A good stock of GENUINE ITALIAN STRINGS Always on hand. Dealers furnished at Jewl ork prices. ,M-AU orders or com muni u.oii promptly attended to. 4 tf J. C. HULL. tellable 3iUi!a:i Hail nciicrcci lias stood the tr.il of seven years Iff ore the public ; aud no prepar ation for the lull rim net been dis- ovcrvd Ihut will produce the fame beneficial results. Jt is an entirely new scientific discovery, combin ing man if of' t It em out powerful ami restorative agents in. the VECET--.BLE IUNCDOM. It restore CREY HAIR TO ITS ORICINAL YOUTH rUL COLCR. It make the scalp irhite and clean; cures dandruff and humors, and lullinsr out of t!io linit-; and will make it grow r.pvn bald heads, except in very ttaed persons, as It furnishes the tiutritirc principle by ivhieh the hair is nourished and supported. It 1nal.es the hair moist, soft, and aoss:. and is unsurpassed- as a j i a i 11 i 11 1: ssi y a. it is the lienippst preparation ever offered to the public, as one bottle will ac complish more and last lonqer than, three bottles of any other preparation: it Is recommended and used by the First ulrtlicn.1 Authority. The Wonderful results produced by our Sieilia i Hair llenewer hare Induced many to manufacture ftrc.on rations for the Hair, tinder various names ; and, in order to induce the trade ajid the public to purchase their compounds, they hare resorted to falsehood, by ttaiininy they were former part iters, or had some connection with our Mr. Hall, and their jrepara tion tea similar to ours. 1)0 not bedecelred by them, i'urchasethe orlyinalt it has never yet been ciiualled. Our Treatise on the llair, with certificates, sent free by mall. See that each bottle has our private llevcmio Stamp over the top of the bottle. All others are imitations. R. P. Hall !i Co., Prop's, Nashua, N.H. SJJ lg all DrujjUU and Vtulm in MtJicin. J. C. LONG, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in HARDWARE, AND OIL WELL FIXTURES, OF ALL KINDS, TIZDIOTTTE, IP.A. Fimt Door above Eiohaiife Hotel. 4-ly DEUPIERRE'S ELECTRIC . SOAP. Warranted 4etter and chenper than any other. I or Solo lit Fhiladeljihia, 1'ius burh Ac, by Janney Andrews, T. CVmrnwif- fo. Hoelli'i h A: Molaii, llarUni ct Son, Jturiis d- Siuueker I. eilf it- liarvy, Wa ei'insn it Vnuni.', W. Ij. liruver, 'J hiiiliiou J- .Morri-j, .1. 11, KraUMe-, aiiiwrinlit d- Co. Itoberta it- t'o. Waterman, Kmi if- Co. " K J. Humphry, Hnrison, Jloar 4 -.o. H- ' Holl'iier Myers A Co. J. S. Moruuu K. i:bv d- Co. lloii(.'h A Co. T. liaint-i, W. J. Kirk, Jiovd d;- Co. Ogden A' Co. Arbueuli s A Co. of Pittsburgh, and many cthrrs. 3U-4-. ml JV boriuient ii. I. ';. .1- ! h ni)p'i-iui.-i, Waiiiui .-., .T I f sold ibwp fWr ea-b. huiis, Ac, to tf. 1 JialLaB Er. ALKinrs c- r.TCnJIIA VINEGAR BITTERS -J 4 dentil rJ.JT!w:.v.-.fi. Hi WMAT'1 ARu' THCY V lU if' Si o fc-V 7 9 VUIT AEB SOT A u 1 1 F A l C Y DRINK. Vicnt Ioar linn, Wbl.kcr. Trnif C. irlts t.ud lt:1nn l.lQnwrs dcetcrrd. vplcod Hdiintv cued ti V'Ctsc ILo UEtc. caU5dMToaiMlMAppcUX r," ' r.titcrcn,' e., U'.t 14 t!. t.prlcr o to runlrart9 rtila.tut wo t tmo Medicine, sifto (.cni:itKt;vi IXouinU Irtc( Curornl, frcs lrh' 1. II Alcnki'lle Mlmtlsais. Tlicy r. u (i;tl A f lil.OOIt I l IUl lEIt. m.mi A 1.1 IK (.lYINt- l'UIM I I'l.K pcrfi l!wiitor and lavlr ;t:ori-f Uiu Byktcci, corrylcg off .11 poltooooa luft'.l.r &:.d rcEtoitnp tti tlood to ft brlthr conditio. i:o p.raoa co.i U- thcM LUUjr. tccordig to direo- t:o:i tr.a roirttinloi-.fnnw.il. Clt.0 vill'oo gAca forma Inmnttle case, proTidcd t':e Lunct tro i.et destroyed tor miner! poUoo or cllirr ruc ., V.u MUlcitawtca b:jordttn rolntcfrcral: rnr lcautiitt i.tcrr r.uJ Clironio Itbosnao tinrn nnd tionl, Ilinpcpnln, or laitlgo.tlon, lillkoua, Kcnitltcut aud luicrntttrvr Fevers 1)1: tn.c. l tke Ulaod, l.tTsr, K'ttnsia. aoa Ulatldcr, tlicc Clttcrs Lt teen nt tneouo fcl. buck UIic.hi ire c.oicd ly Tttlntcd Blasd. wlilob if scnerallr rodaced hj deraiccment of Uio DicrlT Ursmas. DVb"Il'MA Vlt l.VniCESTION, Bead sen?, l'ftln In tne BhonJi.rm, Conxhi.TlcutLan of the Cliet, L'miocu, Boar Erocuuon of tne E tonne h. 1 unto In tta liontn, BOlon. Atucke, Felpluuon of tac Eotrt, lUlunusUoa of Uin Lnairm, mm In Uie rcclore of tne Lldnej, end Imcdrtd other pninfnl rcptoice, arc the otTtprlnf eaf Urepcpeln. 'In J UTicornto Uie Btomneb end etlmnlnts the tcr ptvlLvcrand bowcie,Ylileh reader them of nneQnnUcd iCicr.cr In eleansltuc the blood of all lmpurltlca, and IdpLTtlnfl' now Ufc ax.d rigor to the wuolo evetom. 1UU SKIN DISEASES, Eruption, Tetter. Salt fucuni, Eiotchee, Epou. riuipk., Iotwlei, Colle, C bnuclcs, IUiui-Wonnt, Ccld-Head, Bore Eroa. Eryslp. clu, luh, Bcuria, DUooloratlona of the 6 kin, nurnora anj Dleiasc of the bkln, of whatcrer name or nature. are literally dn( op and carried ont of the .y.tcm In a short t:mo by too uio of those Dtttera. Cna bottle In tnch cscce will convince the moat lacrcdolcu of their cerstlTo occt. C!car.to tho Vitiated Blood whencror you And 1U In por;tlca bnrttinc turoosh the akin In Plmplee, Era? tlcni cr Boroa , clcanao It whea you find it onetructod and Unjilih In the Telna i etcanse It when It U foni, and your feelings will toll too when. Keep the bloc. pure and the health of the system will follow. FIN, TATE end other WORMS, larking In the syst:m of so many thousands, are effectually den troy. e3 en J miiOTOd. Tor fall directions, read carcfnlly tho circular aronnd each bottle, printed In fear lan guages English, German, French and Spaniao. J.WA.LKXr., Troprlotor. H. n.ltcDOKAXJ) A CO Drur.j'UU and Ccn. Agents. Ban Francisco, CaL, nnl 83 and U Comuoroo Btroet, Kew York. CJTSOLD BT AU. DBUQOXSTg AXD DEALEES. GR VR & BAK R'S SKIVING M ltlllXEN i ie ioliowin;; are selected from thous ands of testimonials of similar character, as expressing the reasons for the prefer ence of the Orovcr A Raker Machines over all others. "Hike the Grover A Rakor Ma chine, in tho lirst place, because if I had any other, I should still want, a Orover A linker ; and having a Orover A Raker it answers tho purpose of all the rest. It does a (rreator variety of work and iseasier to iearn than any other," Mrs. J. C. Cro ly (Jenny June) "I have had several years' expe rience with a Grover it Raker Machine, which has given me great satisfaction. I think the Grover A Hakcr Machine is more easily managed, and less liable to get ont of order. I prefer thp Grover A Haker de cidedly." Mrs. Dr. Watts, New York. "I have had one In my family for some two years; and from what I know of its workings, and from the testimony of man j' of my friends who use tho same, I can hardly see how anythingc-ould be more complete or give better satisfaction." Mrs. Ucn. Uraut. "I believe it to" be tho best, all things considered.of any that I have known ltisverysimploand easily learned; tho sewing from the ordinary spools is a great advantage; the stitch is entirely reliable; it does ornamental work beautifully ; it is not liable to get ont of order. Mrs. A. M Spooner, 80 Rond St. Brooklyn. "I am acquainted with tho work of the principal machines, and I prefer the GroverA Raker to them all, because I con sider the Ktltchmore elastic. I have work in the house which was done nine years ago which is still good." Mrs, Dr. Mc Cready, No. 43 East 23d street, N. Y, "More than two-thirds of nil tho sewing done in my family fur the Inst two years has been done by Grover A linker's Machiuo, and I never had a garment rip or neod mending, except those rents which trolicsoine boys will iiiuke in whole cloth. It is, in my opinion, by far the most valu able of any I have tried." Mrs. Henry Ward lleeiher. - "The Orovor Tinker R,.vvt..n M a chine has rendered in every respect, the most perfect satisfaction. It combines ho many advantages with beauty of execu tion and economy in price that it is a ne cesity In every household." Mrs. Gover nor Geary, Harrisbnrg, Pa. "I have hod the Grover A Raker Ma chine for ten or twelve years in constant use in my house. I Imv'e seen and known every kind of Family sewimr, both per sonal and household, accomplished upon tlicGrover A linker Machine, to the entire satisfaction ofall concerned, Kov, Stephen II. Tyng. 1 mm tho Grover A Raker Stitch will wearaslongas the garments do outwear the garment in lai-t. The stitch will not break on bias seams, w lieu stretched, as others do and neither does it draw the work." Mis. Dr. Whiting, 4 East twenty-fourth street, N. Y. Tho Grover and Raker Sewing Machine Company manufacture both the Elastic and Lock Stitch Machines, and oiler the public a choice of tho best machines of both kinds, at their establishments in all the largo cities, and through agencies in nearly all towns throughout tho country. Price lists and samples of sew ing in both stitches furnished ou application to Grover A Ruker S. M, Co., 127 Wood Street, Pitts burgh, Pa. A Week fSulary ! Young men wanted us local and travel ling salesmen. A(i reus wilh BUUlip) H. II. W ALKKit, 34 Park Uowr, N. Y. 3u-4t lOHIIIHI.i:!-1 Bufl'crred with Calan h thirty y ars, and was cured In ix weo'.s l y u - a pic remedy, and w ill m nd the ro' , i,t , j.-.stu.e free, t.i all alliet ed. T. J. M bad, D.awcr 17tf, 6 vruouse. N. Y. '. ' M-tft THE BOOT AND SHOE STOBB. nrtlclo of Hoots and Shors, of the finest workmanship, goto If. Ii. JleCAXCirS, 39 CENTRE STREET, OIL CITY, VA. wrsatisfitetion cuarantectl. 2-113 tf. ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. Prixe cashed and Information furnished by UEOJtOE t'l'HAM, Providence, It. 1. no-it. WAMTKD AdKiTK-To sell tho Octil lion Sewinir Machine. It is Licensed, makes the "Elastic Ixick Stitch'' and Is warranted for 6 vears. Price H.". All other machines with an under-feed sold for tl!i or less are infrinironicnt. Address Octniron Sewing Machine Co., St. louin, Mo., liu-iifct), in., I'lttstnirgli, l a., or llos ton, Milss. 13. im $10 A Day Business entirel v now and Descrliti-o eirculars free Address J C UandA O., lliddolord. Me 13 3m 1 FORTUNES offered to live men. Rare Chance. Send Stamp. Dimond K. Co,, Washington, Del. 23-3m. THE hiphost Cash Trice paid for the old State Dank Currencv : Hank of Craw ford County, Yenanaro Hank, Oil City Hank Petroleum Hank, orany of tho old State Hank issues ; also, for mutilated Scrip of vll Issues. A. 11. STEELE, Cashier. 43 2 Tionesta Savinjrs Hank. A WATCH, pair of Hluukets. Quilt or Shawl, for One Dollar, appears almost impossible, but such may bo hai'.nnd hun dreds of other useful articles, by patronis ing GEO. A. FLUMMEU A CO. S -'ONE DOLLAR SALE.'' Their system of doing business has been examined by the authorities, and a Decis ion rendered from the Internal Revenue Depai tmcnt, at Washington, dated Nov, 4th, ISfiS, declaring their business pel foot ly fair and legitimate, and entirely differ ent cum tho different gift enterprises. Of course all donot get wntehes, blankets, Ac, for One Dollar, but in every large club, one of these articles arosold for One iHillar, as an extra inducement, and sonio member of the club has tho chance of obtaining it. A now feature Introduced by this enter nrisingfuin, is to pav their aurents in cith er cash or merchandise, and to prepay the express charges. No better opMrt'unity can beoll'ered to cither Indies or gentlemen having leisure time, to form clubs for this firm. Read their advertisement in another col umn, and send for catalogue. T1II2 JIAiilC lOU. Will change any colored hair or bc-aid to a permanent black or brown. It con tains no poison. Any one can use it. One sent by mail for ?1. Address,' MAGIC COMB CO.,Springlleld, Mass, 8- 3m TIDIOTJTE T E A S T OR E ! The placo to buy every variety of the VERY BEST TEAS AT TUB L 0 WEST Pit ICES, is at the extensive Tea Store of H..T. CHAFFEY, where you can always find a large assort ment ol tho best Teas at New York prices, A larg assortment of Groceries and Provisions, unequal ed In quality and cheapness byany other store in Warren county, hi ways on hand. The people of Forest county will save money by purchasing their supplies at this place. Bust brands of FA MIL r FLO un, delivered at any depot on the line of tho R, R. froo. Store on Main St. near the Depot. PHOTOGRAPH. GALLERY! Water Street, ADJOINING THE HOLMES HOUSE, Tionesta, Pa., M. CARPENTER, - - - Proprietor. Pictures taken in all tho latest styles of tne an. uu- u READ ! READ ' The subscribers having re-rented the I It VIA: Gil 1ST 91ILL3. Would say to their old customers, and the community generally, that they keep constantly on hand a large stock ot FAMILY FLOUR of all grades, Chop Feed, Shorts, Bran, Oats and Corn. With our facilities for do ing business, we iui-ose not to lie under sold by any establishment in this section of tho country, and would say to the lnmj bernien and dealers of Forest county, that Hiey can bo SUPPLIED CIIEAPEIi and more promptly'than from any' nther point. IniinediaU attention given to till orders li oiii a distance, E. JONES ft CO. LOTS FOR SALE! IN THE BOROUGH OF TIONESTA. Apply to GEO. G. SICKLES, 70, Nassau St., New York City. Subscribe for the Rui i ui leiK, the best k- iiewpspr in tne nmn. ERIE RAILWAY I 1,400 Miles under one management. 800 Miles without cliangn of Conches, 1IIE BROAD GUAGE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE. MKTWF.KN TUB ATLANTIC CITIES AND TIIR WEST AND SOUTHWEST ! Tilt RAILWAY KXTK2P9 FltOM Cincinnati to New York RK) Miles Cleveland to New York ti-S Miles Dunkirk t New York 4iH) Miles Huiliilo to Now York 423 M iles Rochester to New York :..RSj Miles Mr- And Is from 22 to 27 miles tho short est route. New and Improved coaches are run from Cincinnati, Ditvton, Urbana, Marian, Galion, Mnnsiiold, Ashland, Akron, Cleveland, Warren, Meailville.Dunkirk, Hutlalo and Rochester to New York, without change, only one change to Bos ton. . On mid after Mondav. Dee. fith. 1RT0. Trains w ill leave CORK V at tho follow ing Hours, vir. : GOING WEST 1..T2 A. M. Dnv Exnress. dnllr. Mondnvs excepted, for Cleveland Cincin nati, and the west ami kouiii ; connects at ftleadvillo tor Franklin and Oil Citv; at Clarksville for Sharon, New Castle and Pittsburg: at Lev ittsburg, Sundavs excepted, for Youngs town; Cleveland with I jike Shore R.R, for west and northwest; at Ravenn with Cleve land A Pittsburgh for Allianco and Pitts burgh; at Akron I'orOrrville and Millers- burg; at I'rbnna with Pitisburtrh, Cincin niiti and St. Louis Railway lor Indianapo lis, and at Cincinnati with tlie Oluoct Mis sissippl Itailwav tor tho south and south west. A sleeping car is at inched to this train at 1 lornellsville, running through to Clevciiinu. 12.33 p. m. Night Express, daily . for Cleveland, Cincinnati and the west and southwest ; conncetsat M-adville, Sundays ex cepted, for Franklin and Oil City ; at l.eavittsburg,Sunday excepted for Youngs town ;tt Cleveland with Iike Shore Rail way lor the west and northwest, and at Cin cinnati with the Ohio A Mississippi Hail way for the south and southwest. Asleep ing car is attached to this train at N. York running through to Ciueinnntti. 7.2S A.M. Express Mail, Mondays except ed, for Cleveland and tho West: connects nt Mendville, for Franklin and Oil City; at Clarksville with ErioA Pittsburgh Rail road, tor Sharon, New Castle and Pitis burgh, and at Cleveland wilh Lako Shore Railroad for the West and north-west. A sleeping car is attached to this train at New York running through to Meadville. O.Oj P.M. freight and Accommaditiou daily Sundays excepted. G.56 P. M. Freight and Accommodation, Sundays excepted. 2.35 P. M. Way Frelght.Sundays except- GOING EAST : 3.40 A. M. New York Day Express dai ly Sundays excepted; connects at Greut Bend with Delaware, IiK-kawanua A Wes tern Railway, for Scranlon,and at N. Yolk with midnight express train i.f New Jer sey Ruilroad for Philadelphia. A Sleeping car it utuiched to this train nt Cleveland running through to Hornells villo couuccliug with train having new and Improved Drawing Room Coaches at tached, running through to New York. 1.00 P. M. Lightning Express, connect ing daily at Einura wiln Nortiu i n Central .v . -.. ....t.iii.-.... j i iirris i ,i ivg, Philadelphia and Baltimore, and at New York lor Boston ami New England cities. A sleeping coach is attached to this train at Cincinnati running through toN. York. 7.5." P. At., Cincinnati, Express daily, Sundaysexeepted, connectiugat Bingham ton for Albany and tho celebrated Hum mer resort Sharon Springs, and at New York tor Boston and ail New England cit ies. A sleeping ear is attached to this train at Meadville running through to New York. 4.00 a. in. Stoek freight and Accommo dation Suudays excepted. 4.1.) p. m. Fright and Accommodation, Suudays excepted. 0.45 a. in, Way Freight, Sundays ex cepted. Boston and -Yew England passengers, with their Baggage are trausleired frco of chargo in -Yew York, The best ventilated and most luxurious Sleeping coaches ;rt-iu tho World-Tj-R ue eompany all night trains on this railway. SfStThf Erio Railway Cbmpanv has 6 pened anew Ferry from their Jersey City Depot to tho foot of 23d Street, thus c na liliiig Passengers to reach the tipper portion to fiie city v Ithoutthe expense ami annoy anoo of a btreet cur or omnibus truiiskr. S Tho scenery along tho cntiro route of tne Erie Railway is of the most pictur esque and beautiful character. Admirers of nature's beauties, in a daylight journey over this Line, will Unci in Us ever chang ing landscapes subjects of continual ud uiiialion and interest. lSAUUAUi: VJJJCKLV Tlir.OVOU, and Fare as Low as by any other route. ASK. OR TICKETS VIA ERIE R'Y. Which can bo obtained at all the princi pal Tkjiet Ollicos in the West or South west. W.M. B. BARB, L. D. Rrt-KF.n, Gen'l Puss'r Ag-t. Gen'l Kupt. 11M Votaries, by Dr. J no- B.Tlls. j ne most startling book of modern times. Tho whole subject laid bnrc'nud its hideousncss exposed to universnl execration. Written in the interests of Civilization, Christiani ty and Public Morality. Send for circulars and terms. U. S. Publishing Co., Jf.- Y., Cincinnati. Chicago and St, Louis. 36-4t Ot TO 15 18GO. J. & P. COATS' BEST SIX-COBD - JS WOW TUB : O XnT'l'-Z" Throa 1 pnt up for tho American marker which is v SIX-fOrtR IN ALL NUMBERS, From No. 8 to No. 100 inclusive. For HaiMl and lachtiie. ISoolt Ayjt'iil .13;sltc f.sO to 200 per Month bv sellin-r GREAT FORTUNES. Anu How Tjiky fl'nui-: Mauu. By J. I). MeCabe, Jr. New fresh ami original. Pro. ftisclv illustrated ami beautifully bound. -1 snow s now u poor iriiooi-iiuiiier niaoJ f iu,oou,(.uu ; now a poor liaii-oi.iij sailor lm cauie a greut b inki r, a hu'cticr's iipprcu-tn-e the wealihicsi innn in Am Tiru, an nil known liicrliuiiic a luiiiiohiMV In reeeii venrs, vjjth inunv mora siich (xsmnlos; t :iw encigj , uilcnt, anfl p.yieni. unli'istry iivea wuvs met Willi Mii'f-t.i wlieu : :-rly exerted ; how uu-i.cf can be made unostly and without nuJ. li'-o of pinu i al. Send for Circular, te., an1 notice i i v extra It i iiia ;eo. Mnleau Publisher, 711) Stinsom fct., I hiladolioix 8S-4t Ml ENTS WANTED FOR FRfEE LOVE, W. A. tCIHAM. C. R. T1RAOO IXUIf AH fc IIRA.., PUCIS03, B03K3EL LEES, and Stationers, WHOI.KSALK AND RETAIL PCALBRS II all kinds of School, Miscellaneous, Law, Medical AND IMITTSIO BOOKS. repository of the Bible Society, Sunday School, aud all Religious Publishing So cieties, NO. 52 C'lllSTNUT BT., MEAPVILLK, PA., NO. 101 StTKniOR ST., CLKVRLAKP, 6. Jllll.l, 15 jAcoit NiiiiiYi:ie. Having lilted up a first class PLANINC MILL, Are prepared to furnish to order all kinds oi manulactured lumber sucn a? . i'LOORlXa, sidixok sen fact:- DIJE.SSED L VMD Kit, SA SI f, doohs, xlixvx, A x.i) i:vi:ry VESCIUVT10XOFrt.A IX A XD FAX cr Morunxns. Doalers will find it to Iheir ndvantago to CONSULT OUR TRICES, Refore purchasing elsewhere, as our Iocs tion in tho heart ol the lumbnr region gives us superior advantages in the purchase ol lumber that will enable us to undersoil those less favorably situuted. Address Mar. 4, tf. JACOB SH RIVER, . . Tionesta, Fa Why Is it tliat Dr. Holuu'k's Stum-. :U'h 15'ittcrs increase in sale every year ? Because Thoy r.rc the best comlina tinii ever matte. ' Why. Do the Druggists recoin ineiiil Dr. Koback's IJitters to their customers? Because After years ot anil trial they experience have been proven to be a sure cure r,v u vopeeiA l tul tion. Why Js it that riiysieians use and recommend Dr. lto baek'3 Sugar-coated Dlood Tills? Because They know the ingredients cf which they are -made. Why Are Dr. lloback's lilood Purifier and Blood Pills the best remedies taken to gether for the cure of all diseases of tho blood? Because Tho Blood Purifier is the only article in Ihc market whichcoiitains the celebrated costly Drugs imported ex pressly from Sweden for its manufacture, and the Pills contain the active priiu-iple of Podophyllum (Mandrake lloot,) ami is a substitute for Mercury. Why Are Dr. C. W. Uoback's tt.nvlt lUltura, T'llcllld l'u- ritier and lood I'ills the three greatest remedies the world has ever known? Becauo After elcven-isands of W. enco and trial tv.VVof tho re-ll increased each anuy havr.t vear. and f;ousands tt '.J.Vi 1111 fir tcrs (unsolicited) of tho ro markablo cures they have iicrforined bear witness, llead tho .letters i a Local Column' of cures by these mediciues. VENTU E HOTEL. JVDJOINiNO TOK PKl'OT, WHITE' OAK, Forest Counlij, ra. IIUMMASON, ERO'P, Troj-r's. THIS house is new and titled up in lirst class style, ami is headquarters tor all persons visiting tho great oil lieldof Hick ory. Tho bur is furnished with tho bint of liquors. TJm proprietors will spare, no pain ti make it the ne.st desirable stop, ping jihuj in the oil regions. 12-ly. A GENTS Wantkp: j.l i,er month lv SX Hie American Kn ttiii'i Machine Co., ltsfton, Mass., or Bt Lotila, U . W 8tm PENNSYLVANIA CEN TRAL RAILROAD rN ANI AFTER II V. V. Mimd.ic M iv v- 1, INTO, i rains arrive nt and leave tln- l iilon Jrpot, corner ol WnsliinUm and Liberty stroet, as follows; ARRIVE. Mnll Train, 1.:'.0 a in i Fast Lino, 12.12 a ; WcU'sni-onmniodiilion No. 1. 11,20 a m i Brintou nceomiuodMtion No 1. 7.M) a m: Wall's accommodation No 2, t.f.'a m ;Vi cinmitl express ji.iio a m ; Jolinslowu nc eommiMlatioit Ul.i'iO am; BradilMk'a ac. conimodntion No 1, 7.00 p in ; Pittsburgh expi-ess 1.30 p m; Paclllc express l.fin p in wans Hccoiiimoiiiuion jo ;i, z.:w p ill; noiiiewiHHi lU'.'onunooiuion io l,l'.fM pm mi n ai'i-oiniiiiHiniion to , o.ihi n m : Brintou nKommodation No 2. 1.10 it m: Way Passenger lo.L'0 p m. DEPART. Southern express 5.20 r m Pacific pi- 1n-ss 2.4(1 a m ; Wall's accommodation No , (t.W n m; Mail I'niln H. Ill n in ; lirliKon's nis'oiuniiMhition 1 1.20 a m ; Braddock's ac commodation Nol.i.lO p in; Cincinnati express l2.;lo p in ; Wall's accommodation N 2, ll.fil a m ; Johnstown accomirodiitiiin 4.0a p m ; llomewood a(comiiod:itlon No 1, H.fill p nit Philadelphia express 3."ii j m; Wall aeeommodntiou No:t,3.d.i p aii; Willi's nwoiuinoilntlon No 4, (I.01 p m Fast Line v. ui p in ; w an s iMoti, ii.nii p in.. Tho Church Trains leave Wall's Station every Sunday nt .0" it. in., reaching Pitts burgh st lO.urui. in. Returning leave Pitts burgh nt l-'.-Kl p. in., and in l ive tit Wall's Station at 2.10 p. m. Cincinnati express leaves dully. South ern express daily except Monday. All oili er Trains daily, except Sunday.' For further information aplv tl W. H. BECKWITIl, Agent. The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not assume any Risk lor Bairgnge ex cept for curing Apparel, and limit their responsibility to One Hundred Dolla sv,i. tie. vvn uiergago exceeuing tiint a in value will be at the risk ol' tho unless taken by special contract. A. J. CASS.M General Superintendent, Altoona ount .ner. Pa. BOOKS, STATIONERY, AND DAVIS & EJIIOLS; (Near tho Co .tllouse,) FR'ANKLIN, PENN'A. Have a general assortment nf Sehool HiKiks, Law Hooks, Histories, Hibles and Testaments, llynin Hooks, Musie Books, Blank Books, Envelopes, Note, Letter and cap writing papers, Pens, Ink, Slates and everything in tho 7JOOA" C- ,STA TIOXFlt Y 11 CSIXFSS. All of which they otler tosell WHOLE SALE OK RETAIL, at lowest cash prices. DAVIS A ECHOLS, Franklin, Pa. PATENTS. Inventors who wish to take out letters l ateni are advised ti counsel with Muiiu and Company, editors of the Seicntillc American, who have prosecuted chums neiore the I'ntent Otlice for over Twenty . Years Th-ir American and European I'ntent a-roney is tlio most extensive in tho world Charges less than any other relia- nie agency A pamphlet containing lull instructions to inventors is sent gratis MLNN A CO., ar Park Row, l-ltf New York COAL! COAL! IS Prop:ed to deliver the best quality o Jbal at the old lOveihart Bunk, two miles Irom Newiiimivillo fur 1 cents per or at lionesta and vicinity for 23 CENTS TEH BUSHEL. He always has a largo supply 011 hand, Now Is the time to lay In a large suppH Orders promptly attended to 2 II Jlonoiajjultt-Ja Vsilley INSURANCE ACEHCY. ESTABLISHED MAY 16.13. LIFE, FIRE, ACCIDENT AND LIVE STOCK POLICIES, ISSUED IN FIRST CLASS COM PAN I F.S. losses rKOMruy iDJisTED d ma. A. C. SAMPSON, lien. Agrnt. J. D. HENRY, Oil City, Ag't for Venango Co., Pa. Applications received and Information furnished by A. II. tJitiuLi:, ut Tionesta Savings Bank. npltf. TIDIOUTE EMPORIUM M. P. GETCIIELL, Dealer in DRY GOODS Motions, Ilaots & iltoeK, HATS Sc OAFS, Ac, &c, Ac, Z? ?lAjx EroT &t&, TIDIOUTE, PA. Has the Largest and most Complete Stock now 011 huiitl, of any hloro iu WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA. Ilavinrr inirelia'( my stock fclnce llie preut ileeiilie iu Gold, 1 cun (sell roods cheaper tliiui any Dry Goods House in the Oil Ilegions. Peisons purchasing jooiU of nio will save '23 percent. M. V. GETCIIELL. Tiiliouto, April 11, 170. 4-0ni AGENTS WANTl'I) FOB Hon. Win. SEWARD'S GRAND TwTR of JVc-iico. AJ t n.uio and Sight hecing in "O.r L"iv1c Reptqiic." Is a work of ra c merit' prifusciy il te.tix ted. Seal orciivi. ars to Columbian Hook C--mpiiuy, iliiri.oid, I t. is-:it O ' O ifi mm: u, It will puy. lliO Fol0.t I l-plll:li..-n Oil Creek & Vllchcr.y Uivcr tty AfinnS A TRANKLTV, PARMERl1 f Ii l'llEEK lt. 1 1 .ROAD C N'StOl-' ,11'A'J I'D ' - - ' N-;v (ind M-at Direct r,uu:, )l Uci Oil Unions. .; : WINTER ATtRA NO V'MICNT. v On and Aacr MoN l A Y llA Y 3C'TII,'7 trains wilr fun ns Vjillow-s t l.rAVSI'vtlrl O.no A. M. KXPRESS- Spiirlnnsbtin: (1 US-'IVvimvitln i llviletow-ii 7.11s 'I'l- lusvuin arrive T.au, ilepnit 7.-7 ; Miller Farni7,'Vi: Pioneer 8.07 i Petroleum On-troHi-r. 8.1.1, Ivs, 8.17, Coluinbia 8.2.1, Tnrr Farm 8,2.1, Rvnd Farm , Ricseville 8,:ii (iil City K.rm lVs H.00. Roekwixsl Wiilnut bend J'leopnlis l'.2ti, isintieet ing wilh train for Pitlmle;) Henry's lte-.nl . Eagle Itix-k, Tionesta 0.e4, llli k ory White liflka t'i.3l, arr. Tidioulo aiiives 10 ft I, IV. lO.dO, Thompson' aii-iving nt li vlngtoii nt ll.3.'ia. in' 11.20 A.M. M A I L Spnilansliura; 11.4,1, (Vntieville, 12.7 p. in. Trvouvillu llydetown 12.1(1, nn lves nt 'i'lliisvill 12 to, ' Iv's. 12.4.1, Miller Fnrni 1.(11, Pioneer 1.17,' lirr. Pel. Centra 1.21, Ivs 1.27, Columbia' 1.3:!, Tnrr Fnrni l.ltil. Bind 1-miii Rousevillel.47, nrr. Oil city 2.U.1, Ivs. 2.11, Itoekwood , Walnut Mend oleopo lis 2.4UV(siiine-l witli train for Pitlmle) Henry's Rend: , Eagle lts-k , Tion- ' esia.'l.lH, Hickory , While Oaks 8,4H, nrr. I idioiite 4.02, Ivs. 4,07, ThompsoiL's ni rives nt Ii vlneton 4..M) i. in, . 0.0.1 PM ACCOM MOD.VN', Norn lansbuig 0.30, Vuti-cvillo 7. no, Trvouill st II vdetow n (.2.1, nrr I ltusville ..n Ivs 7.4n. Miller Farm s.til, Pioneer 8.2'i, air nt Put." Centre H.-.S, Ivs 8.3.1, Cnliiinliia 8.41, Tarr l-'ai-m 8.4-1, Hynd I'm in ,KoucviUoS..1i' ai rives ut oil City O.lo p. ni. t.fivi.s liiviMirov. 11.4,1 A. M. MAIL-Thompson's nrr. Tidioute 12.3(1 Ivs 12.3S, White Oaks I2..1.1 Hickoiy, , Tiouestn 1. 20, l'.at:li Roek ,lleniy's Bend Oleopolis 2.0.1 (con nects with Irnin for Pilliolei Walnut Beiiii , R-vkwnod , nrr Oil City 2.3(1 Ivs 2.42, Roiiscville 2.,1s, Rynd Farm Tarr Farm 3. ID nrr at' Pet. Centre S.20 Ivs. 3.23, Pioneer 3.3(1, Miller Farm 3.41, nrr. Titusvilln 4 01, Ivs 4 14 llydetown 4 21 . in., Tryonvillo Ceiitrevllhi 4..10, Spnrtunsbuig 5.1 1, nrr nt Corrv 5.4a p. in. 5.00 P. M. EXPRESS-Tliompwin's at nrr nt Tidioutn 5.50,levs 5..12, Whlte onks 0.07. Hiikory, Tionesta li.37. Eagle Rock , Henry's Rend Ole opolis 7.13, Walnut Bend Rm kwood HIT Oil City 7.40 Ive 7.47, Roiiseville 8.03, Rvnd Farm Tnrr Farm 8,1.1, Co, uinliia 8. is, arr Pet. Centre 8.2.1 lv s.s. Pi oneer 8.31, Miller Farm 8.4.1, m r. Tittisvillo 11.10. Ivs 11.1.1, llydetown 0.23, Tryonvillo Spartiinsbiirg, 10.7, arr at Corry lii.Si p. in. i.kavk on, rrrv. 7.00 A.M. ACCOMMODATION Rouoe ville 7.11, I'vnd l-'.irni , Tarr l'ai in 7.2.1 Colnniin 7. -II, nrr Pel. Cent re 7.3.1 Ive 7.3ii, Pioneer 7.4,1, Miller I'ariu 8 Imi, hi r. Titus villeS.lS, Ivs. 8.2.'l, llydeti vvp 8.;tl, Tryon villo Centerville 8.fu, spin tansiiurg 0,10, arr, Con y Mi a 111, All trains connect nt I'oi rv with trains on Philn. A Erie Railroad mid A. AO'. W. F.ast mid West for New Y'ork, Philadel phia, llnrrishurg, Erie A Cleveland, and w ith Biillido, Corry A Pitlsbiirgh Railw ay for Bullaloimd nil 'points mi tlieN, Y.Ctui Iral Itailwav. At Oil City wilh 1 rains 011 Allegheny Valley Itailioii I, mid Franklin Brunch A. A G. W. At Irviuetou with trains on i'liiln. A E. 1' iilroa I east and west. C. J. IIKPiU'RN .INO. PI I'CAIK". Suprrintinlciil. (o u'l M'ni.i -cr. ERIE &''PJTTi'.BliilGil''lt.' a". and ntlrr Moiidny. N .y. II. 1MI trains will run i. ii this n.nd as IoI'.owp: LEA VIC El! 1 -SOL i 11 W A R 1 1. 11:11 A. M. A'-i-ii . i moom ion - Leaves Newcastle al 7;l',1 aim an ivt s at Pittsluii gli 10:00 a. in. 10:2.1 a. i i-rn.-m lour rx., sto;, nt all stations, and an ivf at A. A- ii. V R. I!. Transfer ill l;10 p. in., nt Newva-llet S;l j p. in., ami at I iti-ibi!ig!i a: 0:0 i p. m. 5:01 A. sr., AcVommopati.sv, from James, town, arrives at A. A G. W. 1:. R. Tiiiiisier nf ,i;l' a. in., nt Newcastle it 7:Ui n. in., ami Pittsburgh id M:oo n. m. .1:01 i". M.. Mixed 'i'min leaves Erie for Slmron, stopp'iitr at all in'.ernicdiatc points and arriving at 10:15 a. in. LEAVE riTTslil HCH-NORTWAr.;) i :l,i A. M., I rih i xpckss, leave New castieat 10.0'a. m., A. AO. W. I!. U.Trins fer nt 11:20 a. III., and arri ves nl Erienl'.':"0 '. in., makiiiA close connection lor P.iUia lo n-id N::i-:iia Full:' 3:31 I'. M. Al',-OMMOIIATION, ll'-V'J New- cn-'lle nt 0:30 p. m, A. .V (.. W. R. I!. Tiansli'i- nl 7;.V p, m.. and Jamestown i t 8:30 a. in., connects witli mixed trains thai, arrives in Erie al 1:1.1 a. m. (i:".0 r. M.. Mixed Tra n leaveSaron for Erie, and arriving ntoiiard at lj,;j a. in., anil Eric at li:.1,1 a. m Trains connect at Rocliesti-rwith train foi Wheeling and all poiuls in West ' ircinia, anil at I'lttslmi-h con n-t ions for Philadel phia, Hiirrisbtii-gli, liaHiiuin-e niul Wnsh ingtcn in I'eiinsylvania Central Railioiid. Erie Express North, connects at Giraril with Cleveland and Erio trains WestwanV for Cleveland, Chicnjo, ami nil points in, the West ; nl. Erio Willi Philadelphia A Erie Railroad lor Corry, Wiuicn. Irviuglou, Tiilioiue, Ae nml wilh Buffalo V Erio Rniirond for Bnllalo, Dunkirk, Niagara Falls and New Yor.t City. F. N. FINNEY, General Sup't "ALLEGI! EKY VAllEU A iDlfl V GREAT THROUGH ROUTE ruoM The Oil Resionslo Pitlsburgli. THE EAST AND THE WEST 1 SLph'I'JXO CVU.'.S On all night trains. Passengers and bair-CHAno'.-'iIS''t;nX'd at Uil Vlly 1''M;" Trains make direct connection with all foUows1;'1'11'1'"15 "l '1 Ci'', UIlJ leave as Day Express leave Oil City at .. Ai-nvcs at Pittsburgh ... Night Express Leave oil City".'." Arrives nt Pittsburgh 2. "Oam, 0 0-1 p i t' 2opm II 2.1 a in 0 01 a m .1 111 O 1,1 i.ui J ruin leaves Oil City. Arrives at rml.mr. ili... ri.... . ... c ...... ...vin .eaves rutsburghat 7 20 .1 ni Arrrivesul (hi City lit 1,-, o in Nit.ht Express Leave, PillaburgrfH 40 ,. Arrives at oil ( it v f , - 111 W ay Passenger IcaveJi'piUiivh U 1.1 In Arrives at o,l Ca,- . 7 3.1pm ,,1'"r','",r''''' tl'1,v,'lli,,f ''-v lh' '"e will lind bctici-n.voinin.Hliiioiisuiid makebet er i..,,e tlia.i by av other road from the Oil Regions to Pntbuigi. J- J-LA WHENCE, Gen. Supt. R E Y i 0 L DSBR 9 AD HE AD & CO t ellllv Si., opposite post Ollli-e, OIL CITY, I-EOTJ'A. ii-:ai.i:i:s l ForiEic.j a:;d domestic , DRY GOODS, DJU.x'j HOUHS, CMU'LUSU, oil. t-Lorns. nooTs& shoes HITS A- CAl'S, TlUMJJjyas NO'i loN . i, l : . j.ro. MAN':, I'lili,:.!, Dr.. Caie.. i L.v. iu : i. ', ai.iu- J l eujuibi. luj
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