I HULL'S MUSIC STORE. Wr. JJ (Successor to HULL A WHITNEY,) Xo, 107 Wafer Si ' , E A DVILLE, PA. .n place to buy nil of the First Class .iano fortes, IT GREATLY REDUCED THICKS. At.RO Organs & Melodcocs I Having tho exclusive Agency for Crnw i Venongonnd Atcrei r Counties for the ;iow!ng celebrated mokes of PIANO FORTES: 11. Bradbury, Stcfnwny A- Rons, : kcringiv Sons, C. Kurt7mnn's . I . Emerson, Grovei-teen, Fuller A Co AND Whitney and Slnyton's United States t KGANS AND MELODEONS! v tii! Iinving constantly In my store from T. elve to Eighteen Pianos, I'artlcs wishing to purchase, will find it . t;u1v to their interest to purchase direct 10111 me mid fret a guarantee with each in in men t for live years. Thee Organs and Afelodeonsareennsid 1" ed by pood judircs to he the best Rt-ed .'nstrument made. Should other makes 1 o prefercd. I will furnish them a low is can be bought from any one. stools am spreads AND ALL KINDS OF Pinging and Intruction Books. SUITARH, BANJOS, VIOLINS, FLUTES, FIFES AND DRl'MS. BRASS BALD INSTRUMENTS. FURNISHED TO BANDS VERY LOW. A good stock of GENUINE ITALIAN STRINGS Always on hand. IValers furnished at New York prices. r-All orders or com munications promptly attended to. 4 tf J. C. HULL. il.ts son.l Hie tent of si ren years vVyo - .. nn.'i.'ic; 11 ml no -pre-par-r-'ion for the hair tins net hern flix .( nl '.'.ml trifl prnduee. the inline .11 , it i il result. It in mi riilirelif ii- ni ieiitipt- tlisemu 1 ;. com bin Hi inn III of the most poii cc nl ami atoralire naent in the V-1CIT-'ii.E KIOCOjM. ' r-itm-es GHEY Mi? TO ITS OaiCmAU YOUTH JL COLOR. It iimken the scalp Vfo and clean; cnrei dmidraf I hnuiorn, and falling out f ' ;r; mid will um.r it trnio mill liendn. ereijt' in err 11 p-stim, as it furninhen 1I10 prin eite hit which the .i-ftrt -lied and miiported. , ., hair moist, nnft, and ii 11 nnnr panned at a ill I) II 11 s s 1 ,v a. It in the 1. i ,n-epa ration ever offered i.) tin- mi lir. nn one bottle will o emit ;tisb tunes and- last lotifer .'urn. three bottles of any otlwr ;i e,c. ration. It recant mended atul lined by I'i -st Medical Authority. T'ir rl imileejiil rennll produced Sicilian Hair lleneiver have I tii'inii to tnnnn'actare itiomi f or the Hair, under 1 11 n men; and, in order to the trade and the public to n their comtoundn, then nxnrted to falsehood, bij 1 1 'i tliei, were former part o a id Home connection with - ti . Hall, and their prepara- a- 1 ni in ilar to ours. Do not v r. vdlnj them. lu reh axe the ... 7 it' hut never yet been ''I. Our Treatise on the .1. -i-ih eertllcaten, sent free 1 1.1 1.1. Sec that each bottle has j- 1, nte lieiienne btnmp over 1 of the bottle. All other ( a ilaliona. MaJ Si Co., Prop's, Nashua, N.H. . . DrtTf(fiht$ and Dttdtrt in Mtdicim. J. C. LONG, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in HARDWARE, AND OIL WELL FIXTURES, OF ALL KINDS, TIIDIOTJ-TE!, 3? .A.. First Door above Kxchauge Hotel. t-ly WALLLIS' I M P li O V K U M (i I '.I P R O IMPROVED V E D MAGIC M A G I C T3 .A. LEj !MI ! V. II. i'i;i;k"S A ( .., Propri. " HALL'S rs'a'ole Sicilian Hair Renewei A GREAT MEDICAL CiSCQVFnY Dr. WALKER'S C- LUORNIA VINEGAR BITTERS lull urutivc Ku.-cif. t WHAT ARE THCY? g : i Mm rnrr ahe not a FANCY DRINK !taUccf .our Knm, Wlitrkcy, TrnuT C Irlta in.! l.(i:no l.itiiiwr Uoctord,t;:icc.t anU.wcci taJ t' i.!c:oJiw tiatc, rtkllpd " 1 oniCT.MApptts. iris" I.ts'rirj.' if., tu.t cti1 tl. l.ppkr on to lr::B?i.in r l:.d rula. hut ft trno ttUicln, Biftd f.a;i t .0 ...t.vo l.coutnj l.orbaof CcHiornla, nrr l:ti:n 1 tl Alti.tii'Iio Si tmulnm I'.icyate tbo l;:.l.vr l::. : ITItll fCU and A LIFE G1VINU 1 iri.L;.tr.ccl l.ouov.ler u4 la Iff r-:or i:ivF-fh'intcnrrj-ir-g cif all po;ODoaft chatter and rcttorlny tho tl:od to 11 tn-dlLy coodltion. .op.rfo3 tcntu::o Uilo rittvra tcoruU.g todiroc tio:. and remain Ua.g uuwtlt. bll O .lRo clvaifcm.i Inrnrablo eM, prorldrd t!.o tontt Lro Let destroyed br ir.Uicral poison or otli.T tr.i' ., Br.-t tho iul trtam wusted bajrondUi po:at rc;uir. Inr IiiflttRiR.tttrrr atitt Chrenta ltlieBmn It mi nuil ;oi:t, I tixpsla. r Indiceutao, i;liuu, l.t-n:Iiit ui ui.d ItiterwlttrBt ivfua DtM.'ni.tft f.t lUv llucd. Liver, Kidneys, and Uladdcr, tlHH lUticis Iftro been tuoft bucccm fu.. fcailt DIhcmi tro octcd Ij Vltlntrd Cloud. -U:cti It ireRcrally produced toj dtinnccmcnt ot ixx Diccsilvv Oi bom. I)Vt."Lrt-IA ;u INDIGESTION, Ilrnd scho, l'alij In tk i- hosldsra, touf h, Tlitiicu of tha C.ict, Um.utu, huur rcctttona cf Uic Ctomach, tod tail la Ui JLoalh, B.Uoua AtUcka, Talpiutlea of t'aelicait, XUiunuiaUoB of tltaLtLga, rMinlntho rcflona of Uic Lldncj-, and a hsBdrrd oilier pa-niol ayk.ploica.nrc iba efiki.rircacf ETtpcpaia. Ill fluTieorLto Uie Ktomach and aUmnlate U10 tcr pUllTcraud tovela.wtlcb rendcrlhtm of nnvqnallcd cScae In clco.n.oj U.0 tlood of all Unptnttei, and .in; irUny new la"c ai.J vior to tha wbo:e aj-strm. 1011 KKIX l16EASl.6.CruptiODa, Tatter, Sail I-lu ui, lllotclica, f I'ou, 1 Ui pita. 1 nttulca, CoiU, C bnncka, iai42-moit, Ecaki-IIoad, 6or Fyca, EryHp clas, ;tcli, bcnr.H, Lilaooloratlona of tba Eklu, Duaiora anil lJ,t.aica cf ilia tLln, of vbatcTa. name or natcra, nro liu r&tlr dug up and carried out of tUuByatcui In a a'uon t.mo t j the use or tbeao DIttcra. One bottlo in aui;b caca ulll convtneo tbo meat locrcduloua of thca circtlvo oCect. Cin.:to U10 V.t:tcd Elood whenever yo fl. d Ka In pur.l.ot bnmin Uirongh U10 aUn In rimplaa, r.rnp tloua cr Boroa ; clconbe It wbeo yon find it obstructed and tlngslsh In tho relet 1 ek-anea It wlien It la r.ci, aud roar feolinga will toll Ton wben. Keep tl.e bloA'. pure and Ui b ftlth of the tytu m will follow. riN, TATE and otliar WUnSItt, lurklnjInUia fyjtcm of ao tuanr liiouaamla. ara effoctuftllf destroy. c.i unr.iuovod. ) or full dlractlocs, rd carefully .ao circular around aacb botUo, prlutttd ta four laa ;. aafL-sKiaihtUfCoruian, French aud fepuiuab, '. T..I.2EK, rroprittor. It. n. llcDOKAlD CO, ' --eltta and Gen. Agenta, Ban Francltco, CaL, aad 83 and 84 Comiucrco treet, Kcw Tork. ""0:j B7 AIX DttUGGZSTS ASD DEALEKS. GROVER & EAKEH'S T je following are selected from thous ands of testimonials of similar character, expressing the reaon for the prefer ence ot the (i rover & It tkcr Machines over all others. "Hike the rJrovnr Tinker ( hine, in tin- tirM plnce, liccaii-e if I had any other, I should still want a I trover A Itaker ; and haviiur a (J rover A linker it answers tlie purpose- of all the rest. It docs a irrestcr variety of work and isensier to icarii tlian any other," Airs. J. C. t'ro- ly (jenny June) "I have had several vears' eyne- rieneewith Urover A- ltak'cr Ma.-hi' e, which has piven me prcat satisfaction. I think the Grover Baker Machine is more easily manatred, and less liable to jrot out of order. I preter the tirover A Raker de cidedly. "Mrs. Dr. Walls, New York. a a "I have had one in inv family for some two years; and Dom what I know of its work In irs, and from the testimony of many or my mends wno use the s me. I can hardly see how any thinjr could lie more complete or jrive better satisfaction." Airs. tien. Urant. "I believe It to he the best, all thinifs considered, of an v that I have known It is very simple and easily learned ; the sewing from the ordinary spools is a (treat advantage; the stitch is entirely reliable; it does ornamental work Wautittilly ; it is not liable to fret out of order. Mrs. A. M Spooner, 30 Uond St. Brooklyn. "I am acquainted with the work of the principal machines, and I prefer the tirover jlaker to them all, because I con sider the stitch more elastic. I have work in the house which was done nine years atrowhich is still (food." Mrs, Kr. jie. Cready, No. 43 Kast 23d street, N. Y. "More than two-thirds of all the sewinjrdone in my family for the last two years has lieen done by (irover t Raker's Machine, and I never had a iriirment rip or need mending, except those rents which irolicsome boys will make in whole cloth. It is. In my opinion, bv far the most valu able of any I have tried." Mrs. Henry Ward Buocher. "The Grover A Baker Sowing Ma chine has rendered in every respect, the most Jierfoet satisfaction. It combine so nillll V SLI Vniltuilil i I li l.m.iit.r nf av.u... tion and economy in price thiit it is a 110 eesity in every lioiisohol.l." Mrs. Gover nor ueary, iiurrisuurg, 1'a. "I have had the Grover A Raker Ma chine for ten or twelve years in constant use in my house. I have seen and known every kind of Family sewing, both in-r-soual and household, accomplished upon tho Drover A Raker Machine, to the entire satisfaction of all concerned, Rov.SStcphen H. Tvng. "I find the firovor A Raker Stitch will wear as long as the garments do outwear the garment in fact. The stitch will not break on bins seams, when stretched, a others do ; anil lien her does it draw the work." Mrs. Dr. Whiting, 4 Fast twenty-fourth street, N. Y. The Grover and Raker SewiiiR Machine Company manufacture both tho Elastic and Lock Stitch Machines, and offer the public a choice of the best machines of both kinds, at their establishments in all the large cities, and through agencies in nearly all towns throughout the country. Price lists and samples of sewing in both stitches furnished on application to Grover A Raker S. At, Co., 127 Wood Street, Pitts burgh, Pa. C9 5 A Week Nalarj !- Young men wanted as locai and travel lingsa'esinen. Adrusu ( with stamp i It. II. V ai.kkh, 34 1'aik Row, N. V. 30-4t Tl( Republican Office KEEPS constantly on hand a large as sortment of Rlauk Deeds. Mortaaires. Subpienus, Wuriaiils, bumiiions, An., to Z f A. X- - " it -it xhl ::? fir uzs ' ' ' -?v4-v ':J y i 1 Ut TUTY AilE VOT A TTIT? '.. THE BOOT AND SHOE STORE. XV YOU WANT a perfect tit and a good I article of Hoots and Shoes, of tho finest workmanship, goto II. Ii. JlrC 1XCI7.S, 3!i CENTRE STREET, OIL CITY, PA. T-stisfiietion guaranteed. 2-:t3 tf. ROTA L HAVANA LOTTERY. Prices . ashed and information furnished by GEORUi; L P1IAA1, Providence, R. I. S0-4t f ANTED AoKvrs-To sell the Oct.i 1 V gon Sewing Machine. It Is Licensed, makes the "Elastic l,ock St tch" and is warranted for 6 yers. Price fl . All other machines with an under-feed sold for $15 or less are Infringements. Address Ocuvron Sewing Machine Co., St. 1 .011 is, Mo., Chicago, ill., Pittsburgh, Pa., or Bos ton, Mass. l:l!ni Q1 f A Dny Rusinessentirelvnewnnd 1 V honorable. Liberal inducements Inscriptive cir.-ulars free Address J C Rand A Co., Hi ldo.ord. Ate 13 3m FORTUNES otTcred to live men. Rare Chance. Send Stamp. Dimoml K. Co., Washington, Del. 2 t-3m. JXCXItKUXT MOXIiY. THE highest Cash Price paid for the old State Bank Currency : Bank of Craw ford County, Venango Rank. Oil City Rank Petroleum Bank, or mv of the old State Bank Issues j also, for mutilated Scrip of nil issues. A. 11. ntkki.I';, l ashier. 48 2 Tionests Savings Bank. A WATCH, pair of Itlaukels, Quilt or Shawl, for One Dollar, appears almost impossible, but such may bo hac,and hun dreds of other useful articles, by patronix ingGEO. A. PLUMAIER A CO.'S 'ONE DOLLAR SALE.-' Their system of doing business has leen examined by the authorities, and a Revis ion rendered from the Internal Revenue Depaitment, at Washington, dated Nov. 4th, lstlS, declaring their business perfect ly fair and legitimate, and entirely differ ent fimi the dill'ereiit gift enterprises. Of course all do not get watches, blankets, Ac., for One Dollar, but in every large club, one of these articles are sold for Ono lsllar, as an extra in luccmcnt, and some member of the club has tho chance nf obtaining it. A new feature introduced by this enter prising lirm, is to pay their agents in eith er cash or merchandise, aud to prepay the express charges. No better opiortunity can beoll'etod to either ladies or gentlemen having leisure timo, to form clubs tor this firm. Read their advertisement in another col umn, and send for catalogue. TIDIOTJTB TEA ST ORE ! The place t buy every variety of the VERY BEST TEAS AT T1IR L 0 WEST mi CES, la at tho extensive Teat Store of n. T. CHAFTEY, where you can always find a largo assort ment o'l the liest Teas at New York prices. A larg Assortment of Grorer.es and Provisions, uneitialed in Mtiality and cheapness hvany oi her store in Warren county, always on hand. The people of Forest county will save inonev bv purchasing their supplies ut this place. liest brands or FA MIL r FLO UR, delivered at any depot on the line of the R. n. tree. Store on Main St. near the Depot, PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY ! Water Street, ADJOINING THE HOLAIES HOUSE, Tionosta, Pa., . M. CARPENTER, ... Proprietor. Pictures taken in all tho lutest st vies of the art. 'Jii-tf READ ! READ T The subscribers having re-rented the iicvim: ciitisT miA.s. Would say to their old customers, and the coiiiiiiiiiiit. generally, tiiut tliey keep constantly on hand a lurge stock of FAMILY FLOUR of all grades. Chop Feed, Shorts, Rran, Outs and CViru. With our facilities for do ing business, we purpose not to be under sold by any establishment in this section of the country, and would say to the lum bermen and dealers of Forest county, that moy can oe SUPPLIED CHEAPER and more promptly than from any other point. ImiiiediutJ attention given to ull orders from a distance, E. JONES A CO. A WATCH FREE for everybody and f HI per (la v mro. Itusmes IRdit anil honorable. No liilt enterprise. Nohuiii bug. Address, K. Monroe Kunedv. Pitts burgh, Pa. ";13-41 LOTS FOR SALE! IN THE BOROUGH CF TIONESTA. Apply to GEO. G. SICKLES, 79, Nassau St., New Y'ork City. CulKci ibo for the. Kki-ublican. tho best i.) in Dr in the rnni,w. - r - ERIE RAILWAY ! 1,4'Ml Miles utiiler ono maiiiiciiu in. xilti Miles without change of Coache-. HIE RROAD GUAGE D0UI5EE TRACK ROUTE. BKTWKK.t TI1R ATLANTIC CITIES AND T1IR tVST AND SOUTHWEST! Till RAILWAY KXTKNDS FltOM Cincinnati to New York WW Miles Cleveland to Sew York OJJ Allies Dunkirk t New York 4iH) .Miles Bullalo to New York 4i't Aliles Rochester to New York 3.S5 Allies ty- And Is from 22 to 27 miles tue short est route. New ami Improved coaches are run from Cincinnati, Dayton, I'rbaim, Alarian, Gallon, Alanslield, Ashland, Akron, Cleveland, Warren, AIcndvillc.Dunkirk, Bullalo anil Rochester to New York, without change, only one change to Bos ton. On and after Alondnv, Dee. Mh, 1870, Trains will leavo CORKY at tho following hours, vix : GOING WEST 1.31 A. AI. Day Express, daily, Atondavs excepted, lor Cleveland Cincinnati. n. I tin. west and south ; connects at Atcadvillo for Franklin and Oil City; at Clarksville lor isnnron, .ew asiie aim 1'ittslnirg ; at Lev ittsburg, Sundays excepted, for Younirs town; Clevelaml with I jke Shore R.R. for west and northwest; at Ituvena w ith Cleve land . Pittsburgh for Alliance ami Pitts burgh ; at Akron Tor Orrville and .Millers burg; at Crhitua with Pittsburgh, Cincin nati and St. Louis Railway for Indianapo lis, ninl at Cincinnati with the Ohio A Alis--issippi Railway lor the south and south west. A sleeping car is attached to this train at lloriiullsvillo, running through to Cleveland. 12.35 p. m. Night Express, tlailv for Cleveland, Cincinnati and the west nnd southwest ; connects at Alcadville,Sundavs excepted, for Franklin nnd Oil City; "at l.envittahurg,Sunday excepted for Youngs town; ct Cleveland with Lake Shore Rail way for the west and northwest, and at Cin cinnati with the Ohio A Alississippi Rail way for the south and southwest. A sleep ing car is attached to this train at N. York running thr ,ugh to Cincinnatti. 7.25 A.M. Express Mail, Alondnys except ed, for Cleveland and the West; connects at Aleadville, tor Franklin and Oil City; at Clarksville with Erie A Pittsburgh Rail nst I, tor Sharon, New Castle and Pitts burgh, and ut Cleveland with Ijtke Shore Raiiroud for the West and north-west. A sleeping car is attached to this train at New York running through to Aleadville. ?M5 P. M. r re.ght uud Accomiiiaditiou daily Sunday excepted. C.55 P. M. Freight and Accommodation, Sundays exco.itod. 2.35 P. M. Way Froight.Sundaya exeept- ed GOING EAST : 3.40 A. M. New lor.- Day Ex pros , dai ly Sundays excepted; connect at Great Rend wit'ti ltvlawarc, I ati kawsmia A vt es tern Railway, tor Seraiium.aml at N. York witn m.ilinhl express train i.l New Jer sey Railroad lor Puiiitdeiphio. A sleeping car it altschiHl to this train at Cleveland running through to Homells villn stiiiiecting wiili train l aving new and Improved Drawing Room Couches at tached, running through to New York. 1.00 P. AI. Lightning Express, connect ing (iitiiy at Klnnra wait Noi tliern ( cutral Ra Iway, lor Williaiusporl, llarrisburg, Pin hi'lclpliis and r.a tinioic, and at New York lor Boston and New Eng. anil cities. A sleeping coucli is attuchcti to this train at Cincinnati running through toN. York. 7.55 P. At,, Cincinnati, Express daily, Sundayse.xceptcd, connecting at Biughaiii lou for Albany and the celebrated sum mer resort Sharon Springs, and ut New York lor Boston and all New England cit ies. A slecpiiigcurisuttaehedtothistra.il at Atcadvillo running through 10 New York. 4.00 a. m. Stock freight and Accommo dation Sundays excepted. 4.15 p. m. Fright and Accommodation, Sundays excepted. 9.45 a, m, Way Freight, Sundays ex cepted. Boston and aVow England passengers, with their Raggage are transferred lieo 01 charge in aVuw York, The best ventilated and most luxurious Sleeping coaches ptr-in tiie World-iA. ac cumpuny all night trains on this railway. ift-Thr Erie Railway Company has o iienod anew Ferry from their Jersey City IK-jsit to the lootofZid streeL thus ena" tiling Passengers to reach the upper portion lo fne city without the expense und annoy ance, of a struct ear or omnibus t muster. Thoscenory alon4- the entire route of the Erio Rauwuy is of tiie most pictur esque und beuutuul character. Admirers of nature a beauties, in a day light journey over this Lino, will lind 111 its ever chang ing landscapes subjects of continual ad miration and interest. U.IUUAVK CJIEVKED TJIUOVUJ1, and Fure as Low as by any other route. ASK tOR TICKETS VIA ERIE R'Y. Which can bo obtained ut all the princi pal Ticket Olhces in the West or South west. WAI. R. BARR, L. D. RrcKErt, Ucu'I Puss'r Ag't. Gen' I Nupt. AGENTS WANTED FOR FREE LOVE, AND ITS Votaries, by Dr. Jno- B. Ellis. Tho most striling Ixmk of modern times. The whole subject laid bare.and its liidtsiusncss exposed to universal execration. Written in the interests of Civilization, Christiani ty und Public Morality. Send lor circulurs nnd terms. U. S. Publishing Co., N. Y., Cincinnati. Chicago and St. Louis. 30-ft O VT O E It , 18GO. J. & P. COATS' BEST SIX-COP.D IS NOW TUB Thread put up for the American marker which is MX-COKD IN ALL Nl'AlBEliS, From No. ti to No. 100 Inclusive. For HiiikI and Mut-Iiiuc. Hook AgentH .llake $.S0 to t2f0 per Alonth by selling GREAT FORTUNES. AM) How In ky H'kkk AIaiik. RyJ. D. Alt-Cube, Jr. New fresh and original. Pro fusely illustrated und beautifully bound. It shows how a poor fchool-inastcr made ii,tx o.iKio ; how a poor half-Mind sailor be came a 'rent hanker, a butcher's appren tice the wcaitliiest mun in Amerieu, un un known mechanic a millionaire in seven veurs, with many more such examples; tw energy, talent, end patient iii.lu.strv ivou wuya met with success when pro : .'rly exerted ; how money can lio nnido : anestly uud without suc'rilico of prii.ci ( al. Send for Circular, etc., und notice 1 ly extra terms Geo. Mucleuu Publisher, 71'tSHUKfnn St., Philadelphia. JW-lt. P. H. HIIAOO ill lllll, CUSELLtRS, a 11 (1 Stationers, WHOI.KSAI.R AJfD RKTAIL DRALEHS 1I all kinds of School, Miscellaneous, Law, Medical AND -IVCUSIO BOOKS, leposltory of the Bible Socletv, Sunday School, and all Religious Publishing So cieties, NO. 52 CHESTNUT ST., MF.ADVILLK, TA., NO. 191 HlTT-KniOR ST., CLEVELAND, 0. J 15 JAC'OIt NIIKIVEIl. Having fitted up a first class PLANING MILL, Are prepared to furnish to order all kinds of manufactured lumber such as FLOOItlXO, SWIXO, SURFA CE- nii i:ssi:n l umber, sash, DOORS, RLIXDS, AXD EVERY DEscRirriox ofplaixaxd fa .V- CY MOULDIXGS. Dealers will Mini it to llieir advantage to CONSULT OUR PRICES, Before purchasing elsewnere, as our loca tion In tho heart ot the lumlT region gives us superior advantages in the purchase ol lumber that will enable us to undersell 1 nose loss favorably situated. Address .Mar. 4, tf. JACORSIIRIVER, Tionosta, Pa. Wliv .sit 1l1.1t Dr. llob.'H'k's Sttmi aeh Hitters increase in salt every year ? Because Tliey nre the hest comhina tion ever ni.ule. Why Do tho Drnr;ists rceop.i nioiid Dr. Rnbnt'k's Bitters U their customers ? I5eeau.se After years of experience anil trial they have been proven to bo a sure cure for Dyspepsia anil Indiges tion. Why Is it that Physicians use niul rcvoinmeiitl Dr. Ho back's Sugar-coated lJlooil Pills? Beeause They know the ingredients of which they arc inaile. Why Arc Dr. Roback's Wood Purifier and IMood Pills tho best remedies taken to gether for the euro of all diseases of tho blood ? Because The Blood Purifier is the only article in tho market which contains the celebrated costly Drugs imported ex pressly from Sweden for its manufacture, and the Pills contain the active principle of Podophyllum (Mandrake Hoot,) ami is a substitute for Mercury. Why Are Dr. C. W. Bob.-uk's Stomach Hitters. Blood Ptl ritier ami Blood Pills the three greatest remedies the world has ever known? Because After eleven years' experi ence anil trial the sales have increased each and every year, and thousands of let ters (unsolicited) of tho re markable cures they have Iierformed War witness, .load tho letters in Local Column of cures by these medicines. VENTURE HOTEL. AIlJOlN.NJ THE DEPOT, WHITE OAK, Fored County, Pa. IIUMMASON, BRO'S, Pmpr'g. TINS house is new and fitted up in first class stylo, aud is headquarters for all persons visiting the preutoil Held of Hick ory. The bar is fui.'.ished with tho best of liquors. Tho proprietors will spare no pains to make it the most desirable stop ping place in the oil regions. 12-ly. OR WOHK neatly exocutod at this cilice ' at inwmM, nitea. W. A. 1NOIIAM. PENNSYLVANIA CEN TllAL RAILROAD I ON AND AFTER II P. P. S .inlay Atuv 1, 1H70, Trains arrive at nnd leave the I'nlon Depot, corner of Wushintoii and Liberty street, im follows; ARRIVE. Mall Trnln, t.rtn a m ; Fust Line, 12.12 a m; Weirsaceoinmodation No. I.e. .'Ham; liiinton accommodation No I, 7.0O a in; Wall's accommodation No 2, HVia m ;Cln ellinatl express 11..11 u 111 ; .IoIhihIowii ac coin limitation ln.,,11 n tu ; llrnddock s ac commodation No I, 7.1X1 pin; Pittsburgh express 1.311 p in; Piicllic express l.flti p in ; Wall s ucisimniodation No :l, 2,'-5 p m; llomewood uccoiiuundatlon No I, ll.fi' pin; Walls accommodation No 4, fi..'i p m ; Brinton accommodation No 2, 1.10 p 111, Way Passenger 10.20 p m. DEPART. Southern express 5.20 a in i PucWe ex press 2.40 nan ; Wall's accommodation No 1, fl.30a m ; Alsil Train H.lo a 111 ; Brinton s ai'isimmodiition l 1.10 a m; Briulihs-k's ac couiiniMliition No 1.5.10 p m; Cincinnati express 12.35 p in ; Wall's accommiMlation N 2, ll.fi! n m ; Johnstown nccnmirodntinn 4.0.1 pin; llomewo ii accommodation No 1, 8.50 p 111 ; Philadelphia express 3..J1 p m; Wall iictsinimodiition No3,3.0.". p m; all s accommodation No 4, (1.05 p m ; Fust Line 7.40 p in ; Wall's No 5, 1 l.i 0 p 111. The Church Trains leave Wall's Station every Sunday at !.0" a. m., reaching Pitts burgh at lO.iifi n. 111. Returning leave Pitts burgh at 12.50 p. 111., and arrive nt Wall's Station at 2.10 p. 111. Cincinnati express leaves daily. South ern express daily except Atomlsy. All oth er Trains daily, except Sunday. For further information oply to W. H. RECK WITH, Agent, Tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not assume any Risk for Baggage ex cept for Wearing A'poarel, and limit their rsponslbilliy to line Hundred Dolla s val ue. All liaggago exceeding that a ount in value will be at the risk of the ;ner unless uikcn by special contract. ' A. J. CASSaI General Superintendent, Altoons Pa. BOOKS, STATIONERY, A Nil DAVIS & .ECHOLS. (NeurthoCo .t House,) FRANKLIN, PENN'A. Have a general assortment of School Books, Law Books, Histories, Bibles and Testa nts, Hymn Books, Music Books, Blank Books, Envelopes, Note, Letter nnd cap writing papers, Pens, Ink, Sink aud everything in tho ROOK A ST A TIOXER Y R USfXESS. All or which thevotrer to sell WHOLE SALEOR RETAIL, at lowest cash prices. DAVIS A ECHOLS, Franklin, Pa. PATENTS. Tnventors who wish to tnko out Letters Patent uro advised to counsel with Alunii and Company, editors of tho Scientific American, who have prosecuted claims betore the Patent Olllce for over Twenty Years Their American and European Patent agency is the most extensive in the world Charges less than anv other relia ble agency A pamphlet containing full instructions to inventors is sent gratis AIUNN A CO., 37 Park Row, l'"f New York COAL! COAL! J. S. EYERHABT IS Prepared to deliver the best nnoHtv o Owl at tho old Everhart Rank, iwo miles from Ncwmaiivillo for 7 cents icr or ut Tionosta and vicinity for 23 CENTS PER BUSHEL. He always hns a hirgo supply on hand, Now is tho time to lay in n lurge supply Orders promptly attended to 2 9 Moiioiijrithelu VuS I cjr INSURANCE AGENCY, ESTARLISIIED MAY 1S53. LIFE, FIRE, ACCIDENT AND LIVE STOCK POLICIES. ISSUED IN FIRST CLASS CO AI PAN I ES. LOSSES PUOMPTU ADJUSTED AXD PAID. A. C. SAMPSON, Gen. Agent. J. D. HENRY, Oil City, Ag't for Venango Co., Pa. Applications received and Information furnished by A. II. Steele, at Tionesta Savings Rank. apltf. TIDI0UTE EMPORIUM P. GETCHELL, Dealer in, DRY GOODS aYOtlOUK, Itoots A, Shoes, HATS 5c CAPS, &c., &c, &c, CORXER MATX it DEPOT STS., TIDIOUTE, PA- Hasthe largest aud most Complete Stock now 011 hand, of any store iu WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA. Iluvinjr purchased my stock since tlie treat decline in Gold, I ran sell troods cheaper thun any Dry Goods House in tlio Oil Regions. 'Persons purchasing goods of me will save 25 per cent. M. P. GETCHELL. Tidinute, April 11, 1870. 4-Gra AGENTS WANTED FOR Hon. Wm. SEWARDS GRAND TOTR of Afexico. Adventure and Sight-seeing in "Our Siste Reptqlio." Is a work of rare merit' profusely illustra ted. Send for circulars to Columbian Book Company, Hartford, Ct. 28-.'lt Si'BNCIilBETorthu Forobt Jtopubllcru ltwillpr. Oil Creek & Allegheny River Ry WAR PEN A FRANKLIN. FARMERS A HI I. CREEK RAILROAD CONSOL IDATED Now .and Most Direct roulw to th,o OH rtcjiona. WINTER ARU NGIM E NT. On nnd Alter MONDAY MAY .SOTH. O trains will run ns follows: i.kavi' fonn ; n.OO A. M. EXPRESS -Spnrtnnsbuix II.2S; Tryonvillo ; llvdetown 7.11; Ti tusville arrive 7.20, depart 7.27; Aliller Farm 7,.'i0 : Pioneer H.07 1 Petroleum f-n-trearr. M5, Ivs. H. 17, Columbia H.23, Tnrr Form H.25, Rynd Farm , ho Seville ,3S; (HI f.tv M..r5 Ivsti.eO. Rokood Waitiul bend Oleopolis D.2!l, connect ing with train for Pithole ;) Henry's IWr.iH . Eagle Rock, Tionesta Kl.lVt, Hick ory White Onks 10.84, arr. 1 idii uic arrives 10 51, Iv. 10.5(1, Thompson's arriving nt Irvington nt 11.35a. m 11.20 A. AI. MAIIj Spnrtansbiirg 11.46. Centroville, 12. 7 p. m. I'rvonville Hydetown 12.30, arrives at Titnsvlll 12. 10, Ivs. 12.45, Aliller Farm 1.04, Pioneer 1.17, arr. Pet. Centre 1.25, Ivs 1.27, Co umhlu 1.33. Tarr Farm Rvnd Farm Rousevillo 1.-47, arr. Oil city 2.05, Ivs. 2.1 , Risk wood , Walnut Bend Oleois lis 2.4(1 connect with train for I'll hole) Henry's Bend , Eagle Rock , Tion esta 3. 10, Hickory , White Oaks 3,411, arr. Tldioute 4.02, Ivs. 4.07, Thompson'.' arrives nt Irvlneton 4..",0 p. 111. n.05 PAI ACCOMMKDA N.Spnrtttiisburg' tt.m, (Vntreville 7.00. Trvonvillo at, Hydetown 7.25, arr 'I'itusville 7.35 Ivs 7.45, Miller Farm 8.05, Pioneer S.2U, arr at Pet. Centre N.2H, Ivs H.:I5. Columbia 8.41, Tarr Farm 8.44, Rynd Farm .Rousevillo B.fiS arrives at Oil City tl.lo p. m. LEAVES II1VISETOW. 11.45 A. AI. AIAII-Tliompson's arr. Tidiouto 12.3(1 Ivs I2.!W, White Oaks I2.5H Hickory, .Tionesta 1.20, Route R(M'k .Henry's Rend OIsMlis 2.05 (con nects with train for Pitholei Walnut Bend , Roekwood , nrr Oil Citv 2.30 lva 2.42, Rousevillo 2.5S, Rvnd Furm Tnrr Farm 3.10 nrr nt'l'et. Centre 3.20 Ivs. 3.23, Pionoer 3.30, Aliller Farm 3.45, arr. Titusville 4 01, Ivs 4 14 llvdetown 4 24 p. m.. Trvonvillo Ce'utrrvtlle 4.50, Sportutisburg 8.14, nrr at Corry 6.45 p. m. 6.00 P. Af. EXPRESS-Thninpson's nt arr at Tidiouto fi.50,levs fi.52,Whlte ooks fl.07. Hickory , TioiiesW 6.37, Eagle Rock .Henry's Rend OIh opolis7.l3, Walnut Rend Roekwood arr Oil City 7.40 Ive 7.47, Rouseville 8.0t ltynd Farm Tarr Farm 8,15, Col. uinbiaS.lH, ,irr Pet. Centre 8.25 Iv 8.2S. Pi oneer 8.35, Aliller Farm 8.45, arr. Titusville 11.10. Ivs 9.15, Hydetown tl.'.'3, Trvonville Spnrtansbiirg, 10.7, arr ut Corry 10.85 p. m. I.RAVR OIL CITY. 7.00 A AL ACOOAIMoDATION Rouse ville 7.15, Rynd Farm , Tarr Farm 7.25 Coluniia7.20, arr Pel. Centre 7.35 Ive 7.:tt), Pioneer 7.45, Aliller Farm 8.00, nrr. Titus ville 8.18, Ivs. 8.23, llvdetown 8.81, Trvon villo Centervillb 8.S0, Spartansfiura; U.1". arr, Corry 8.35 a 111. All trains connect nt Corrv with trains on Phila. . Erie Railroad mid A. AG. W. East ami West for New York, Philadel phia, llarrisburg, Erie A Cleveland, and , with Rultulo, Corry A Pittsburgh Railwarf for Bullalo and all points on theN, Y. Cen tral Railway. At Oil Citv with trains on Allegheny Valley Railroad, and Franklin Branch A. A G. W. At Irvineton with trains 011 Phila. A K. Railroad east aud west. C. J. ITEPBl'RN JNO. PITCAIRN. Superintendent. Gon'1 AI inager. EltlE & PiTTSifUGlfiriT. On nnd after Alondav." Nov. 15, lwm trains will run on ibis road as follows: LEA V E ER1 E--SO 1 1 Til WA It D. 11:55 A. M. AiiiiMMoDATiov la'ayes Newcasibi at 7:05 and un ive at Pittsburgh 10:00 n. m. 10:25 A. M.. n TTsiu'lioll ex., s'ops nt nil stations, nnd arrives at A. ,V 1.. W. R. R. Transfer U'. l;Mi p. m., a' Newcastle at .1:15 p. 111., nnd a: ' ittsbiirgli n 11.0.1 p. m, 5:05 A. M.. Ail-ox Moi 1 1 ix, from .lames low n, ill rives at A. V G. W. R. R. I uin.'er at 5;to a. m nt Newcastle it 7:"i a. m and Pittsburgh al 10:00 a. m. 5:0.1 P. M., Mixed 'I rain leaves Erie for Sharon, stopping' at all intermediate points uud urriving ut 10:15 a. in. LEAVE PITTSRC UGH NORTWARD 7:15 a. M.. ekir kximikss, leaves New-ca-stleat 10:00a. 111.. A. AG. W. h. R. Tr ois ier nt il:2u a. in., and arrives at Erie at 2:30 p. m makingclose iH.uuoction for Bulla lo and Niugura I'nlp 3:35 p. m. ao ommoiiation, IcavJ New castle nt U:30 p. m , A. A G. W. R. R. Transfer at 7:55 p. 111.. and Jamestown nt 8:30 a. m., connect with mixed trains lhat arrives in Erie at 1:55 a. in. 0:30 p. m.. Mixed Train leave Sharon for Erie, aud arriving at uirurd at 12:30 a. 111., and Erio ut 0:55 a. 111 Trains connect at Rochester with train for Wheeling and all poiuis in West Virginia, aud at Pittsburgh connections for Philadel phia, Hurrisburgh, Baltimore and Wash ington via Pennsylvania Central Railroad. Erio Express North, connects at Girurd with Cleveland nnd Erie trains Westward for Clevelaml, Chicago, and all points in the West ; at Erie with Philadelphia A Erie Railroad for Corrv, Warren. Irvington, Tldioute, Ac., anil with Buffalo A Erie Raiiroud Tor Riitlalo, Dunkirk, Niagara Fulls aud Now Yor City. F. IT. FINNEY, General Sup't ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAIL ROAD f GREAT THROUGH ROUTE FROM The OH Regions lo Pittsburgh. THE EAST ANDTHE WESTI SLEEPIXO r;ARS On all night trains. Passengers and bag gage transferred at Oil City, Fiikb ur CiiAmiEl Trains mnke direct connection with all' Roads centering ut Oil City, and leave aa-. follows: Day Express leave Oil Cityot.... 2K0a Al'llvesat l;iiul.ii....i. un.... a ra ' v't 1. .; inn' I m m. r- I -.v."'. 'Ill ... . . . . II I I ) 111 Arrives at Pittsburgh It -5 a m Ald Train leaves oil city 05 a in Arrives at Pittlhurgh 5 50 p in Day Express Leaves Pittsburgh at 7 '-'0 .1 m Arrnvesat Oil City at 2 15p m Night Express Leaves Pittsburgh 8 40 inn Arrives ut Oil Citv 6 15aiu Way Passenger leaves Pittsburgh li 15 u m Arrives at Oil C.ty 7 ao p m Passengers travelling by this Routo will find better accommodations und make bet ter time than by unv other road from tha Oil Regions to Pittsburgh. J. J. LAWRENCE. Gen. Sunt REYNOLDS.BROADHEAD& CO 1 Centro St., opposite IW OiUce, OIL CITY, PENN'A. DEALEH-J IN TOREICN AND DOMESTIC DRY COODS. DIl&SX GOODS, L'AlU'ETIXa, Oil. CLOTHS. BOOTS & SHOES, HATSiL- CAPS, TULUMIXGS NOTIONit, ETC., ETC. Dr. Lawrence's Womav's FR7icNn Cures all Diseases pwiilior to Females, t.m
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