TUESDAY MORJilNQ, DEC. 19. 1371.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
Burgc H. II. Mat.
Cotinci'men Jacob Shrlvpr, J. K. Stroup,
W. W, Dimond. 8. H, Haslet, .1. Wlnans.
Junl ices of the 1'taeeXV, F. Merollliolt,
tt. 8. Knox.
CbutlaldrJ. N.Teltsworth.
tcJiool Oirtctors J. Winnns, J. A, Dalo,
J. A. Proper, Jacob Shriver, I). 8. Knox,
W. I). Irwin.
rORKST COUNTY OFFICERS.
president JvduejAMRn CAWPtlKM..
Anmiciate Jndyea). A. Pltorun, AN
Jltw Cook.
-iihrriir K. T Davis.
JXttrict Attorney W. W. MASOn.
lVaasurrr 8. Skti.ey.
J'rothonotary, Register A Recorder, rf.
4. Fl. AOMKW.
Cbinm.'MfoTK-r N. P. Wheeler, BKKJ.
Elliott, Hbtkr Mkrctlhott.
Counr.y Superintendent a. F. Ron nun.
Jurw Oommi'Mioner Ja. Oii.FILLIAN,
Wm. Patterson.
County Surveyor S.D. Irwix,
(kroner Josiah Wias.
(bunt.v 4iJ(Vo ) !.. I.. llACKF.TT, Eli
IIoi.kman, Wm Clark.
Member of Vongits VJth District O. W.
ScnviKLtv
.State A'esa'c V. A. Wallack.
Asscwbly John U. Mali..
IA3CAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Rev. Burton prt-ni'lies at Anbury
Clin pel, nnd Uenn Furm, on Sunday
next.
Sunday School is picking up. A
larger attendance last Suliliatli than
we have seen since hint summer.
Mr. anl Mrs. Bates, of Titusville,
ml Harry Bates, n student ef Alleghe
ny College, are nt present in town ou
n visit.
Miss Sue and Master Bennie May
returnee' from their school at Beaver,
on Saturday last, to spend the holidays
with their parents.
A full attendance of the members
of the Temple of Honor is requested
on Friday evening next, as business of
importance will he transacted.
Reek's Mills commenced running
agaiu last Wednesday, after a stoppage
of about a week, occasioned by the
breaking of i iiue of the machinery.
. All yo duncists remember the par
ty ou Friday evening of this week at
Tionesta House. Mr. Ittcl will spure
no pains to mute the party as attrac
tive as possible.
Tne Foiest Brass Band is at pres
ent .without a leader but we under-
stand that arrangements are being
made ' by which n first-class teacher
will sooi) be secured.
- ".I . 1 1 Ts . t
rve receivou a can, on rnoay
hist from Mr. Yiuceut, formerly of the
1-..;. r li' t f . - .i t!
iji w lupuoucun. lie says me uiiicn is
now devoting its attention exclusively
n inh. work nnil lma cnoiitrh in do
, " o
A report comes to us that there is
a case of small pox at Hickory. We
do' not credit the report, because our
correspondent there would certainly
inform us if such were the case.
Miss Olive Logan is to be joined
iu the holy bonds of matrimony, with
a gentleman named Sykes, of New
York, to day.' We suppose wo may,
in the course of time luok fur some
"Olive-branches."
The sleighing is said to be pretty
'good out ou the bills, although the
iinuw is almost "too thin," iu town at
)reseut writing, to make sleigh ridiug
n.i.i.u .no u...i.. .nL.iiii iii...... - . ill.
object. 1' rom present appearances
.single sleighs will be in demand this
We overlooked, until too late
for last weeks paper, the fact that Mr.
W. T. Alexander had associated him
self with J. II. Patrick, Esq., in the
publication of the Clarion Jiepnblican.
We hope the new firm will meet with
the most undoubted success in Repub
licuiiging Clarion County.
The Yenawjo Citizen comes to us
this week clothed in a new dross, aud
is materially improved in appearance.
We are glad to note this evidence of
of prosperity of the Citizen. We hope
the additional patronago it may re
ceive, will more than justify the ex
pense of the improvement.
S. J. Wolcott, W. Grovo and G.
W. Binghart are at home now pre
paring to spend the rest of tho winter
with us. Mr. WnlcnM's well nt V...
terpise was down but owing to the
pipes freeiing up could not he worked.
We believe Mr. Wolcott does not ex
pect to get much oil out of it..
: Mr. Slater is taking out his lum
'.ber from the mouth of the creek, Mr.
Arner is rafting his over, and Hall it
May are taking dome of t'jeirs out.
AWunderstand Hint some of the know
ing ones are looking for a break-up be
fore the first of January, and are
striving to be prepared for it.
A social party was given at the
residence of M. Henry, on Thursday
evening last, at which ell who were
present enjoyei themselves admirably.
It wns generally a matter of surprise
to all that we had o many young folks
o. both sexes in town, ami now that
the ac" i d'scov-te I, a'l that is need
ed to get them together, ia opportuoi
.1?. I
A bard freeze ou last Friday nigh
made the ico bridge n cross the Alle
gheny at this place a substantial
structure; the foundation being sure
(till a thaw occurs) aud the super
structure excellent.
A collision occurred on the O. C.
A A. R. Ry., on Thursday morning
last, between the morning freight down
and the construction train, near Eagle
Rock. Several cars were smashed,
aud one man had his leg broken, which
was set by Dr. Hunter, Company Sur
geon. Services will bo held in the Pres
byterian Church in this places, on
Friday evening, Saturday afternoon
nnd evening, and Sunday morning and
evening next. Communion services
will be held on Sunday morning, at
which time candidates for membership
may bo admitted, if previously fuud
unobjectionable.
Rob't Guy ton brought in a load of
ten doers tho other day, and almost
every day we see two or three being
brought in. Up to the present time
we believe the most of them have been
shipped away. The time for slaying
dee.rs is almost expired, and after Jan
unry 1st, 1872, it shall be unlawful to
molest them until the 1st of Septem
ber next. So improve your time and
kill enough to satisfy yourselves until
that time. .
Next week is Court week. Judge
Jenks presides. Many important cases
will come up for trial during this court,
nnd according to the encomiums lav
ished upon our new Judge by the pa
pers of Clarion, where ho held his first
Court, all will bo dispossd of iu the
best manner. The case of Common
wealth vs. Barnhart will be tried at
this term of court, and will be
watched with interest. We welcome
the week as a financial bless. ng.
We have received two copies of a
paper yclept The Train Lipuc, which
has for its object the pushing foward
of the name of Geo. Francis Train,
for the Presidency iu 1872. We don't
with to "x," and us a reason we will
i j nolo a little story which we once
heard of this Gravel Train. Ho was
once attending a horse race on Long
Island, ami lost all his money except
one hundred dollars, betting on the
wrong horse. He then offered to bet
his last hundred, that "be was tho big
gest fool in America." A sporting
man at once stepped up, pulled out
his well stutfed pocket-book, and said:
"I'll take the bet, provided you are
not George Francis Train !"
Bau.ou'b Magazine Foil January.
We find in the January number of
Bullous Magazine, which is just issued,
such a complete collection of stories,
.otiiiiuees, poems, engravings, and real
useful information, that we do not
wonder "Ballou's Monthly" is so pop
ular with all classes of society. Here
we see a New Year's story, and there
a sea yarn, and so we read through the
whole publication and wish for more.
The magazine is only SI. 00 per year,
or 15 cents per copy, and is for sale at
all tho news depots in tho countrx.
Thomes & Talbot, Publishers, 03 Cou-
gress. Street, Boston.
We will employ 50 or 75 good
teams, with drivers, to haul lumber,
for which we will pay $3 per day and
6Sid sleds and chains, board for men
and teams, but not shoeing. Apply
at Coon Creek, on Tioncsta, or Thorn's
Run, on the Clarion.
John Cobb & Soxs.
Tionesta, Dec. 18, 1871.
Star Spaxolku Banner. Thin fa
vorite family paper takes its 100,000
renders by surprise in tho issue for
1872, just received. It is enlarged to
same si.e as N. Y. Ledger, and appears
in an entire new dress, elegant new
heading, border, type, Ac. The pub
lishers of the "Banner" give a new and
superb "Prang Chromo" nod their
large and first class paper a whole
year for only 75 cts. Try it. Send
6 ceuts for a sample copy, to
Star Spangled Banner,
Hinsdale, N. II.
Notice.
All persons who know themselves
indebted to tho undersigned, are re
quested to settle up before the 1st of
January, 1872, in order that w may
all begin the New Year aright.
D. S. Knox & Co.
The Best Jewelry House
In Northwestern Pennsylvania is sit
uated on the corner of Water and
and Chestnut Streets, Meadville, Pa.,
and is owued by M. P. Junks. He
has just received a large and superior
stock of Jewelry, which he has mark
ed down to the bottom figures, and we
can conscientiously recommend this
house to our readers if they w.irt any
thing in that line. The stock is very
extensive, ami one cannot fail to suit
himself in anything in this line. Give
Jenki a call when you go to Meadville,
nd you will not regret it. 27 tf
Notice. Those who have not yet
paid their subscriptions to the M. E.
Church Building in this place, are
earnestly requested to pay the same to
me at once. There is a church debt
now due which theso subscriptions
were made to meet. Both subsreiptions,
the old and the new, have matured,
and the time has now come when the
church debt must be settled. Please
give this matter early attention.
By order of tho Board of Trustees
of M. E. Church.
Miles W. Tate,
Sec'y. & Treas.
Notice. A meeting of the Stock
holders of tho Oil Creek and Alle
gheny River Railway Company will
be held at the office of the Company,
in Philadelphia, at No. 230 Walnut
St., on the 19th day of December, A.
D. 1871, at 12 M., for the purpose of
considering and acting on Articles of
Consolidation and Merger of the Union
nnd Titusville Rail Rond Company,
with the Oil Creek and Allegheny
River Railway Company.
F. A. Phillips, Sec'y.
Corry, Nov. 30, 1871. 3G 2t
Kxtrai!t, Perfumery, llitir Oils, Tooth
Itruslies, Tombs and all kind of Toilet
Articles at tho Superior Lumber Co. Store.
Silk (Jimp. Silk Frin , Silk Velvet
Ribbons, (limpure I. ace, ilk and Velvet
But'ons, and all kindsof Irens Trimmings
for sale at Superior Lumber Co. Store.
A full lino or All Wool Long and
8uaro, ImiUtiou Paisley, and Black Me
rino Shawls for Sale at Superior Lumber
Co. Store.
V full lino of Ladios' and Gents' fall
ml winter Silk, Sil r Lisle and fleece
Lined UIovos at Superior Lumber Co.
Store.
A full lino ol Underwear, knit nnd
Woollen floods to bo r ceivod soon ut the
Superior Lumber Co. Store.
Table Linen, Toweling, Linen Nap
kins, Plain Irish Linen, Uird's Kycnnd all
kinds of Linen and Lineu Hoods at Su
perior Lumber Co. Store.
(Jood styles of Paper Collars for 10 cts.
box, at tho Superior Lumber Co. Store.
Lnco nnd Linen Collars In great varie
ty, ut tho Superior Lumber Co. Store.
The newest styles of Ladies- Corsets at
tiie Superior Lumber Co. Store.
Just received a new lot of Coatings
and Cassimeies, at tho Superior Lumber
Co. Store.
A full line and superior quality of Silk
Ribbons, received and for su.e nt Superior
Lumber Co. Store.
Gents' Hats and Caps, Fall and Winter
Styles, .Men and Hoys' Hoots, u.so a lull
vuriety of LndicV Ijxce Hoots, Shops, Gai
ters and Overshoes at Superior Lumber
Co. Store.
Hard to beat that now lot of Gouts'
Paper .Collars, Just received at Superior
Lumbar Co. Store.
Photograph Pictures and Frames at tun
Superior Lumber Co. Store.
The Superior Lumber Co. Store
has just received a large stock of over
coatings, cloths, cassimcres, and goods
connected with the Tailor Department,
which we are bound to sell out at very
low prices, in order to reduce our large
stock of goods before taking stack on
Jan. 1st. A fine assortment of Holi
day books. Como one come all and
buy your holiday goods.
Burlington.
Leaving the East and arrivinsr at
Chicago or Indianapolis, how sha,l we
reach the West? Ihe best Line isac
knowledged to be tho C, B. & Q ,
joined together with the B. & Mi Rail
road by the Iron Bridge at Burlington,
and culled the Burlington Route.
Tho main hue of the Route running
to Omaha, connects with the great Pa
cific Rouds, und lorms to-day the lead
ing route to California, i'he Middle
Brunch, eutering Nebraska at Platts
mouth, passes through Lincoln, the
.State Capital, und will this year be
"finished to Fort Kearucy, forming the
shortest ruute across the Continent by
over 100 miles.
Auother branch of the B. M., diverg
ing ut Red Oukfalls into a line run
ning down the Missouri through r?l,
Joe to Kansas City, and all Kausas.
Passengers by this route to Kansas,
see Illinois, Southern Iowa, and Mis
souri, and, by a slight divergence, can
(see Nebraska also.
Lovers of fine views should remem
ber the Bui liiigton Route, for its towns
"high gleaming from alar" its tree
fringed slcuins lis rough blutfs and
quarries its coru-oceaus stretching
over tiio prairies further than eye can
reach.
Laud-buyers will be sure to remem
ber it, for they have fi iends among
the two thousand who have already
bought farms from Geo. S. Harris, the
Land Commissioner ot the B. &, M.
R. R. at Burlington, Iowa, or aim ng
the four thousand home-steuders ami
preemptors who last year filed cluims
in the Liucoln land olhVe, where "Un
cle Saiu U rich enough to give us all
a farm."
Book Binding.
We are agent for as good a bnok
bindery us there is anywhere. We are
prepared to do ull the binding which
may be brought to us, at low rates,
and satisfaction guaranteed. Sswplc
ran be wn at this ffie.
Jury List for December Term,' 1871.
GRAND JURORS.
Jenks John D. Hunt, Foreman.
Barnctt John G. Brandon, Robert
Huliugs, Archie Black.
Green William McCain, Tbillip
Walters, Philetus Thompson.
Hickory Amiit Purdy,Thos. J.
Bowman, Elias Alhaugh.
Harmony Austin Sinter, ' C. L.
Ilanna, George Dunlap, Josiuh Neill.
Kingsley Daniel Harrington, Hor
ton Murphy, Alfred Patterson, George
W. Dean.
Tionesta Andrew Mealy, Tctcr
Lovell, Christopher Cropp, Samuel E.
McClintock.
Tioncsta Boro. A. II. Steele, S. S.
Burton.
petit jurors.
Howe Ileury Fox.
Jenks Raymond Hettish, James
Walton, Rufus Dodge, Noah K. Bui
ton. Barnett Herman Knight, Peter
Knight, Isaac Gordon, Peter Gailley,
Daniel Altmuu, James Rodger, John
Luckner, Johu Eck, John Kellogg,
William Williams, Edward Kerr,
Douglass Moore, Plain Williams,
James Black, Jr., Thomas Fitzgerald,
David Wiuegard James Dugau, John
Coon.
Hickory William Connelly, Sam
uel Deiupsey, William Manross, Chas.
II. Alhaugh, Mathcw Elliott, Richard
Seckridge, Henry Suavely, Henry
Glassner, Henry Keifer, William B.
Hall, Joseph Mealy James Hunter,
John S. Range, James A. Brown,
William Albaugh.
Harmony John Wills, John Cor
nelius, George Manross, Francis M.
Vngus, Js F. Connelly, Nathan Case,
Jacob Vedder, William B. Howell,
William Pryor, John Snyder, George
Sweutland, James Bluck.Satnuel Man
ross, F. W. Hamilton, Jim. W. Sig
gins, Winfiold Scott, Ira Canficld.
Kingsley Harrison Morgan, John
H. Best, Henry Zindle, Charles South
worth, Nathan Burdick.Samue.l Levey.
Jacob Berlin, Frederick Lewis, James
R. Morgan.
Tiouesta John Greenan, Madison
Church, George Huddleson, Johu Ho-
gan, Jo'm Carney, John Alio, Jacob
Zeuts, Robert Alt, Samuel Clark ,
Green James Haslet, James Wal
ters, Ernest Beherns, Bobeit Bioni-
baugh, illiam Myers.
Tionesta Boro. O. W. Sawyer, A.
II. Partridge, Joshua Thompson, John
W. btroup, Silas J. Wolcott, J. Tuy lor
Luie.
For Sale,
The desirable Farm, known as the Dr.
Sibhttld Farm, containing about 80
acres, bottom sand, located on the Al
legheny River, three miles above Tio
nesta. Good two-story frame house,
large burn, good orchard, and desira
ble improvements. For terms &c. en
quire of W. W. Mason,
'linnesta, Pa.,
or Begges & Sinclair,
33 tf Cleveland, Ohio.
We have just received a full sup
ply of Ladies' Furs, Mufis and Capes,
ulso Genu Fur Collars, which we of
fer at very low prices.- Also Woolen
BlunkeU from $3.75 to $9.00 per pair
10 4 and 11-4 wide, Gents Woolen
Scarfs, Ladies' Knit Shawls, Nubias,
Wool Hoods, &c, &c.
Superior Lumber Co.
Caupentkrs, Blacksmiths, Saw mill
men, Oil men, and other citizens ol
Forest county, who are iu want of any
thing in the Hardware line, should go
to Andrews & Co., Tidioute. They
have the lurgest stock in this section
of the country. They are making nnd
repairing ull kinds of Machinery and
Saw mill castings at short notice 4-tf.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
BV VIKTUKofawritofVemti Fxponas
issued out ol ihn Court of Common
I'lensof Forest County. Pa., to mo direct
ed there will be exposed to sale bv public
vendue or outcrv, ut Iho Court House, in
tho Itorouii of Tioiusiu, on
MONDAY, DKC. i.Til, A. D. lsri,
at I o'clock, P. M., the following described
real estate :
John U. Louthcr vs. Tho Carbon Oil
(Vnipauy, Veil. Fx. No. 1 Dec. Term,
IN7I Ash. All delcndiuif s interest of, in
and to a certain piece ol hind. I cing an is
land in the AlleKhutiy river, situate in the
township of Tionesta. in the iviunty of For
est, desciiUid as follows i Deini'iing at a
white walnut, thence south seventv-two
degrees west twenty-live crchc; tin nco
south fitiy-lourdegrees west eight porches;
soutli twenty threw degrees west lorly
oiyht porches j north seventy decrees w e'-t
twenty perches; u rth n xty-livo degroes
east thirtv-three pnrchw; north oleven de
grees enst tweit.v perches; norlh sixt v-li e
octrees easi imriy-tlirco perches; north
eleven degrees uiwt thirty-two perches;
and north tiny-lwodegrcei west smtnimd
throe-tenths porches to Iho placo ol bcifin
nitiL'. CoiiMininu nine aeresand cue hun
dred und titty-seven perches, b the kuiuo
more or Ic.-h. . .
Al.so All that certain piece or parcel of
Ian. I situate in Tioncsia township, count v
ol Fmi'okI, iMiuuclod aud described as Inf
lows i lUiuinning at a chestnut on tho cum
bunk of thu Allegheny river; thcuco lv
lauds warranted to ilunrv raiuiuL'e south
twniity-niiie degree caal one hnn.ired and
thirty perches to a liiu -oiik, thence south
thirty-ono degrees w est sixly-threo and
live tenth perches ton while pine ; thcuco
south ono degrcK wi st one, hundred and i
two perches to a hemlock ; tliencu by I,ot
No. 'JKIS north eiuhty-niim lo.rs wosti
thirty-twoand five-tenths perches to a poH; 1
Uioiico by vacant land north ono decree
fell aevonty fivahfsii U a hemlock; I
IMMMrtlSvM4MHMMasnMMaMMIMAMiaMMMMI
thnen north twenty-nine degrees weit 'OeiU.POSFD
one htmdrad nnd Hilv derelict to 'i
heinlocK; fheneft up tho Allegheny I
river north eighty-four decree, oa,t six- I
t"en perches, north sixty-eight degrees east
lorty-oigtu and livc-tcnthi perches, north
fifty degree oast flltV-finir parches to tho
phief of lieginning. VoiiMinlng ono hun
dred and ono acres, one hundred and thirty-five
porches, and allowance of six per
cent.
Also All that certain pieo6 or parcel of
land Kituntn In TionesU township, In the
county of Forest, bunded nnd de-ierihod
as follows: lleginningataehostnuton tho
east Imiik of tho Allegheny river, theneo
by XV. V. inlands north t .vent v-tline
p rehes to n pin oak sapling ; theneo north
forty-right degroes west sixty porches to a
icd onk on the bunk of said river; thnnce
south forty seven degrees west thirty-lour
porches to tho pla'-e of Iwginning. Con
taining twenty-four anda half acres, be tho
same more or less.
Also A pertain Island In tho Allegheny
river sitnnlp in Tionesta township, in the
county of Forest near tho mouth of Little
Tionesta, surveyed for H. W. Towner by
William II Mauds, county surveyor, on the
l.'llh of April, lstil. Containing' live aerus
and nineteen perches, inoro or less.
A ,so A certain island situate in the Al
legheny river iu tho township of Tionesta,
In the county of Forest, near tho last above
described island, eontaininr thrao acres
ai.d one hundred and twelve perches more
or loss, BiirviA'ed for tho said II. XV. Town
er, by said William Hilands, county sur
veyor, -nthc lUth April lstil.
Taken in execution and to be sold as the
property of The Crbo oil Company ot
the sult'of Jno. I. Louther.
Terms Cash.
F.. t,. DAVIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Tionesta. Pa., Dec. tl, 1371.
Prospectus for 1372.
FIFTH Y F.Alt.
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TION OF PENNSYLVANIA
joist hesolItio:!
Proposing an amendment to tho- Constitu
tion of Pennsylvania.
Re it Repriced bu the .Senate, an i Itnwt
of Representative!! of the Ojmmnn wealth of I
i'ennmih'an a in 0'incral Ancmbly mrU
That the lollowiii f amendment ol tlielon
slitution of this Commonwealth- hp pro
posed to tho penpln for their adoption or
rejection, pursuant t tho provisions of the
tenth article thereof, to wit;
AMKNDMKNT.
Strike out the Sixth section of the Sixth
Arlielo of tho Consti ution, and insert in
lieu thereof tho following: '
'A stato Treasurer sliall bo chosen by
the qualilied electors of tho Slate, at such
times nnd for siwli term of servico as shall
be prescribed by law."
JAMFS II. WF.W1,
Speaker of the House of Representatives,
W 11,1,1 AM A. WAlUI'E,
SpealJ" r of tho Senntp.
Approved tho fifteenth day of June.
Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred
and seventy-one,
JNO. XV. OF. AMY
Prepared nnd certified for publication
pursuant to tho Tenth Article of the Con
stitution. F. .loll DA N",
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
OtUee Secretary of the Common wrnltli. I
Httriishurg, JulvStii, IS7I. J
GROVER & EAKER
K W I X M A C I J I X E H .
T jo following aro selected from thous
ands of testimonials of similar character,
as expressing the reasons for tho prefer
ence of tho G rover Jc linker Machines over
all others.
"I like) the r.rover ,t linker Ma
chine. In the first plnco, because if I had
any other, I should still want a fS rover it
linker ; and having a l! rover Tinker it
answers tho purposo of all tho rest. It
does a greater variety of work and ispasler
to irarn than any other," M rs. J. C. Cro-
ly i, jenny Juno)
' "1 nnvo linn several years expe
rience wun a i.rovpr it linker Alarm e.
which has given mo great satisfaction. I
think tho (irover.V: Maker Machine in more
easily managnd, and less liable to get out
of order. I prefer the (trover iV Hnkordo-
eidedly. M rs. Dr. Watts, Now York.
"I have had ono in inv family for
some two years; and Ijoni what I know
of its workings, and from the testimony of
many ot ii'ienos wno uso tho sono. I
can hnrdfi
Uownnvthiiigcoiild lie more
completiJ
give better satisfaction."
Mrs. lieU
"yo it to bo tho bpt. nl!
tilings porr-eTeretl.ol any that I have Known
it Is very simplo and easily learned; the
sewing from the ordinary spools is a great
advantage; tho stitch is entirely reliable;
it does ornamental work beautifully ; it is
not linble to get out of order. Mrs. A. M
Spooncr, 3'j liond St. Urooklyn.
"I-nirt AprUnititpit W illi Iho Wollt of
the principal machines, and I prefer the
O rover linker to them all, because I pon
sider tho stitch more elastic. 1 have work
in the house which was dona nino years
ago which is still good." Mrs, Dr.' Mc
Cready, No. -13 Fust -2 street, N. Y.
"More than two-thirds of all the
sewhigdone in my family for the last two
years bos been done by (irover A llaker's
Machine, and I never'had u garment rip
or need iiiemling, except those rents wm
iroliesoine Imivs will moke in whole rloth.
It is. In my opinion, by lar tho most valu
ableof any I have tried." Mrs. Henry
Ward P.eecher.
"The f rover Baker Sewing Ma
chine has rendered in every respect, tho
most perfect satisfaction, it combines ho
many advantages with beauty ol execu
tion and economy in price that it is a no
eesity in every liousohold." Mrs. (iovir
nor Geary, ifarrisburg, Pa.
"I liavo had tho Orover Baker Ma
rhino for ten or twelve years in constant
uso in my house I have soon and known
every kind of Family sowing, both per
sonal and household, accomplished tin
tho (Jrovor A linker Machine, to the onti
satisfaction of ull concerned, llev. Stephen
II. i vug.
"i finu the Ornver A, Baker Stile h will
wonrashma ns tho garments do outwear
the garment in liiet. Tho stitch will not
break on bias senilis, whon stretched, as
others do ; and neither does it draw the
work." Mrs. Dr. W lilting, i ta-st twenty-fourth
street, N. Y.
The Grover and Bakor Sewing Maeliinr
Company manufacture both tho Klastie
and Lock Stitch Machines, and oiler tho
public a choice of tho best machines of
both l.inds, at their establishments in nil
tho large cities, and through ageiieica in
nearly all towns throughout tho country.
Price lists and samples of sewing in both
stitches furnished on application to (trover
linker S. M, Co., 127 Wood Street, Pitts
burgh, Pa.
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Tho new booV fiOD It FA SON AND
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is highly coir ' ended by all demonstra
tions, and .a rapioly. Agents sliouid so
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lral iitinp-alsn, was lruu4 lu b We aiiKltuM l 0f
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PATENTS.
Inventors win wisii to take out Letters
Patent tire advised to counsel with Munn
and Company, editors of tho Sciuuliiic
A iiit.Tii.in, who havo prosecuted claims
beioro tliu Patent 1 nlico lor over Twmitv
ears 'i'heir American and Fnropeaii
Patent agency Is mo most extensive in the
world Charges less than any other relia
blo agency A pamphlet containing lull
instructions to inventors is sent gratia
ML'NN & CO., J7 l ink it .w,
Htf New York
f( H( M Hclailed by one. Wanted
iJ,JJr a n nts to sell pirtiui s eve' v
where. Whitney J1 Co., Norwich, CI.,
$5,001)
has been latel y l aid by Con
gress to a lady for her
bravery and skiil in savin'Fiuignints
from thu Indians. Sue was a prisoner
nimoig thein. "MY CAPTIVITY
A.Mo.Ml TIIK SIOUX." Is lier story. It
Is a woniterlul one, ctidorseil by rioted
( III LIS, OFF ll Kits, CONOltl'Ss.MFN,
etc. Solendid business, t-. sell it.
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ray all lo semi lor llieiii. Address, Anier
can i-uoiiaiung
Conn.
Company, li
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table business. lit tin novelty wanted
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ADDRESS
To the Nervoous-
AND
DEBILITATED..
lfIIOSrCsufTrrinis hsve bcn protract
W ed from hidden nuses, and whose
eass require prompt treatment to render
existence desirables
If yon re suflerinfi, or hire uTrl
from involuntary discharges, what effect
does it produeo on your jfvneral health?
Do you feel weak, debilitated, easily tired?
Docs a litt!o extra exortren produce pal
pitation of the heart? l)oo your l'Ver, or
urinary organs, or your kidneys, frequent
ly get out of order? Is your urine some
times thick, milky or floeky, or is it ropy
on settling? Or docs a thick skuni riso to
tho top ? Or is a sediment at the bottom af
ter it has stojd awhile? Do you hare
spells of short brra'hintror dispepsia? Art
your bowels constipated? Do you hnra
spells of frninting, or rushes of blood t
the head ? Is your memory imputed? Ia
your mind constantly dwelling on this
subject? Do you feel dull, listless, mopinff,
tired of company, or lile? Do you wish
to bo left alone, away from everybody ? '
Does any little thing mtko" you start or
jump? Is your sleep broken or restless?
Is tho lustre of your eye as brilliant?
The bloom on your cheek as bright? Do
you enjoy yourself in society as well ? Do
you pursue your business wi'h the same
energy ? Do you feel aa much confidence
iu youself? Are your spirits dull and ila.
ging, given to tits of melancholy? If ,
do not fciy it to yourjver or dyspepsia.'
Ilavo you restless nights? iour back
weak, your knees weak, and have but lit
tle appetite, and you attribute this to dy a
pepsiaor livcr-eomplainlt
0
Now, reador, self-abusa, venereal'aT d
cases badly cured, and sexual excesses, are
all capable of producing a weakness of the
gonorutivo organs. The organs ofcnera
tioii.whcn in perfect health, make tho mam
Did you ever think that thoso hold, defi
unt, energetic, persovering, successful business-men
are always thoso whose penera
tive organs are in perfoet hea'th? Ycm
never hear such men complain of being
melancholy, of nervousness, of palpitation
of tho heart. They uro never afraid they
cannot succeed in business ; llieyiton" J be
come sad and discouraged ; they nrorJwya
polito and pleasant in the company of la
dies and look you and them right m the
liieo none of your downcast loks or any
meanness about them. I do nnt mean
ttiose who keep tho organs inflated by
running to excess. Those will not only
ruin their constitution-!, but also
they do business w ith or fos.
those
How many men, frmjha(f!y rureddU
ensos, from the effects of self-nbuse and
excess, have brought ab' ut that state of
weakness In those organs that lias reduced
the geneal system so mneli as to produce
ahiiost evoryotherdisea-e Idiocy, lunacy,
parnlvHis, spinal nffcrtior.s, suicide, and al
most every other form of disease which
humanity Is heir to, and the real enilse of
ho trouble scarcely trer ausjiected and
huvo doctored for all but tae rlhl one.
Diseases of tliesa organs require the nsa
of a Diuretic. H-KLM HOLD'S Fl.VIB
F.XTIIACT IJUC11U is tiie gnat Diuretic,
and is a ecruiiu euro for disease ol the
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravol, Dropsy, Orj:au
ie Weakness, Female toiupl'iint.-, Genur
il Debity, and nb diseases of tho I Hilary
urgaus, whether exist, ng in Mule or Fe
male, from whatever cause originating,
aud no mutter of how lung utauding.
If no treatment is submitted i, Cum
-umpiion or Insanity may ensuo. 1)4
llesi and blood aro supported from tlis
sources, and tho health ami happiness,
asd that of Posterity, depends
prompt ua of a reliable ixuieilr.
Ilelmbold's FTtfact Bueliu, established
upward of IU a'cuis, prepared by H. T.
11 FLM ISOLD, Druggist, 5U4 Broadway.
Noiv Yoik. und li Ssiiih 10th Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. Pitii'K- Jl.'JA per Lottie
or fi bottles for S-1.50, tli livertsl to any ad
dross, hold by all I'rue.goststtvery whr!
itonf; Ann c
rNFINK VNI.FKS
done tp in
MICL l.NGItAVKD
Vroppr, fao smilo of my Chrinieal War
ho i.se nndU;--l II. T. II KLM lH"Lr'
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