EIDTOH.
TCKBAT MORMXG, MS. JO, m.
M I N U T ES
Of the fth Annual Meeting of the
l-Vrwf (YtMMiy Tearhern' lntt
tur, lift (I at Ttouenta, Jan. V.V,
X4, aud XG.
Institute called to order at 10
o'clock, A. M., by County Superinten
dent, S. F. Rnltrcr, who occupied the
chair. Prayer by lit v. S. S. Burton,
of T.onetn. Adttrcs ly Supt. Rolirer,
tit the teacher ; Reply by Rev. Dtir
t 11, followed liy A. C. I.rtT mirl
Supt. C II. Dale. The president ihen
made the following appointment :
Secretaries, P. M. C lark, Mis Emma
E. Arner. Executive Committee, A.
C. Porter, Mis Saiiie N. Arner, Misu
Mary Ilariington. The cliairmiin an
nounced the hours of meeting at 9
o'clock A. M , 1:30 aud 7 P. M. CIhw
drill on Decimal Fruition by Supt.
C. II. Dale. Adjourned to meet at
1:30 P. M.
AFTERNOON SESSIOS.
Institute met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Roll-rail. Drill on Decimal
Fractions continued by Supt. Dale.
Class drill on Grammar hy Rev. Bur
ton. Adjourned until 7 P. M.
EVENING 6ESSION.
Iiistitut met at 7 P M. Roll called,
response by sentiment. Essay by
Miss Lizzie M. Kerr, subject, "Despite
not suiulll beginnings." Discussion,
question. "Retnlved that corporal pun
ishment be abolished in our schools;"
opened by Rev. Burton, followed by
A. C. Porter, E. L. Davis, Miss Clara
Hunter, Miia Mary McCurdy, J. 2S.
Tietsworth, S. D. Irwin, 7. G. Lmlds,
Supt. Dale and Mrs. E L. Davis;
Discussion closed in favor oftbenega-.
tive. ' Rehearsal, "The Old Arm
Chair," by A. C. Porter. Motion by
8. S. Burtoti that the Secretary in call
ing the roll, call five names, tho-e
whose names are called to propound
a question to be answered at next
meeting. Adjourned.
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 24.
MOKMNO SKPSIO.
Institute met at 9 o'clock A. M. Ex
ercises opened with prayer, by Supt.
Dale. Minutes read and approved.
Roll culled- Motion by S. S. Burton
Thnt the teachers asking a question
be requested to name tho person they
wish to answer the same, with permit
siun to others to speak iijhiu the sub
ject, limiting the speakers to two min
utes each. Motion adopted. Clu drill
on Orihigraphy, by Supt. Dale. Com
mittee appointed by the president to
procure subscription for the Peiiusyl
vauia .School Journal were as follows :
Miis M. Minim, Li-sie M. Kerr ami
Alice Shriver. Recess.
Ciilisthciiic hinging introduced by
Supt. Dale. Analysis of English Gram
mar, by W. G. Ladds. President an
nounced the following committee on
Resolutions: George Luper, MUs
Clura E. Hunter, Miss Marry II. Mc
Curdy. Adjourned.
AFTEUNOON SESSION.
Institute met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Questions answered. Clas drill
on Elocution, conducted by Rev. S. S.
Bui ton. Ciilintheniu Singing resumed
by Supt. Dale. Recess.
Drill on Primary rending by Supt.
Dule. Motion by M ss M. II. McCurdy,
that a committee be appointed to pre
pare a Memoir of L. M. Stewart, on
motion of S. S. Burton A. C. Porter.
Miss M. H. McCurdy, and P. M. Clark,
were appointed the committee. Ad
journed to meet at the Presbyterian
Churih at 7 P. M.
KVKNINO SESSION.
Institute met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Music by Prof. Weber, Roll
culled, response b) sentiment. Essay
by D. Harrington, subject, "Self-Government."
Song by Mites Florence
and Eva Knox. Select reading by P.
M. Clurk, subject "Birth day Reflec
tions." Recitation by Sadie N. Arner,
subject "Don Leon's Bride." Music by
Misses Minnie aud Nettie Hunter.
Lee turn by Rev. Burton, subject "The
Model Teacher." Music by Mrs. Aguew
and Prof. Weber. Essay by Mary H.
McCurdy, subject "Failures in the
School Room." Motion by Rev. J. A.
Hume, that a copy of Miss McCurdy'
essa be solicited for publication in
the Fokest REPt niJCAN and 7Vss,
adopted. Song by Miss Alice Wolcott.
E-say by A. C. Porter, subject "The
L:ist Decade Song by Mrs. Agnew,
Prof Weber and W. R. Dunn. On
motion Adjourne I.
THURSDAY, JAN. 2".
MOKNING BEHMON.
Institute met pursuant to adjourn
nient. Roll railed, n,uestioit answered
nul asked. Clan dr II on Geogiaphy,
by Rev. Hum), lalistheuic Singing
conducted by Supt Dale. Recess.
Cla-s drill on ReuJin, by SJpt.
Dale, Adjo'imed.
AFTEnNOON SKSMON.
Institute met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Qcsiions asked and answered
Discussion, what is the best method of
preventing whispering in ' school?
Opened by Supt. Dale, followed by
Rev. Hume, Rev. Burton, W. G.
Indd. and S. I). Irwin. Second ques
tion, should onessholar ussist another
out sido of recitation hours? Op. ned
by W. G. Ijidds, followed by Rev.
Hume, Rev. Burton, S. I). Irwin, and
Mr. S. M. F. Jones. Motion by S. D.
Irwin that vote be taken on the
question whether one scholar should
assist another, derided in the negative'
linn.iimon-ly. Class drill on Reading
continued by Supt. Dale. Recess.
Penmanship by S. D. Irwin. Class
drill on Notation aud Numeration by
Rev. Burton. Adjourned to meet in
Presbyterian Church.
EVKMNU SESSION.
Institute met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Mub'ic by Prof. Weber, assisted
by Miss Alice Wolcott. Roll called,
response hy sentiment. Essay by Mrs.E.
L. Davis, subject "The Teacher." Song
by Mrs. Agnew. Recital by Mary II.
McCurdy, subject, "We sow what we
reap." Music by Prof. Weber assist
ed by Mrs. Agnew. Select Readings
by Rev. J. A. Hume, subject "Wound
ed," "The smack in scboof," and "On
the shores of Tennessee." Recitation
by the same, subject "The Fr.ig." Song
by Misses Florence and Eva Knox.
Essay by Miss Clara Hunter, subject,
"Tyranny of Custom." Song by Misses
Alice and Nannie Wolcott. Prize
Essays were read by the following: S.
D. I. win, A. C. Porter P M. Clark,
and Miss Blaelie Burton. Duet bv
Mrs. S. M. F. Jones and W. R. Dni;;',.
Rehearsal by E. B. Freeman, subject
"Shainiis O'Brien." Eay by Mrs. S.
M.F.Jones, "The Influence of Sur
roundings in the Education of the
Young." 2ution by Rev. Hume that
Jrs. Jones' essay be published in the
county papeis, with the endorsement
of the Institute, adopted. Adjourned.
FRIDAY, JAN. 2G.
MORNING SESSION.
Institute met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Roll called. Questions nnswei
ed. Cluss drill on Reading by Supt.
Dale. Reces.
Allegation, Alternate anr" jle.dial,
by W. G. Ladds. Adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Institute met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Roll called. Spelling contest
for prize otlered by Prof. A. C. Porter,
wou by P. J. Clark. Class drill on
History by Supt. Dule. Recess.
Culislheuu Singing, conducted by
Supt. Dule. Committee ou Resolutions
reported as follows :
Whereas, Pursuant to notice, the
toucher of Forest having again met
iu convent. on.
Hemtved, 1st. That we hail this fifth
annual meeting with pleasure.
2d. That we ure thankful to God
for a season of prosjierity, as respects
the world, and also increased prosperi
ly in cducutioiiul matters.
. 3d. That we recommend a develop
ment of the moral, as well as the in
tellectual faculties iu our school.
4th. That the dignity of our calling
is not surpassed by any other profes
sion, and that we, therefore glory in
our work, and will strive to render
ourselves worthy of it.
5lh. That we fully recognize the
necessity of professional reading and
study by the teachers.
Cth. That we recommend a greater
degree of attention to Rhetoric, by in-
corporutiug the same into their teach
ings, and encouraging efforts in Decla
mation mid Recitation.
7th. That education is thconlv safe
guard of free institutions, and under
the present circumstances, our schools
should be sustained ut all hazards.
8ih. That the Directors of the coun
ty should establish, a uniformity t
text-books throughout the entire couu-
9th. That the thanks of the Insti
lute are cordially extended to Prof.
Weber. Mr. Dunn, the Misses Knox,
Miss Hunters, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Agnew,
and all who have so kindly furnished
us with music during i,ur sessions.
10th. That the thanks i f the Insti
lute are cordially extended to Prof.
C. II. Dule. Supt. Rohrer, Revs. S. S.
Burton and J. A. Hume, Messrs. E.
B. Fret-man, Ladds and Irwin, and
our worthy Secretaries, Misa Arner and
I. M. Chirk. Also the School Direc
tors iu attendance, aud the citizens of
liouesla tur their kindness und hospi
tulity.
(j eorcje B. Liter, ")
Mary H. McCirdy, Committee.
Clara E. Hunter. )
Rep rt adopted.
The Comiuilteu on jlemoiruf L. M.
Stewart, reported as follows:
IN MEMOR1UM.
We have been culled upon tochron
icle the iiume of our highly esteemed
and beloved friend, L. II. Stewart,
among the dead, aud
Whereas, We deem it not only
our privilege, but our duty to give
public expression to our fcciing4 in re
gard to this dispensation of an all
wise Providence, aud to bear test into
ny of the great moral uud religious
worth ff nor deceased brother, who
was formerly n member of this Insti
tute. Therefore be it
Jicwhrd. That in his death wo sad
ly realise the lost of a worthy friend
ami a faithful tei'eher, who worked so
earnestly in our Institute i vear ngo,
and we will ever cherish with feeling
of love and resreet, ti e memories of
the deceased, who in his life cave lni.li
fill ivideiieeof a Ch istiun character.
2d. That we bow in humble submis
sion to the will of 1 1 i in who disposes
of nil things ami for his own glory.
3d. Thnt ir becomes us to follow in
hi footstep in his works of faith and
labors of love, that we may at last re
ceive ( we hope he has) the welcome,
"Well done good aud faithful servant,"
4th. That in his death the communi
ty ha lost a useful hoi. est and wnnliv
member,, and the common schools n
faithful instructor.
6th. That we are reminded thnt
God, who is All wise in counsel and
Mighty in working had otherwise de
termined. His days were numbered ;
the number of his months completed,
i-e was wanted in a higher sphere and
for a more glorious service, henco the
Master said, "Conic, up higher."
6th. That we sincerely aud deeply
sympathize with his friends and rela
tives, in their bereavement, and would
console them with the reflection that
their loss bus been his gain.
7th. That copies of these resolutions
lx inserted both in the Fob. est Re
MBI.iian ami the Forent 7Ve.s, and
transmitteJ to the relatives of the do
ceased. A. C. Porter, ")
P. M. Clark, V Committee.
M. H. McCvki.Y.)
Report adopted.
Committee on School Journal re
port. Remarks by Supt. Dale on the
importance of taking some education
nl paper. Jotion that the teucher.
rcUtrn their thanks to Supt. Rohrer
for his assistance during the scrsinn,
adopted. Ou motion adjourned tint
die.
Emma E. Arner, ) c. . .
P. M. Clark. -retanes.
NAMES and TOST OFFICE addresses
OF I EACHEUa.
EUa Havta,
Tioncsta.
Clam IC. Hunter,
Mary I lurk,
Florence Kuoz,
P. M. Clark,
v K. M. Ri 1 lo,
Blanche Burton, .
J. A. Weaver,
Anna Myers,
Mattio MeCormiek
8. M. Church,
Matilda Townell,
Liasie M. Koi r,
Alinira Lusher,
William Holmes,
Sadie N. Arner,
I'nuna K. Arner,
Alice tshrivcr,
Katie M. t'lyun.
Kunnio Steele,
Jennie Knight,
W. U. Ladd,
K. Jennie I .adds,
Oeurge I.ntiinere,
Mary Harrington,
Mary II. McCurdy,
.-'iillie M. 1''. Jones,
M. Minim,
lOiiielini shriver,
A. C. I'orier,
eorje I.uper,
Knielino liawson,
V
Ka.st Hickory,
tt .
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Nebraska.
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Newm-nville.
Jamil-sons.
.
.ilciu,
.
Itoss Hun.
Stewarts Hun.
Superior Mills.
Whin Hill.
Neillsliurg.
Cooksliurn.
West Hickory.
Nowtown,
A'ew Advertisement.
Register's Notice.
"IVWneE l hereby .riven that Win. C.
1 Nci.l. administrator of John Ni ill .In.
censed, has tiled his final account in the
Ki lt siern ollice, in and lor Korost Couiitv.
anc thul the mime w ill Ik; presented to the
rphHiis Curt of said enmity for continu
ation and allowance on the !ourtii Mondav
ol l ebi-iiary next. J. I!. AUXKW.
lteistcr.
.ilIifalIuiiM lor IJociinc
The following iiersoim have tiled their
M-tiiitions for l.ii-eiise, ut tho February
t'erm of Court. HS72:
John t'etersun. Hotel, Trunkey ville, Har
mony Township.
C. S. Richardson, Tiunkeyville, Harmo
ny Township.
Jacob lliK,'iii, FaiindiiH, Harmony,
rownsiup.
J. R. AfiXEtV, Clerk.
Tionesta. Pa., Jan. 2u, ls72.
D. W. CLARK,
(commismo.nkk'n ci.kkk, kokkstco., pa.)
HEAL ESTATE AG EXT.
Hol'SKSnnd Lots for Sale and HKXrp
Wild I Jlllils for Sale. 1 .
I have superior fu'-ilit e for HMcerlHininu
the condition of taxes and tax deeds, ,Vc,
and am Ihereftira rpiali'ied to act intelli
gently as itirenl of those livinu ut a dis
tance owtl lc; luuils in the CViuuty.
lillleo in t oinniisHiouera Itooin, Court
House, TioucHtu, I'a.
4-41-ly. I). W. CLAIIK.
Til I . II, 1,1 ST,
FOR FKHRUARY TERM, 1872.
W. A, lloleubu.'k vh. C. K. Kiehardson.
S. A. Kord et. ul. vs. T. McCl.wkev el. al.
rt. A. Ford et. al. vs. It. M,-( 'l kcy et. al.
Nolonioii .cnt-vs .lolni It. lxtrnar..
Kobert. C. Hill vs. .tolm 11. Ieunurd.
lioorue K. 'I'haver vs. T. A. Nolan A Co,
It. S. ltentlev vs. J. T. Crovle V Co.
Charles Leeper va. Wurruu & Franklin Hy
to.
P. Minniu it Co. vs. (ie-rRO S. Hunter.
K. I.. Jones vs. Hauicl Murphy.
II. II. May vs. .Inhicm T. Wliisner et. al.
II. II. May vs. John Miller ut. ul.
Adda Hunter vs. II. (iiliuun.
W. II. I.owrie vs. Andrew Cook et. al.
Kiizulicth 1 leer vs. It. I'. Scott ct. al.
It C. S.-otl vh. It. O. Carson.
J, Childs et ul, vs. Intiiy, Craw ford cV Co.
.1. II. Alj.MiW, rrotiiv
Junuarv 15, 1S72. a:t-at
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this Is Irne In a ucnerat sense the year bo
fore ns is llkelv, In a polit'cal sense, to ho
one of iiniisiin) Intcrrvt; tho IVniocrntie
party Is breakinir np, and llicrenrc In ilea
lions of alliances and purposes altogether
novel iu on r politic. The c'ei'tionsnr the
nasi year have resulted In almost an un
broken seriia of Itcpuhllcati vlctorhw.
deneriil Oinuts ndniinistration has ns-eiv
rd tho iiiiiiiiviM'ii! Indorsement of the
Anieriean sK.ple; mid there Is everv In
lieatlou now that, as the l!"pnbli"iin ean
didaln, he will be re-ele teil Prr-kl' lit. An
an Independent Hepiil.ll.au Paper tho
Commi.hciai. will In llu future, as in the
nasi, rentier an undevlatimi Mip'Mo-t to,
Republican Priociples. ImlditiK Hint 'he
(rood of the Itepublle reipiires that the
tloverntneiit shouid rctniiin ill the hands
of the party that saved it in the ttrcat lile-
r dea'h striiKL'l . In the lu'nre as In the
past it will speak Us own views ri'trardinir
men and in a-ine-., holding that throtiuh
free ill-'co-sion only can safe conclusions
be reached ami the Independence of the
pri pr.-M'i ved. Ill thin leirar.l wo can
say simply thnt the ''ommkiiciai. w ill be
true to itself ftn,) pstnlidshed charaeler.
. a Xewpaper. nothluK will bo simred
to maintain the t.ositlon w hich the Com
mkiiciai. has always held rihoiik the lead
inu journals of tho dav, for news enter
prise as well s for independent opinions.
This year, nt homo and abrond. will lw
full of Interest, F.unenii politic are
R'Tl'a'ed, and Iho Xmei-ienn reader will
likely tlnd mil. h In them to attract his at
tention. At home all is life and pioh.
ltailrxada are la'lmr oonstriieted every
where; new pro'eols are almost daily pro
claimed; iopti.iilon Is increasing-; i.ter
prise Inielll'reotly directcil was never so
well rewarded, nnd the prospect for Iho
wondeifnl nctivit'es of our tsmiitry la. to
snv the lea-it. extrem ly e.ieoiiiiiiu.
With all these thitiir Ii'Commkikmai. Is
tntimatit'y identified and as a litis, ncs
I'aper. at the eonler of tho ereatest iiiaiiu
faetnrinir district nn Iho continent, has
constantly in view whatever of interest
readers may rea-onably expect to see in
lis columns, csnccinliy carefully prepar
ed market reports, miiiiutactui li'nr intelll
treiien and itouer.il news, eolleeled and
from abrond.
To our on' ion" wo have onlv words of
cheer. With some our rcadein w have
held pi"asan' relations for vears. It will
be our a in to deserve the eoutiniianeo of
I l-ese relations for in.iiiy years to conic.
Wo feel proud ill the nict that the CoM
mkik iai. wields an Inllueuce eeond to no
Journal in tho S'ate. I' renders as a re- -oral
thinir nre the inlliiciit nl, iutelliireiit
cliisis. In n circle of hundreds of miles,
einbin'-im? near'y the whole of I'ennesvl
vania. ni'icli of Ohio, West Virginia and
Sta'os bevoud, it is tho favorit" in the
coiint'nir house, the ollli-e, the storo ami
the liinrl v,eseciall v of business ami culti
vated chutseii. . To hoh) Uiis place will be
our eonataiit cITort,
TF.RMS-1X ADVANCE i
Pn'lv paper, per year, ... $10,00
Weekly jaii ci', per year - - ifsl.ua
The Weekly Commercial will lie fnr-ni-he.
in Clul'm of Twenty lit (1..7) per an
until, find one copy ivcn'maiis to I he et-ter-up
of the club."
Specimen copy Kent uratison application.
TeSend iu vonroid; r.
Addroiui THE CO.MMFHCI VI,,
Pitbdiurtrh, Pa.
Attention Agents ! Think of Tills
Woiilorriil8urcovt ! 2,1,000
eopien of llrs'ket''s History of the
Fr ilieo-Oerinaii War. sold lir'nt 110 days.
It will soon N.ntiiin a full h, story of iho
bl.Midy Kebellinn in Paris, imikin-'r nearly
Mio panes and LViclcnint illiistratlona, and
will sell 5 limes faster than heretolbio.
Price only i'i.'m. Incomplete works,
written in' tho interi-st ol the Irish and
French, nro belmt oir.'re I w ith old cuts,
and for want of merit c!am!ntr to bo of
ficial, A'c. Hewar of such. Itrockntt's in
Isith Fmilisti mid (icrinaii. is the nut im
partial, popular, reliable, cheap and n4
scllin t work extant. Isxik to your in-tere-ts,
strike o'li. klv and you can coin
iimiicv. Circulars free and term" exi-el'ed
bvieiio. A. II. IH'ltltAHh, Publisher,
400 Chestnut St., l'hila. l'J-4w.
REDUCTION OF PRICES
TO CONFORM TO
REDUCTION OF DUTIES
GREAT SAVIVG TO CONSUMERS.
HY tiE ITlNtJ L P CI.UI1S.
Ti. Send for our now Price I .tat and a
Club Form will accompany it, enntaininit
foil directions inakin a laro saving to
consumer- and remunerative club organ
ise is
Tlie CJreut Aiuerlrnu Ti
C'oiuiniiy,
31 A 33VESEY STREET,
P. O. Box 5o43. new voitK. '1 4t
WcllV Carbolic TnIl'N.
For Cougbs, Colds and Hoarsen, ss.
These Tablets prosout the Acid iu Com
bination w ith other ellieient remedies, in a
popular form, for tho Core of all throat
and lunit diseases. Hoarsouess and L'ta
eoration of the throat are immediately re
lieved, and statements aro constantly ho
inu sent to the proprietor of relief In eases
of Throat dilliciiltics of years standing.
Ci A 1 1 X I O fJ 1,0 ""r" "'"t you
-J l (ret Wells' Carbol
ic Tablets ; don't let oilier (.axis be palmed
olt'on you iu their place.
John Q. Kellojr, 34 Plait St., X. Y.' Solo
Aent. Sold by iJi uygiats, Price
a box
!" cents
Agents Wanted ! Extra Terms
ItiMik a''ci:tl have Ioiik wanted a novelty
in the subscription line, which will sell at
Hiht iu every lamily.
THE PICTORIAL FAMILY REGISTER
Is the only work extant w hich witistles
this want. It is bcautitul and str.k.n)r.
coiub.iiinK an entirely new and elegant
Family Pliotojtraph Album, with a com
plete Family History. Full particulars
free, Addle tjisi. Maclean, Publisher,
71(1 Huns'ini Street, Pliiladelphia. a-4t
525 A JIOXTIII-IInrse nu.l
carriaue furnishiHl ; expenses iald ; anni
plere. Ji. 11. SII.WV, Alfred Me. 3-4t
AOENTS WANTKIl l'oit
life m u
Deiinj un Exine uj the Oecwt liitct
uud Miuteri)' uf Mormon num.
Vith a lull and a'utli. ntic history of
Polyewny. byJ. II. Ileadle, Editor of tho
Salt I like Hcpot'tci'.
AL'.nH aio ini't'tiiii! with unpoeeiite.l
Kiicvss, one reiKirts INt sub -cribei's in 'our
ilaxs, ainhor 71 iu two duv. Seed lor
Circular and nee what th" prons aava of
the work, National Publibhii., Co, I'liia.,
ft-4t
TEA ST ORE!
TU plae to buy ovury variety of MM
VERY BEST.TEAS
at ma
L 0 TTES T P HICKS,
la at the eatcaslr Tea Ettor f
H. T. CIIAFTEY,
wdiere yon can alwaya tln.l a lane ort
ment o'l the best Teas at New Yolk prloaa,
A Inrjt assnrtmeiit of '
Groceries nnd rrovMown
uniUaled In nihility and cheapness brany
oilier store in Warren eounry, ahvara .
hand. The people of l ot est county will
sai-e inoney by purchas.UK their ku'iiplia
at this place,
licsl brands of
FA MIL I FLO Un,
delivered at any depot nn the lino of th N,
11. iron.
Store on Main St. near the loiot,
R I FLlCsiToFGUNTKiTVrOLV,S
Oun materials of every kind. Writ fbr
Prii-e l.isr, toifreal Western Oun Work,
PittsbiiiKh. I'm Army nuns and Itevol
vor boughlor traded for. Afrenta wanted.
16-4
WANTpn AOENTS. evenwhore to
III Hit I LU esna-s for our eret IKTI
I.A It Taper. A line. IH .steel F, fcravlnf
Kivcn lo every sul.scril.er. Extraordinary
Indiiccmciils. AddresHli.il. HI'SSKLl
Hostou, Mass. lll-4t
AGENTS WANTED rORTHB. "
only lei able, Ceinpleio tut tlneiy Illustra
ted 1 1 istorv of
CHICAGO V-'f" C0NMAGRAT10N.
Th" fastest sellimi lssk ever Issued. Act
oiiii-kly ami '..eciiro extra 'erlnsand choir
ticld. 'Oni lit, 0 cent . Ill'niiAiiu Itnoa.
Publishers, Z Sansoin HI:, Phlla. 34-4
AOENTS WANTED FOR I'lIB
liliHV UF THE
W WAR IN EUROPE
It contains over 1."(l tine emraviiR of
llatlle Scenes and incidents in the War.
and Is the onlv Fl'l.l.. AC I II l-.NTIC ami
OFFICIAL history of that ureat conflict,
Aucnts a-e meetimr witli unpreeeilenled
hiiih sellimi fi'om H lo 01 cop:cs pe day
and it ta published in I rot 1 1 l.iiylihb anil
Oerman.
milTinN'"f,'r',,r Iitatorlea ar being
UHU I iUlleirculaled. Sec that the book
you buy contains I s) line 'tinravmcTt and
Wl pajtes, Send for circulars A see our
terms, and a full de-.criptinn of the workl
Address NATIONAL. PC'liLISHINti
Co., l'hila.. Pa. 14-4t
All E NTS WANTKIi! For if.o BnlliaM .
Witty Hook
IHt mirlll WUHLU,
AND PUBLIC EXHIBITIONS.
Hy Olive Liuan. Pleases everybody;
will sell iinmoiisely i is neinal, lauiity aiid
Inire-t. ned ; has tain in 6 colors, and
ilusiratmim, Nothing like it ! Canvaaa-inir-liiok
a rare beauty. New World
Publishing Co., 7th ,V Market St., PUUa,
12-41
TIOICUTE EMPORIUM.
M. P. GETCHELL,
Ptaler h
DRY GOODS
Xolious, Ituu(h V Mior(
HATS 5c CJLJPS,
Ac, Ac, &.v.;
conxr:n matx d dkidt sts.,
TIDIOUTE, PA,
Has the l.srt-est and most Complete 8UcV
now on hand, of any More lu
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA.
Ilnvinj; purchased mv toek ine
tlie jjreat .lei line In Golil, I ran cell
pood lHiiier tlian any I)ry Gnndi
Hon iu the Oil Region. Person
ptireliiislng good of mo will ave 25
pereent. M. l OKTCHELI
Tidioiite. April 11. 1870. 4-6
K P. IJHOCKE IT s"p.M.ular history '
of the blood v
F RNCO-GERMAN WAR!
Now eoiitaioiuj a lull account of th
FcarfUl Rein of Turror in Parli.'
Is seiliiiK U yoiid all prr cedent.
It is by fur tl lost reli il.lo and onlv corns
plete and imprrtial historv of thai mightr
ktriiKKlv and Us moinenleiiM resuda. 6t'l
pajes nearly I'O spu;ted illustration,
price, onlv J.oO. -111,0.10 o..pie alieadr
aold. It is issued 111 b tli . Oldish and '
tieimaii, and is Im''oi.. ip'siion the fastesf
Bcllin-j- Isx-k exlant. Wi.te awake enervet- '
ic HKcnts wanted, l'enus extra. Now ,
the time to tsin monev. A. It. HUH.
H.UUi, Publisher, -luo cUostuut St. Phlla..
Pa. Ju 4t
8 O'CLOCK.
IS-H
THE
BOOT AND SHOE
STORE.
TV YOU WA NT a perlm-t lit and a k4
A article of lioots and Shoea.of th fiue-1
workmanship, K to
II. I.. M'4X'K,
Sli CENTRE STHKET. Oil, CITY, PA.
9-SatiKfa.:tion it uaniu'oed. 2-33 tf.
yANTEHAOF.NTN (f JO per davi to
' sell the islebrated II11MK NHIIT,
TI.ESEWI.Nti MACHINE. Haalheun.
lU.r-leed. inuks- ihe-'in-k stitch.'' alikaon
1 tsith sides, and 'ullv li ensed. The beat
and ehoaiM si family s, wina Machine In
tho market. Address Johns, n. (Mark t
Ci., liesUui, Mass., pit.stjurirh, 1'.. Chlr.
I go. III., WIS. Loula, M. ?-