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Sic 4Jcw?t .gcpuMiian.
TtT.SDAT MORNING, MAR. . 1871.
BOnOUOH OF FICERS.
linrffctit. H. M,AY.
OiiinAifnen Jwoh Nhrl ver, J. Tt. Stronp,
W. W, Ibmond. H. II, Haslet, .1. Winans.
JgiHlirfi, .((As Peace W. 1. Mcrcllliott,
. H. M. Knox.
(y,ninb(tS. N.Teltsworth.
Sfhrmt Director J. Wlnnnn, J. A. Dale,
A. Proper, Jacob Sliriver, M. W. Tats,
ft). D. Irwin.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Mi'rfrtif Juriffe V
-gJSnJMrtri'iM Judges ,
P. JtSKs.
A. FKorsn, An-
sheriff 14. L. Taavk.
' Ih strict .ittorney W. W. MAion.
Treasurers. Skti.KY.
Prnthonntar, Hejister t Jitcorder, f .
J. B. Aomkw.
rhnmiMi'oitra rtKKJ. ELLIOTT, Jacob
Mrncn.i.inTT, T. D. Coi.i.ms.
Omnty Superintendent H. If.RoitnFB.
Mr. (V,ninoners Gbokub Siaains,
"Km Pttkrsox,
Omnfy Surveyor S.D. Tltwtlf.
Oironer .lout ah Wikani.
Humtv Auditors Km Hoi. m at. W,
Clark. T. tt. Conn.
Member of Conqres 9th Distrxctu. W.
BcoFiKi.b
A JWrrMJ, B. LaWSO.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
School closes next Friday. 'We
liave not learned how long the vaca
tion i to be, nor who are to be the
' next teacher.
Several of our citiieni are Retting
the Florida fever, and it is just possi
; t hie that we niny lose loine of thoin,
as U is sometimes fatul.
Rev. D'.irton has purchased a
liousn and grounds nt Corry, and will
tnovr- thore soon. He will attend to
his pa-i oral Hut'cs here until the licxt
jnoi liiii; of Conference.
Tho Superior Lnmher Co. Store,
. Itirinjr the absence of Mr. Buttorfield,
is in -hnrtfM of Eil. Culleton, who will
ho ple:ied to wait upon all customers
who may drop in.
The ( 'lurion Democrat took in dur
. hij tho month of February, on joh
work, advertising and subscription,
' over seven hundred dollurs. We
.. djdi.'t take in jj'at much.
W. W. Ma hi, Esq., Attorney at
"L-jw, has formed a co-pnrtnership with
Ge. A. Junks, Esq , of Brnokvillc,
for the practice of Law. The new
fir in has our best wishes.
S
On t'io 2Dih ult., a miscreant fired
a, pistol at Queen Victoria while driv
i .ing on Constitution Hill, but happily
5 1 without effect, lie was promptly ar
rested, nnil will probably die during a
tibt rope pbrformance.
' 'We hre promised an article for
publication in next week's paper, des
criptive of Co. G, 83d Pa. vols., com
. piled from Rates' History, and person
"V Uno vh;de. It will probably be read
with interest.
,-. Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Partridgol ift
yesterday for Jumentown, firr a short
.. visit. Miss Abide Partridge, who has
Vbeen visiting here for some, weeks, left
4 at the saniM time for her home. Hope
'they will all enjoy it.
I I William,Lawrenee and ife, and
IF. "Vfnk, foigsoma time past of Bra
1 A't B?u"d! have returned to Tionesta.
Mr. LuwToiice has sold hU hotpl stand,
.at Bradv'sjtnd mity engage in some
.basiiKss here."
rWe hear nothing "from Cash-up,
hut rather think that the production
,i dwindling, and are ol theopfflinn
' that there, us well as at most other oit
f 'districts, moro money msieeii anient
' -tLau the production has. amounted to.
- x.
The)rjdge Justion is compnra-
'.'lively quiet now. jfotwilhstanding our
t-neroiis offir to allow both parties to
isctiss the qiiOHtftiu through our col-
: annus, we don't hear from cither side.'
The subject will probably be taken
about the time the ice breaks up.
Lnst week was one of festive o?
cSt-ions, the young 'folks meeting some
. V!mt almost eve'r eveiiin'v and en
ji.yii theuiHe'ves to their fullest ca-
hy. All wcrt! calculated toencour
' :to -".tgioriablf feeling among the
J. . l. Stoe'o, Esq., President of
."tie mm' Pet. II. B. , has told all lAfcaf'
' 1 1 ... i i : ... Ti'
pji'i'ir nere ami uas oougui. in tnus
, viUi-, vIutc be will move his fumily
in a couple of weeks. Mr. SteelH is
, aiuK'tive business man, and the com
Taoiiy will be eorry to lose him as
; trtireu. . . . .
V'-Mis Vinnie Crain, who has had
fliarge of the telegraph office at this
vj$oint fir about nine mouths past, left
for Pittsburgh on Saturduy last, on
' aocnuiit of the diiccntinuance of the
' otliro. Mis ('rain, made many friends
wlnlu here, who. will always be glad to
her or hear of her success in lifo.
. : ..r t-: . ..e
rri b a lorriiii in niu jirrinors oi
TL.naulfl fiiiuitlrra Rmilr nil atn.
M. y last, the reignalion of A. II,
iji-.te', as Cai-hier, was accepted, and
.1 v l.iat ihn rftitrnnlinn nf A IT
Dda was elected to (Til the va-
cftuc.. Mr. Dale is familiar with ull
'the workings of the iustitutiup, aud
ill make a popular otiker.
'--'-'.
HUT IKUFIKLH WKXK. At the n-..
tlrnco of I ltd lirlilo pa'Cn'", on tho 2lMi
oil., hv Utv. J. X. Kbliinnhouxe. of
IlrndVii Upm.I, Mr. Oile . HutterneM,
and Mis Llrtls Wnnk, bottl rtt Tiones
ta, I'a.
Well, Lizzie has procured It nice
husband, and Giles has accumulated
a nice wife. Mny their lives ever be
as bright as their anticipations, and as
long as their joys. We cannot hope
they will have no difficulties to con
tend with, but we can hope that they
will together meet and overcome all
sorrows which may oppress them. They
are at present at Pittsburgh ou a visit
to Mr. ButterhVld's parents.
We learn that one hundred and
eighty wells at Fagundas were shut
down from six o'clock Saturday even
ing until six o'clock Monday morning.
This is is a step in tho right direction.
-We learn from the Tidioute Com
mercial, that Mr. David Bolard, last
week took unto himself a wife, "to
have and to hold" till death interferes.
David used to share our.dowuy pillow
when we wore the blue, down in Dixie,
and a better fellow to sleep with we
never met. His wife, who was Miss
N. McKay, has our congratulations.
"May they live long and prosper."
A combination called the South
Improvement Company have formed a
coalition with several railroads, the
result of which is that the freights on
oil have been advanced so much as to
threaten the nil business. The produ
cers are protesting loudly against it,
and are determined not to be swindled.
A new railroad is talked of, to be con
trolled by the producers, to tiansport
their own oil.
H. II. May, Esq., one of the oldest
and most successful lumbermen in this
section, siys that the article we pub
lished a week or two ago, which we
copied from on exchange, with the
caption, "Management of Mills and
Mill Saws," was good sound sense,
every word of it. If n tucctstful lum
bermen don't know, why who in the
name of Forest County lumber regions
does?
Up to Saturday evening last, the
weather hod been warm and delight
ful. But Sunday morning was very
cold, and continued so all day. Du
ring Sunday night a snow of a couple
of inches fell, and it continued to enow
slightly all day Monday. Last night
whs about as cold a one as the winter
bus produced, and as we go to press it
bus not moderated much. At this rate
the ice will not go out befuro next
Fourth of July.
We are exceedingly happy to an
nounce this morning that Messrs.
Grove & Widcott have at length, after
many failures, struck a good well. It
'is situated on the Got man Farm, four
miles up Hickory Creek from West
Hickory. When struck, one day lust
week, it commenced producing at the
rate of seven barrels per day, but came
up to twenty-five, at which rate it was
producing yesterday. We suppose
now that their day of dry holes is over,
and no matter where they sink a well
now, oil will be found. We heartily
congratulate our friends on their sue
cess in this instance, and hope they
may find many more good wells on
their lease, and find enough oil to sat
isfy them for all their previous disep
noiutments. "Producer," in the Titusville Her
ald, complains of the excessive royalty
charged by owners of producing terri
tory, unsays that the same men who
bitterly denounce the Southern Im
provement Company monopoly, are
to-day exacting a royalty of three
eighths to one half on wells that pro
duce less than f.vo barrels. I can cite
you to many, alas ! too many cases of
this kind, O consistency, thou art a
jewel. Unless something is done to
make nil bring a be'tter price, these
wells must shut down. Let every
producer that is paying too much roy
alty and can get no reduction, submit
his views with facts and figures to pa
per, and thence to the public. Per-
aps a graded royalty may be the
result.
Piute aud quarts of filthy catarrh
al difchargeb. here docs it all come
fromT The mucous membrane, lining
the chambers of the nose, and its little
glands, are diseased, so that they draw
from the blood its liquid and exposure
to the air changes it to corruption.
This life liquid was to build up tho
system, but it is extracted and the sys
tem is weakened by the loss. To cure
gain flesh and strength by Ubing Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
which also acts directly upon those
glands, correcting them, apply Dr
Ma tTMa futtirrk Iffltitttlv witll Tlr
Pittl-cj'n NuMftl Dmwlif. thi thtt iwilv
-J
ad method of reaching the upper. cavities
where the discharge accumulates and
comts from. This instrument and two
medicines sold for ?2 by all drujrpists.
j 571.
iko Uct i was consigned to Dix
raont by order of the court last week,
until such time as he should develop
symptioiis of sanity. The community
breathe easier since his departure.
This is the third patient tins county
has sent there, within the last two
years.
Notice.
All those knowing themselves in
debted on the Subscription to the Pres
byterian ministers' salary, are request
ed to make payment within three
weeks, as at tho end of that time the
balance on the list will be due.
W. It. Dunn, Treas.
Court Proceedings.
Monday, Feb. 26, 1872.
Courts opened.
Present Hons. W. P. Jenks, J. A.
Proper and A. Cook.
After uisposing of various matters
of business, courts adjourned until 2
P. M.
- At which hour courts tnet and open
ed. Grand Jury called, sworn and
charged.
Trial List then taken up and die
posed of al follows:
W. A. Holeman vs. C. S. Richard
son, feigned issue. Ined. eraict
for pl'ff for $188.68.
E. L. Jones vs. Daniel Murphy.
Ejectment. Verdict for pl'ff for the
laud described in the writ.
II. O. Hill vs. John B. Legnard.
Summons in assumpsit. Tried. Ver
dict for pl'h" for 1153.74.
B. E. Bentley vs. J. T. Croyle &
Co.- Settled, defendants paying costs.
J. Childs et al. vs. Dai'y, Crawford
& Co. Summous iu assumpsit. Tried.
Verdict for defendants.'
Commonwealth vs. I.'aac Iteed. In
dictrauit, misdemeanor. Tried. Ver
dict, not guilty, ou account of being
of unsound mind at the time of com
mittal. He was scut to Dixmont Hos
pital by order of court.
Licenses were granted to John Peter
son, C. S. Iiiclinrison and Jacob Wig
gins. The application of G. V. Wal
ters was withdrawn.
After disposingof motions aud hear
ing arguments, cvurts adjourned Feb'
ruarv 28th, 1872,
Minutes of the Meeting of the Coun
ty Conmittee.
Pursuant to call of Chairman, the
RrpuWican-Oonnry-Oommittee'mert at
the Court Hous in the Borough of
Tionesta, Forest Do unty, Pu.f Feb. 27,
1872. )
E. L. Davis was chosen Secretary,
pro tern. J
On motion ageed that we concur in
the selection of Clarion County's Rep
resentative Delate, J. II. Patrick,
Eiq., aud that hi be intruded to cast
his vote for Hon Isaac G. Gordon of
Jefferson Countjas our candidate for
Supreme Judgeship, and also for J. F.
Ilartranft for G vernor.
Ou motion Has. A. Conk, Juo. A.
Dale and W. I( Coon, were chosen
Senatorial Contrecs to confer with
conferees of A rustrong, Clarion aud
Jefferson Countis to select Senatorial
Delegate to atend the Republican
State Conventiuj to be held at Harris
burg, April, lOtj, 1872, and that they
be instructed toiecure, if possible, a
Senatorial DelejUe who will cast his
vote fo. Hon. G. Gordon for Su
preme Judge, ad for J. F. Ilartranft
for Goveruor.
Proceedings fdered to be published
in the Forest epublican.
The meeting hen adjourned subject
to call of Chiriuu. J. G. Dale,
E. L. Davis. Chairmau.
Sec'y pro m.
, ,. ...
Harper's klagaitht, for March,
has the following conten
The Uuited States Treasu-y Depart
ment, with leu illustrating; -The
Message';' Northern Boliviaxnj j't
Amazon Outlut, with fourteen lustra
tions ; Naval Architectuie, Pus auj
Present, (.First Puper.) with sieen
illustrations ; 'To-morrow; The ty
of the Little Monk, (First Paper)
with three illustrations ; The Wines o J
Syria; A Good Investment; Negro
Lite in Jamaica, with tcu illustrations;
A Case of Vitrification ; The Roman
Capitol ; Gottfried's Success, with oue
iliustruliou ; The Golden Lion of
Grunpere, with two illustrations; A
Japanese Stateemau at Home,, with a
Portait; Star and Caudle; Souuet
(with a Letter) ; Tho Oid Ottoman
aud tho Voting Turk ; Editor's Easy
Chair. Editor's, Literary Record i
Editor's Scientific Record ; Editor's
Historical Record; Editor's Drawer.
Terms 94.00. Harper Bros., Franklin
Square, N. Y. ,
The public appreciating our lib
eral inducements for cah purchases is
the reason we have suoh orowds and
sell such piles of goods every Saturday.
KUPKKIOR LUMBER CO. STORK.
Gents' Furnishing goods, latest
styles of neckties, bows, scarfs, paper
collars, underware Ac, at the very
lowest prices.
Sf i'ehior Lumber Co. Store.
A full assortment of Notions re
ceived this day. Will be sold at very
favorabe prices. We sell Sewing Ma
chines at the very lowest figures.
44tf Superior Lumber Co. Store.
Having procured the assistance of
two good workmen in our Tailoring
Department, we are able to turn out
suits for men and boys with dispatch,
and guarantee entire satisfaction. We
always keep a first class stock of coat
ings, vestings, and cassimeres. All
work guaranteed before leaving the
shop. Where we sell once we have
the assurance of selling ngnin.
44tf Superior Lumber Co. Store.
Owing to the shortness of the
cotton crop and the great demand for
cotton goods iu the west, there is a
material advance in all kinds f do
mestics, but we are selling at the old
prices beside the great inducements
we offer for buying goods every Satur
day. Superior Lumber Co. Store.
Winter caps selling at cost at the
Superior Lumber Co. Store, eveiy
Saturday.
Dress goods selling as low and
compared with New York prices, at
the Superior Lumber Co. Store.
Every Saturday is the day for
cheap goods at the Superior Lumber
Co. Store.
Ready made clothing and woollen
goods of all kinds are specialties at
our Clearance Sales, every Saturday.
SUPERIOR LUMBER CO. liTORK.
Book Binding.
We are agent for as good a book
bindery as there is anywhere. We are
prepared to do all th binding which
may be brought to us, at low rates,
and satisfaction guaranteed. Ssmples
can be seen at this office.
For Sale,
The desirable Farm, known as the Dr
Sibbald Farm, containing about '80
acres, bottom sand, located on the Al
legheny River, three miles above Tio
nesta. Good two-story frame house,
large barn, good orchard, and desira
ble improvements. For terms &c. en
quire of W. W. Mason,
Tionesta, Pa.,
or Beogcs & Sinclair,
33 tf Clevelaud, Ohio.
Carpenter1), Blacksmiths, Saw mill
men, Oil men, and other citizens ot
Forest county, who are in want of any
thing in the Hardware line, should go
to Andrews & Co., Tidioute. They
have the largest stock in this section
of the country. They are making and
repairing all kinds of Machinery and
Saw mill castings at short notice 4-tf.
Sew Advertisements.
UlLLIAMSrORT DICKINSON SEMINARY.
WILUAM8PORT, PENN'A.
AFIHSTl'I.ASS Boarding School lor
both sexes.
I.OCATIO.V
One nf the most beautiful in the State.
Students Received at any Time.
TKRM.S AKlitKltATE.
References Hon. Jno.vA. Miles
W. Tato, Kim, S. J. WolcoM. 45-Ot.
NATURE'S rK
Um . RESTORATIVE
Contains no LAC SULPHUR No
SUGAR OF LEAD No LIT1I
ARC No NITRATE OF SIL
VER, and is entirely free from the
roii,nus an(l Health-destroying
Drugs ua t- jIair
lrrnara-
tions.
Trainparent'ancl clear as ti . , . it ..
HOI HOll irt.Mi', I'--" . - . .... '
CI.KVN ami KK ICII'.. I nexnicriut. I
AS'I I
't rBtoreand prevent the Hair from
ow-iminK Uruv, imparts a , icIokxv ap
poanco, rcmovcH Dandruff, is cool and
refiM,intr to the head, elw-olcs tho JIair
fruiu MiuiK off, and restore it w. )( (fient
extent 4,e promH'.urely loot, pr-.,.nts
Huadtu-ht. .-urea ull humors, eutunvo
AruplioiiH, unuittmul lietu. ah a
DHKSSINO vimi IIK 1 1 A I It IT I I
1IKSI' ARID VK IN T 1 1 K MARKKT.
DR. U. WMIT.I, Ratfiitce, A ver. Ms.
Prepared onlv v I'lUM'TKR ISltolll
KR. lilouctVtrr. Muu. Tbe kiiiiiiio i
put up in u iutiK-1 bottle, made, expressly
hiril, with the nuiiin of tho artiilo blown
in Din ulux. AkIc voor 1 'rilL'L'it.1 tor
Nature's Hair Restorative, ami take 110
other.
r-ei-Sond two throe e-nt kUtnps to
Pro-t.T Hiolhcrs for a "rreatiso ou the
Human Huir." Tim iuforinniioii it uun
tains is worth 0,110 to any (lersoit,
JONES HOUSE,
CLAlilON, FENS'
sl a JONES
SELLING AT COST
Until VI3RII 1, '72.
D.S.KNOX,
Having sold out his Store bniUlin to oth
er pnrtiM, who are to lakH poxspitHion on
tbs lt of April, Ik disposing of his
IMMENSE STOCK
AT COST!
FOR CASH f
His stock eousist in part of
GROt'EItms
and
rnovisioK,
BOOTS & SHOES I
tlotiM y itrnishing Good, Iron, Nails,
Machine tools. Agricultural Implements,
?., e nr., wiauii we OMer at Kreatlv re
duced prices.
FURNITURE ! FURNITURE! !
of all kinds,
PARLOR SUITS,
CHAMBER SETS,
LOUNGES,
WHATNOTS,
SPRING BEDS,
MATRESSES,
LOOKING GLASS
ES, Ac, Ac, Ac,
ti:n"w.a.:r,:e3
of all kinds, and as well made s any ever
brought to town.
PURE DRUGS
on hand, and dispensed in an intelligent
manner.
imtext jii:ii i.i:s
of all kinds, fc
Ijol'orc. "n'u cheajHr than ever
NOW IS THE TIME !
III 1...Y.I . 1 1 . i Til.
portiimty to seleel ft..,, BO larre a slock "I
gMds al thesumu mcurtu.aj-nUw
tune to lav in a supply.
This offer holds good only until
U thu
1ST,
now, and yollr guoll, cfa
r ft. k.vox.
ERIE & PITTSBURGH R. R
On and afW Monday, Nor. IS, 1KC9
trair will ruft on this road as follows:
LEATE ERfE SOUTHWARD.
I!:.V A. s. accoKmodatiow leaves
Snwcatttfr tft 7:05 and arrives at PitUburo;h
10:09 a. m.
W-.2JS a. M.. rirrsBcnon us., stops at all
nations, and arrives at A. AG. W. R. R.
Transfer at I;M) p. m.t at Newimtle at 3:1S
p. in., and at I ittsburli at C:lf p, in.
CntJ6 A. ., ACt.'OMMon.Tioj. frmn James,
town, arrives at A. A G. W. R. R. Transfer
at 6:40 in., at Newcastle it 'Mi h, in., and
Pittsburgh at 10:00 a. in.
5rOT p. m.. Mixed Train leaves Erie for
Sharon, stopping at nil intermediate points
and arriving at 10:15 a. tit.
LEAVE PITTSBURGH 50RTWARD.
7:16 a. m., KniR express, leaves New
eastle at 10:00 a. mv, A. A G. H. R. Trans
fer ftt 11:20 a. m., and arrives at Erie at 2:30
p. m, making elosv ronneution for Butra
lo and Niagara Kallr.
3:35 P. M. aci-ommodatto, leav J New
castle at fi:30 p. m , A. A O. W. R. K.
Transfer at 7:56 p. m., and Jmnestown at
H:M) a. in., eonneets with mi aud trains that
arrives in Erie at 1:55 a. m. -
6;W P. M.. Mixed Train leave Sharon for
Erie, and arriving at Girard at 12:30 a. m.
and Erie at U:.r6 a. ni.
TrnlnsconnK-t at Roohpsterwlth train for
Wbeelinsr and all points in West Virginia,
and at Pittsburgh connections for Philsdel-
fihia, Harrisbiirgh, Baltimore and Wash
ngton via Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
Erie Express Sorth, connects at Girard
with Cleveland and Erie trains Westward
for Cleveland, Chicago, and all points In
the West; at Erie with Philadelphia A Erie
Railroad for Corry, Warren, Irvington,
Tidioute, Ac., and with Rnflalo A Erie
Railroad for Biiffulo, Dunkirk, Niagara
Falls and New Yor City.
F. N. FINNEY.
General Sup't
A MIRACLE!
Mr. Samuel Bell, of W. E. Schmerts
Co , Wholesale Hoot and Shoe Manot'aeiur
ers, 31 Fifth avenue. Pittsburgh, Pa., has
been alllicted with chronic rhcumatish fur
thi.ty years, Irom his right hip to his foot,
having to use a crutch and a cane, at times
so painful as to uttcrlv incapacitate him
from attending to his business. Having
tried overy remedy known, without effect,
except Gilliland's Pain Killer, ho was
Hnaliy induced to try it. A second applica
tion enabled him to lay aside his crutch,
and a third effected a permanent cure. Mr.
Hell is a popular and well-known citizen,
la a living monument of the ermcttcv of
that great medical discovery, Gillihmd's
Pain Killer. The nttlicted should ask their
grocer or dru gist for It, and trv its won
derful power. Mr. Gilliland, 'we under
stand, wants a respectable aient in every
town and county for it. The principal of
fiee Is at 72 Third Avenue, Pittsburgh Pa.
31-4t
AGENTS WANTED FOR
ROMANISM AS IT IS.
This Book, an elegant fietavo Volume,
containing 7."U pages, and 10." lirst-cluss en
gravings, is an exhaustive and Standard
work, eminently adapted to its origin to
tne present time, exposes its haseless pre
tences, its frauds, Its persecutions, its
gross immoralities, its opposition to our
public schools, and civil and religious lib
erty, it shows its insidious workings which
strongly tend to bring this country under
run Komish control. Pro.siecius, and
books ready on application. Conn, Pub
limbing Co., Hartford Conn. 22-U
20,000 IMKJIEK.
THE HELPER shows you how tosav
and how to mko money on the farm.
Where to look for the profits, and lo obtain
them. How to claor StiOO.OO from October
to May. A com- free to every farmer send
ing name and r. G. Address to Ziegler A
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PSYCHOLOGIC Faseinntion or Soul
s Charming. 400 pages bv Herbert Ham
ilton, B. A. How to use this power (which
allptssess at will. Divination, Spiritual
ism, Sorceries, Dcmonology, and n thous
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Philadelphia. Pa. 2-S-tl
WOMAN
By aniramciuc practice, cxttnuioi: i.irouit a lhJ
f many years luvin witlitu thai time treated ovci
nin thousand ca&ct of ihos uwc&ca ptculia to
wjnun, 1 have been enabled to perfect a most potent
and agreeable meuiciue that meets the indications
presented by that cla& of tucaes with positive cer
tainty and exactness.
To designate thu natural specific compound, I have
named it
Dr. Piorce't Favorite Prescription.
The term, however, is but a feeble cvpresnion of My
most matured appreciation of its value, based upon
actual and witneaMid realuu-s. As a close observer,
I have while witnessing- iu positive results in the few
special diseases incident to the separate organism ttt
worn in, uncled tiout as thttitwuix ercrtmminfftm
of my m.duai carttr. On its merits as a positive,
suf ., and erfectual remedy for thu class ol diseases,
and onj that wilt at all times and under alt tiicum
suncciact ktndtyandin harmony with the kw which
Kovern th kmale system, 1 am willing to stake my
reputation as a physician. Nay, even more, so coiiu
dent am i that it will not disappoint the most sanguine
expectations ot a single invalid lady who employs it
for any of the ailments for which I recommend it,
that I aileraud sell it under A I'USl l lVt Ol AK.
ANTtE. If a beneficial e.Vect is not eaperienct-d by
the time two-thirds of the contents of the bottle arc
used, i will; on the return of the bottle, two-thirus ot
the medicine ha ing baen taken accoruing to dirre.
lions and the case bing one lor whcrj I recommend
it, promptly refund tne money paid for it. Had i not
the matt perfect contidcuce in its virtues, ! could not
O.fer it as 1 do under thcc conditions ; but liavmg it
nesscd its truly miraculous cures i thouianu ot cases.
tit warrantrii mnd ftrfectiy taf in ruinn ink
my rtruttitiim and my momry n itt mrriti.
The following are amoiitf those diseases tu which my
Ptvriit Vrttcnftum has worked cures as if by
aiiic and wuli a certainty never btorc attained by
a. iv mejicinc : l-eucorrhtea, a-.xcetvivc k lowing, Pain
full Monthly Periods, Suppressions when from uiinat
ural causes, Irregularities, Weak Lack, Prolapsus, or
filling of the Uterus, Autcversioa aud keiro version,
liearin tkiwn Sensations, Internal Heat, Nerwms
Impression, lebility, Despondency. Threatened Mis
carriage, Chronic Congestiuti, Inllammaiion and I I
c?rauon of the Uteru, and very many oth-.r chronic
lise.iscs peculiar lo woman not mentiuncd here, in
w'ncii, n well as in the cases which 1 have memic-ned,
my r avorue Prescription works cures the marvel cf
the worli. I'tits medicine 1 do not catol as a cure-all,
but it admirably fultiil a singleness ot purpose, being
a m)4 perfect specific Hi alt chronic jitascs t f t'e
sexual sytem of woman. It will not divtp; tf, nr
will it do harm in any state or condition. U is a
wusr rowtjitrix Kkmoratlvk Tumc to thv gen
eral a well the scsu.il system, aNo comLuaa the
m t valuable nervine prtpeiucs. Doth the muscular
an J ii.Trout forces re slrert.llirncl and biuil up It
its uJ. . )t will he found invaluable in diseases ia.
dt.it lit pregnancy, and c.in be taken lit m ll',t,
dosjs w.'H pei feu safety while iii that state, tnrad.
it it a Mothrr'i I rM.ii, and s prepare
for parturition that it render chili-lab easy 1 have
rjc-tvcdilic heartfelt praise Irrnn tiuiidreds of makers
Aca"wiXtl: suieeril y of an honest hrt, and for
. i, ... welfare. Those who desirt further inlutma-
atioii
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Is a South American plant that has been
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Dr. Wells' Extract of Juruboba
is confidently recommended to every
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It is NOT A PHYSIC It is not whig.
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Price Ono Dollar pr bottle. Send for
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lalsofNew York, whore will attend
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Ollieo in Eureka Drug Store, 3d floor
ibovo tho bank, Tidioute, Ta. 4JHf
PITH OLE VALLEY It'
N AND AfTER Monday, Juno 5, J8T1,
Trains will run as follows:
TRAINS NORTHWARD.
M'ATIOSS.
neopolm,
Kunuett,
WlKlllS
I'rutliers Mill
Pitliolo City
No. a.
lo.m a
10.38 "
lo.ao '
WW "
w.io '
No. .
3 -.0 , HI
. "
8.18 "
8.10 "
2.65 "
TRAINS SOUTHWARD.
STATIONS.
Pithole Citv,
Prathers Mill
Woods
lleunett
No. 1.
8.40 a m
.4H "
No. 8.
1.10 p lit
1.4S '
I.;" "
o no .
8.fifi
f.02
P. IS
Oleopelis
An Extra Train leaves Pithole Citv on
Saturdays at A.0 p. in. making clos. con
nection iit 'dcopolis with Trains on-se Oil
Creek .V Allegheny River Ruilwavforf Vir
ry snd intermediate points.
Return Train leaves Oieopoli- at 7.15 p.
in., arriviiimit Pithole Citv at'-M.
Ml other Trains make t-1 w connection.
nt Olcop .lis witli trains on siaOil tveck A
.Vliogla-Jiy Rives Uailw.v, North and
South.
Two Lines of Slage'r1"' daHy between
Pithole City, Milkf 1-anii slid Pleasant
ville, inaki'igCM.ietiii wiihnrrivingaud
ilopHrting Trains. ' T, ULA1R,
Mil. HiHtinr, rndioleCltTTl?"
Ticket Ag'lll.h : 9-
LOTS 6r SALE I
IN THE
BOROUGH OF TIONESTA.
, o. MCKI.Erj,"
7!, NassanSt., New YorU
H. V. ' f - fi '
WATCH MAKER & JtWELtR
WATCHKM, JJJWFUIY AND
MUSICAL INSTKUMEXT
Repairing done in a worlmnnlil.
. . 4-ly
Thu Republican Otllce
I'EEl'S constantly on hand a Krk.,. t.
P3
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